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CONNECTING THE STOVE
least 22 gauge. Install smoke pipe segments with
the crimped end down. Any horizontal pipe should
have the seam up to prevent creosote from drip-
ping out of the seam.
A barometric damper is required for the installation
of your Russo Coal/Wood Combination stove. The
warranty on your stove is voided if a barometric
damper is not used. The barometric damper must
be set when the fire is adequate to heat the chim-
ey. The draft on your barometric damper should
be set between .04 w.c. to .06 w.c. The barometric
s ould be located between the first and second
e gths of pipe coming from your stove.
WARNING: Use of. aluminum type B gas vent for
solid fuels is unsafe and prohibited by the National
Fire Protection Association code.
OTE: No other damper should be used between
the barometric and the flue.
Not more than one elbow should be used in the
stovepipe. Any horizontal pipe should have an up-
ward pitch toward the chimney of at least
%"
for
each foot of horizontal run. There must be at least
an 18" clearance between any horizontal pipe and
combustible ceiling.
2" AIR SPACE
FIREPLACE INSTALLATION WITH
PROPER INSTALLATION
AND CLEARANCE
Your barometric can be set by your Russo dealer
or a furnace service person.
The chimney connection pipe should extend at
least 2" into the chimney, but not sofarthat it blocks
air flow. Where a pipe passes through a wall or
ceiling, this penetration should always be made
with insulated pipe and the proper accessories.
Your stove can be connected to the chimney flue
using high quality, non-corrosive, 6-inch pipe of at
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