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INTRODUCTION
TO INSTALLATION AND OPERATION OF HITZER MODELS
Welcome
to our proud team of HITZER heater owners. Your HITZER heater has
the finest in Swiss craftsmanship and quality material to assure
you that safety is the number 1 priority at HITZER
We
must now depend on you, our valued customer, to continue this safety
in installation and operations, at the same time obtaining the maximum
heat for comfortable living. Therefor, please follow these instructions
very closely.
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SAFETY
NOTICE: IF THIS HITZER HEATER IS NOT PROPERLY INSTALLED
A HOUSE FIRE MAY RESULT. FOR YOUR SAFETY FOLLOW THE INSTALLATION
DIRECTIONS. CONTACT YOUR LOCAL BUILDING INSPECTOR OR FIRE
OFFICIALS ABOUT RESTRICTIONS AND INSTALLATION INSPECTIONS
IN YOUR AREA.
"OUR
STOVES MAKE WARM FRIENDS"
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| MODEL
E-Z FLO 50-93 OR MODEL EZ FLO 30-95 |
1.
Location of Stove
A.
In order to achieve maximum circulation of heat produced by the
stove, it is recommended that the stove be centrally located. Remember
that the heat will rise. Therefore, if the stove is put next to
a stairwell, much of the heat will rise to the second floor before
ground floors are warm. One should consider the construction and
layout of the home sought to be heated and, therefore, make placement
so as to achieve maximum benefit from the stove.
2.
Chimney Construction and Maintenance:
A.
A good chimney is essential. A chimney may be either masonry or
factory built. Should a factory built chimney be utilized, make
sure that the chimney is listed as approved to U.L. standards and
its construction can safely handle the heat produced by the HITZER
model stove. Should you intend to use an existing chimney for your
stove, make sure that it is sound and has a flue lining. Should
the chimney lack flue tiles or if the masonry is cracked, consult
a mason about repairs. Fire in an unlined or cracked chimney can
spread into the house.
B.
Your chimney and chimney connectors should be inspected at least
twice monthly during heating season to determine if a creosote or
soot buildup has occurred. If material has accumulated, it should
be removed to reduce the risk of a chimney fire. Your chimney should
be cleaned at least once a year. REMEMBER, a clean chimney and a
controlled fire will eliminate almost any chance of a chimney fire.
Above all, REMEMBER, if a chimney fire does occur, the fire department
should be called immediately and the draft control on the stove
closed. DO NOT TAKE CHANCES BY LETTING THE CHIMNEY BURN ITSELF OUT.
C.
For HITZER models the chimney should be 8 inches by 8 inches of
a tile lined masonry construction, or metalbestos or a equivalent
(U.L. listed) 8" insulated metal chimney. An effective height
of 20 feet or more is desired, and 15 feet would be considered minimum.
The top of the chimney should be at least 3 feet higher than the
roof at the point of exit. With pitched roofs, the top of the chimney
must be at least 2 feet higher than any point on the roof within
10 feet of the chimney. Check with your local building inspector
for local building code compliances. The ideal insulation would
be for the chimney to extend below the thimble with a clean out
door.
D.
The use of aluminum Type B gas vent for solid fuels is unsafe and
prohibited by National Fire Protection Association Code.
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