Related Manuals for Nippa WB 2400
Summary of Contents for Nippa WB 2400
- Page 1 Sauna Stov es & Heaters Since 1930 Energy Maid INSTALLATION and OPERATING GUIDE for HEATER MODELS WB 2400 WB 3000 Nippa Sauna Stoves Beulah, Michigan 49617 Phone (231) 882-7707 www.nippa.com...
- Page 2 Undoubtedly, you have given much consideration into your decision to buy a NIPPA heater and everyone at NIPPA is proud to have a part in your family’s future comfort. Pride in craftsmanship and engineering have made your sauna heater the finest product available today.
- Page 3 CHIMNEYS-GENERAL • The chimney must extend at least 3’ above The chimney is one of the most important parts the highest point where it passes through the of your installation. Great care should be taken roof, and at least 2’ higher than any part of to assure that the chimney you use is adequate the roof within 10’...
-
Page 4: Chimney Connector
The diameter of the ventilation thimble must be at least 19” (7” diameter pipe). See Figure 3. In the event that 13” NIPPA you choose not to use a ventilated thimble, all combustible material with 18” of the sides of the 8”... - Page 5 When connecting stovepipe to a metal chimney, Plenum ---> Protected follow the instruction supplied with the metal Wall chimney using the stovepipe connector Nippa supplied with the chimney. Existing Furnace <-13” -> MANUAL DAMPER IN THE STOVEPIPE Your furnace has been tested and approved...
-
Page 6: Installation-General
Prior to installation, you should examine the 5. Remove an electrical knockout from the fan rating plates on both your Nippa furnace and switch and the top of the junction box. Install your existing furnace, to determine that the the conduit connector. -
Page 7: Disposal Of Ashes
NOTE: The fan switch is provided become familiar with the furnace. Keep in with 3 adjustable pointers. The left mind; a full load will not always give you the pointer (fan off) should be set at 120. best results for your needs. Note: with new The center pointer (fan on) should be set at 150. -
Page 8: Creosote - Formation And Need For Removal
CREOSOTE-FORMATION AND NEED OPERATION DURING POWER FOR REMOVAL FAILURE When wood is burned slowly, it produces tar In the event of an electrical power loss while and other organic vapors, which combines with the furnace is fired, the following procedure expelled moisture to form creosote.