Summary of Contents for ACR Heat HERITAGE N25
- Page 1 ACR HEAT PRODUCTS LTD “HERITAGE” N25 INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTION MANUAL Please keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Thank you for purchasing an ACR Heat Products appliance. This manual contains instructions on how to install your appliance and make full use of it’s functions for both your comfort and safety. Please ensure this manual is read fully both before installation commences and operating your appliance. -
Page 3: Product Information
PRODUCT INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Output 2–12Kw (doors closed) 2–7Kw (doors open) Chimney Draft required Weight Flue Diameter Material Cast Iron OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT Multifuel grate and ashpan kit PLEASE INSERT LINE DRAWING SHOWING FULL MEASUREMENTS OF THIS MODEL – FRONT & SIDE DRAWINGS IF POSSIBLE PLEASE CLEARANCES REQUIRED Hearth Requirements The appliance must stand on a fireproof hearth made of non-combustible... -
Page 4: Installation Instructions
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT INFORMATION This appliance must be installed in line with current building regulations either by a registered installer or in conjunction with your local Building Inspector. If in doubt, please consult your stockist or local planning office. If installed incorrectly, this appliance could contribute towards serious accidents and / or damage to your property and could invalidate your warranty. -
Page 5: Assembly
Figure 1 ASSEMBLY The following tools are required: 10mm, 13mm and 17mm wrench or socket wrench Cartridge gun for the fire cement Electric drill for self threading screws 1. Start off by getting an overview of all the loose parts and check that you have the following: a. -
Page 6: Some Facts About Your Stove
Your stove is now assembled and can be put into place in the fireplace and connected to the flue system. The internal stove base is protected with a sheet of plastic – please remove this plastic at this point. 5. The canopy can now be attached to the stove. Take 1 right angle bracket and using the holes provided, fix the bracket as per drawing to the side panel and secure with 3 bolts. -
Page 7: Recommended Fuels
The inside of the stove is lined with vermiculite panels. These will break under strong impact. Therefore, please ensure that when reloading your stove, logs are placed onto the stove base rather than thrown to avoid any breakages. The vermiculite panels are a “wear and tear” component and are not covered by warranty. - Page 8 Seasoned hardwood is the best fuel to burn with regards to efficiency and emissions. By seasoned, we mean that the wood should be a minimum of 2 years old and have a moisture content of no more than 20%. Split seasoned hardwood is better than round uncut logs. Split logs dry faster and as they have a greater surface area and will burn at a higher temperature.
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Page 9: The Environment
The vermiculite panels inside your stove play a vital role in the efficiency of the appliance. These contribute to a high combustion temperature which is essential for the secondary combustion system to perform at it’s best. These panels will degrade slightly over a long time and should be replaced in such cases. - Page 10 If the problem persists, consult your stockist on the suitability of your chimney. Use of unseasoned wood TAR FORMATION Poor chimney draught Operating appliance very temperatures Use of unseasoned wood GLASS SOOTING UP Check the secondary airslide is open...