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INSTALLATION OPERATION
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FREESTANDING MODELS: BBF, B, R
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Version 7.2 INSTALLATION OPERATION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL FOR FREESTANDING MODELS: BBF, B, R INSERT MODELS: BBF, B, O2 RETAIN T

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10 Why consider a Country Flame Technologies catalytic stove for your home? EARLY HISTORY During the 1970’s Americans became obsessed with both

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11 The purchase of a Country Flame Technologies catalytic stove is usually made based on its looks, its heating capacity, and because of reduced emis

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12 AMERICAN ENERGY SYSTEMS INC. LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY This warranty is in effect on all products sold after 01/01/2009 and supersedes any and all

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13cannot submit your claim to the place where the product was purchased you may make a written request to the factory by emailing your request along

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14 American Energy Systems, Inc 150 Michigan Street SE Hutchinson, MN 55350 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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15 MINIMUM CLEARANCES 1. FIGURE 1 shows how to measure freestanding clearances for Country Flame catalytic models covered by this manual. Table

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16the particular stove being installed in your home. 3. Questions to ask the local code department include but are not limited to: a. Are there

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17Reduced clearances CANNOT be applied to the already reduced clearances of a double wall insulated pipe with an added heat shield. EXAMPLE: The re

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18 MODEL A B C D R 3 12 5 42 TABLE 2: ALCOVE CLEARANCES, IN INCHES, REFER TO FIGURE 3 3 If a Model R is to be installed in an Alco

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19 b. Determine the R-value of the proposed alternate floor protector. i. Use the formulas provided in STEP 2 to convert values not expres

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2 WARNING: COUNTRY FLAME RECOMMENDS A CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL INSTALL AND SERVICE WOOD BURNING STOVES. IMPROPER INSTALLATION OR SERVICE WILL VOID T

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20 4 DRAFT REQUIREMENTS: The Country Flame catalytic stove is just one part of the heating system being installed in a home. There are two airflow

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21 STOVE INSTALLATION PREPARATION 1 Prepare the stove for installation by removing it from its shipping container. Discard all packaging material

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22 FACTORY BUILT FIREPLACES Country Flame catalytic stoves are approved for installation in factory built wood burning fireplaces. Any fireplace us

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23stove’s flue collar has an inside diameter of 6”. This means the stove’s flue area is approximately 28 square inches, which means the chimney’s cro

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24 FIGURE 8: FLOOR PROTECTOR DIMENSIONS MODEL BBF B R G 8 8 8 H 18 18 16 I 8 8 3 TABLE 7: MINIMUM DIMENSIONS OF FLOOR PROTECTOR (in inches)

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254. WARNING: A catalytic stove must always be placed on a listed floor protector if the existing floor where the stove is to be placed is made of

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26 WARNING: DO NOT INSTALL A COUNTRY FLAME FREESTANDING CATALYTIC STOVE IN ANY MOBILE HOME SLEEPING ROOM. WARNING: THE STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF THE

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27should exceed 2.0 for any material used. MOBILE HOME STOVE ATTACHMENT 1 Install combustion air to the bottom of the stove as shown in FIGURE 10

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28MOBILE HOME FLOOR PROTECTION 1 A mobile home floor must be protected against stray sparks, radiant heat build up, or from damage during general u

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29installation instructions. Contact Country Flame or a local authorized dealer to resolve any questions or installation procedures. TABLE 8 shows

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328 NEVER burn wet or green wood. Firewood should be stored in a dry location away from the elements. 29 Check your chimney system carefully befo

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31 STOVE COMPONENTS Before installing and operating a catalytic stove, locate and identify all the controls and ensure a complete understanding of

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32iv. CAUTION: Do not allow the manual draft control rod to remain pulled completely out (maximum combustion air) and the stove unattended fo

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33BLOWER UNITS Blowers circulate room air through and around the catalytic stove to provide additional heating capability to the home. Refer to TA

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343 Uncured or green wood will cause creosote buildup in the chimney, plug the catalyst, and provide little in the way of heat. 4 Well-

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35CHIMNEY CONNECTOR Chimney connectors are also commonly referred to as chimney pipe. Follow the specific chimney manufacturer’s installation inst

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36 The Model BBF catalytic stove is the largest and heaviest catalytic combustor stove that Country Flame produces. This stove can handle 29-inch cut

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37MODEL BBF CATALYTIC STOVE (GOLD PACKAGE SHOWN) The Model BBF and Model B blower tray comes will automatically turn on as the stove heat

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38 INSERT HEIGHT 23.5”/ 597 mm INSERT DEPTH 23.5”/ 597 mm WIDTH AT FRONT 35.75”/ 908 mm WIDTH AT FIREPLACE OPENING 22” / 539 mm WIDTH AT REAR

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39 The Model B catalytic stove is the second largest catalytic combustor stove that Country Flame produces. This stove can accommodate a large 24-inc

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40MODEL B CATALYTIC STOVE (GOLD PACKAGE SHOWN)

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41 INSERT HEIGHT 23.5”/ 597 mm INSERT DEPTH 23.5”/ 597 mm WIDTH AT FRONT 33.25”/ 845 mm WIDTH AT FIREPLACE OPENING 22” / 539 mm WIDTH AT REAR 28

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42 The Country Flame Model O2 catalytic wood stove is manufactured for use in insert applications only. The Model O2 comes with dual room air blowers

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43MODEL O2 (INSERT ONLY) CATALYTIC STOVE (GOLD PACKAGE SHOWN) A Country Flame Model O2 catalytic stove is approved as a fireplace insert both in

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44 INSERT HEIGHT 17.5”/ 445 mm INSERT DEPTH 25”/ 635 mm WIDTH AT FRONT 27.25”\\37.75”/ 692 mm \\ 959 mm WIDTH AT FIREPLACE OPENING 18.75” / 476 mm S

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45 The Country Flame Model R catalytic stove is approved and listed for use in freestanding and alcove applications only. The Model R has one of the

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46MODEL R (FREESTANDING ONLY) CATALYTIC STOVE (GOLD PACKAGE SHOWN)

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47 WIDTH AT FRONT 27”/ 686 mm WIDTH AT FIREPLACE OPENING 16.625” / 422 mm WIDTH AT REAR 27” / 686 mm HANDLE DEPTH 7.5” / 184 mm HEARTH EXTENS

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48 CATALYST PARTS CF-107 B, BBF, E1 Catalyst Stainless Steel Deflector Shield CF-108 SBF, O2, E2 Catalyst Stainless Steel Deflector Shield

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49 REFRACTORY BRICK B-32 B B firebrick - takes 2 (ea) BBF-40 BBF BBF firebrick - takes 2 (ea) E1-100 E1 E1 back firebrick - takes 1 (e

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50 HANDLES & KNOBS PP-935 Ovation Ash Pan Latch Assembly (incl. Handle) PP-36 G-100, All wood, Exc. NC-6 Brass threaded Flame Logo CF-

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51MOTORS PP-574 BBF, B, E1 AC motor 600 cfm with attached blade PP-01 R, BBF-26, B-26, E1-26 6602 600CFM motor, detachable blade PP-02 R, BBF-

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52PP-60 B, BBF, E1 Hood Trim 21 3/8" Brass PP-783 B Shroud Oversized Trim Kit - Model B PP-784 BBF Shroud Oversized Trim Kit - Mod

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53 FIRST FIRE, STEP 1 Please read and understand this manual before installing, operating, or attempting to maintain a Country Flame Catalytic Stov

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542 Place several pieces of wadded up newspaper between small pieces of seasoned kindling. Add a couple more pieces of wadded up newspaper and then

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55FIRST LARGE FIRE 1 Repeat the small fire building process, ensuring that the stove controls are in the proper position to start a fire. As the f

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56 11 An ash bed is helpful in maintaining a hot fire in a catalytic stove. For maximum efficiency, allow an ash build up of 1 to 2 inches in the s

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57 If there is any question about installation procedures, proper clearances, required gasket material, or the latest techniques in maintaining a sto

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583. Glass will require cleaning but several techniques are advised to reduce creosote buildup. a. Pull your fire forward to intensify the heat ne

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59efficiency. At least once a year, the fan should be removed for cleaning. During cleaning it should be determined if lubrication of the electrical

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6 SAFETY NOTES...

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603 Removal of the blower tray assembly allows more air to be pulled into the bottom of these stoves thus creating more heat for the room. 4 When

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61 THE CATALYTIC COMBUSTOR Catalytic combustors are designed to withstand 12,000 hours of continuous use or approximately five to six years of oper

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623 Both the distilled water and white vinegar will be required to be heated so ensure that an old pot is available to heat the solution. 4 A lar

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63MECHANICAL CRACKING If the combustor receives a hard bump or is dropped, then mechanical cracking or fracture will occur. Mechanical cracks usuall

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64MODEL B, BBF, AND R CATALYST INSPECTION & REPLACEMENT CAUTION: Be certain that there is no fire in your Country Flame stove and that the unit

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65MODEL O2 CATALYST INSPECTION & REPLACEMENT CAUTION: Be certain that there is no fire in your Country Flame stove and that the unit has had su

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66 BLOWER THEORY OF OPERATION All Country Flame catalytic stoves come standard or have optional room air blower systems available. These room air b

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67BLOWER CARE: At lease once a season (light use) and every six months (heavy use), the blower tray should be removed for cleaning. The motor requir

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68MODEL R The Model R catalytic stove blower is an OPTION that must be purchased through an authorized Country Flame Dealer. The Model R comes desi

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69 FIGURE 24: GOLD DOOR WARNING LABEL FIGURE 25: EPA STOVE STICKER

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7STOVE TERMINOLOGY ...

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72 PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION FIREPLACE/STOVE/CHIMNEY SMOKES Chimney cap restricted Clean the chimney cap and remove any debris that may have acc

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73PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION BLOWER DOES NOT WORK Thermal Snap Disk Blower system cannot operate until snap disk closes electrical circuit. Consul

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74 VENTING SYSTEMS National Building Codes require venting of systems that burn solid and liquid fuels. Approval and listing agencies define vent

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75If there is any doubt, hire a third party inspector to verify the installer’s work when complete. To avoid, costly mistakes or repairs, ask questio

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763 Any material used to close up an opening for the connector shall be of noncombustible material. 4 A connector to a masonry chimne

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77 FIGURE 33: SHEET STEEL CHIMNEY CONNECTOR, VENTILATED THIMBLE Sheet steel chimney connectors must be made from material that is a minimum of 24 g

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78A chimney connector shall not pass through an attic, roof space, closet, floor, ceiling, or similar concealed space. Where passage through a wall

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79CAUTION: DO NOT FILL REQUIRED CLEARANCES AROUND THE CHIMNEY AND SURROUNDING COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL WITH INSULATION! 1 The Country Flame catalytic s

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8APPENDIX B: OPERATION & MAINTENANCE GUIDE...56 FIRST FIR

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80 4 MAXIMUM CHIMNEY HEIGHT: A chimney can be no taller than 50’ high as measured from the top of the catalytic stove flue collar. Chimney height

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81PREFABRICATED CHIMNEY SYSTEM INSTALLATION Cut and frame the required holes in the floors, ceilings, and roof where the chimney will pass through.

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82FIGURE 40: EXTERIOR CHIMNEY SYSTEM FIGURE 41: EXTERIOR CHIMNEY SYSTEM For the purpose of this manual, a chimney chase is considered a part

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83 FIGURE 43 shows an exterior chase construction for a catalytic stove. For additional information on building a chase or for construction of

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9APPENDIX G: CHIMNEY & VENTING GUIDE ..........................77

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