Warranty; Firing Instructions - Jydepejsen nord 1 Anleitung

Installation distances from non-combustible walls.
We recommend a 50mm minimum distance to non-combustible materials for the sake of cleaning. The
cleanout door should always be accessible.

3. Warranty

Jydepejsen warrants brand new wood-burning stoves for 2 years. The warranty covers:
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Production defects.
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Fire-penetration of the steel, assuming that the stove has been fired up correctly.
In case you have questions or require servicing during the warranty period, please contact your dealer who will assist you.
Always inform the dealer of which model you have purchased as well as the serial number of your stove. The serial number
is located on the data plate on the rear of the stove.
The following are not covered by the warranty:
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Transportation damages.
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Secondary damages resulting from the use of the stove.
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Damages resulting from incorrect use such as superheating. Such damages may be avoided by following the
operating manual instructions.
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Glass, soapstone, sandstone and ceramics
If the chips are down and your stove needs repairing under the warranty, you must be able to present a dated and signed
invoice stating the name of the dealer and the model. In case of repairs under the warranty, the parts and labor costs will be
covered by Jydepejsen A/S. Other costs such as dismounting and remounting of the chimney will be covered by
appointment with Jydepejsen A/S only.
The stove has parts that are subjected to inherent wear and tear. Such parts are not covered by the warranty and you will
have to replace such parts over time. How often depends on the use of the stove.
The following parts on your stove are wearing parts:
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Vermiculite plates
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Baffle plates
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Sealing bands
If these parts need replacing, you may order them from your dealer - please refer to the Maintenance section.

4. Firing instructions

It is crucial to ensure optimal up-draft in the chimney, at least 12 Pa.. It is essential that the chimney and the wood-burning
stove work together. In essence, the up-draft is affected by the length and area of the chimney but also its pressure
tightness. The least recommended chimney length is 3.5m and the most suitable cross-sectional area i 150-200cm² (140-
160mm in diameter). Your dealer or chimney sweep will be able to assist you with all chimney issues. If you have not used
your chimney for a long time, it should be checked for blockages before use. In some cases, it will be relevant to install a
damper device to control the up-draft in the stove.
The stove is designed and approved in accordance with EN13240 and NS 3058 for the combustion of split dry birchwood.
The water content in the wood should between 12% and 20%. Using wet wood results in tarry soot, environmental
nuisances and a bad fuel economy. Recently felled wood has a water content of approx. 60 - 70% and is completely unfit
for firing. Recently felled wood usually requires 1 year or more to dry. Regardless of its size, the wood should be split in
order to have at least one bark-free surface.
Never use impregnated wood, painted wood, plastic laminate, plywood, chipboard, water, milk cartons,
printed matter or similar as these may release toxic, corrosive or dangerous fumes when burned.
Furthermore, they may produce the toxic gas, dioxin, which will damage your wood-burning stove and the
environment. The use of such materials voids the warranty. USE RECOMMENDED FUELS ONLY.
Once this is settled, it is important that you get the stove and the chimney to work together. This may be achieved by
following these instructions and use easily flammable fuel in the fire chamber until you have achieved a healthy up-draft.