Table Of Contents - Newmac NS220 Installation, Operating And Service Manual

Table of Contents

Installation Requirements2
Warnings2
Chimney2
Installing Heater2
Before Firing Heater3
Clearances To Combustibles – Floor Protection3
Clearance To Combustibles – Walls And Ceiling3
Reduced Clearances4
Rules For Safe Installation And Operation5
Typical Side-Wall Protection For Clearance Reduction Of 50%5
Chimney Connector (Stove Or Flue Pipe)6
Reducing Excessive Draft6
Connection To A Masonry Chimney Through A Combustible Wall6
Connection Through A Masonry Fireplace8
Typical Fireplace Connection8
Connection To A Factory Built Chimney8
Typical Factory Built Chimney Installation8
Flues And Chimneys – Some Basic Principles9
Outside Combustion Air9
Ducting Outside Combustion Air10
Possible Flue Or Chimney Defects10
Fuel10
Loading Of Fuel10
Refueling11
Disposal Of Ashes11
Operating Hints11
Heater Burns Too Much Fuel11
Back-Draft12
Back-Puff12
Assembly Instructions12
Base Assembly12
Damper Adjustment13
The Secondary Air Intake13
Typical Framing Dimensions13
Typical Ceiling Support Box Installation14
Installation Of Outside Air Duct As Seen From Side14
Floor Anchor Installation As Seen From Side15
Basic Rule For Chimney Termination Heights Above Roof15
Roof Pitch15
Roof Flashing15
Typical Chimney Installation16
Chimney Removal For Mobile Home Transportation16
Using Heater For Emergency Cooking16
Creosote And The Need For Removal17
A Caution Note About Chimney Fires17
Recommended Bi-Metal And Damper Setting18
Caring For Enameled Parts18
Loading Door Adjustment18
Replacement Of Firebox Liners18
Circulating Fan Model Nbk-10019
Floor Bracket Installation20
To Order Repair Parts20
Replacement Parts21
List Part Numbers – Newmac Status21
Replacement Parts – Newmac Status Ns22022
Replacement Parts - Newmac Classic Nc10024
Replacement Parts – Newmac Classic Mobile Ncm12026