Stoves

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-2- Warnings and Disclosures - Follow all installation and operating procedures. - The oil stove requires an installed flue for correct operation. Do not attempt to operate the stove without the flue chimney installed correctly as required in this manual. - A permanently open fresh air inlet

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-5- Ideally, the stove should face the bow or stern of your vessel, particularly on a sailboat. Fuel gravity feeds from the oil-metering valve into the burner. Should this valve drop below the level of the burner fuel will not flow uphill into the burner and the fire will go out. In a beam

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-19- Your stove is a natural draft appliance and it creates its draft pressure like a chimney in a wood stove. The rising, heated air in the stack pulls fresh air into the stove as it rises up the stack and exits the flue cap. The greater the draft pressure the more able the stove will be

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-18- Combustion Air To guarantee that sufficient oxygen (fresh air) is available for your stove, good ventilation is essential. It is necessary to replace the air inside your boat at the same rate that the stove is removing it. The higher the stove?s burning rate, the more air the stove will

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to be air tight for the stove to work correctly. 8. Re-position the fasteners clips so they will receive the screws when screwing down the cast iron top to the stove walls. You will need 6 stainless or galvanized #10 ¾ flat head screws. 9. Apply a generous amount of hybond sealant to the top

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-2- Warnings and Disclosures - Follow all installation and operating procedures. - The oil stove requires an installed flue for correct operation. Do not attempt to operate the stove without the flue chimney installed correctly as required in this manual. - A permanently open fresh air inlet

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-19- Your stove is a natural draft appliance and it creates its draft pressure like a chimney in a wood stove. The rising, heated air in the stack pulls fresh air into the stove as it rises up the stack and exits the flue cap. The greater the draft pressure the more able the stove will be

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-5- The stove should face starboard or port side of the boat, particularly on a sailboat. Fuel gravity feeds from the oil-metering valve into the burner. Should this valve drop below the level of the burner, fuel will not flow uphill into the burner and the fire will go out. Mounting

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-25- The coils in a stove can be used to heat the water in your existing hot water supply tank. If the tank is mounted above the lower coil the water will circulate on its own from the tank into the hot coils and rise back into the tank. The temperature of the water will change

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-18- Combustion Air To guarantee that sufficient oxygen (fresh air) is available for your stove, good ventilation is essential. It is necessary to replace the air inside your boat at the same rate that the stove is removing it. The higher the stove?s burning rate, the more air the stove will

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-2- Warnings and Disclosures - Follow all installation and operating procedures. - The oil stove requires an installed flue for correct operation. Do not attempt to operate the stove without the flue chimney installed correctly as required in this manual. - A permanently open fresh air inlet

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-19- Your stove is a natural draft appliance and it creates its draft pressure like a chimney in a wood stove. The rising, heated air in the stack pulls fresh air into the stove as it rises up the stack and exits the flue cap. The greater the draft pressure the more able the stove will be

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-18- Combustion Air To guarantee that sufficient oxygen (fresh air) is available for your stove, good ventilation is essential. It is necessary to replace the air inside your boat at the same rate that the stove is removing it. The higher the stove?s burning rate, the more air the stove will

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-26- 7. Use the left over cement or hybond sealant to repair any cracks or missing portions of the insoline cement liner as the combustion chamber needs to be air tight for the stove to work correctly. 8. Re-position the fasteners clips so they will receive the screws when screwing

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-25- The coils in a stove can be used to heat the water in your existing hot water supply tank. If the tank is mounted above the lower coil the water will circulate on its own from the tank into the hot coils and rise back into the tank. If the 2 turn coil is used on smaller tanks, it will make

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-2- Warnings and Disclosures - Follow all installation and operating procedures. - The oil stove requires an installed flue for correct operation. Do not attempt to operate the stove without the flue chimney installed correctly as required in this manual. - A permanently open fresh air inlet

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-19- Your stove is a natural draft appliance and it creates its draft pressure like a chimney in a wood stove. The rising, heated air in the stack pulls fresh air into the stove as it rises up the stack and exits the flue cap. The greater the draft pressure the more able the stove will be

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for the stove to work correctly. 8. Re-position the fasteners clips so they will receive the screws when screwing down the cast iron top to the stove walls. You will need 6 stainless or galvanized #10 ¾ flat head screws. 9. Apply a generous amount of hybond sealant to the top of the stove walls and

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-18- Combustion Air To guarantee that sufficient oxygen (fresh air) is available for your stove, good ventilation is essential. It is necessary to replace the air inside your boat at the same rate that the stove is removing it. The higher the stove?s burning rate, the more air the stove will

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-25- The coils in a stove can be used to heat the water in your existing hot water supply tank. If the tank is mounted above the lower coil the water will circulate on its own from the tank into the hot coils and rise back into the tank. If the 2 turn coil is used on smaller tanks, it will make

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alen tender Cabin with bed, luxurious galley with Corian® finish, stainless steel sink and vitroceramic stove. Shower and toilet compartment. Oak panelling, dark oak floor. Complete upholstery inside and outside.