KEEP
THIS
MANUAL
FOR
FUTURE REFERENCE. Follow
all
the
Instructions
carefully
for
installation, maintenance
&
operation
of
the
Benjamin Fuel Saver
Combination
Hot Air
THE
FURNACE
IS
SHIPPED
IN TWO
PACKAGES
Note:
The
consignee
is
responsible
for
ensuring
that
the
packages have arrived
in
good
condition.
Examine packages
for
damages,
if
found, note
the
same
on
carriers'
bill
of
lading
and
make
a
claim
to the
carrier. Each unit
is
carefully
inspected before leaving
our
factory.
Package
no. 1 The
furnace, blower, blower motor, pulleys, belt (assembled),
air
filter
&
cleaning
hoe.
Package
no. 2
1-oil
burner,
1-nozzle,
1-damper
motor,
2-thermostats(wood
&
oil).The primary
harness
is
prewired
to the oil
burner
and
consists
of
1-fan
limit,
1-blocked
flue
sensor,
1-transformer,
1-relay,
1-J
box and
cover.
INSTALLATION
The
installation
of
this
equipment shall
be in
accordance
with:
In
Canada,
CSA
Standard
B139
"Installation
Code
for Oil
Burning Equipment"
and CSA
B365
Installation Code
for
Solid Fuel
Burning
Appliances
and
Equipment.
In the
United States,
UL 391
Solid Fuel
and
Combination Fuel
Central
and
supplementary furnaces. Electrical
and
mechanical installations must conform
to all
local
and
national codes
and
standards
as
their
jurisdiction
may
apply. Ensure
to
have
a
minimum
of 200
sq.
inches
of
return air.
CHIMNEY
AND
SMOKE
PIPE
The
specification
of the
chimney
to be
used, must comply with
the
requirement
that,
other than solid-
fuel/oil
combinations
and
add-ons, wood burning appliances shall
not be
connected
to a
venting system
serving
an
appliance vented
by
another type
of
fuel.
Connect
the
furnace
to an
approved solid
fuel
factory-built chimney:
in
CANADA-CAN/ULC
S629 standard
for
650° chimney,
in the
UNITED
STATES-UL103 Chimneys
for
Residential Type
and
Building Heating Appliances, Factory Built
or a
safe,
clean, sound condition, masonry
chimney
equipped with
an
approved liner:
in
CANADA-
CAN/ULC-S635-M90
Standard
for
Lining Systems
for
existing masonry
or
Factory Built Chimneys
and
Vents,
in the
UNITED STATES-UL1777 Chimney Liners (e.g., stainless steel, clay,
etc.).
The
chimney
must
be
equivalent
to a
minimum
of 7"
round inside diameter
or 8"
round
maximum.
The
chimney
must
be
capable
of
maintaining
a
negative updraft
at all
times
and in all
conditions. Carefully inspect
the
chimney
for
safety
and
dirt
before making connections. Place
the
furnace
as
close
to the
chimney
as
possible.
The
smoke pipe should
be
blue
or
black
steel,
24 ga. or
heavier.
Use as few
turns
as
possible between
the
furnace
and the
chimney,
as
each
90°
elbow adds
10'
of
restriction
and a 45°
elbow adds
5'
of
restriction.
The
barometric damper should
be 7"
diameter
and set at
-.04 W.C.
to
open. Install
the
barometric damper
a
minimum
of 18" and a
maximum
of 24"
from
the
furnace
breech.
Avoid long
horizontal runs
of
smoke pipe. Maintain
a
minimum
of
Yt"
rise
per
foot
of
pipe
from
the
furnace
to the
chimney.
DO NOT run the
pipe downhill from
the
furnace
to the
chimney. Confirm that
the
installation
clearances
are met or
exceeded.
All
pipe joints should
fit
relatively
gas
tight.
Secure
all
smoke pipe
joints with three sheet metal screws
in
each joint.
DO
NOT
pass
the
smoke pipes through
a
wall, floor
or
ceiling
to
reach
the
chimney. Remove
the
smoke pipe
from
the
furnace
and
clean monthly
or as
necessary.
CAUTION:
USE
ONLY
METAL DUCTS
FOR
THIS
FURNACE.
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