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REQUIRED TOOLS
Knife with
Measuring
retractable blade
tape
Level
Impact drill
Wrench
STÛV 16-IN
INSTALLATION MANUAL
Keep these instructions for future reference
REQUIRED HARDWARE
7
mm
Crowbar
7 mm
hex socket
#2
Flat screwdriver
No. 2
square bit
3
mm
Torx 20 bit
8
10
mm
mm
8 mm
10 mm
hex socket
hex socket
PH2
5
mm
No. 2
5 mm
Phillips bit
hex bit
T20
T25
Torx 25 bit
Torx 30 bit
REQUIRED MATERIAL
Stûv handle
Wall and floor
finishing
Black no. 10 x 1/2"
Protective fabric or
self-drilling screw
cardboard
EN
Chimney kit
Ø4'' clamping collar
and flexible duct
(option)
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- Page 1 STÛV 16-IN INSTALLATION MANUAL Keep these instructions for future reference REQUIRED TOOLS REQUIRED HARDWARE REQUIRED MATERIAL Stûv handle Knife with Measuring Crowbar 7 mm 8 mm 10 mm Wall and floor Chimney kit retractable blade tape hex socket hex socket hex socket finishing Level Impact drill...
- Page 2 THANK YOU! APPENDICES This manual explains how to carry out a standard installation of a Stûv 16-cube and 16-H unit. To install a frame or the air damper, certain particularities, which are Thank you for choosing a Stûv wood-burning insert! It has been designed outlined in the additional manuals provided, must be followed as applicable.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS VISSERIE À PRÉVOIR VISSERIE À PRÉVOIR CERTIFICATION INSTALLATION Fuel Selection Certification Unpacking Technical Characteristics 4.2 Base Plate and Connection 6.2 Starting the Fire 6.3 Reloading the Fire Marking Labels 4.3 Removing the Door Safety Instructions Moving the Insert 6.4 Ash Removal 4.5 Connecting to the Smoke Outlet 4.6 Finishing... -
Page 4: Certification
CERTIFICATION CERTIFICATION ..........................5 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ....................5 MARKING LABELS ......................... 6 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ......................7... -
Page 5: Certification
This manual describes the installation and operation of the Stûv 16-in wood heater. of this wood heater comply with the death. Models 16-58 and 16-68 meet the 2020 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's above-mentioned standards. They must fine particle emission limits for wood heaters sold after May 15, 2020. -
Page 6: Marking Labels
fireplace. une personne qualifiée pour être à nouveau utilisé comme un fo 16-58 in : 1.47 G/H (EPA 2020) | 16-68 in : 1.94 G/H (EPA 2020) Average particulate emission rate (output) 1.47 g/h... -
Page 7: Safety Instructions
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WARNING keeping a type A or ABC fire extinguisher on hand in the event of a chimney fire. 13. Do not connect this appliance to a chimney pipe serving another appliance, or to a hot air distribution system. It is essential that this Stûv be installed by a qualified professional. - Page 8 COMPOSANTS LIST OF COMPONENTS ....................... 9 AIR INTAKE ACCESSORIES ....................... 11 FRAMES ............................12...
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Page 9: Components
LIST OF COMPONENTS Included Option STÛV 16-IN COMPONENTS... - Page 10 LIST OF COMPONENTS 16-58 IN 16-68 IN FW1011601200 FW1011601300 PRODUCT INCLUDED PRODUCT INCLUDED DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION CODE OR OPTION CODE OR OPTION Insert Insert Included Included Flap Flap PW1499762402 Included PW1499762502 Included Base plate Base plate PW1499721100 Included PW1499723500 Included Leveling feet...
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Page 11: Air Intake Accessories
AIR INTAKE ACCESSORIES CONNECTORS (STÛV 16-Z) AIR DAMPER For outside air intake For outside air intake Installation p.24 Follow the instructions provided with the air damper. Ø 4" WIRE 4’ THREADED ROD M10 x 3 1/2’’ FINISHING WASHER M5 int. 4"... -
Page 12: Frames
Follow the instructions provided with the thin edge frame Follow the instructions provided with the picture type frame 3 9/16" 7/8" 1 7/8" 23 7/8" 27 7/16" 1 3/4" to 2 1/2" 2" CODE 16-58 AW1300411400 26 3/8" 0,1345" 16-68 AW1300411500 30 5/16" 16-78 AW1300411600 34 1/4"... -
Page 13: Dimensions
DIMENSIONS STÛV 16-IN DIMENSIONS ......................14 HEARTH OPENING ........................15 NON-COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS ................... 16 RISK AREA ............................ 18 AIR SUPPLY ..........................19... -
Page 14: Stûv 16-In Dimensions
1 7/16" Glass pane 16 1/2" 23 7/8" Glass pane 1 7/16" 16-in 3 1/4" 16-58 in 17 5/8" 22 7/8" 11 7/16" 16-68 in 21 5/8" 26 3/4" 13 3/8" 5/8" (± 3/4) 16-78 in 25 1/2" 30 3/4"... -
Page 15: Hearth Opening
HEARTH OPENING THIN EDGE FRAME Thin frame Width Depth Height 16-58 in 23 1/4" 16-68 in 27 1/8" 17 3/4" 23 3/8" 16-78 in 31 1/8" PICTURE TYPE FRAME Width Depth Height 2" min. to max. min. to max. min. to max. -
Page 16: Non-Combustible Materials
NON-COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS MASONRY HEARTH The Stûv 16-in is designed to be installed in a masonry hearth. The dimensions specific to each frame can be found on the previous page. For larger hearths, larger picture type frames are available, or a painted steel plate can be cut out in the shape of the hearth. - Page 17 *The floor protection must be installed all the way up to the wall, no matter its distance from the insert's door, and a sealing strip must be added at the junction to keep embers from entering the wall. MODEL 8" 8" 16-58 17 5/8" 33 5/8" Canada: 18" 16-68 21 5/8"...
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Page 18: Risk Area
RISK AREA The heat radiating from the glass will be significant. Any combustible object must be placed a minimum of 48’’ by 90° away from the glass face to avoid any fire risk. risk area combustible masonry hearth non-combustible obligatoire 45°... - Page 19 APPROVISIONNEMENT EN AIR The insert is supplied CONVECTION AIR by two types of air: The convection air system is incorporated in the insert. No connection is needed for its operation. The ambient air gathered from the room moves along the combustion Convection air chamber, absorbing heat Once heated, this air exits naturally through the appliance's upper frame,...
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Page 20: Air Supply
AIR SUPPLY COMBUSTION AIR (OPTIONS) Option 1: Connected to the outside air with a kit Option 2: Connected to the inside air, in another location near the insert. Although recommended, this setup is mandatory in some places. This air inlet must have a sufficient air intake (minimum ø 4"), from a crawl space, ventilated room (basement) or another room in which the air exchange will always Whether it is connected to the insert or not, the duct leading to the outside air must: be sufficient. -
Page 21: Installation
INSTALLATION UNPACKING ..........................22 BASE PLATE AND CONNECTION .................... 23 REMOVING THE DOOR ......................25 MOVING THE INSERT ......................... 26 CONNECTING TO THE SMOKE OUTLET ................. 27 FINISHING ............................ 28 ADJUSTING THE DOOR ......................29... -
Page 22: Unpacking
UNPACKING CONTENTS OF THE For all Stûv 16 models Specific to Stûv IMPORTANT COMPLEMENTARY BOX 16-in The paint is not cured. It is therefore Door handle fairly fragile, but will harden after being 4x white glove heated several times. Handle the unit Installation manual with care. -
Page 23: Base Plate And Connection
BASE PLATE AND CONNECTION Step 5 Take out the base plate and use it base plate for the next steps. Remove the styrofoam and recycle the entire packaging. Prepare the base plate according to the styrofoam connection to the combustion air intake. Step 6 If using an outside air intake connector, only remove the cutout in the... - Page 24 BASE PLATE AND CONNECTION Step 11 Center the base plate in the NOT INCLUDED hearth and position the depth according to the measurement in the illustration. Refer to the installation manuals for the frames to calculate the exact depth according to the chosen frame. Step 12 Level the leveling feet, on the base plate, the adjustable stand or the H base.
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Page 25: Removing The Door
REMOVING THE DOOR Follow these steps to remove the insert's door. Step 17 Place the door handle around the lock cylinder above the door. Step 18 Turn the door handle counter- clockwise to open the door. Step 19 Open the door 90°. Step 20 Locate the spring at the bottom of the door, near the rotation axis. -
Page 26: Moving The Insert
MOVING THE INSERT Step 23 Set the door down somewhere where it will not get damaged. Take care not to damage the paint. Step 24 Insert the Stûv handles in the slots provided for this purpose on the sides of the insert to take it off the pallet. The handles can be placed in either direction. -
Page 27: Connecting To The Smoke Outlet
CONNECTING TO THE SMOKE OUTLET To connect the insert chimney, the SECTIONAL deflector's profile and vermiculites must VIEW be removed. Step 27 Remove the deflector's profile by pivoting it slightly toward you. deflector's profile Step 28 Remove the vermiculites with a similar movement. -
Page 28: Finishing
FINISHING Step 30 Refer to the installation instructions provided with the frame to finish the wall and install and adjust the frame as needed. Step 31 Put the door back on by inserting the hinges into the holes. Step 32 Check that the door is level and that it closes well. -
Page 29: Adjusting The Door
ADJUSTING THE DOOR Step 34 To make the door level, slightly loosen the 4 bolts holding the door hinges, at the top and bottom. A If the side opposite the rotation axis is too low, push the top hinge inward. If necessary, the bottom hinge can be pushed outward. - Page 30 ADJUSTING THE DOOR Step 38 To adjust the door's grip or airtightness, slightly loosen the 4 bolts holding the door filler plate reinforcements at the top and bottom. A If the grip is too tight, the door filler plate reinforcement cylinder has to be pushed outward.
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Page 31: Chimney
CHIMNEY DIMENSIONS AND CERTIFICATION ..................32 TYPICAL INSTALLATION ......................33... -
Page 32: Dimensions And Certification
DIMENSIONS AND CERTIFICATION CHIMNEY DIAMETER CHIMNEY LENGTH It is recommended that the height of the chimney be between minimum 15' and The insert must be installed with a flexible or rigid liner 6" or 7" in diameter, from the insert to above the chimney. The liner must comply with ULC S-635 (Standard for maximum 45', measured from the top of the unit to the bottom of the rain cap. -
Page 33: Typical Installation
TYPICAL INSTALLATION When ordering the unit, a decision must be made regarding the smoke outlet Follow the instructions below to install the chimney. Always refer to the chimney connector to the chimney's configuration. In all cases, the typical installation must instruction manual. - Page 34 UTILISATION WOOD SELECTION ........................35 STARTING THE FIRE ........................36 RELOADING THE FIRE ......................... 38 ASH REMOVAL ..........................38...
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Page 35: Use
FUEL SELECTION WOOD TYPES Humidity level Wood types Ash and beech are recommended as firewood as they dry quickly and are easy to find. They must be stored under a shelter immediately after being cut and split, otherwise they rot very quickly and lose their calorific value. They are easy to light and produce very bright, lively flames. -
Page 36: Starting The Fire
STARTING THE FIRE CAUTION - NOT TO BE USED CAUTION Read the safety instructions on page 7 before using the insert. Burn only firewood. Do not burn: Upon first use, some smoke or odours may be produced. Ventilate the room •... - Page 37 STARTING THE FIRE CAUTION The insert must always be operated with the door closed. Otherwise, smoke and flames could come out of the opening and cause significant damage. Only open the door to start the fire or to add wood. Step 1 Using the door handle provided with the unit, open the door by turning the door handle.
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Page 38: Reloading The Fire
RELOADING THE FIRE Step 1 Never leave the door handle on top of the cube shell or grip cylinder. It will get very hot and could damage the paint. Step 2 Add wood using the Stûv glove provided with the unit. Do not stir the wood or move it around while it is burning. -
Page 39: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE REGULAR MAINTENANCE ......................40 REPLACING COMPONENTS ...................... 41 CREOSOTE AND CHIMNEY-SWEEPING ................. 44... -
Page 40: Regular Maintenance
REGULAR MAINTENANCE CAUTION During the heating season, have your chimney regularly inspected by a profes sional. It is recommended that you have your chimney swept twice per heating season to Do not conduct maintenance while the unit is hot. prevent creosote build-up. Wait until it has cooled completely. -
Page 41: Replacing Components
REPLACING COMPONENTS Step 1 The next steps explain how to disassemble the parts that make up the door. DESCRIPTION 16-58 16-68 16-78 complete door PW1400804000 PW1400804100 PW1400804200 door frame PW1499721000 PW1499723400 PW1499725800 glass pane and seal kit PW1400601400 PW1400601500 PW1400601600... - Page 42 REPLACING COMPONENTS Step 5 Place the door on a protective fabric to protect the paint and to be able to continue disassembling it more comfortably. For all maintenance performed on the door's components, follow the next steps until you reach the component to service or change.
- Page 43 The glass must be 4 mm-thick ceramic and able to withstand high temperatures. MODEL GLASS PANE 16-58 439 mm x 466 mm 16-68 439 mm x 566 mm 16-78 439 mm x 666 mm...
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Page 44: Creosote And Chimney-Sweeping
CREOSOTE AND CHIMNEY-SWEEPING Chimney-sweeping steps Creosote is a thick, black residue that forms due to incomplete combustion of wood. Wait until the unit has cooled completely It can be brittle or smooth (vitrified). During slow combustion, wood releases tar before performing maintenance. droplets that condense on the cold chimney lining. -
Page 45: Warranty
WARRANTY WARRANTY DETAILS .........................46 WARRANTY FORM ........................47... -
Page 46: Warranty Details
WARRANTY DETAILS WARRANTY COVERAGE WARRANTY TERMS Stûv appliances are guaranteed against: This document must be returned to us, duly completed, within one month of the date of the dealer's invoice to the buyer. • manufacturing defects • paint defects on the visible parts of the unit Duration of the warranty: •... -
Page 47: Warrantyform
WARRANTY FORM THE APPLIANCE THE DEALER Serial no. : _______________________________________________________ Company: __________________________________________________________ Model: _________________________________________________________ Name: ______________________________________________________________ Invoice date : ____________________________________________________ Address : ___________________________________________________________ Installation date : ________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ Tel no.: _____________________________________________________________ *The serial number can be found on the marking label at the bottom of the combustion chamber. - Page 48 Stûv inserts are designed by: Stûv sa – Belgique stuv.com Rue Jules Borbouse n°4 B-5170 Bois-de-Villers And manufactured in North America by: Stûv America inc. – Canada stuvamerica.com 34, Boulevard de l’ A éroport Bromont QC Canada J2L 1S6 1-514-396-3463 | 1-866-487-7888...
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