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General| Model | I 80 Mini Classic |
|---|---|
| Category | Indoor Fireplace |
| Type | Insert |
| Material | Cast Iron |
| Height | 28.5 inches |
| Heating Capacity | 1, 500 sq. ft. |
| Weight | 375 lbs |
| Firebox Size | 1.7 cu. ft. |
| Flue Outlet | 6 inches |
| Firebox Volume | 1.7 cu. ft. |
| EPA Certified | Yes |
| Finish | Black |
Instructions to prevent fire hazards related to the fireplace, flammable materials, and safe ash disposal.
Importance of adequate air supply for safe operation and preventing smoke gas escape.
Requirements for floor strength, foundations, and wooden floor protection with heat shields.
Guidelines for maintaining safe distances to combustible walls and firewalls with insulation.
Specifies required air vent sizes for Jøtul I 80 Mini and Maxi models for proper ventilation.
Requirements for warm air openings in the hood's top for ceilings made of combustible material.
Guidelines for connecting the fireplace to a chimney, including cross-section and installation requirements.
Instructions for attaching legs, securing the base heat shield, and preparing the fireplace for installation.
Step-by-step guide for assembling the bottom frame of the fireplace.
Instructions on placing the ash lip next to the bottom frame.
How to correctly position the ash moulding or log stopper within the fireplace.
Procedure for connecting the flue pipe to the fireplace, including clamps and screws.
Guidance on trial mounting the insert, flue pipe selection, and connecting it to the chimney.
Explanation of how to operate ignition, top draught, door locks, and optional damper controls.
Recommendations for using quality firewood for optimal performance and to prevent product damage.
Criteria for defining quality firewood, including wood types, drying, and energy content.
Specifies maximum log length and the required amount of firewood for nominal heat output.
Instructions for initial lighting of the fireplace, including ventilation for new product odors.
Guide for regular operation, including lighting, adjusting air vents, and using as an open fireplace.
How to add firewood safely, ensuring embers are present before adding more fuel.
Advice for transitional periods with varying temperatures, managing draught and ash.
Methods for cleaning fireplace glass, including using the air wash system and cleaning agents.
How to safely remove ash from the fireplace, leaving a protective layer.
Procedures for removing soot deposits from internal surfaces and preventing tar layers.
Instructions for cleaning flue pipes, including access points and baffle plate removal.
Recommends checking the stove for cracks, sealed joints, and gasket condition after cleaning.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining painted and enamelled exterior surfaces of the fireplace.
Step-by-step guide for removing and replacing the internal burn plates of the fireplace.
Instructions for removing and reinstalling the air chamber component of the fireplace.
Procedure for removing and replacing the baffle plate inside the fireplace.
Steps for safely removing and reassembling the fireplace doors.
Guide for disassembling and reassembling the front section of the fireplace.
Identifies common causes of poor chimney draught and checks to perform.
Troubleshooting steps for when the fire goes out prematurely, checking fuel and air supply.
Explains factors influencing soot buildup on the glass and how to manage it.
Instructions for assembling and dismantling a damper accessory for the fireplace.
Guide for attaching optional enamelled front panels to the fireplace.
Steps for installing an optional ash compartment accessory for the fireplace.
Information on using a fire screen accessory when the fireplace doors are open.
