Eureka Jasper - Fitting Firebricks and Retainer; Building and Lighting Fires

Jasper Freestanding Jasper Freestanding
9 6
Installation (continued)
Fitting the Firebricks and Firebrick Retainer
Your Eureka Jasper requires rebricks to be installed, to ensure that the re operates correctly, and to prevent damage to
the rebox through excessive heat.
This replace uses two dierent size rebricks. Please use table B and gure 5 below to dierentiate between each brick
and its installation location.
Fitment is as follows:
1. Feed the lower rebricks into the re box, orrientated as shown below in gure 5, ensuring the bevelled edge of the
rebricks are facing down and towards the rear of the rebox.
2. Feed the rebrick retainer into the rebox, so that the long edge faces towards the rear of the rebox, with the at
face pointing up.
3. Lift the long edge of the retainer up, allowing you to slip the rear rebricks into place.
4. Lift the front ends of the retainer and t the side rebricks in the same manner as the rear, starting with the two
front bricks.
5. Ensure that the rebrick retainer is sitting properly in position over the rebricks.
Removal of the rebricks and retainer is carried out in reverse order of installation.
Table B - Firebricks
Designation Width Length QTY
A 155 310 2
B 205 310 8
Figure 5
!
WARNING
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPERATE THIS APPLIANCE WITHOUT READING AND
UNDERSTANDING THESE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS THOROUGHLY. FAIL-
URE TO OPERATE THIS APPLIANCE CORRECTLY MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE TO
THE APPLIANCE OR RESULT IN A FLUE FIRE.
Features and operating methods of the Eureka Jasper are not typical of all
wood heaters. As such it is imperative that you read and understand these
instructions, and operate the heater accordingly. Failure to do so is likely to
result in poor performance of the unit, and may present a safety risk to the
user.
Read these instructions
Building your Fire
Place a relighter in the bottom of the rebox near the centre, then place a large amount of dry kindling in a criss-cross
pattern, such that the pile is at least half the height of the rebox. Kindling pieces should be around 2cm thick, and
around 25cm long. On top of the kindling, place 3-4 larger wood pieces, around 6cm thick and 25cm long. Building your
re in this manner ensures that it will get going quickly and provide you with warmth sooner. Attempting to light a re
with small quantities of kindling will more than likely generate excessive smoke and prolong the start-up process.
Lighting your Fire
Ensure that both air slides on the door are fully open (to the right). Ignite the relighter you have placed underneath the
kindling, and close the door once ignition has begun.
Do not leave the door ajar to get the re going as you would with some other heaters; the upper and lower air inlets will
only draw correctly when the door is fully closed.
After around 20 minutes or once the re is established, close the lower air slide (slide the knob to the left) and adjust
the upper air slide position to suit your desired heat output from the re. DO NOT LEAVE THE LOWER AIR SLIDE OPEN
THROUGHOUT THE BURN CYCLE.
On the initial re up you may detect smoke coming from the paint nish, and from any oils that may be impregnated in
the steel of the rebox. This is normal. It is suggested to well ventilate your home on the initial re up. During the initial
re up, the upper air slide should only be opened to half way and the lower air slide should be fully closed, once the re
has been established. Please refer to our instructions on “Paint Curing & Care” on page 1.
Operating your Eureka Jasper Wood Heater
!
WARNING
Air slide operation
DO NOT LEAVE THE LOWER AIR SLIDE OPEN THROUGHOUT THE BURN
CYCLE. REFERE TO SECTION “LIGHTING YOUR FIRE” (BELOW) FOR CORRECT
OPERATING PROCEDURE.