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CONSULT LOCAL AUTHORITIES IF IN DOUBT ABOUT YOUR LOCAL FIRE SAFETY REGULATIONS. ALL INSTALLATIONS MUST BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH LOCAL AND STATE OR PROVINCIAL CODES WHICH MAY DIFFER FROM THIS MANUAL. IMPROPER INSTALLATION WILL RESULT IN VOIDING OF WARRANTY. SCOTSMAN WOOD FURNACE – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Scotsman 1 Oct-06 TABLE OF CONTENTS Specifications 2 1.0 Operating Instructions 3 1.1 Introduction 3 1.2 Wood-Burning 3 1.3 Storage of Wood 4 1.4 Maximum Solid-Fuel Charge 5 1.5 Maintenance 5 1.5.1 Cleaning 5 1.5.2 Servicing 6 1.6 Safety 6 1.7 Controls 6 1.8 Electrical Power Failure 7 1.9 Homeowner Checklist 8 2.0 Installation Instructions 8 2.1 Introduction to Installers 8 2.2 Uncrating 9 2.3 Locating the Furnace 9 2.4.1 Combustion Air Supply 10 2.4.2 Flue Pipe & Chimney 10 2.5 Clearances 12 2.6.1 Free-Standing 13 2.6.2 Add-On 13 2.7 Duct Connection 15 2.8 Control System 16 2.9 Installers Checklist 17 Appendices APPENDIX A – Warranty DIAGRAMS S101-1 Add-On to Oil – Clearances S101-2 Add-On to Oil – “S” type duct S101-3 Gravity Return Air Kit S101-4 Base for use on Combustible Floor S101-5 Controls Placement S101-6 Add-On to Oil – Electrical Schematic Belt Drive S101-7 Add-On to Oil – Electrical Schematic Direct Drive S101-8 Add-On to Oil – Electrical Schematic Direct Drive S101-9 Clearances Free Standing S101-10 Cleaning S101-11 Free Standing Wiring Diagram S101-12 Approved Furnace Ductwork Configurations S101-13 Prohibited Furnace Ductwork Configurations SCOTSMAN WOOD FURNACE – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Scotsman 2 Oct-06 KERR SCOTSMAN Wood Furnace Model DB-101-ADD Tested and Listed by: Energy Testing Laboratory of Maine Certified by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) Sept. 1981 COSP No. WCP 001 – Free-Standing COSP No. WCP 005 – Add-On Manufactured by: Parrsboro Metal Fabricators Ltd. P.O. Box 637, Crossroads 12118 Highway 209 Parrsboro Nova Scotia, Canada B0M 1S0 SPECIFICATIONS Length 39” Width 29” Height 44 1/2” Shipping Weight 392 lb. Fire Box 1/8”plate Length 36” Diameter 23” Secondary Heat Exchanger 14 gauge steel Fire Box Door Cast Iron 13” x 13” Warm Air Plenum 32 1/4” x 25 1/2” Return Air Plenum N/A Air Filter Size 20” x 20” Blower Size G9 – 10 Blower Motor 1/4 hp C.F.M. 1000 (Required) Smoke Pipe 7” Inside Diameter Floor to smoke pipe center 38 3/4” Output (max) 140,000 Btu/h Fuel Wood 30” logs Electrical Rating Volts 120, Cycles 60, Amps 15 NOTE – Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference. Follow manual carefully for the correct way to install and operate this unit. CAUTION – Do not fire this unit until operating instructions have been read and fully understood. INSTALL WOOD FURNACE ONLY ON A FURNACE DUCT SYSTEM AND CHIMNEY THAT ARE IN GOOD CONDITION. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS SCOTSMAN WOOD FURNACE – INSTRUCTION MANUAL Scotsman 3 Oct-06 1.0 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1.1 INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your purchase of the KERR SCOTSMAN Wood Furnace. Developed in Atlantic Canada, this KERR Furnace has been designed to allow you to heat your home with wood, one of North America’s most abundant fuels. Designed with you in mind, the KERR SCOTSMAN Wood Furnace will provide you with many years of safe, efficient central heating. To ensure you have a clear understanding of the operating procedures of this furnace, please take the time to read the remainder of this section on operating procedures. If you have any questions, your KERR DEALER will be happy to answer them for you. 1.2 WOOD-BURNING The SCOTSMAN Wood Furnace will burn most wood fuels, however it is recommended that only dry, seasoned hardwood be used as much as possible since it affords cleaner, safer and more efficient operation. Burning seasoned hardwood will leave less ash, soot and creosote residue and will require fueling less often. Use smaller loads of wood on warmer days. WARNING: DO NOT use chemicals or fluids to start the fire or during operation. DO NOT burn driftwood or manufactured logs (compressed wood). Before adding fuel to an existing fire turn up the thermostat for about five minutes or lift damper chain to hold damper fully open for about one minute before opening the loading door. This action will allow residual smoke to clear from the combustion chamber and reduce smoke entering the basement during refueling. Twice daily refueling may be sufficient in modern well-insulated homes. However, KERR recommends that small fuel loads be added morning, noon and early evening and late evening, rather than large quantities infrequently. A small intense fire will burn more efficiently than a large smoldering fire in the SCOTSMAN Wood Furnace and will produce less creosote. When refueling the SCOTSMAN, the remaining coals should be raked to the front of the combustion chamber before adding any new fuel. Place the fresh supply of wood to the rear of the combustion chamber. This gives more of an even cigar type fuel burn, rather than a large hot fire to a slow amber fire. This will help create a more even and efficient burn. The SCOT...