Instruction Manual for use and installation
TECHNICAL DATA
The maximum steady outputs given below are levels that you can expect your Godin stove to deliver and conveniently, day in and day out,
without damage to your stove.
Maximum heating Rated heated Distance between floor
Ref output (kw/Btu) volume (m3/cubic feet) and top of rear flue outlet
3730 4/13600 120/4250 680 / 26.8 in 460 / 18.1 in
3731 6.5/22100 220/7700 605 / 23.8 in 830 / 32.7 in
3732 5/17000 150/5300 430 / 17 in 660 / 26 in
3734 7/23900 240/8500 610 / 24 in 830 / 32.7 in
3701 9.5/32400 380/13400 530 / 21 in
3101 11.2/38200 470/16500 530 / 21 in
3733 5/17000 150/5300 565 / 22.2 in 785 / 30.9 in
3754 7/23900 240/8500 520 / 20.5 in
3137 11/37500 450/15800 625 / 24.6 in
Consumptions in
Kg per hour / lbs Low speed Low speed Normal speed Normal speed
per hour at : using wood using coal using wood using coal
3730 0.5/1.1 0.25/0.5 1.5/3.3 0.6/1.3
3731 0.8/1.8 0.3/0.6 2.3/5 0.9/2
3732 0.7/1.5 0.3/0.6 2/4.4 0.8/1.8
3734 0.8/1.8 0.3/0.6 2.5/5.5 0.95/2
3701 0,6/1.3 0,3/0.7 4/8.8 1,3/2.9
3101 1 /2.2 - 4/8.8 -
3733 0.7/1.5 0.25/0.5 2/4.4 0.8/1.8
3754 1.1/2.4 0.4/0.9 3.5/7.7 1 /2.2
3137 0.8 - 3.8/8.4 -
Their autonomy at low combustion rate is of 12 hours (10 hours for 3101).
Manual speed regulation using the front air arrival control for all stoves except 3701 using thermostatic regulation by knob located on the right
side of the stove.
PRE INSTALLATION CHECKS
Before installating the appliance, ensure that it is in perfect condition. Checks should be made to ensure that the doors close correctly, that the
regulating and cleaning devices operate efficiently and that the smoke ducts are not blocked. Checks should also be made to ensure that
external air, essential for the proper functioning of the appliance, can arrive easily and in adequate quantity. An insufficient air supply can create
demands on neighbouring rooms which can dangerously affect the operation of appliances installed in them.
CHIMNEY AND CONNECTION
The chimney is of prime importance and all causes likely to reduce the draught must be eliminated as far as possible.
This room heater must be connected to:
1/ a chimney approved UL 103 Type HT for the U.S.A.; and ULC S629 for Canada
2/ a code-approved masonry chimney with a flue liner
Chimney connector minimum diameter :
Ref 3730 :4 inches Ref 3732 :6 inches Ref 3734 :5 inches
Ref 3731 :5 inches Ref 3733 :4 inches Ref 3701 :6 inches Ref 3101 :6 inches
Nota : Chimney connector size is same in reduced clearance installations as in standard installations.
Before the installation is carried out, ensure that the chimney is in good condition and will provide adequate draught, i.e. 1,5 mm WG (0,06"
WG). The chimney should be independent and well insulated
It must be airtight and its area of cross section must be constant, no less that 2,5 dm² (39 sq. Inches). On the other hand, an excessively large
area of cross section produces too great a volume, which is difficult to heat and is one of the principle causes of poor draught.
The height of the flue should be no less than 6 meters (20 feet) and the top should be 1 meter above the ridge of the roof and terminate without
any form of restriction in the open air.
It is recommended that a well sealed cleaning access be placed approximately 50cm/20in. below the junction of the stove pipe with main flue.
Never use stove pipe of a smaller diameter than that intended for the appliance or restrict it in any way.
The connection between the stove's pipe and the chimney must be perfectly airtight.
NOTE: It is essential to check that the room in which the appliance is installed is sufficiently well ventilated to provide an adequate air supply.
The installation must be in compliance with local jurisdictions having authorities in your area.
DO NOT CONNECT TO ANY AIR DISTRIBUTION DUCT OR SYSTEM
DO NOT CONNECT THIS UNIT TO A CHIMNEY FLUE SERVING ANOTHER APPLIANCE
INSTALLATION OF THE EQUIPMENT
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