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FLAME WOOD STOVE MANUAL
By:
STOVE BUILDER INTERNATIONAL INC..
1700, Leon-Harmel, Quebec City (Quebec)
Canada G1N 4R9
Tel : (418) 527-3060
Fax : (418) 527-4311
All Flame stoves are tested by Warnock Hersey according to CSA and ULC standards
45159A
01/09/2006

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introduction
wood-heating-as-energy-source
Explains wood as an energy source, its advantages like abundance and cost-effectiveness.
controlled-combustion-wood-stove-features
Details the features of controlled combustion stoves, focusing on air tightness and heat exchange.
flame-wood-stove-installation
stove-positioning-and-placement-guidelines
Guidelines on stove placement for optimal heat distribution and safety, avoiding hallways and stairs.
floor-protection-requirements
Specifies minimum requirements for non-combustible floor protection under the wood stove.
clearances-to-combustible-materials
minimum-clearance-specifications
Details minimum clearances required between the stove and combustible walls, corners, and ceiling.
step-by-step-chimney-installation
wall-support-system-components
Lists required items for installing a chimney along an outside wall, covering chimney and stove pipe components.
required-chimney-parts
Lists essential chimney parts needed for wall support installation, including lengths, adapters, and caps.
required-stove-pipe-parts
Lists necessary stove pipe sections and elbows for connecting the stove to the chimney system.
stove-positioning-and-wall-penetration
Details initial steps for stove placement, determining the chimney path, and cutting the wall opening with clearances.
ceiling-support-system-installation
required-ceiling-support-system-components
Lists necessary chimney and stove pipe parts for installations rising inside the house through the ceiling.
stove-placement-and-ceiling-hole-cutting
Details positioning the stove, marking the ceiling, and cutting the hole for the chimney with clearance.
stove-pipe-couplings-and-connections
clearance-and-diameter-requirements-for-pipes
Emphasizes checking clearances for stove pipe and ensuring pipe diameter matches stove outlet.
pipe-assembly-and-horizontal-slope
Details how to assemble stove pipe sections, screw them together, and ensure proper horizontal slope.
exhaust-system-length-and-elbow-limits
Advises on maximum total length of the exhaust system and limits on the number of 90° elbows.
prohibited-draft-stabilizers-and-dampers
States that barometric draft stabilizers and manual draft dampers are prohibited for this stove.
exterior-air-intake-installation
rear-wall-connection-procedure
Describes installing an exterior air intake kit, including cutting a hole and connecting the duct to the stove.
air-circulation-system-options
optional-blower-enhancement
Mentions availability of a variable speed-control blower as an optional air circulation enhancement.
thermodisc-kit-for-blower-automation
Explains the thermodisc kit for automatic blower activation based on stove temperature.
operating-your-flame-wood-stove
fuel-types-and-energy-yields
States the stove burns wood only and provides a table of wood types and their energy yields.
importance-of-using-dry-wood
Stresses using dry wood (under 20% humidity) and explains problems caused by damp wood.
pre-fire-checks-and-preparation
Lists essential checks before lighting the first fire, including firebricks, protective films, and clearances.
initial-stove-curing-and-ventilation
Advises leaving the door slightly open for initial curing, supervision, and ventilation for paint odors.
reloading-fire-management-and-safety
Explains how to reload the stove, manage air controls, and cautions against placing logs too close to glass/door.
chimney-thermometer-recommendation-for-performance
Recommends installing a chimney thermometer to monitor exhaust gas temperatures for optimal performance.
summary-of-wood-stove-operating-tips
Summarizes key advice for operating the stove, including size selection, installation, fuel, and thermometer use.
handling-draft-issues-in-humid-weather
Discusses challenges in humid months affecting draft and wood drying, and suggests fresh air intake.
importance-of-fresh-air-intake-for-operation
Highlights the need for fresh air intake, especially in well-sealed homes, to prevent negative pressure.
stove-ignition-procedure
log-cradle-usage-prohibition
States that log cradles are not recommended for this FLAME wood stove.
first-fire-ignition-steps
Details the steps for starting a fire, including paper, kindling, firewood, and warming the chimney.
heating-system-maintenance
stove-maintenance-overview-and-checks
Outlines general stove maintenance, including visual inspections, glass replacement, and cleaning.
procedure-for-replacing-stove-glass
Details the steps for safely replacing broken stove glass with the correct type of ceramic glass.
door-gasket-replacement-guide
Advises on annual replacement of the door gasket for airtightness, efficiency, and security.
safe-ash-disposal-and-storage
Provides guidance on disposing of ashes safely, recommending leaving a small layer for efficiency.
stove-repainting-process-and-curing
Explains how to repaint the stove with heat-resistant paint and the initial curing process.
fire-emergency-procedures-for-wood-stoves
immediate-actions-during-a-stove-fire
Lists immediate steps to take during a stove fire, including air intake, calling fire department, and evacuation.
frequently-asked-questions-about-stove-operation
understanding-draft-and-negative-pressure
Defines 'draft' and 'negative pressure' in stove operation and lists symptoms of draft problems.
common-causes-of-negative-pressure
Explains the three main causes of negative pressure: cold chimney, vacuum effect, and wind.
modifying-stove-with-glass-door-prohibited
stove-modification-prohibitions-and-warranty-voiding
States that modifying the stove, like adding a glass door, is forbidden and voids the warranty and insurance.
replacing-stove-firebricks-guide
firebrick-function-and-replacement-criteria
Explains the role of firebricks in protecting the stove and when they need replacement due to disintegration.
firebrick-sizes-and-identification-tips
Mentions different firebrick sizes and advises checking parts section for correct identification for Flame units.
limited-lifetime-warranty-information
warranty-coverage-and-exclusions-policy
Details what the warranty covers (original purchaser, new products) and excludes (misuse, improper installation, etc.).
warranty-application-details-for-parts
Provides a table outlining warranty periods for different stove parts (parts and labour).
how-to-make-a-warranty-claim
Instructs on necessary information and procedure for making a warranty claim, including authorization number.

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