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JøtulF50TLRangeleyforUSAandCanada

InstallationandOperatingInstructions

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Table of ContentsAccessories ................................................................................... 2Standards and Safety NoticesStandards/Codes........................................................................... 3.....SafetyNotices.................................................................................. 41.0 Installation1.1. AssemblyBeforeInstallation.............................................. 51.2 FlueCollarInstallation.......................................................... 61.3 FlueCollarHeatShield.......................................................... 61.4 BottomHeatShieldInstallation......................................... 61.5 ChimneyConnector............................................................... 62.0 Chimney Requirements2.1 MasonryChimneys............................................................... 72.2 PrefabricatedChimneys....................................................... 82.3 ChimneyHeight..................................................................... 82.4 WallPass-Throughs............................................................... 83.0 Connecting to the Chimney3.1 MasonryChimneys............................................................... 93.2 HearthmountintoaMasonryFireplace........................... 93.3 PrefabricatedChimneys....................................................... 103.4 MobileHomeRequirements.............................................. 104.0 Clearances to Combustibles4.1 FloorProtection...................................................................... 114.2 ClearancestoWallsandCeilings........................................ 114.3 UsingShieldstoReduceClearances.................................. 114.4 AlcoveInstallation................................................................. 124.5 FireplaceClearances,MantelandTrim................................ 124.6 ClearanceDiagrams.............................................................. 135.0 Operation5.1 UseSolidWoodFuelOnly.................................................... 145.2 HowyourJøtulF50TLworks.............................................. 145.3 ControlingtheFire................................................................. 145.4 AirControlSettings............................................................... 155.5 TopLoadingFeature.............................................................. 155.6 Break-inProcedure................................................................. 155.7 StartingandMaintainingaFire......................................... 165.8 AddingFuel.............................................................................. 165.9 OpenDoorFireViewing....................................................... 165-10 CreosoteandtheNeedforRemoval................................. 175.11 AshRemoval............................................................................ 176.0 Maintenance6.1 GlassCare................................................................................. 186.2 GeneralCare............................................................................ 186.3 GlassRemovalorReplacement.......................................... 186.4 Gaskets..................................................................................... 196.5 GasketReplacement............................................................. 196.6 ChimneySystem.................................................................... 197.0 Appendix7.1 BlowerInstallation................................................................ 207.2 OutsideAirKitInstallation................................................. 227.3 MobileHomeFloorBracket................................................ 23

8.0 Illustrated Part List........................................................... 24

9.0 Warranty Statement.................................................... 26

Jøtul F 50 TL AccessoriesSpark Screen #350556Enjoythewarmthofopendoorfire-viewingwithuseofthiscustomfitsparkscreen.

Stove-Top Thermometer #5002Werecommendtheuseofamagneticstove-topther-mometertomonitorthesurfacetemperatureofthestove.Theoptimumsurfacetemperaturerangeforthemostefficientperformanceisbetween4000F-7000F(2050C-3160C).

Outside Air Kit #157320Thiskitincludesaplenumassemblywhichattachestothestovebottom.Itpermitsconnectionofductworkfromanoutsidesourcedirectlytotheairintakeofthestove.Adirectoutsideairconnectionisrequiredformobilehomeinstallations.

Mobile Home Floor Bracket Kit #157321 Thiskitincludesasinglebracketusedtofulfillthemobilehomerequirementthatthestovebesecureddirectlytothefloor.Blower Kit #156431Thiskitincludescomponentsformountingathermo-staticallycontrolled120cfmblowertothebackofthestovetoenhanceheatconvectionintothelivingarea.

Installation and Operation Instructions for USA/CanadaInstallation et fonctionnement pour CanadaSafety notice: If this solid fuel room heater is not properly installed, a house fire may result. For your safety, follow the installation directions. Contact local building or fire officials about restrictions and installation inspection requirements in your area. Save these instructions for future reference.

Avis de sécurité: Une installation non appropriée de ce poêle de chauffage risque de provoquer un incendie. Assurez votre sécurité en respectant les directives d’installation suivantes. Consultez les autorités locales du bâtiment ou de la prévention des incendies au sujet des restrictions et exigences relatives aux inspections d’installations dans votre région.

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StandardsTheJøtulF 50 TLwoodstovehasbeentestedandlistedto:U.S:ANSI/UL1482andANSI/UL737Canada:CAN/ULC-S627-M93

Testsperformedby:ITS,IntertekTestingServicesMiddleton,WI

Manufacturedby:JøtulNorthAmerica55HutchersonDriveGorham,Maine04038-2644

TheJøtulF50TLRangeleywoodstovemeetstheU.S.EnvironmentProtectionAgency’sEmissionslimitsforwoodheatersmanufacturedandsoldafterJuly1,1990.

Underspecific,limitedlaboratorytests,thisheaterhasshownheatoutputatratesrangingfrom11,700to32,900BTU’sperhour.Actualheatoutputwillvarydependinguponfueltypeandquality,homedesign,climate,environment,operation,andchimneyfunction.

TheJøtulF50TLwoodstoveisonlylistedtoburnsolidwoodonly.Donotburnanyotherfuels.

ReadthisentiremanualbeforeyouinstallanduseyournewJøtulF50TLwoodstove.

Save these instructions and make them available to anyone using or servicing the stove.

Check Building CodesWheninstalling,operatingandmaintainingyourJøtulF50TLwoodstove,followtheguidelinespresentedintheseinstructions,andmakethemavailabletoanyoneusingorservicingthestove.

Yourcity,town,countyorprovincemayrequireabuildingpermittoinstallasolidfuelburningappliance.

In the U.S.,theNationalFireProtectionAssociation’sCode,NFPA211,Standards for Chimneys, Fireplaces, Vents and Solid Fuel Burning Appliances,orsimilarregulations,mayapplytotheinstallationofasolidfuelburningapplianceinyourarea.

In Canada,theguidelineisestablishedbytheCSAStandard,CAN/CSA-B365-M93,Installation Code for Solid-Fuel-Burning Appliances and Equipment.

Alwaysconsultyourlocalbuildinginspectororauthorityhavingjurisdictiontodeterminewhatregulationsapplyinyourarea.

TheJøtulF50TLisapprovedforuseinmobilehomes.Installinaccordancewith24CFR,Part3280(HUD).

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Installation Tools Required, but not limited to: •MeasuringTape•Phillipsscrewdriver •WorkGloves•10mmopen-end •SafetyGlasses orsocketwrench •4mmhexkey

Safety Notices• Burn solid wood fuel only• Do not use chemicals or fluids to start the fire.

Do not burn garbage or flammable fluids.• Read this entire manual before you install

and use your new room heater. If this room heater is not properly installed, a house fire may result. To reduce the risk of fire, follow the installation instructions. Failure to follow these instructions may result in property damage, bodily injury, or loss of life.

• Contact the local building or fire officials about restrictions and installation inspection requirements in your area.

• Do not connect this stove to any air distribution duct or system.

• Extremely hot while in operation! Keep children, clothing and furniture away. Contact will cause skin burns. Use a child guard screen to prevent accidental contact by small children.

• Install smoke detectors in the living areas and bedrooms of your home. Test them regularly and install new batteries twice annually.

When installed in the same room as the stove, a smoke detector should be located as far from the stove as possible to prevent it from sounding when adding fuel to the fire.

• Avoidcreatingalowpressureconditionintheroomwherethestoveisoperating.Beawarethatoperationofanexhaustfanorclothesdryercancreatealowpressureareaandconsequentlypromoteflowreversalthroughthestoveandchimneysystem,causingpotentialforcarbonmonoxidetoenterthelivingarea.Thechimneyandbuildingworktogetherasasystem-provisionofoutsideair,directlyorindirectlytoanatmosphericallyventedappliancewillnotguarantyproperchimneyperformance.ConsultyourlocalJøtulauthorizeddealerregardingspecificinstallation/performanceissues.

• Werecommendthatthisstovebeinstalledbyaprofessionalsolidfueltechnicianorthatyouconsultoneifyoudotheworkyourself.Also,consultyourinsurancecompanyregardinganyotherspecificrequirements.

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1.0 InstallationIf this solid fuel room heater is not properly installed, a house fire may result. For your safety, follow the installation directions. Contact the local building or fire officials about restrictions and installation inspection requirements in your area.

Yourlocalofficialshavefinalauthorityindeterminingifaproposedinstallationisacceptable.Anyrequirementbythelocalauthorityhavingjurisdictionthatisnotspecificallyaddressedinthismanual,defaultstoNFPA211,andlocalcodesintheU.S.orinCanada,CAN/CSA-B365-Mandlocalcodes.

1.1 Unpack the StoveInspectthestovefordamage.Contactyourdealerimmediatelyifanydamageisfound.Donotinstallthestoveifanydamageisevident.Contactyourdealer.

Contents:• FrontDoorHandle• TopLoadDoorTool• BaffleHandleandhardware• BottomHeatShield• FlueCollarHeatShield• StoveGloves• #8x12sheetmetalscrews,4- for Flue Collar Heat Shield• M6 hex nuts, 4 - for Bottom Heat ShieldNOTE: The integral Rear Shroud acts as a heat shield. There is no accessory rear heat shield.

Figure 1. Removable handles are not intended for permanent attachment.

FrontDoorHandleAssembly

BaffleHandleAssembly

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Top Exit Flue Collar

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1.2 Flue Collar OrientationTheFlueCollarisorientedintheTopExitposition.TochangeorientationtoRearExit:1.Twistandremovetheperforatedcut-outsectionfrom

thetopedgeoftherearshroud.2.Usea10mmopenendwrenchorsocketwrenchto

removethetwoM6x12boltsthatattachthefluecollartothestove.Orientthefluecollartotherearandusethesameboltstore-attachittothestove.

1.3 Flue Collar Heat ShieldNotapplicableforrearexitconfiguration.1. Unfoldtheheatshieldasshowninfig.2.Secureitto

therearstoveshroudusingthefour#8x12sheetmetalscrewsfromtheMiscellaneousHardwareKit.

1.4 Bottom Heat Shield InstallationThe bottom heat shield must be installed unless the stove hearth is composed of poured concrete on earth or unless an Outside Air Kit is installed. 1. Unfoldonlytherearpanelofthebottomheatshieldand

placeitunderthestoveasshowninfig.3.2. Unfoldthesidepanels.3. Theheatshieldattachestothefourstudsprotruding

fromthestovebottom.Removethefourpre-installedM6flangeheadhexnutsandusethemtoattachtheshield.Seefig.4.

1.5 Chimney ConnectorUse6”singlewallorlisted6”double-wallstovepipetoconnectthestovetothechimney.Singlewallstovepipemustbeblacksteelorstainlesssteelandhaveaminimumthicknessof24gauge.Donotusealuminumorgalvanizedsteelpipeforchimneyconnection-thesematerialsarenotsuitableforusewithsolidfuel.

Followtheseguidelines:• Donotusechimneyconnectorasachimney.Itisintend-

edonlyasaconnectiondevice.• Eachconnectorsectionmustbeorientedwiththemale

(crimped)endpointingtowardthestove.Seefig.5.• Secureallconnectorjointswiththreesheetmetal

screws.TheconnectiontothestovefluecollarusesthetwoM6x16mmself-tappingscrewsprovided.

• Forthebestperformance,thechimneyconnectorshouldbeasshortanddirectaspossible,includingnomorethantwo90°elbows.

• The maximum vertical run of single wall stovepipe should not exceed 10 ft. (305 cm).

Figure 2. Flue Collar heat shield attachment.

Figure 4. Bottom heat shield attachment points.

Figure 3. Locate the bottom heat shield under the stove as shown before unfolding the side panels.

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• The maximum horizontal run should not exceed 3 ft. (92 cm) with a 1/4” rise per foot.Undernocircumstanceshouldhorizontalpipebeallowedtoslantdowntowardthechimney.

• Nopartofthechimneyconnectormaypassthroughanatticorroofspace,closetorotherconcealedspace,orthroughafloororceiling.Allsectionsofthechimneyconnectorsmustbeaccessibleforcleaning.Wherepas-sagethroughawallorpartitionofcombustiblecon-structionisdesired,theinstallationmustconformwithNFPA211orCAN/CSA-B365,andisalsoaddressedinthismanual.

• Do not connect this stove to a chimney flue serving another appliance.

2.0 Chimney RequirementsTherearetwotypesofapprovedchimneys:

1.Acode-approvedmasonrychimneywithaceramictileorlistedsteelflueliner.

2. AprefabricatedchimneycomplyingwiththerequirementsforTypeHT(2100°F)chimneysperUL103orULCS629.

Thechimneysizeshouldnotbelessthanthecross-sectionalareaofthefluecollar,andnotmorethanthreetimesgreaterthanthecross-sectionalareaofthefluecollar.Ifthechimneyflueisoutdoors,itscross-sectionalareamaynotexceedtwotimesgreaterthanthestovefluecollar.SeealsoSect.3.2.

Whenselectingachimneytypeandthelocationforthechimneyinthehouse,keepthisinmind:It is the chimney that makes the stove work - not the stove that makes the chimney work.Thisisbecauseachimneyactuallycreatesasuction,called“draft”whichpullsairthroughthestove.

Severalfactorsaffectdraft:chimneyheight,cross-sectionalarea(size),andtemperatureofthechimney,aswellastheproximityofsurroundingtreesorbuildings.

Ashortexteriormasonrychimneywillgivethepoorestperformancebecauseitwillbedifficulttowarmtheflueandsustainthetemperaturesnecessarytomaintaindraftstrength.Inextremelycoldclimates,itmaybenecessarytorelinethechimneyorextendtheheighttohelpestablishdraft.

Atall,interiormasonrychimneyiseasiertokeepwarmandwillperformthebestunderavarietyofweatherandenvironmentalconditions.

Thefollowingguidelinesgivethenecessarychimneyrequirementsbasedonthenationalcode(ANSI-NFPA211fortheUS.AndCSACAN-B365forCanada).However,manylocalcodesdifferfromthenationalcodetotakeintoaccountclimate,altitude,orotherfactors.Yourlocalbuildinginspectoristhefinalapprovingauthority.Consultthempriortoinstallation.

Do not connect the stove to any air distribution duct or system.

2.1 Masonry ChimneysFollowtheseguidelineswheninstallingtheJøtulF50TLintoamasonryfireplace:

• Themasonrychimneymusthaveafireclaylinerorequivalent,withaminimumthicknessof5/8”(14mm)andmustbeinstalledwithrefractorymortar.Theremustbeatleast1/2”(12.7mm)airspacebetweenthefluelinerandchimneywall.

• Thefireclayfluelinermusthaveanominalsizeof8”X8”(20cmx20cm),andshouldnotbelargerthan8”X12”(20cmx30cm).Aroundfireclaylinermusthaveaminimuminsidediameterof6”(15cm)andmaximuminsidediameterof8”(20cm).Alargerchimneyshouldberelinedwithanappropriatecodeapprovedliner.

• Brickormodularblockmustbeaminimumof4”(10cm)nominalthickness.Stoneconstructionmustbeatleast12”(30cm)thick.

• Anewly-builtchimneymustconformtolocalcodes,or,intheirabsence,mustcomplywithnationalregulations.

• Anexistingchimneymustbeinspectedbyaprofessional,licensedchimneysweep,fireofficial,orcodeofficertoensurethatthechimneyisinproperworkingorder.Anyrepairsmustbecompletedbeforeinstallingthestove.

• Nootherappliancemaybeventedintothesameflue.

• Anairtightclean-outdoorshouldbelocatedatthebaseofthechimney.

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Common Method:

Seefig.78Removeallcombustiblematerialsfromthepass-througharea(aroundthechimneyconnector),aminimum12”(30.5cm).A6”(15.2cm)diameterconnectorwillrequirea31”x31”(78.7x78.7cm)squareopening.

Theopeningmustbefilledwithatleast12”(30.5cm)ofbrickaroundafireclayliner.ThelinermustbeASTMC35orequivalent,havingaminimumwallthicknessof5/8”(16mm).

ThePass-throughmustbeatleast18”(45.7cm)fromcombustibleceilingmaterials.

Itwillbenecessarytocutwallstuds,installheaders,andconstructasillframetomaintaintheproperdimensionsandtosupporttheweightofthebrick.

Thebricksmustbesolidbrickwithaminimumof3inchesthick(nominal4”/102mm).

Figure 7. Chimney Height Requirement. 10’

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2.2 Prefabricated ChimneysAprefabricatedmetalchimneymustbetestedandlistedforusewithsolidfuelburningappliances.HighTemperature(HT)ChimneyStandardUL103fortheU.S.andHighTemperatureStandardULCS-629forCanada.

Themanufacturer’sinstallationinstructionsmustbefollowedprecisely.Alwaysmaintaintheproperclearancetocombustiblesasestablishedbythepipemanufacturer.Thisclearanceisusuallyaminimumof2”,althoughitmayvarybymanufacturerorforcertainchimneycomponents.

2.3 Chimney HeightThechimneymustbeatleast3feet(92cm)higherthanthehighestpointwhereitpassesthroughtheroofandatleast2feet(61cm)higherthanthehighestpartoftherooforstructurethatiswithin10feet(3.05m)ofthechimney,measuredhorizontally.

Chimneysshorterthan14feet(4.27m)maynotprovideadequatedraft.Inadequatedraftcanresultinsmokespillagewhenloadingthestove,orwhenthedoorisopen.Poordraftcanalsocausebackpuffing(ignitionofgasbuild-upinsidethefirebox)andsluggishperformance.Theminimumheightdoesnot,initself,guaranteeproperchimneyperformance.Optimumdraftforceshouldbeinthe.05-.10in.w.c.rangemeasuredbyaMagnahelicgauge.Draftat.07w.c.isideal.

Excessivechimneyheightcanpromoteover-strongdraftresultinginhighstovetemperaturesandshortburntimes.Excessivedraftcanbecorrectedbyinstallingabutterflydamper.YourJøtuldealerisanexpertresourcetoconsultregardingdraftissuesorotherperformance-relatedquestions.

2.4 Wall Pass-ThroughsNote:Inadditiontothemethodsdescribedhere,anylisted,prefabricatedwallpass-throughcomponentsavailablefromchimneymanufacurersmaybeused.

In the U.S.TheNationalFireProtectionAssociation’spublication,NFPA211,Standard for Chimneys, Fireplaces, Vents and Solid Fuel Burning Appliancespermitsfourmethodsforpassingthroughacombustiblewall.Beforeproceedingwithanymethodbesuretoconsultwithyourlocalbuildingofficialstodiscussanylocalcoderequirements.

2”clearancebetweenwallstudandchimney

Header

Pass-throughconstruction:12”brickfromthimbletochimney

Thimble:5/8”FireclayLinerorequivalent

Sill/Support

12”30,5cm

12”30,5cm

FlueLiner

Figure 8. Masonry Wall Pass-through.

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3.2 Hearthmount into a Masonry FireplaceTheJøtulF50TLmaybeinstalledintoamasonryfireplacewithaminimumopeningheightof301/2”(77.5cm).NOTE:Thereisnoshortlegoption.DONOTALTERORREMOVETHELEGS.

Buildingcoderequiresthatthefireplacedamperplateberemovedorsecurelyfixedintheopenposition.Aconnectorpipemustthenextendfromthestove’sflueexitthroughthedamperareaofthefireplaceandintothechimneytileliner.Seefig. 10.Inanycase,werecommendthatafulllinerbeinstalledthroughanymasonrychimneytoensuregoodperformance.

Thecross-sectionalareaoftheflueofachimneywithnowallsexposedtotheoutsidebelowtherooflinemaybenomorethanthreetimesthecross-sectionalareaofthestovefluecollar.

Figure 10. Hearthmount Installation.

Connectorextendsatleastintothefirstflue.Directconnectiontothechimneycapishighlyrecommended.

Damperissealedwithasteelplateandhigh-temper-aturesealant.

Figure 9. Masonry Chimney Thimble.

Refractorymortarmustbeusedatthejunctionofthechimneyandthepass-throughliner.Thepass-throughlinermustnotpenetratethechimneylinerbeyondtheinnersurfaceofthechimneyliner.Useextremecarewhenconstructingtheholeinthechimneylinerasthetilescanshattereasily.

In Canada TheinstallationmustconformtoCAN/CSA-B365,InstallationCodeforSolidFuelBurningAppliancesandEquipment.Beforeproceedingbesuretoconsultyourlocalbuildinginspector.

CommonMethod:

Thismethodrequirestheremovalofallcombustiblematerialsfromatleast18”(45.7cm)aroundthechimneyconnector’sproposedlocation.A6”roundlinerrequiresaminimumopening43”x43”(109.2x109.2)square.

Locatethepass-throughatleast18”fromcombustibleceilingmaterials.

Thespacethatisclearedofcombustiblematerialsmustremainempty.Sheetmetalpanelscanbeusedtocoverthearea.However,whenusingapanelonbothsidesofthewall,eachcovermustbeinstalledonnoncombustiblespacersatleast1”fromthewall.Ifonepanelofsheetmetalistobeuseditmaybeinstalledflushtothewall.

Seesection5.3.1and5.3.2ofCAN/CSA-B365-M91.Consultyourlocalbuildinginspector,authorizedJøtulDealer,NFPA211intheU.S.orCAN/CSA-B635inCanadaforotherapprovedwallpass-throughmethods.

3.0 Connecting to the Chimney

3.1 Masonry ChimneyWheninstallingaJøtulF50TLintoamasonrychimneythrougha“thimble”(theopeningthroughthechimneywalltotheflue),thethimblemustconsistofceramictileorsteelandbesecurelycementedinplace.

Thechimneyconnector/stovepipemustslidecompletelyinsidethethimbletotheinnersurfaceortheflueliner.Itmaybenecessarytomakeuseofathimblesleeve(apipewithaslightlysmallerdiameterthanstandardstovepipe).Seefig. 9.

Theconnectorpipeorthimblesleevemustnotprotrudeintothefluelinerorotherwiserestrictdraft.

Userefractorycementtosealtheseambetweenthechimneyconnector,sleeve,andthimble.

Do not connect this stove to a chimney flue servicing another appliance of any kind.

Connectorpipemustbeflushwiththeinsideofthefluetile

ChimneyConnectorPipe

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Figure 11. Prefabricated Listed Type HT Chimney.

Thecross-sectionalareaoftheflueofachimneywithoneormorewallsexposedtotheoutsidebelowtherooflinemaybenomorethantwotimesthecross-sectionalareaofthestovefluecollar.

Ifthechimneylineristoolargetoaccommodatethestove,anapprovedreliningsystemmustbeinstalledtoresizetheflue.

Anewsheetmetaldamperblock-offplatemustbeinstalledaroundtheconnectorpipeatthedamperframeandsealedwiththepropersealant(usuallyHigh-TempSilicone).

3.3 Prefabricated ChimneysWhenconnectingtheJøtulF50TL toaprefabricatedmetalchimneyalwaysfollowthepipemanufacturer’sinstructionsandbesuretousetheallcomponentsthatarerequired.Thisusuallyincludesa“smokepipeadapter”thatissecuredtothebottomsectionofthemetalchimneyandallowsthechimneypipetobesecuredtoitwithtwosheetmetalscrews.Seefig.11.

ListedChimney

CeilingSupport

Specifiedclearance

AtticInsulationShield

CombustibleCeilingJoists

ChimneyConnector

StormCollar

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CombustibleCeilingJoists

Flashing

ChimneyConnector

3.4 Mobile Home InstallationTheJøtulF50TLisapprovedforinstallationinmanufacturedmobilehomesprovidedthefollowingrequirementsaremet:

1.Allchimneycomponents,includingchimneysections,supports,sparkarrestor,etc.,shallcomplywiththeStandardforFactory-builtChimneysforResidentialTypeandBuildingHeatingAppliances,UL103and/orCAN/ULC-S629Standardfor650°CFactory-builtChimneys.

2.Thechimneyshallbeattacheddirectlytothestoveandextendatleast3ft.(0.9m)abovetheroof.Terminationmustbeatleast2ft.(0.6m)abovethehightestelevationofanypartofthemobilehomewithin10ft.(3m).

3.Inordertoallowfortransportationofthemobilehome,thechimneyterminationshallbereadilyremovedatorbelowanelevationof13.5ft.(4.1m)abovegroundlevelandreinstalledwithoutuseofspecialtoolsorinstructions.

4.Asparkarrestermustbeinstalledatthetermination.

5.Directconnectionofthestovetoanoutsideairsourceisrequired.UseOutsideAirKit157320.Donotsubstituteanyotherconnectionmethodordevice.SeeSection7.0,Appendix.

6.Thestovemustbesecuredtothemobilehomefloor.UseFloorBracketKit157321.

WARNING: Do not install in a sleeping room.

CAUTION: The structural integrity of the mobile home floor, walls, and ceiling/roof must be maintained.

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4.1 Floor Protection TheJøtulF50TLincludesabottomheatshieldwhichmustbeinstalledunlessthestoveisonaconcretefloorpouredonearth.

TheJøtulF50TLrequiresoneofthefollowingformsofhearthprotectionifnotinstalleddirectlyonconcretepouredonearth:

1)AnyUL,ULC,orWarnockHerseyListedType1hearthboard.

2)Anynoncombustiblematerial.In the U.S.floorprotectionmustextendforwardfromthedooropeningatleast16in.and8in.fromthesidesofthedooropening.Protectionmustalsoextend2in.underthechimneyconnector.Thiswillresultinaminimumfloorprotector33”widex401/2”deep.Seefig12.

In Canada,floorprotectionmustextend18”fromthefrontofthestoveand8in.(460mm)fromthesidesandrear.Itmustalsoextend2in.(51mm)underthechimneyconnector.Thisresultsinafloorprotector431/2in.x501/2in.(110.5cm.x128.2cm.)Seefig.12-a.

4.2 Clearances to Walls and CeilingsTheclearanceslistedanddiagramedinthismanualhavebeentestedtoULandULCstandardsandaretheminimumclearancestocombustiblematerialsspecificallyestablishedfortheJøtulF50TL.

Acombustiblesurfaceisanythingthatcanburn(i.e.sheetrock,wallpaper,wood,fabricsetc.).Thesesurfacesarenotlimitedtothosethatarevisibleandalsoincludematerialsthatarebehindnoncombustiblematerials.

Ifyouarenotsureofthecombustiblenatureofamaterial,consultyourlocalfireofficials.

Remember:“FireResistant”materialsareconsideredcombustible;theyaredifficulttoignite,butwillburn.Also“Fire-rated”sheetrockisalsoconsideredcombustible.

Contactyourlocalbuildingofficialsaboutrestrictionsandinstallationrequirementsinyourarea.

Seepages12-13forclearancerequirementsanddiagrams.

4.3 Using Shields to Reduce ClearancesDoubleWallConnector:Listeddoublewallpipeisanacceptablealternativetoconnectorpipeheatshields.

Wall-Mounted Protection:Whenreducingclearancesthroughtheuseofwall-mountedprotection:

In the U.S. refer to NFPA 211, Standard for Chimneys, Fireplac-es, Vents and Solid Fuel Burning Appliances,foracceptablematerials,propersizingandconstructionguidelines.

In Canada, refer to CAN/CSA-B365, Installation Code for Solid-Fuel Burning Appliances and Equipment,alsoforacceptablematerials,propersizingandconstructionguidelines.

Notice:Manymanufacturershavedevelopedwoodstoveaccessoriesthatpermitclearancereduction.Useonlythoseaccessoriesthathavebeentestedbyanindependentlaboratoryandcarrythelaboratory’stestingmark.Besuretofollowallofthemanufacturer’sinstructions.

4.0 Clearance to Combustibles

Figure 12- a. Floor Protection minimum dimensions, Canada.

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4.5 Clearances to Fireplace Mantels and Surrounding TrimSeetheClearanceChartonpage13forapprovedclearancestocombustiblematerialsthatmaybepartoffireplaceconstruction.

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Figure 15. Hearthmount Clearances.

4.4 Alcove InstallationTheJøtulF50TLcanbeinstalledinanalcoveasdiagrammedinfigs. 13.-14.

1. Thestovemustbeinstalledonlywithdouble-wallchim-neyconnector.

2. Wallandceilingprotection,ifused,mustextendovertheentirearea.

3. AlcovefloorprotectionmustconsistofaUL/ULCorWHIlistedhearthpadoranoncombustiblematerial.

4. MinimumAlcoveCeilingHeight:UnprotectedSurface-72”(183cm)ProtectedSurface-72”(183cm)

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4.6 Jøtul F 50 TL Clearance Specifications

UNPROTECTED WALLS PROTECTED WALLS PER NFPA211 OR CAN/CSA -B365-M93

SIDE REAR CORNER SIDE REAR CORNER

Single Wall Connector A14”/356mm

B18”/457mm

C13”/330mm

D12”/305mm

E8”/203mm

F8.5”/216mm

Single Wall Connector w/ Flue Collar Heat Shield

G16”/406mm

H10”/254mm

I11”/280mm

J8”/203mm

K5”/127mm

L6”/153mm

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M14”/356mm

N9”/229mm

O13”/333mm

P6”/152mm

Q8”/203mm

R6”/152mm

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S14”/356mm

T5”/127mm

U13”/333mm

V5”/127mm

W5”/127mm

X3.5”/89mm

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A16”/406mm

B19”/483mm N/A D

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5.0 Operation

PleasereadthefollowingsectionbeforebuildingthefirstfireinyournewJøtulF50 TL.

5.1 Use Solid Wood Fuel OnlyThisstoveisdesignedtoburnnatural wood only.Woodthathasbeenair-driedforaperiodof6to14monthswillprovidethecleanest,mostefficientheat.

Do not burn:

• Coal •Treatedorpaintedwood• Garbage •ChemicalChimneycleaners• Cardboard •Coloredpaper• Solvents • Anysyntheticfuelorlogs• Driftwood •Laminatedwood

Theburningofanyofthesematerialscanresultinthereleaseoftoxicfumes.Neverusegasoline,gasoline-typelanternfuel,kerosene,charcoallighterfluid,orsimilarliquidstostartor“freshen-up”thefire.Alwayskeepsuchliquidsawayfromtheheateratalltimes.

Important:Neverbuildorallowthefiretorestdirectlyontheglasspanel.Trytokeepthelogsspacedatleastoneinchfromtheglasstoallowforproperairflowovertheglassandwithinthefirebox.

5.2 How your Jøtul F 50 TL worksWhenusedwithdrywoodandawell-draftingchimneysystem,modernnon-catalyticwoodstovesburnfuelefficientlybytheprecisecontrolanddeliveryofprimaryandsecondaryairtothefire.

Primary Airisdrawnintoafrontinletinthestovebottomanddirectedthrougharegulatorshutterunderthefrontdoorbeforeenteringthelowerfirechamber.Additionalprimaryairisdirectedtothetopofthefrontdoortoactasanairwashwhichmaypreventextremesootbuild-upontheglasspanel.Theamountofprimaryairavailabletothefiredeterminestheintensityofheatoutputandrateoffuelcombustion;thegreatertheamountofair,thegreatertheheatoutput,thefasterthewoodburns.Theprimaryairsettingalsodeterminestheeffectivenessoftheairwashovertheglass;thehigherthesetting,thecleanertheglass.

Additionalairisseparatelydirectedintothetopofthefirechambertosupportcombustionofexhaustgassesbeforepassingoutofthestove.ThisunregulatedSecondary Air entersthroughaninletintherearofthestovebottomandisheatedasitpassesthroughtherearofthestoveintoatwo-tieredmanifoldatthetopofthefirechamber.Additionalsecondaryairisdirectedthroughastainlesssteeltubebuiltintothebaffleplatehinge.Volatilegases,

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WARNINGALWAYS WEAR STOVE GLOVES WHILE TENDING THE FIRE.NEVER ALLOW THE FIRE TO REST DIRECTLY ON THE GLASS. KEEP THE LOGS SPACED AT LEAST ONE INCH FROM THE GLASS TO ALLOW FOR PROPER AIR FLOW WITHIN THE STOVE. AVOID STRIKING THE GLASS WITH LOGS.

OPERATE THIS STOVE ONLY WITH THE FRONT DOOR AND ASH DOOR FULLY CLOSED. OPERATION WITH THE DOOR PARTIALLY OPEN MAY RESULT IN OVER-FIRING. IF THE DOOR IS LEFT PARTIALY OPEN, GAS AND FLAME MAY BE DRAWN OUT OF THE STOVE CREATING SAFETY RISKS FROM BOTH FIRE AND SMOKE.

Figure 16. Combustion air paths

Volatilegases,releasedunburnedfromthefuelbed,risetothebafflewheretheyareturbulentlymixedwiththehot,freshoxygen.Secondarycombustionthenoccursbeforethegasespassintotheheatexchangechamber.Seefig.16.

5.3 Controlling the FireCombustionintensityiscontrolledbythepositionofanairshutterlocatedunderthefrontdoor.Youadjustitspositionusingthehandlelocatedundertheashlip.Slidethehandletothelefttodecreaseairtothefire.Slidingittotherightincreasesairdeliveryandconsequently,fireintensity.Seefig.17.Theshutterregulatesanddirectsprimaryairtothefrontoftheburnchamber.Pushittotherighttoallowmaximumairtosupportcombustion.Itshouldbefullyopenwhenfirststartingorrekindlingafire,orwhengreaterheatoutputisdesired.

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5.5 Top LoadingYouwillwanttotakeadvantageoftheconvenienceofaddinglogstoaburningfirethroughthetopofyourstove.Thehingedheatexchangerbafflemustbeintheopenpositioninordertoaddwoodtothefirethroughthetopofthestove.Thebafflehandlecanbesetinanyoffourpositions,however,werecommendthatyouorientittomimictheorientationofthebaffleitself.;i.e.whenthesidehandleisinahorizontalposition,thebaffleisalsoinahorizontalposition-Closed.Swingthehandledownintoaverticalpositiontoopenthebaffle.Seefig.18andsection5.7formoredetails.

WARNING:NEVER OVER-FIRE THE STOVE. IF ANY PART OF THE STOVE OR CHIMNEY GLOWS, YOU ARE OVER-FIRING. A HOUSE FIRE OR SERIOUS DAMAGE TO THE STOVE OR CHIMNEY COULD RESULT. IF THIS CONDITION OCCURS, IMMEDIATELY CLOSE THE AIR CONTROL.

Usethefollowingguideforbestperformance.Burn Rate Air Control Setting Blower SpeedMin.Low Min.Open Low/Onat30min.Med.Low 3/8”Open Low/Onat30min.Med.High 3/4”Open Low/Onat30min.High Max.Open High/On

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5.6 Break-In ProcedureAlthoughyourJøtulF50 TLisconstructedofwelded,1/4”steelplate,italsoincorporatescastironcomponents.Thismaterialrequiresthestovetobe“broken-in”graduallysothatheatexpansiondoesnotoccurtooquicklyandcausedamage.Thefollowingstepsdescribetheproperbreak-inprocedureforyourstove.Useamagneticstove-topthermometertomonitorstovetemperature,placeddirectlyonthecookplate.

SetthePrimaryAirShutterfullyopen,allthewaytotheright.1. Lightasmallfireofnewspaperandkindlingatthe

frontofthestove.Graduallyaddsmallpiecesofwood,butonlyallowthestovetoreachamaximumsurfacetemperatureof200°F(93°C).Continueburningatthislowrateforapproximately1hour.

2. Allowthestovetocooltoroomtemperature.3. Lightasecondfire,allowingthestovetoreacha

maximumtemperatureof300°F(149°C)for1hour.4. Coolthestovetoroomtemperature.5. Lightathirdfireandgraduallyallowthestovetoreacha

surfacetemperatureof400°F(204°C)6. Coolthestovetoroomtemperature.Thiscompletesthe

“break-in”procedure.Note: Ifthetemperatureexceedsthelimitduringanybreak-infire,movetheAirShutterallthewaytothelefttoshutofftheairsupplycompletely.Itisnormalthatthestovetoptemperaturewillcontinuetoclimbuntilthefuelburnsdownsomewhat.Oncethefireisoutandthestovehascooledtoroomtemperature,continuethebreak-inprocedure.Neverattempttoreducethetemperaturebyremovingburninglogsfromthefire.Break-in Odors:Itisnormalforanewlypaintedstovetoemitodorandsmokeduringthefirstfewfires.Thisiscausedbycuringofthehightemperaturepaintandwilldiminishwitheachfire.Openawindowordoortoprovideadditionalventilationtoalleviatethiscondition.

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5.8 Adding FuelFollowthisprocedurewhenreloadingthestovewhileitisstillhotandabedofhotembersremains:•Alwaysweargloveswhentendingtothestove.

•AdjustthePrimaryAirShutterLevertothefullyopenpositionandopenthebaffleplate.Waitafewsecondstore-establishstrongdraftbeforeopeningtheloaddoor.Thiswillallowfreshairtoflushthefireboxandpreventsmokeescapingwheneitherthefrontortopdoorisopened.

• OpentheBaffleandTopDoor,Or,OpentheFrontDoor.

DONOTLOADTHROUGHTHETOPWHENTHEFRONTDOORISOPEN.

• Useastovetoolorpokertoevenlydistributecoalsandembersaroundthefirebox.

• Loadthefuel,usuallywithsmallerlogsfirst.

• ClosetheFrontDoor,beingsuretolatchthedoortightly.Or,ClosetheBaffleandthentheTopLoadDoor.

• Wait5–10minutesbeforesettingtheaircontrolsforthedesiredheatoutputandburntime.(Ifyouhaveatleasta2”thickemberbedwhenreloading,itmaybepossibletoclosethedoorandimmediatelyadjusttheaircontrolsetting).

• SettheAirShutteronthedoorforthedesiredheatoutput.

5.9 Open Door Fire-viewingWarning: This stove should be operated with the door either fully open with optional Spark Screen in place or with the door fully closed. Ifthedoorisleftpartlyopen,thereisriskofoverfiring.Also,gasandflamemaybedrawnoutofthefireplacestoveopening,creatingrisksfrombothfireandsmoke.

Beawarethat,whenoperatingwiththedooropen,thereexiststhepossibilityofcarbonmonoxidegenerationbycharcoal,GooddraftisessentialtominimizethepotentialforCOtobeintroducedintothelivingspace.Besureadequatefreshairandventilationareavailabletothestovewhenusingthesparkscreen.

5.7 Starting and Maintaining a FireBurnonlysolidwooddirectlyonthebottomgrateofthestove.Donotelevatethefireinanyway.

WARNING: DO NOT OPERATE THIS STOVE WITH THE ASH DOOR OPEN. DOING SO MAY CAUSE DAMAGE AND WILL VOID YOUR WARRANTY.

Werecommenduseofamagneticstovetopthermometertomonitorthesurfacetemperatureofthestove.LocatethethermometerdirectlyononeoftherearcornersoftheGriddle/LoadDoor.Theoptimumsurfacetemperaturerangeformostefficientcombustionisbetween400°and700°(204°C-371°C).Chimneydraftshouldbeinthe.05-1.0w.c.range.

1. WiththePrimary Air Shutterinthefullopenposition(totheright),startwithseveralsheetsofcrumplednewspaperplaceddirectlyonthegrate.Ontopofthenewspaper,placeseveralpiecesofsmalldrykindling*(1”-2”indiameterorless)withtwotothreelargerlogs(approx.3”to4”indiameter)ontop.

2. Lightthefireandclosethedoor.Allowthechimneytowarmandestablishastrongdraft.Useyourstovegloveandslowlybuildthefirebyaddinglargerandlargerlogs.Besuretofollowthebreak-inprocedure(Sect.5.6)beforecreatingahotfirethatmightdamagethestove.

3. Oncethestovehasreachedasurfacetemperaturerangeofbetween400°and700°,(204°C-371°C),adjusttheprimaryaircontrolleverasappropriatetogeneratethedesiredheatoutputandburntime.

Withtimeandexperience,youwillsoonbecomeacquaintedwiththeoperatingcharacteristicsofyourparticularinstallation.

Youcanalsomonitorstoveperformancethroughthewindow.Peakcombustionefficiencyoccurswhenexhaustgasisburnedatthebaffleinthetopofthefirebox.Thisisapparentasrollingyellow-orangeflamesappearingatthesecondaryairportsintheundersideofthebaffleplateandforwardtube.Atthisstage,littleornosmokewillbevisibleexitingthechimney.

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5.10 Creosote Formation and the Need for RemovalWhenwoodisburnedslowly,itproducestarandothervaporsthatcombinewithmoisturetoformcreosote.Creosotevaporscondenseintherelativelycoolchimneyflue,andcreosoteresidueaccumulatesonthefluelining.Whenignited,thiscreosotefuelsanextremelyhotfire.

Thechimneyconnectorandchimneyflueshouldbeinspectedatleasttwicemonthlyduringtheheatingseasontodetermineifcreosotebuilduphasoccurred.Ifcreosotehasaccumulated,itshouldberemovedtoreducethechanceofachimneyfire.

Intheeventthatcreosoteignitesintheflue,theresultingfireisoftenaccompaniedbyaroaringnoiseandcracklingsoundasflakesofburningcreosotebreakloose.Ifyoususpectyouarehavingachimneyfire,immediatelyclosetheaircontrolsandmakesurethedoorisclosedsecurely.Callthefiredepartmentandhaveeveryoneleavethehouse.

Donotattempttoextinguishthefire.Openingthedoorwillonlysupplyadditionaloxygenandintensifythefire.Whenthefireinthefluehassubsided,resistthetemptationtoopenthedoortocheckonthefire.Thefiremayhavesuffocated,butcouldre-ignitewithasupplyoffreshair.Afterachimneyfire,donotusethestoveuntilthechimneyconnectorandfluehavebeencleanedandinspectedtoensurenodamagehasbeensustained.

SeeSection6.6ofthismanualregardingchimneycleaning.

5.11 Ash RemovalAsheswilldropthroughthebottomgrateintotheinter-nalashpanduringnormaloperation.Emptytheashpanperiodically,dependingonhowfrequentlythestoveisused.Avoidlettingtheashaccumulationtospilloverthepanandintothepanhousing.Alwayswearsafetygloveswhenhandlingtheashes.

Ashes should only be placed in a metal container equipped with a tight sealing lid.Thecontainershouldbeplacedonanoncombustiblefloororontheground,wellawayfromallcombustiblematerials,pendingfinaldisposal.Iftheashesaredisposedofbyburialinsoilorotherwiselocallydispersed,theyshouldbekeptintheclosedcontaineruntilallcindershavethoroughlycooled.

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Figure 19. Glass and Gasket Replacement

Description Part Number 1.DoorGasket 2238582.GlassGasket 200024 3.GasketClamp 2242574.Screw,M6x10ButtonHd. 1179785.LowerGlassClipAsy, 157357 6.GlassPanel 2241587.UpperGlassClipAsy. 157352

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6.3 Glass Removal or Replacement Seefig.19.1. Placethedoorfacedownonaprotectedsurface.2.Firstjustlooseneachglassclipscrewandthenremove

theclips.3. Lifttheglasspaneloutofthedoor.Usepliersanda

puttyknifetoremovetheoldglassgasket.ReplacewithPN200024,.025dia.LD2gasket.Applyasmallbeadofcementinthechannelandgentlypressthegasketintoplace.

4. Replacetheglassandglassclips.Tightentheclipsgradually,avoidingplacingunevenpressureontheglass.

6.4 GasketsCheckdoorandglasspanelgasketsfortightness.Tocheckthesealofthefrontdoor,closeandlatchthedooronadollarbillandslowlytrytopullthebillfree.Youshouldfeelresistanceasyoupull.Ifitcanbeeasilyremoved,thesealistooloose.Adjustthedoorlatchclosuretoimprovetheseal.

6.0 Maintenance

6.1 Glass Care

CleaningOnoccasionitwillbenecessarytocleanthecarbondepositsandflyashoffoftheglass.Ifthesedepositsareallowedtoremainontheglassforanextendedperiodoftime,thesurfacemaybecomeetchedandcloudy.Anycreosotethatmightdevelopontheglasswillburnoffduringthenexthotfire.

Follow this glass cleaning procedure:

1. Glassmustbecompletelycool.2. Onlyuseacleanerthatisspecificallydesignedforthis

purpose.Theuseofabrasiveswilldamagetheglassandultimatelyleavetheglassfrosted.

3. Rinseanddryglasscompletelybeforeburningthestove.Polishwithapieceofnewspaper.

Caution!Alwaysoperatethedoorslowlyandcarefullytoavoidcrackingorbreakingtheglass.Neverusethedoortopushwoodintothefirebox.Iftheglassbecomescrackedorbrokenfollowthereplacementprocedurebelow.

Never operate the stove with a cracked or broken glass panel.

Important:ReplaceglassonlywithceramicglasspanelPN224158specificallydesignedfortheJøtulF50TLDonotusesubstitutes.ReplacementglassisavailablefromyourlocalJøtuldealer.

6.2 General CareAswithyourcar,regularmaintenancewillassuregoodperformanceandprolongthelifeofyourstove.Thefollowingproceduresdonottakelongandaregenerallyinexpensive.Whendoneconsistently,theywillincreasethelifeofyourstoveandinturn,provideyearsofenjoyment.

• Regularlyemptythestoveofallsootandashes.Onlyuseavacuumforthisjobifthevacuumisspecificallydesignedtohandleashes.CAUTION: Ashes can contain live embers. Be certain the ash bed contains no live embers before using a vacuum.

• Inspectthestove:Usingastronglightinspectthestoveinsideandoutforcracksorleaks.Replaceanybrokenbricks.

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6.5 Gasket Replacement1. Usepliersandaputtyknifetoremovetheoldgasket

andadhesivefromthedoor.2. Thoroughlycleanthechannelwithawirebrush.3. Applyasmallbeadofcementtothechannel.4. Gentlypressthenewgasketintothecementtoseatit

inthechannel.Wrapthetwoendsaroundandsecurewiththegasketclampasshowninfig.19.Closeandlatchthedoorandthenreopen.Wipeawayanyexcesscementthatmayhavesqueezedoutfromaroundthegasket.

6.6 Chimney SystemTheJøtulF50 TLisdesignedtoburncleanlyandefficientlywhenusedaccordingtotheguidelinesinthismanual.Inordertomaintainproperperformance,youshouldinspectthechimneyandchimneyconnectoratthebeginningofeachheatingseasonandthentwicepermonthduringtheheatingseason.Cleanthechimneywhenevercreosoteandflyashaccumulationexceeds1/4inchinanypartofthesystem.

ChimneybrushesareavailablefromyourlocalJøtuldealerorhardwaresupplystore.Yourdealercanalsoreferyoutoareputable,professionalchimneysweepwhowillhavealltheequipmenttoensureacompleteandproperjob.

WARNING: FAILURE TO KEEP THE CHIMNEY CONNECTOR AND FLUE FREE OF CREOSOTE BUILD-UP CAN RESULT IN A CHIMNEY FIRE.

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2. Attach the Air Deflector:Bendthedeflectortabsattheperforationlinesasshowninfig.20.Attachthedeflectortotheinteriorsideoftherearshroudusingtwo#8X12sheetmetalscrews.

3. Attach the Blower Mounting Brackettothetwocenterstudsonthebackofthestove,orientedasshowninfig.20,usingtwoM6hexnuts.

4. Attach the Blower to the Mounting Bracketusingthetwowingnuts.

5. Attach the Snapstat Brackettothelowerstudonthebackofthestove,orientedasshown.SlidetheSnapstatintoplacebetweeenthestovetnandthebracket.Connectthe

6. Snapstat Installation:AttachtheSnapstatBrackettothelowerstudonthebackofthestove,orientedasshown.SlidetheSnapstatintoplacebetweeenthestoveandthebracket.

Connecteithersnapstatleadtoeithersnapstatterminal.

7. Bend back the lower air deflector on the rear shroud and reinstall it using the fasteners previously removed. Reverse the procedure of Step 1.

8. Install the Control Box: The control box may be mounted to the side of the stove closest to the nearest electrical outlet.

Freestanding Installation-Attachthecontrolboxtoeithersideoftherearshroudusinga1/4”socketdriverandone#8x12sheetmetalscrewasshowninfig.20.

Alcove or Hearthmount Installation -AttachtheControlBoxMountingBrackettothebackoftheControlBoxusingtwo#8x12sheetmetalscrews.

AttachtheMountingBracket/ControlBoxassemblytothesideoftheBottomHeatShieldusingfour#8x12sheetmetalscrews.

8. Route the power cordtothenearestelectricaloutlet.

7.0 Appendix

7.1 Optional Blower 156431

InstallationInstalltheblowerkitbeforemovingthestoveintoitsfinalposition.Ifthestoveisalreadyinstalled,youmayneedtopullitouttoinstallthisblower.

ForFreestandingstoveinstallations,whereaccesstothebackofthestoveisunrestricted,theControlBoxmaybemountedtoeithercorneroftherearshroud.

ForAlcoveorHearthmountinstallationsintofireplaces,theSwitchBoxmustbemountedunderthestove,attachedtothesideofthebottomheatshield.Determinetheloca-tionmostappropriatetoyourneedsandfollowtheinstalla-tionstepsoutlinedbelow.1. RemovetheRearShroud:

Usethe4mmhexkeytoremovethesocketheadscrewsandnutsatthebottomofeachsideoftheRearShroud.Seefig.20,A.

Loosenthetwohexnutsattheupperrearofthestoveandlifttheshroudupoffofthestove.Seefig.20,B.Keepallshroudfastenersforreassembly.

CAUTION: Avoid injury- always wear work gloves when handling sheet metal parts. Read through these instructions to familiarize yourself with these parts before beginning the installation.

115 VAC, 60 HTZ, Max. 40 W

This blower must be electrically grounded in accordance with local codes or, in the absence of local codes, with the current ANSI/NFPA 70, National Electrical Code or CSA C22.1-Canadian Electrical Code.

This unit is supplied with a three-prong (grounding) plug for protection against shock hazard and should be plugged directly into a properly grounded three-prong receptacle. DO NOT CUT OR REMOVE THE GROUNDING PRONG FROM THE PLUG.

Do not connect to power supply until all electical connections have been made.

Always disconnect the power supply when performing any service.

Tools Required• 10mmwrenchorsocketdriver• 1/4”socketdriverorflatheadscrewdriver• 4mmhexkey• workgloves

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OperationThebloweriscontrolledbytheheat-activatedsnapstatthatwillonlyfunctionwhenthecontrolswitchissetinAUTO.Afterthefireisestablished,thesnapstatwillreacttotheheatandactivatetheblower.Fanspeedmaybemanuallyadjustedwiththerheostatknob.Theblowerwillshutoffautomaticallyasthestovecoolsdown.Ifautomaticblowercirculationisnotdesired,placetheblowercontrolswitchintheMANUALposition.

MaintenanceDisconnectpower.Useavacuumtocleanthebloweratleastannually,andmorefrequentlyiftherearepetsinthehome.

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7.2 Outside Air Kit 157320

Contents:• Front Manifold • Main Manifold• Outside Air Bottom Heat Shield• 4” Duct Collar • M6 Hex Nuts, (6)• #8 x 12 mm Sheet Metal Screws, (8)Youwillneedtoacquirethefollowingadditionalcompo-nentsavailableatanyhardwaresupplier:

•ExteriorAirInletCover •4”Duct•RodentScreen •4”DuctClamps,2

Theexteriorairinletshouldnotbeinstalledatalevelhigherthanthestovebottom.1. AssemblywillbeeasierwiththeAshDoorremoved.

Releasethecotterpintoremovethehingepin.2. OrienttheFrontManifoldPanelasshowninfigs.22and

23.Setitinplaceabovetheashhousingbetweenthefrontlegsofthestove.

3. AttachtheMainManifoldtothefourstudsonthestovebottomandthetwostudsontheFrontManifoldusingthesixhexheadnutsprovided.

4. AttachtheOutsideAirBottomHeatShieldtothebot-tomoftheMainManifoldusingfour#8x12mmsheetmetalscrews.

5. AttachtheDuctCollartotheMainManifoldusingfour#8x12mmsheetmetalscrews.

6. Connecttheoutsideairduct,(notprovided)tothecol-larusingaductclamp.

Figure 23. Front Manifold placement.

Figure 22. Outside Air Kit parts identification and orientation.

Figure 24. Final Assembly.

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Front Manifold

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Outside Air Bottom Heat Shield4” Duct Collar

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7.3 Mobile Home Floor Bracket 157321Contents:Floor Bracket, (1)

1. Determinethefinallocationofthestoveandusethelevelingboltstomakethestovelevelandplumb.

2. Mountthefloorbracketoveroneoftherearlevelingboltsandsecureittothefloorusinganappropriatelengthlagscrew.

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Figure 26. F 50 TL Illustrated Parts

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Only use replacement parts provided through your authorized Jøtul dealer.

No. Description PartNumber1. AirBaffleManifoldAssembly 1573452. Gasket,LD2,.500ØFiberglassRope,SSJacket 2238283. Nut,M8,SerratedFlange 1178814. UpperUnionPlate, 1046095. TubeSpacer,TLStoves 2241296. Screw,SocSet,cuppt,M6X10,Black 04-117207. BafflePlate,Left,CastIron-50TL 1046068. Screw,HWHSMA8x1/2SLBlkOxide 1179179. HeatShield,FlueCollar,50TL,MB 2242269210. RearShroud,50TL,MB 2242199211. Screw,ButtonHeadSocket,M6X14,Blk 11821512. AshPan,50TL 22411413. Bolt,M8x20,HexSerratedFlangeHdBlackOxide 11787514. Leg,CastIron,MB 15734615. Nut,M8,SerratedFlange,DIN6923St8.8 11788116. Bolt,Leveling,M8x40 11804717. HeatShield,Bottom,50TL,MB 2242289218. Washer,FlatM6-.062DIN125APlain 11794719. Screw,ButtonHeadSocket,M6X6,Blk 11817020. Bracket,Top,CastConvectionPanel,50TL 22410621. ConvectionPanel,Left,CastIron-MB 15735522. DamperHandle 15726323. Bracket,Bottom,CastConvectionPanel, 22419724. Screw,ButtonHeadSocketM6X10Blk 11797825. Screw,ButtonHeadSocket,M6X14,Blk 11821527. Andiron,CastIron 1046129228. FireboxWeldment,50TL 2233889229. Bolt,HexHeadSerrFlangeM6x12Blk 11713030. InspectionCover,CastIron,MB 15734731. Gasket,InspectionCover 22435532. PrimaryAirDeflector 22436733. Screw,Shoulder,M6x10Thd,8mmØx10mmShld,Hex 11798234. AirValveWeldment,50TL 22372935. AirValveHandleAss’y,NickelPlated 22427336. Ashlip,CastIron-50TL,MB 15734837. Bolt,HexCapM6x10DIN9338.8SerFlangeBlk 996238. Washer,Fender.250x1.500dia. 11802939. Gasket,.360LD2 10003840. Ashdoorw/Gasket,TopLoadStoves,MB 15734941. AshdoorHandleAssembly,TopLoadStoves 15735042. HingePin,AshDoor,NickelPlated 22426843. HairpinCotter,1/16x11/8”Stainless 11809144. GasketRetainer,FrontDoor, 22425745. GlassClipw/Gasket,Bottom,SteelStoves 15735747. Retainer,FrontDoorLatch 22415948. Door,Front,w/Gasket,CastIron,MB 15735149. Screw,Shoulder,M8x13Thd,10mmØx16mmShldr. 11823950. Tube,Roller,LatchReceiver 22426051. AdjustmentPlate,FrontDoorCatch, 22394452. Latch,FrontDoor,NickelPlated 22427453. FrontDoorTool,NickelPlate 15726254. Hingepin,NewStyle,NickelPlate 12596055. SlottedSpringPin,5mmØx20mm,PlainSteel 11824057. Nut,LockM6DIN980vStoverZinc 11801658. Washer,HingeM6-12mmODx6mmIDx0.5mmZinc 11758859. Nut,M6SerratedFlangeplain 11796860. Gasket,LD250FiberglassRope 200024

8.0 Jøtul 50 TL Rangeley Parts List

No. Description Par.No. Description PartNumber61.61. Glass,Ceramic,Door,50TL 22415862. GlassClipw/Gasket,Top,SteelStoves 15735263. Gasket,MD,.625ØFiberglassRope 22385864. ExhaustDeflector 22432565. Screw,Shoulder,M6Thd,8mmØx6mmShldr,Plain 11824466. Eyebrow,CastIron,MB 15735367. Bolt,HexHeadSerrFlangeM6x168.8Blk 9962568. GratePlate,CastIron-50TL 10460569. Brick,Refractory,9”x3”x1.25” 22051870. Brick,Refractory,4.25”x9”x1.25” 12908271. Brick,Refractory,5.5”x3”x1.25” 22425972. Brick,Refractory,4”x3”x1.25” 22417573. Brick,Refractory,8.5”x3”x1.25” 22175274. Brick,Refractory,9”x1.88”x1.25” 22039075. BrickRetainer,Right 22411376. Brick,Refractory,9”x3.375”x1.25” 22222678. BrickRetainer,Left 22411279. ConvectionPanel,Right,CastIron,MB 1046159280. Gasket,LD2,.500ØFiberglassRope,SSJacket,SPL 22382881. Bolt,HexHeadM8x12Blk 9911582. SideClip(akaHangTab) 12840183. LinkageLever,TLStoves 22539084. DowelPin,3/8”x2” 22415785. Nut,M8,SerratedFlange,DIN6923St8.8 11788186. SWasher,Fender8mmZinc 11794987. SetScrew,M8x40,HexSocket,Steel,Black,DIN916 11824588. HingeTab,LoadDoor,TLStoves 2241769289. Screw,ButtonHeadSocket,M8X8Blk 11824190. Gasket,LD2,.375ØFiberglassRope,SSJacket,SPL 22427691. Handle,LoadDoor,TLStoves,NickelPlated 22427292. Door,TopLoad,CastIron-50TL 10462093. Gasket,FlueCollar 22435094. Nut,M6SerratedFlangeplain 11796895. Bolt,HexHead,SerrFlangeM6x20Blk 11711796. Smokeoutlet,MB 1033269297. Gasket,LD2,.500ØFiberglassRope,SSJacket,SPL 22382898. Bolt,M8x25,HexSerratedFlangeHd,SS 11824299. TopPlate,TLStoves,MB 157356100. BafflePlate,Right,50TL 104607101. Screw,FlatHeadPhillipsM6X10M/SBlk 117977102. TubeBushing,Machined 157285103. ReplacementAirTubeWeldment 157358104. SteelConvectionPanel,Left,50TL,MB 22422192105. SteelConvectionPanel,Right,50TL,MB 22422092106. LoadDoorTool,TLStoves,MB 22426592

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9.0 Jøtul Wood-burning Product Limited Warranty Effective February 1, 2010

T h i s w a r r a n t y p o l i c y a p p l i e s t o w o o d - b u r n i n g p r o d u c t sidentified by Jøtul and Scan trade names, as set forth below.A. Cast Iron, Enamel, and Steel Components:JøtulNorthAmericaInc.(JØTUL)warrants,totheoriginalretailpurchaser,that those components of the Jøtul or Scan Stove or Fireplace specifiedabove will be free of defects in material and workmanship for a periodof five (5) years from the date of purchase. This warranty is subject tothe terms, exclusions and limitations set forth in the following text.B. Electrical Components (blowers, thermostatic switches): JØTULwarrants,totheoriginalretailpurchaser,thatthosecomponentsoftheJøtulorScanStoveorFireplacespecifiedabovewillbefreeofdefectsinmaterialandworkmanshipforaperiodofone(1)yearfromthedateofpurchase.Thiswarrantyissubjecttotheterms,exclusions,andlimitationssetforthinthefollowingtext:

JØTULwillrepairorreplace(includingparts&labor),atitsoption,anyoftheabovecomponentsdeterminedbyJØTULtobecoveredbythiswarranty.Youmust,atyourownexpense,arrangetodeliverorshipthecomponenttoanauthorizedJøtulorScandealerandarrangeforpickupordeliveryofthecomponentafterrepairshavebeenmade.If,uponinspec-tion,JØTULdeterminesthatthecomponentiscoveredbythiswarranty,therepairorreplacementwillbemadeassetforthabove.Thiswarrantyisnottransferableandisextendedonlyto,andissolelyforthebenefitof,theoriginalretailpurchaseroftheJøtulorScanStoveorFireplace.ThisparagraphsetsforththesoleremedyavailableunderthiswarrantyintheeventofanydefectintheJøtulorScanStoveorFireplace.

Thewarrantyperiodforanyreplacedcomponentwillbetheremain-ingunexpiredportionofthewarrantyperiodfortheoriginalcomponent.

Pleaseretainyourdatedsalesreceiptinyourrecordsasproofofpurchase.Exclusions and limitations

Notice: Thiswarrantyisvoidifinstallationorserviceisperformedbysomeoneotherthananauthorizedinstallerorserviceagency,orifinstallationisnotinconformancewiththeinstallationandoperatinginstructionscontainedinthisowner’smanualorlocaland/ornationalfireandbuildingregulations.Alistingoflocalauthorizedinstallers,serviceagenciesandgassupplierscanbeobtainedfromtheNationalFireplaceInstituteathttp://www.nficertified.org/.

This warranty does not cover the following:1. Repairorreplacementofpartsthataresubjecttonormalwearandtear

duringthewarrantyperiodortopartsthatmayrequirereplacementinconnectionwithnormalmaintenance.Thesepartsincludepaint,gaskets,burnplates,baffles,airmanifolds,firebricks,firegrates,orglass(glassisonlywarrantedagainstthermalbreakage).

2. Damage due to incorrect installations not in conformance with theinstallationinstructionscontainedinthisowner’smanualorlocaland/ornationalfireandbuildingregulations.

3. Damage, including damage to enamel surfaces, caused by improperoperation,over-firing,and/ormisuse.Improperoperation,suchasburningthe stove with the ash door open, can damage the stove. Over-firingoccurswhenanypartofthestoveglowsred. Over-firingcanalsobeidentifiedbywarpedplates,rust-coloredcastiron,paintpigmentthathasturneddustywhite,orbubbling,crackinganddiscolorationoftheenamelfinish.Misuseincludes,withoutlimitation,usethatisnotinconformancewiththeoperatinginstructionscontainedinthisowner’smanual.

4. Damageduetoserviceperformedbyaninstallerorserviceagency,unlessotherwiseagreedtoinwritingbyJØTUL.

5. Damagecausedbyunauthorizedmodification,useorrepair.6. Costsincurredbytraveltimeand/orlossofservice.7. Labororothercostsassociatedwiththerepairofcomponentsbeyond

thewarrantyperiod.

8. DamageincurredwhiletheJøtulorScanStoveorFireplaceisintransit.IN NO EVENT SHALL JØTUL, ITS PARENT COMPANY, SHAREHOLDERS, AFFILIATES, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES, AGENTS OR REPRESENTATIVES BE LIABLE OR RESPONSIBLE TO YOU FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, PUNITIVE OR OTHER SIMILAR DAMAGES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOST PROFITS, LOST SALES, INJURY TO PERSON OR PROPERTY, OR DAMAGES TO A STRUCTURE OR ITS CONTENTS, ARISING UNDER ANY THEORY OF LAW WHATSOEVER. ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR OTHERWISE, ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE LENGTH OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH HEREIN, JØTUL MAKES NO ORAL, WRITTEN OR OTHER WARRANTY WITH RESPECT TO JØTUL OR SCAN STOVES OR FIREPLACES.

Somestatesdonotallowtheexclusionorlimitationofincidentalorconsequentialdamages,orlimitationsonthelengthofimpliedwarranties.Therefore,theaboveexclusionsorlimitationsmaynotapplytoyou.Thiswarrantygivesyouspecificlegalrights,andyoumayhaveotherrights,whichvaryfromstatetostate.

JØTULreservestherighttodiscontinue,modifyorchangethemateri-alsusedtoproducetheJøtulorScanStoveorFireplace.JØTULshallhavetherighttoreplaceanydefectivecomponentwithsubstitutecomponentsdeterminedbyJØTULtobeofsubstantiallyequalqualityandprice.

ThedollarvalueofJØTUL’sliabilityforbreachofthiswarrantyshallbelimitedexclusivelytothecostoffurnishingareplacementcompo-nent.JØTULshallnotinanyeventbeliableforthecostoflaborexpendedbyothersinconnectionwithanydefectivecomponent.AnycostsorexpensesbeyondthoseexpresslyassumedbyJØTULunderthetermsofthiswarrantyshallbethesoleresponsibilityoftheowner(s)oftheJøtulorScanStoveorFireplace.

Nodealer,distributor,orotherpersonisauthorizedtomodify,aug-ment,orextendthislimitedwarrantyonbehalfofJØTUL.NO MODIFICA-TION OR CHANGE TO THIS WARRANTY WILL BE EFFECTIVE UNLESS IT IS MADE IN A WRITTEN DOCUMENT MANUALLY SIGNED BY AN AUTHORIZED OFFICER OF JØTUL.

Anauthorizedinstallermayhavebeenprovidedwithcertaininfor-mationrelatedparticularlytotheJøtulorScanStoveorFireplace;however,noauthorizedinstallerorotherpersonwhomayservicetheapplianceisanagentofJØTUL.NoinferenceshouldbemadethatJØTULhastested,certified,orotherwisepronouncedanypersonasqualifiedtoinstallorservicetheappliance.JØTULshallnotbeliableorotherwiseresponsibleforanyerrororomissionbyapersoninstallingorservicingaJøtulorScanStoveorFireplace.

IfyoubelieveyourJøtulorScanStoveorFireplaceisdefective,youshouldcontactyournearestauthorizedJøtulorScandealer,whowillproc-essawarrantyclaim.IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR WARRANTY COVERAGE, JØTUL MUST RECEIVE NOTICE OF A POSSIBLE DEFECT WITHIN SIXTY (60) DAYS OF THE DATE THE DEFECT IS FIRST DISCOVERED, OR REASONABLY COULD HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED.

This warranty is given by Jøtul North America, Inc.,

55 Hutcherson Drive, Gorham, Maine 04038 USA

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Jøtulpursuesapolicyofconstantproductdevelopment.Productssuppliedmaythereforedifferinspecification,colourandtypeofaccessoriesfromthoseillustratedanddescribedinthebrochure.

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Jøtul North America Inc.P.O.Box115755HutchersonDriveGorham,Maine04038USA

QualityJøtul AS utilizes quality controls conforming to NS-EN ISO 9001 for product development,manufacturing,anddistributionofstovesandfireplaces.ThispolicyisintendedtoprovideyouwiththepeaceofmindthattheJøtulproductyoupurchasemeetsorexceedscurrentuniformstandardsforqualityandsafety-acontinuationofthestandardsinstitutedatthecompany’sinceptionin1853.

Weappreciateyourtrustinwelcomingourproductintoyourhomeandinviteyourcommentandappraisalofoureffortstoprovideyouwiththefinestinhomehearthproducts.

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