Dimplex N65 Nectre Wood Stove with 68500 BTU, Storage, EPA User Manual

N65 Wood Stove

Installation & Operation Instruction Manual

THE N65 WOOD STOVE HAS BEEN TESTED FOR EMISSIONS AND

EFFICIENCY AND CERTIFIED TO US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

AGENCY’S PHASE II 2020 CORD WOOD STANDARD. ALSO, N65 HAS

BEEN TESTED AND COMPLIES TO ULC S627 & UL 1482-2011 (R2015)

SAFETY STANDARDS BY AN ACCREDITED LABORATORY.

7216160100R01

Report # 0568WS001E

Report # 0568WS001S

Table of Contents

WARNING: This manual covers installation, operation, maintenance, and service. Read carefully

before attempting to install, operate, or service the wood stove. Improper use or installation could void

your warranty. Failure to follow instructions may result in property damage, bodily injury, or death.

Welcome & Congratulations ...................................................... 2

CAUTIONS & WARNINGS ...................................................... 3

Safety Label ................................................................... 4

Performance .................................................................. 5

Specications .................................................................. 6

Installation .................................................................... 7

Components ............................................................... 7

Assembling the Stove ........................................................ 7

Positioning the Stove ........................................................ 7

Outside Air Requirements ..................................................... 8

Floor Protector (Hearth) ...................................................... 8

Clearances to Combustible Material ............................................ 9

Chimney Connector ........................................................ 10

Chimney Requirements ......................................................11

Chimney Termination & Height ................................................ 12

Operating Instructions .......................................................... 16

Air Controls ............................................................... 16

Door Handle .............................................................. 16

First Time Use ............................................................. 16

Fuel Selection ............................................................. 17

Starting the Fire ........................................................... 18

Maintaining the Fire ........................................................ 18

Controlling the Heat Output .................................................. 18

Refueling ................................................................. 19

Burning Tips .............................................................. 19

Flue / Chimney Fire ......................................................... 20

Troubleshooting Tips ........................................................ 20

Maintenance ................................................................. 21

Inspection & Cleaning ....................................................... 21

Ash Removal .............................................................. 21

Creosote Formation & Need For Removal ....................................... 22

Service ...................................................................... 23

Replacing the Firebricks ..................................................... 23

Replacing the Brick Retainer ................................................. 23

Replacing the Door Glass .................................................... 23

Replacing the Door Seal ..................................................... 24

Adjusting the Door Latch ..................................................... 24

Replacing the Main Ba󰀪e .................................................... 24

Replacing the Top Ba󰀪e ..................................................... 26

Replacement Parts List ......................................................... 27

Warranty .................................................................... 28

Technical Support ............................................................. 28

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Welcome & Congratulations

Wood is an important renewable energy resource. Please do your part to

preserve our wood supply. Plant at least one tree each year. Future generations

will thank you.

NO NEED TO RETURN TO THE STORE

Questions with operation or assembly? Require Parts Information?

Product Under Manufacturer’s Warranty?

For Troubleshooting and Technical Support

Toll-Free 1-800-668-6663

Please have your model number and product serial number ready.

Serial Number _________________________

Please carefully read and save these instructions.

Please record your serial number below for future reference, which can be found on the label

on the back of your wood stove.

Congratulations on the purchase of your Nectre Wood Stove. Please use our convenient online

registration page to record your model and serial numbers for future reference at

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CAUTIONS & WARNINGS

① For use with solid wood fuel

only – preferably dry, seasoned cord wood.

② Hot while in operation. Keep children, clothing

and furniture away. Contact may cause skin

burns.

③ Do not install in a mobile home.

④ Do not burn garbage or ammable chemicals

or uids such as gasoline, gasoline-type

lantern fuel, kerosene, charcoal lighter uid,

naphtha, engine oil, or similar liquids to start or

‘freshen up’ a re in this stove. Some of these

fuels can generate deadly carbon monoxides.

Keep all such liquids well away from the stove

while it is in use.

⑤ Do not connect to any air distribution or duct

system.

⑥ Do not elevate the re by use of a log cradle

or grates. Build re directly on a 1 inch layer

of ash spread evenly over the base of the

rebox.

⑦ Do not store fuel within the specied

installation clearance areas, or within the space

required for refueling and ash removal.

⑧ Always close the door after ignition. Leaving

the door open can cause smoke spillage and

ames to come out of the stove and create

dangerous and possibly life-threatening

situations.

⑨ Ensure there are working carbon monoxide

and smoke detectors in the home.

⑩ Normal operation of the stove will result in

momentary emissions of smoke into the

room when the refueling door is opened and

closed. It is always recommended to install

strategically placed smoke detectors away

from the stove and to have a re extinguisher

in a convenient location. Make sure that they

are not inuenced by small and normal wisps

of smoke that can come out of the stove

at ignition or refueling but close enough to

provide safety.

⑪ Never over-re your stove. If any part of

the stove starts to glow red, over ring is

happening. To correct over ring adjust the air

intake control to a lower setting.

⑫ Never put wood above the rebrick lining of

the rebox.

⑬ This wood heater needs periodic inspection

and repair for proper operation. It is against

federal regulations to operate this wood

heater in a manner inconsistent with operating

instructions in this manual.

⑭ Cracked and broken components, e.g. glass

panels or ceramic tiles, may render the

installation unsafe.

⑮ This wood heater has a manufacturer-set

minimum low burn rate that must not be

altered. It is against federal regulations to alter

this setting or otherwise operate this wood

heater in a manner inconsistent with operating

instructions in this manual.

CAUTION: Please read this entire manual before you install or use your new stove. Improper

use or installation could void your warranty. Failure to follow instructions may result in property

damage, bodily injury, or death.

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SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

CAUTION

DO NOT OPEN

NO USER-SERVICABLE PARTS INSIDE

DO NOT REMOVE THIS LABEL/NE PAS ENLEVER CETTE ÉTIQUETTE

CONTACT YOUR LOCAL BUILDING OR FIRE OFFICIALS ABOUT RESTRICTIONS AND INSTALLATION INSPECTION IN YOUR AREA.

CONTACTEZ LE BUREAU DE LA CONSTRUCTION OU LE BUREAU DES INCENDIES AU SUJET DES RESTRICTIONS ET DES INSPECTIONS D’INSTALLATION DANS VOTRE RÉGION

Listed Stove, Solid Fuel Type / Poêle à combustible solide homologué

FOR USE WITH SOLID WOOD FUEL ONLY / POUR USAGE AVEC BOIS SEULEMENT

Serial No. / No. de série :

Model / Modèle : Nectre N65

Certied for US and Canada

PRÉVENEZ LES INCENDIES

Dégagement aux combustibles :

Le matériau utilisé pour le protecteur de

plancher de ce poêle doit être incombustible.

Il doit s’étendre sous l’appareil de chau󰀨age

et à l’avant, sur les côtés et à l’arrière, comme

indiqué. Voir le manuel d’installation pour

plus de détails sur les matériaux pouvant être

utilisés.

Se référer au tableau pour les dimensions

entre les bords avant, arrière et latéraux du

protecteur de plancher et le poêle.

Installation

Espaces

libres

Cheminée

et tuyau

Dimensions

A B C D E F

US&Canada Résidentielle Standards Note 1 330 419 305 521 267 470

(en mm) Résidentielle Réduits Note 2 254 330 305 508 152 343

Note 1 : Tuyau d’évacuation en acier noir de minimum 24 MSG ou en acier bleui de 25 MSG

6 po de diamètre, à paroi simple, avec cheminée préfabriquée, homologué ULC S629.

Note 2 : Tuyau d’évacuation 6 po de diamètre à paroi double ou tuyau d’évacuation de Type L

homologué entre le poêle et la cheminée.

Note 3 : Le dégagement minimum entre le haut de l’appareil et le plafond est de 42 po (1067 mm).

ATTENTION : CHAUD EN FONCTIONNEMENT. NE

PAS TOUCHER. LE CONTACT PEUT CAUSER DES BRÛLURES À LA PEAU.

GARDER LES ENFANTS, LES VÊTEMENTS, LES MEUBLES ET LES MATÉRIAUX

COMBUSTIBLES ÉLOINGÉS DE L’ESPACE DESIGNÉ DE L’APPAREIL. VOIR

L’ÉTIQUETTE ET LES INSTRUCTIONS. NE PAS SURCHAUFFER. SI LE POÊLE OU

LE TUYAU DE CHEMINÉE ROUGIT, IL SURCHAUFFE. INSPECTER ET NETTOYER

LA CHEMINÉE ET LE TUYAU CONNECTEUR FREQUEMMENT. SOUS CERTAINES

CONDITIONS, IL SE PEUT QUE LA CREOSOTE S’ACCUMULE RAPIDEMENT. NE

PAS SURÉLEVER LE FEU. PRÉPARER LE FEU DIRECTEMENT SUR L’ÂTRE. NE

PAS BRÛLER LORSQUE LA PORTE DU POÊLE EST OUVERTE. REMPLACER LA VITRE DE LA

PORTE D’ALIMENTATION SEULEMENT AVEC UN VERRE DE CÉRAMIQUE.

CET APPAREIL DE CHAUFFAGE REQUIERT DES INSPECTIONS ET RÉPARATIONS

PÉRIODIQUES. CONSULTER LE MANUEL DE L‘UTILISATEUR POUR PLUS D’INFORMATION.

OPÉRER CET APPAREIL DE CHAUFFAGE DE FAÇON INCONSISTENTE PAR RAPPORT AU

MANUEL DE L’UTILISATEUR CONSISTE UNE VIOLATION DE LA LOI FÉDÉRALE (É.U.)

CAUTION:

HOT WHILE IN OPERATION. DO NOT TOUCH.

CONTACT MAY CAUSE SKIN BURNS. KEEP CHILDREN, CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, AND

COMBUSTIBLE MATERIAL A CONSIDERABLE DISTANCE AWAY. SEE NAMEPLATE AND

INSTRUCTIONS. DO NOT OVERFIRE. IF HEATER OR CHIMNEY CONNECTOR GLOWS,

YOU ARE OVERFIRING. INSPECT AND CLEAN CHIMNEY AND CONNECTOR FREQUENTLY.

UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS OF USE, CREOSOTE BUILDUP MAY OCCUR RAPIDLY. DO

NOT USE GRATE OR ELEVATE FIRE. BUILD WOOD FIRE DIRECTLY ON HEARTH. DO NOT

BURN WITH FEED DOOR OPEN

. REPLACE FEED DOOR GLASS ONLY WITH 5 MM

CERAMIC GLASS.

THIS WOOD HEATER NEEDS PERIODIC INSPECTION AND REPAIR FOR PROPER OPERATION.

CONSULT THE OWNER’S MANUAL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. IT IS AGAINST U.S.

FEDERAL REGULATIONS TO OPERATE THIS WOOD HETER IN A MANNER INCONSISTENT

WITH THE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS IN THE OWNER’S MANUAL.

PREVENT HOUSE FIRES

Install and use only in accordance with manufacturer’s Installation Instructions and your local

building codes. Contact your local building or re o󰀩cials about restrictions and installation

inspection in your area.

CAUTION: Refer to local building codes and manufacturer’s instructions for precautions required

for passing a chimney through a combustible wall or ceiling. Do not connect this stove to a

chimney ue serving another appliance. Do not obstruct the space beneath the stove. Clearances

may be reduced by methods specied in NFPA211, listed wall shields, or other means approved

by the local building or re o󰀩cials.

Clearance to combustlbles:

The material for the oor protector of

this stove must be noncombustible. It

must extend beneath the heater and to

the front, sides and back as indicated.

See Installation Manual for details of

materials that can be used.

Refer to table for front, side, and rear

edge dimensions of oor protector from

the stove.

Installation Clearance

Chimney &

Connector

Dimensions

A B C D E F

US&Canada Residential Standard Note 1 13 16.5 12 20.5 10.5 18.5

(in inches) Residential Reduced Note 2 10 13 12 20 6 13.5

Note 1: 6 inch diameter, single wall, minimum 24 MSG black or 25 MSG blued steel connector pipe

with factory-built chimney listed to either UL 103HT or ULCS629.

Note 2: 6 inch diameter listed double wall chimney connector or Type L vent pipe between stove

and chimney.

Note 3: The minimum clearance from the top of the appliance to the ceiling is 42 inches (1067mm).

U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

Certied to comply with 2020 particulate emission standards using cordwood.

AGENCE DE PROTECTION DE L’ENVIRONNEMENT DES É.-U.

Conforme aux normes d’émission de particules de 2020 avec bûches de bois.

Weighted average emission rate/Moyenne pondérée des émissions – 1.98 g/h

Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec.

Date of Manufacture / Date de fabrication

45º

SIDEWALL

MUR DE CÔTÉ

ADJACENT WALL

MUR ADJACENT

BACK WALL

MUR ARRIÈRE

ADJACENT WALL

MUR ADJACENT

Tested &

Listed By

Portland

Oregon USA

Installer et utiliser conformément au manuel d’installation du fabricant et aux codes du bâtiment

locaux. Contacter les autorités de votre localité ayant juridiction concernant les restrictions et

inspections d’installation.

ATTENTION: Voir les codes locaux et le manuel d’installation du manufacturier pour le passage

de la cheminée à travers un mur ou un plafond combustible.

Ne pas raccorder ce poêle à une cheminée déservant un autre appareil. Ne pas obstruer l’espace

sous le poêle. Les dégagements peuvent être réduits à l’aide de méthodes spéciées dans la

norme NFPA211, de protections murales répertoriées ou de tout autre moyen approuvé par les

agents locaux du bâtiment ou de prévention des incendies.

Manufactured by

Glen Dimplex New Zealand

38 Harris Road

East Tamaki, Aukland 2013 New Zealand

2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

FREE STANDING INSTALLATION / INSTALLATION AUTOSTABLE

OMNI Test Laboratories, Inc.

Report No. / No. de rapport 0568WS001S

Report No. / No. de rapport 0568WS001E

Tested to / Testé selon : UL1482-2011 (R2015)

ULC S627-00

7123040100R00

Floor Protector

Protecteur de plancher

US CANADA

G N/A 8″ (203 mm)

H 5″ (127 mm) 8″ (203 mm)

I 16″ (406 mm) 18″ (457 mm)

FOR REAR HORIZONTAL VENTS

EXTEND PROTECTION UNDER AND

2″ EITHER SIDE OF VENT.

POUR LES ÉVENTS À L’HORIZONTAL

VERS L’ARRIÈRE, LA PROTECTION

DOIT S’ÉTENDRE EN-DESSOUS ET À

2 PO DE CHAQUE CÔTÉ DE L’ÉVENT.

Safety Label

EPA Compliance

This manual describes the installation and operation of the Nectre N65 wood heater. This heater

meets the 2020 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s cordwood emission limits for wood heaters

sold after May 15, 2020. Under specic test conditions this heater has been shown to deliver heat at

rates ranging from 14,108 to 68,531 BTU/hr.

Model N65

Fuel Type Dry Cordwood

Combustion Technology Non-Catalytic

Recommended heating area ¹ Up to 200 m² (2,152 sq. ft.)

Maximum burn time ¹ 8-10 hours

Overall heat output rate ²

(min to max)

14,108 - 68,531 BTU

4.13 kW - 20.08 kW

Average overall e󰀩ciency (HHV) ³

(dry cordwood)

69.6%

Average overall e󰀩ciency (LHV) ⁴

(dry cordwood)

74.5%

Weighted Average overall e󰀩ciency ²

(dry cordwood)

67.3%

Average particulate emission rate ³ 1.98 g/hr

Average CO 1.258 g/min

¹ Recommended heating area and maximum burn time may vary depending on the home’s location,

stove location, oor plan, degree of insulation, chimney draft, climate, and wood fuel type, quality,

and moisture level.

² This stove is o󰀩cially tested and certied by an independent agency for US EPA’s cordwood test

method as measured per CSA B415.1-10 stack loss method

³ Higher Heating Value of the fuel

⁴ Lower Heating Value of the fuel

Performance

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Maximum log length 320 mm (12

Firebox volume 0.047 m³ (1.67 ft³)

Weight 190 kg (419 lbs)

Flue outlet diameter 152 mm (6")

Recommended connector pipe diameter 152 mm (6")

Type of Chimney

ULC S629, UL103

HT(21000F)

Alcove installation Not approved

Mobile home installation Not approved

Ba󰀪e material Steel

Door Glass

Material Ceramic

Size

431 mm x 325 mm x 5 mm

(16

" x 12 ⁷/8" x

Pedestal Glass

Material Black Tempered Glass

Size

430 mm x 485 mm x 6 mm

(16

" x 19 ³/

" x

Door Rope

Material

Braided Ceramic Rope,

Round

Diameter 13 mm (

Length 1502 mm (59 ³/8")

Specications

Technical Illustrations

Overall Dimensions:

22 ⁷/8"

581 mm

40 ⁷/8"

1037 mm

22 ³/4"

576 mm

19 ¹/4"

485 mm

20"

508 mm

11 ³/8"

290 mm

6 ³/4"

171 mm

Figure 1

Installation

SAFETY NOTICE:

If this stove is not properly installed, a house re may result. For your safety, follow the installation

instructions. Never use make-shift compromises during the installation of this stove. Contact local

building or re o󰀩cials about permits, restrictions, and installation requirements in your area.

The information given on the certication label a󰀩xed to the stove always overrides the information

published, in any other media (owner’s manual, catalogs, yers, magazines and websites.)

Any modication of the appliance that has not been approved in writing by the testing authority

violates ANSI NFPA 211 (USA) and CSA B365 (Canada).

Components

After unpacking your N65 stove, ensure that the parts listed below are included inside the stove

• 2 Refractory Bricks:

- 270 mm x 175 mm x 25 mm

(10 ⁵/8" x 6 ⁷/8" x 1")

• Vermiculite Bricks:

- 2 x 263 mm x 165 mm x 25 mm

(10 ¹/2" x 6 ¹/2" x 1")

- 4 x 270 mm x 130 mm x 25 mm

(10 ⁵/8" x 5 ¹/8" x 1")

• 2 Firebrick Retainers (LH & RH)

• Ash Pan

• Door Handle Extension

• 4mm & 5 mm Hex Keys

Assembling the Stove

POSITIONING THE TOP PLATE

Remove the 8 mm (

") thick top plate from the box and place on top of the stove locating the hole

in the plate over the ue collar. Adjust the position of the top plate so that there is an even space

between the top plate and the ue collar.

POSITIONING THE ASH PAN

The ash pan slides into the gap created by the 48 mm (1 ⁷/8") spacers between the rebox body and

the base cabinet. The ash pan should slide all the way back, enough so that the door can then be

closed.

DOOR HANDLE EXTENSION

The stainless steel handle of the door will become hot during operation of the stove. The door handle

extension is packed along with the stove, which can be inserted at the bottom of the door handle to

open and close the door during operation. The door handle can be stored in the extension holder

bracket located in the top right corner of the stand.

Positioning the Stove

First review the necessary clearances specied before considering where to position the stove.

Check your local building codes or consult with your local re department for more information.

The stove must be placed so that no combustibles are within or can swing within 36" (914 mm) of the

front of the stove (doors, drapes, etc)

See the Clearance to Combustible Material section for minimum clearances to combustibles, i.e.

drywall and furniture.

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Check the practicability of installing the ue system in relation to any obstructing roof beams before

positioning the stove.

Depending on the type of ue used, the clearances to combustible surfaces varies.

WARNING: Do not install this stove in a bedroom.

Outside Air Requirements

The stove requires su󰀩cient fresh air supply to operate. The performance of the stove may be

a󰀨ected if there is insu󰀩cient fresh air for combustion. Modern energy-e󰀩cient homes are more

airtight compared to older homes. Airtightness makes a house more susceptible to negative pressure

when combusted air is exhausted through the chimney. Large extraction fans can cause extreme

negative pressure which can lead to air starvation, which negatively impacts the performance of the

stove.

To prevent air starvation, slightly open a nearby window to allow fresh air to enter the room. In

extremely cold regions, opening a window may not be feasible, or icing may block the required

ventilation. Installation of an outside air duct with a rodent screen and rain hood will be required to

overcome the issue of air starvation. Check with local building o󰀩cials for specic requirements that

apply in certain localities.

Floor Protector (Hearth)

Unless the stove will be standing on a heat resistant oor such as concrete slab with slate or tiles, it

is necessary to provide a oor protector (hearth). The oor protector must be made of a continuous,

noncombustible material such as steel, ceramic tiled oor, cement board, brick, or any other

approved or listed material for oor protection. Materials corresponding to ASTM E136 and UL 763

are considered to be combustible materials, with the exception of gypsum.

Figure 2 shows the minimum size of the oor protector. Refer to the table below for minimum distance

between the edge of the oor protector and the curved front of the edge of the stove and from the

side curved edges and edge of the rear panel. For installations with horizontal rear connector, the

oor protection must extend under and 2" on either side of the connector.

Floor Protector

US Canada

G N/A 8" (203 mm)

H 5" (127 mm) 8" (203 mm)

I 16" (406 mm) 18" (457 mm)

45º

SIDEWALL

MUR DE CÔTÉ

ADJACENT WALL

MUR ADJACENT

BACK WALL

MUR ARRIÈRE

ADJACENT WALL

MUR ADJACENT

* FOR REAR HORIZONTAL VENTS

EXTEND PROTECTION UNDER AND

2" EITHER SIDE OF VENT

Figure 2

45º

Minimum Clearance

Single Wall

Connector

Double Wall

Connector

A Back wall to stove rear 13" (330 mm) 10" (254 mm)

B Back Wall to connector pipe 16.5" (419 mm) 13" (330 mm)

C Side wall to stove side 12" (305 mm) 12" (305 mm)

D Side Wall to connector pipe 20.5" (521 mm) 20" (508 mm)

E Corner wall to stove corner 10.5" (267 mm) 6" (153 mm)

F Corner wall to connector pipe 18.5" (470 mm) 13.5" (343 mm)

Clearances to Combustible Material

The minimum clearances shown in the table below have been determined by tests according to

procedures set out in the safety standard ULC-S627-00 for Canada & UL-1482-2011 (R015) for USA.

Back Wall Exit Conguration

Hor.

Ver.

Minimum Clearance

Single Wall

Connector

Double Wall

Connector

A Back wall to stove rear 17" (432 mm) 10" (254 mm)

B Back Wall to connector pipe 20.5" (521 mm) 13" (330 mm)

C Side wall to stove side 12" (305 mm) 12" (305 mm)

D Side Wall to connector pipe 20.5" (521 mm) 20" (508 mm)

G Ceiling to horizontal connector pipe 18" (457 mm) 16" (407 mm)

H Ceiling to oor 82" (2083 mm) 82" (2083 mm)

Installation

Figure 3

Figure 4

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Chimney Connector

• A chimney connector is required from the ue collar of the stove to a factory-built or masonry

chimney.

• The chimney connector must be clean and in good condition, and be suitable for solid fuel,.

• For use with the N65 stove, the chimney connector MUST be 6″ (150 mm) in diameter, with a

minimum thickness of 24-gauge black steel or 26-gauge blued steel.

• Aluminium and galvanized steel pipe are not acceptable for use with the N65 stove. These

materials cannot withstand the extreme temperatures of a wood stove and emit toxic fumes when

red.

• No part of the chimney connector may pass through an attic or roof space, closet or other

concealed space, or through a oor ceiling.

WARNING: Do not use the connector pipe as a chimney.

• Each chimney connector or stove pipe section must be installed to the stove ue collar and

to each other with the male (crimped) end toward the stove. Refer to Figure 5. Attach each of

the sections to one another with three equidistant metal screws. This prevents any amount of

condensed or liquid creosote from running down the outside of the pipe or the stovetop. All joints,

including the ue collar connection, must be secured with three sheet metal screws to ensure that

the sections do not separate.

• For optimal performance, the chimney connector should be as short and direct as possible, with

no more than two 90° elbows. The maximum horizontal run is 36" (915 mm) and a recommended

total length of stovepipe should not exceed 10'. Always slope horizontal runs upward ¼

" per foot

toward the chimney.

• All sections of the chimney connectors must be accessible for cleaning. Where passage through a

wall or partition of combustible construction is necessary, the installation must conform to

NFPA 211 or CAN/CSA-B365.

Flow Direction

Flue Gases

Install crimped

end towards

stove

1/4" slope per foot

Male Part Downwards

3 screws

Figure 5

Installation

Chimney Requirements

WARNING: Do not connect this stove to a chimney ue serving another appliance.

WARNING: Do not connect to any air distribution duct or system unless specically approved for

such installations.

• In Canada: The N65 stove must be connected to a factory-built chimney conforming to

CAN/ULC-S629, standard for 6500C Factory-Built Chimneys.

• UL 103 HT Chimney must be used from the rst ceiling or oor or wall penetration to the

chimney cap.

• Use 6" (152 mm) diameter type UL 103 HT chimney from a single manufacturer only. Do not mix

components from di󰀨erent brands. You must purchase and install the ceiling support package

or wall pass-through and “T” section package, restops (where needed), insulation shield, roof

ashing, chimney cap, etc., from the same manufacturer.

• Follow the chimney manufacturer’s installation instructions, clearances, and requirements.

• The chimney must attain the required height above the roof or other obstructions for safety and

proper draft operation. See Chimney Termination and Height section for details on Chimney

Termination requirements.

• Elbows a󰀨ect the draft adversely, hence not more than 180º of elbow (two 90º elbows, or two 45º

& one 90º elbows) may be used for the entire system (connector and chimney). Additional elbows

may be used if there is enough draft.

• An e󰀨ective vapor barrier at the location where the chimney or component penetrates to the

exterior of the structure must be maintained as per the installer’s complying method.

Ⓐ

Minimum system height 15′ (4.5 m)

Maximum system height 33′ (10 m)

Ⓑ

Refer manufacturer’s requirements for roof

penetration & termination

Ⓒ

Chimney sections

Ⓓ

Refer manufacturer’s requirements for ceiling

penetration

Ⓔ

Refer manufacturer’s requirements for

minimum air space to combustible (typically

2″ / 51 mm)

Ⓕ

Refer to the Chimney Connector section on

page 11.

Figure 6

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Chimney Termination & Height

• A chimney termination must have an approved cap (to prevent water from entering.)

• A masonry chimney or a listed factory-built chimney termination must be the required height

above the roof and any other nearby obstructions. The chimney must be at least 3′ (914 mm)

higher than the highest point where it passes through the roof and at least 2′ (600 mm) higher

than the highest part of the roof or structure that is within 10′ (3 m) of the chimney, measured

horizontally.

• Termination must not be located where it will become plugged by snow or other potential

obstructions.

• Refer to Figure 7 for more details on requirements.

Chimney must

extend 3' (0.92m)

above the roof

Chimney must

extend 3' (0.92m)

above the roof

2' (0.61m)

Minimum

Less than 10' (3.1m)

More than 10' (3.1m)

10' (3.1m)

2' (0.61m)

Minimum

Height above any

roof surface within

10' (3.1m) horizontally

More than 10' (3.1m)

Less than 10' (3.1m)

2' (0.61m)

Minimum

Chimney must

extend 3' (0.92m)

above the roof

No height above

parapet shall be

required when

distance from walls

or parapet is more

than 10' (3.1m)

Slanted Roofs

Flat Roofs

Figure 7

Installation

Figure 8

Standard Ceiling with a Factory-Built Chimney

Figure 9

Cathedral Ceiling with a Factory-Built Chimney

Refer to Chimney Termination

& Height section for details

on chimney cap.

Refer to Chimney Termination

& Height section for details

on chimney cap.

Chimney sections

Chimney insulation

Refer to chimney manufacturer's

instructions and clearance

requirements for oor penetrations.

A ceiling support is required. An

attic insulation shield is required

where insulation is present.

Refer to chimney manufacturer's

instructions for minimum air space

to combustibles.

Chimney connector sections

Refer to Floor Protector section

for the required dimensions of the

oor protector.

Refer to Floor Protector section

for the required dimensions of the

oor protector.

Refer to chimney manufacturer's

instructions and clearance

requirements for roof penetrations.

A storm collar and ashing or

radiation shield may be required in

some cases.

Refer to chimney manufacturer's

instructions for minimum air

space to combustibles

Refer to Clearances to

Combustible Materials section

for these stove clearances.

Refer to Clearances to

Combustible Materials section

for these stove clearances.

Termination Height

Minimum 15' (4.57 m)

Maximum 33' (10 m)

Termination Height

Minimum 15' (4.57 m)

Maximum 33' (10 m)

Refer to chimney manufacturer's

instructions and clearance

requirements for roof penetrations.

A storm collar, ashing, and

cathedral-style chimney support

required. A radiation shield may also

be required in some cases.

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Installation

Exterior Factory-Built Chimney

A vertical rise of 74" of chimney connector is required, measured from the oor, before entering a

Class ‘A’ wall penetration. If the chimney is to pass through the lower wall, a NFPA 211 wall

pass-through may be used, provided it meets the local building codes and is approved by the local

building authority.

WALL PENETRATION UNDER 74"

In cases where the chimney connector must be passed through a combustible wall or partition under

74", the following NFPA 211 method may be used if local building code permits. Check with local

authorities before installation to ensure all necessary requirements have been met. See Figure 10

for details on a wall pass-through based on the NFPA 211 standards. After pass-through, a Class A

chimney may be used in accordance with the chimney installation instructions.

WALL PENETRATION 74" OR GREATER

A vertical rise of 74" of chimney connector is required, measured from the oor to the centerline of the

ue when it makes a 90º turn, before entering a Class ‘A’ wall penetration.

Brick

Fire Clay Thimble

Combustible Materials

Refer NFPA 211 for

full details on

Wall Pass-Through

Minimum

12" (305mm)

Refer to the Chimney

manufacturer's instructions

and clearances for wall

penetrations. A wall radiation

shield (thimble) is required

UL 103 HT

Chimney System

Refer Clearances to

Combustible Materials

section for all Stove

Clearances

Chimney

Connector

Sections

Minimum 74” (1.88 m)

Figure 10

Figure 11

Interior Or Exterior Masonry Chimney

CAUTION: Not permitted in Canada unless full reline is used

For this type of installation use, a UBC approved masonry connector or other method approved by

the NFPA 211 Standard. Refer to the Chimney Connector section of this manual for requirements.

A full reline (positive connection) is highly recommended when venting through a masonry chimney.

It is recommended that a minimum 3' chimney be added to the minimum system height for every 1’ of

horizontal run.

NOTE: The chimney must have a clay tile

liner. If it does not, the installation must

use a positive connection (full reline). The

entire replace and chimney must be clean,

undamaged, and meet all local building

codes (UBC, etc.) Damage must be repaired

prior to installation. The chimney must be 15'

(4.57 m) to 33' (10 m) tall.

Refer to the Stove

Placement Requirements

section for minimum

clearances required.

Chimney

Connector

Sections

Refer to the Floor

Protector section for the

required dimensions of

the oor protector

Clay liner

This type of

installation requires

a UBC approved

masonary connector

or a factory-built

(U.L. Listed) wall

thimble.

Ensure the

clean-out seals

in place

Installation

Figure 12

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Air Controls

The Nectre N65 has a single top air control for controlling the re.

This control allows air to enter the rebox from above the door where it is then drawn down into the

base of the re while keeping the glass clean.

Open the top air control before opening the door to eliminate the chance of back draft and/or smoke

entering the room.

Door Handle

WARNING: Door handle may get hot if appliance has been left in high burn setting for an

extended period of time.

The N65 is supplied with a stainless steel handle extension which can be inserted into the end of the

door handle. This extension allows the door to be opened and closed without the risk of burn to the

user's hand. This handle can also be used for operating the air control handle, as shown in Figure 13.

The door handle extension should be stored in the compartment at the right hand top corner of the

wood fuel storage compartment.

Top air

control

handle

First Time Use

During the rst few burns that the appliance is used, it may give o󰀨 odorous non-toxic fumes. This is

due to the paint curing.

Do not touch the paint while it is curing because it can leave a permanent mark on the appliance.

Once the paint has cured it will not re-occur.

Keep the room well ventilated until these fumes have cleared.

Operating Instructions

Figure 13

Figure 14

Operating Instructions

Fuel Selection

Firewood with a moisture content of less than 25% (dry basis) must be used. For best results, wood

should not exceed 270-300 mm (10 ⁵/8" - 11 ⁷/8") in length and 150 mm (5 ⁷/8") diameter. The use of

oversized wood will result in the stove not operating at its optimum e󰀩ciency.

It is better to burn several smaller pieces of wood than one large single piece.

Newly cut wood should be allowed to dry/season for 12 months before use. Wood should be stored in

an environment protected from the weather to minimize any potential moisture content.

The use of poor-quality timber:

• Causes low combustion e󰀩ciency

• Produces poor emissions and excess smoke.

• Results in additional build-up of creosote (soot) in the ue which will then require regular cleaning

and could eventually result in a ue re if not properly maintained.

CAUTION: Do not burn:

• Unseasoned, painted, or treated wood.

• Garbage

• Lawn clippings or yard waste

• Materials containing rubber, including tires

• Materials containing plastics and solvents

• Materials containing asbestos

• Construction or demolitions debris

• Railroad ties or pressure-treated wood

• Manure or animal remains

• Salt water driftwood or other previously salt water saturated materials

• Paper products, colored paper, cardboard, Plywood or particle board

The prohibition against burning these materials does not prohibit the use of re starters made from

paper, cardboard, saw dust, wad, and similar substances for the purpose of starting a re in an

a󰀨ected wood stove.

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Operating Instructions

Figure 15

Starting the Fire

We recommend using a top-down re starting method,

as this improves combustion, creating a cleaner burning

re.

1. Place 2-4 large logs (maximum 11 ⁷/8" x 5 ⁷/8") at the

bottom of the rebox next to each other. For optimal

burn conditions, place the logs in a front to back

orientation (right angles to the door opening).

2. Place medium-sized logs on top, perpendicular to the

ones at the bottom, creating a criss-cross formation.

3. Place a few layers of smaller pieces of kindling on top

in a criss-cross formation

4. Place relighters and/or paper between the pieces of kindling.

5. Open the air control by pulling it all the way out.

6. Light the paper or relighters.

7. Once the re is established, adjust the air control to the desired position for the required

heat output.

Maintaining the Fire

• After establishing the re and loading it with larger pieces of wood, leave it running with the air

control fully open. This setting is not the most energy e󰀩cient as some heat is lost up the ue

instead of being transferred into the room. It is recommended to close the air control partially to

achieve better e󰀩ciency and longer burn time. See 'Controlling the Heat Output' for more details.

• Running the appliance with the door open will not produce maximum heating in the room as it will

draw a lot of already warmed air out of the room.

NOTE: Do not overload rebox with fuel.

Controlling the Heat Output

• The heat output of the stove can be reduced by closing the air control (slide handle to the right.)

This will restrict the oxygen supplied to the re, thereby slowing down the rate at which the wood

burns.

• This setting provides the best energy e󰀩ciency as the wood burns for longer. However, if not

operated correctly may result in higher particulate emissions.

• Prior to closing the air control, ensure that the re is burning briskly. This may require leaving the

air control fully open for 10-15 minutes before shutting down.

• For the optimum balance between clean burning and e󰀩ciency, open the air control 3-5 mm

(1/8-1/4").

• The air control can be adjusted to any position to provide heat output versus burn time.

Operating Instructions

Refueling

It is recommended to burn wood in cycles. Once the rewood is fully combusted, an additional load of

wood can be placed on the hot coals to be reignited.

1. Open air control before opening door.

2. Rake / break up any existing coals.

3. Load the wood with the length orientated front to back.

4. Best results will be achieved by loading several smaller pieces of wood rather than one large

piece.

5. Close door with air control fully open, and leave for minimum of 10 minutes to allow the fresh

wood to catch.

6. After 10-15 minutes, the air control can be adjusted to the desired heat output setting.

Burning Tips

FUEL QUALITY

1. Use wood with a moisture content of less than 25% (dry basis). Logs should not feel moist or

damp, or have moss and fungal growths.

2. Symptoms related to wet wood:

• Di󰀩culty starting and keeping a re burning well

• Smoke and small ames

• Dirty glass and/or re bricks

• Rapid creosote build-up in the ue/chimney

• Low heat output

• Short burn times, and blue/grey smoke from the ue/chimney outlet

3. Run the appliance at high heat output for a short period each day to avoid large build-up of tars

and creosote within the appliance and ue.

FLUE DRAFT

The ue has two main functions:

1. To remove smoke, gases and fumes from the appliance.

2. To provide a su󰀩cient amount of draft (suction) in the appliance to ensure the re keeps burning.

Draft is caused by the rising hot air in the ue when the re has been lit.

The position, height and size of the ue can a󰀨ect the performance of the ue draft. Refer to

installation guide for details on ue installation.

Factors a󰀨ecting the ue draft include:

• Insu󰀩cient ue height

• Trees or other buildings nearby causing turbulence

• High and gusty winds

• Outside temperature and weather conditions

• Blocked ue

For advice on the correction of persistent ue problems consult your dealer/installer or local building

code inspector for more information.

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Flue / Chimney Fire

If a ue/chimney re occurs:

• Shut air slide control fully to smother the re.

• Contact your local, municipal or state/provincial re authority for information on how to handle a

chimney re. Have a clearly understood plan to handle a chimney re.

• Do not use the appliance after a ue re until an accredited installer or re o󰀩cial assesses the

cause and any resultant damage.

Troubleshooting Tips

1. Glass in door blackening — this can have several possible causes:

• Burning unseasoned wood — if the wood is too wet, it will cause the glass to blacken.

• Appliance operated at low temperature — after an overnight burn where the air slide control has

been fully closed, the glass may have blackened. When the re is re-stoked and burning on the

high heat setting, the blackened glass should self-clean.

• Problems with the ue — insu󰀩cient ue draft can cause the glass to blacken. If the ue is

too short, not properly insulated, or in a position that results in a downdraft, then there will be

insu󰀩cient ue draft. Contact the installer should this happen.

2. Trouble starting the re — if all ash has been removed from the rebox, then it can upset the

supply of air to the base of the re. Retain some ash when cleaning out the rebox to help restart

the re.

3. Smoke enters room while re-loading - Always open the door in stages

- Switch the air control to the fully open position and wait at least 30 seconds before continuing.

- Unlatch the door using the door handle extension or gloves, and keep it slightly ajar for

15-20 seconds.

- Open the door fully.

4. Stove does not burn hot enough

- Wet or poor quality rewood is the main cause of poor performance of the stove. Refer to Fuel

Selection section for information on the appropriate fuel to burn.

- Insu󰀩cient draft - Chimney height and outside conditions can a󰀨ect the ue draft. Adding extra

length of chimney or a draft-inducing cap can help solve the issue. Consult your dealer or installer

for advice.

5. Glass cracking — Do not over tighten the screws on the stainless steel strips that hold the door

glass in place. Otherwise, expansion of the door may cause the glass to crack.

WARNING: Never operate a stove with cracked glass. The glass must be replaced before using

the appliance again.

Operating Instructions

Inspection & Cleaning

1. It is important to establish a routine for the fuel, wood stove and ring technique. Check daily for

creosote buildup. Be aware that the hotter the re the less creosote is deposited, and weekly

cleaning may be necessary for mild weather even though monthly cleaning may be enough in the

coldest months.

2. Ensure that the door seals are in good condition. If they are worn, replace the door seals.

3. Inspect and clean the glass regularly in order to detect any cracks. If a crack is present, allow the

re to go out and the stove to cool before repairing.

4. A su󰀩ciently hot re will burn away any deposits left from a long slow burn. The glass can be

cleaned with dampeneded newspaper with ash or a non-caustic oven cleaner. It is not advisable

to use a cleaner that contains caustic or abrasive ingredients. Do not clean with alcohol based

cleaners. The glass should be washed only when the stove is cold to facilitate good operational

practices.

5. Do not abuse the glass door by striking or slamming shut. Do not use the stove if the glass is

broken. If the glass breaks, replace only with the same 5 mm (0.2") ceramic glass supplied from

your dealer. Never substitute other materials for the glass.

6. The outside panels of the appliance can be cleaned with a dry cloth or soft rag. Do not dampen.

Household detergents and abrasive cleaners may damage the paint on the panels or emit bad

odors while running the re.

7. Over the years, the black paint will fade and can be touched up with high heat resistant metallic

black paint. Stove Bright Metallic Black 6309 VHT paint is recommended.

8. Depending on quality of maintenance, there may be signs of rust (corrosion) on the body of the

unit. To correct this, sand the a󰀨ected area and paint using high heat resistant metallic black paint.

Ash Removal

Depending on the type of wood burnt and frequency, the ashes will need removing every

2 to 6 weeks.

Excess ashes should be removed when necessary. Make sure the stove is completely cold before

you remove the ashes. Remove the log retainer grill in order to remove the ash with ease.

Scoop out the ashes and place them in a non-combustible or a metal container with a tight-tting lid.

The closed container of ashes should be placed on a noncombustible oor or on the ground, well

away from all combustible material, pending nal disposal. If the ashes are disposed of by burial in

soil or otherwise locally dispersed, they should be retained in the closed container until all embers

have thoroughly cooled.

Maintenance

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Creosote – Formation & Need for Removal

1. When wood is burned slowly, it produces tar and other organic vapors, which combine with

expelled moisture to form creosote. The creosote vapors condense in the relatively cool chimney

ue of a slow-burning re. As a result, creosote residue accumulates on the ue lining. When

ignited this makes an extremely hot re.

2. To prevent creosote buildup:

• Always burn dry wood. This allows clean burns and higher chimney temperatures, therefore

less creosote deposit.

• Leave the air control fully open for about 10-15 minutes every time you reload the stove to

bring it back to proper operating temperatures. The secondary combustion can only take place

if the rebox is hot enough.

3. The chimney connector and chimney should be inspected at minimum every two months to determine

if creosote buildup has occurred. If creosote has accumulated, it should be removed to reduce the risk

of a chimney re. Have your chimney cleaned at least once a year.

CAUTION: Operating N65 stove continually at a low burn rate (air starvation) or using green

(unseasoned) wood will increase the formation of creosote.

WARNING: If you are not certain of creosote inspection, contact your dealer or local chimney

sweep for a full inspection. Excess creosote buildup may cause a chimney re that may result in

property damage, injury, or death,

Maintenance

Replacing the Firebricks

Over time the rebricks may become cracked and crumble away. If this happens they should be

replaced soon after.

To replace the rebricks:

1. Remove all ash.

2. Raise the brick retainer so that the bricks can be removed.

3. Replace with new bricks, refractory bricks in the

rear, and vermiculite bricks in the sides and base. Ret

brick retainer.

Replacing the Brick Retainer

Over time the original brick retainer may burn out, in which

case it can be replaced with a new one.

To replace the brick retainer:

1. Raise the old brick retainer and remove the rebricks.

Remove the old retainer.

2. Ret the rebricks and then t the retainer over the top

locking them into position.

Replacing the Door Glass

This task may be easier with the door removed from the

appliance and laid horizontally on a work-bench. When

replacing the glass, the glass gasket should also be replaced to make sure it is properly sealed.

To remove the door:

1. With the Allen key supplied, remove the top air control handle from the air slide.

2. Open the door 90°.

3. With one hand on top of the door and the other supporting it underneath, raise it on the hinge pin

until the top door hinge clears the top of the hinge pin.

4. Lower the door until the lower door hinge clears the bottom of the pin.

To replace the door glass:

1. The door glass is held in position by the rectangular glass retainer xed by four M6 screws, two at

the top and two at the bottom.

2. Using the 4 mm Allen key supplied with the stove, remove the four screws and the glass retainer.

3. Remove the glass and the old door seal rope.

4. The new glass will have been supplied with a length of grey door seal with adhesive strip on one

side. Remove the wax paper backing from the adhesive and stick the door seal along the 5 mm

thick edge of the glass. With the forenger and thumb fold the door seal over each side of the

glass. Do this around the external edge of the glass plate.

5. Ret the new glass with door seal into position in the door. Place the glass retainer over the top

and fasten with the four M6 screws.

NOTE: Take extra care not to over-tighten the screws, otherwise the glass will crack when the

stove gets hot and the door expands.

Always use a qualied technician or service agency to repair this unit.

Vermiculite Brick

LH Brick

Retainer

Refractory Brick

RH Brick

Retainer

Service

Figure 16

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Replacing the Door Seal

This task may be easier with the door removed from the stove and laid horizontally on a workbench

(refer to page 16 on how to remove the door).

1. Remove any old seal from the door.

2. Clean out the groove in the door in which the seal was bedded using a at-end screw driver

or equivalent.

3. Run a thin line of clear roof and gutter silicone along the groove.

4. Starting with the end that has the silver tape around it, press the new door seal rope into the

groove on the door.

5. Towards the end, there will be a small amount of excess rope. Trim this to the correct length,

remove the backing from the adhesive silver tape supplied with the rope, and wrap the tape

around the end that has been trimmed. Fit the end of the rope into the groove.

6. Ret the door if it has been removed and close.

Adjusting the Door Latch

If the door does not close rmly, the door latch will need to be adjusted.

1. Using the 4 mm Allen key supplied with the stove, slightly loosen the two screws fastening the

latch to the side of the rebox body.

2. Gently tap the latch down only a millimeter to start with.

3. Retighten the screws and test for any improvement.

4. If no improvement, repeat process until door can be closed rmly.

Replacing the Main Ba󰀪e

NOTE: The main ba󰀪e assembly is heavy. Care should be taken when handling the ba󰀪e both

inside and outside the rebox to avoid injury. This service should be performed by a trained service

technician.

Use the following procedure to remove the existing main ba󰀪e from the rebox :

1. Remove the stove door. Refer to instructions under the Replacing Door Glass procedure.

2. Remove both the left (LH) and right (RH) brick retainers.

3. Remove all four side vermiculite

boards & two rear refractory bricks.

4. On the rear of the stove - Using

small wrench, remove the 4 dome

nuts (Figure 17).

5. Remove the top half shield A and

the rearmost shield B along with

the spacers.

Service

Figure 17

Service

6. Using the 4 mm hex key supplied with the stove, remove the 3 M8x16 Hex screws that hold the

main ba󰀪e and the rebox together. Ensure that the ba󰀪e is supported and pushed back in

place so that it does not slip from the support ledge.

7. Remove the main ba󰀪e. Note that there is a very small clearance between the width of the ba󰀪e

assembly and the rebox. For that reason, avoid twisting the ba󰀪e along its vertical axis and

jamming it while unhooking and taking it out of the rebox. To remove the main ba󰀪e, refer

to Figure 18:

① Lift the ba󰀪e upward and then tilt it so that it comes down from the support ledge.

② Once o󰀨 the ledge, keep rotating

③ Simultaneously drop it down further

④ Take it out of the rebox.

8. Follow above the procedure outlined in step 7 in reverse order to install the replacement ba󰀪e.

NOTE: Ensure that the replacement ba󰀪e has an insulation blanket glued to the top.

Figure 18

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Service

Replacing the Top Ba󰀪e

The top ba󰀪e plate can be accessed only after removing the main ba󰀪e. The top ba󰀪e plate is held

in place by two side “T” support tabs and one long rear support tab (Figure 19). The top ba󰀪e should

always be positioned all the way to the rear of the rebox. While manufacturing, this ba󰀪e is glued

to the rear of the rebox so that it remains in place during transportation or installation of the stove.

Remove the main ba󰀪e assemble before

proceeding.

1. Tap the bottom of the top ba󰀪e until it

comes loose.

2. Remove the top ba󰀪e from the rebox

(Figure 20):

① Slide the ba󰀪e towards the front of the

rebox until it slips from its rear support

tab.

② Once it slips, the ba󰀪e plate will swing

and drop down from its side supports.

NOTE: Compared to the main ba󰀪e, the top

ba󰀪e plate is smaller and more lightweight in

relation to the width of the rebox, so it will come

out more easily.

3. Use the above steps a and b in reverse order to

install the replacement top ba󰀪e. Make sure the

ba󰀪e plate is inserted into side “T” tabs from the

rear rst.

Figure 20

Figure 19

Part Description Part number

Door

Door Glass (with Tape) 770384

Door Rope 770414

Complete Door Assembly with Glass 770302

Door Handle Extension 770399

Door Handle Latch Kit 770430

Firebricks

Base Vermiculite Board (x 2) 770381

Rear Refractory Firebrick (x 2) 770382

Side Vermiculite Board (x 4) 770383

Brick Retainer 770312

Firebox

Upper Ba󰀪e 770317

Main Ba󰀪e with Ceramic Blanket 770313

Log Retainer Grill 781166

Ash Tray 770307

Air Slide Assembly 770369

Stand Glass 770398

Replacement Parts List

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Technical and troubleshooting support, as well as a list of replacement parts can be found on

www.nectreusa.com/resources-downloads

Warranty

Glen Dimplex Americas Ltd. (Glen Dimplex Americas herein) warrants this wood stove to be able

to operate under normal use and service and within 10 years from date of the original purchase on

the terms herein shall repair or replace without cost to the original customer any part thereof which

shall be returned to our factory which our inspection shows would prevent operation (transportation

charges prepaid). This warranty does not apply to rebricks, brick retainer, ba

󰀪e, door seal, glass nor

discoloration of the surface or tarnishing of gold ttings all of which require normal service to maintain

them. The warranty is void if the unit is used to burn materials for which the unit is not certied by the

EPA and void if not operated according to the owner’s manual.

Under the terms of this warranty, Glen Dimplex Americas assumes no responsibility for the labor

costs involved in removing or replacing the stove. Nor shall Glen Dimplex Americas be liable for

any injury, loss, or damage (direct, indirect, or consequential) arising out of the use or inability to

use the product, or its removal and replacement. All other stove warranties, expressed or implied

are excluded to the extent possible at law. Consumers also have rights under relevant State and

Commonwealth Laws.

The Retailer does not have the authority to alter this warranty. For further information please contact

Glen Dimplex Americas.

Defects must be brought to the attention of Glen Dimplex Americas by contacting Technical Support

at www.nectrausa.com/contact or by calling 1-800-668-6663. Please have proof of purchase, model

number, and serial number available when calling. Limited warranty requires a proof of purchase of

the product.

Technical Support

N65 Wood Stove

In keeping with our policy of continuous

product improvement, we reserve the right

to make changes without notice.

Manufactured by:

Glen Dimplex New Zealand

38 Harris Road, East Tamaki

P.O.Box 58473, Botany, Manukau – 2163

Phone: 0800 666 2824

Fax: 0064 9 274 8472

www.glendimplex.co.nz

Poêle à bois N65

Manuel d'installation et d'utilisation

LE POÊLE À BOIS N65 A ÉTÉ SOUMIS À DES ESSAIS D'ÉMISSIONS ET D'EFFICACITÉ

ET HOMOLOGUÉ SELON LA PHASE II DE LA NORME 2020 RELATIVE AU BOIS DE

CORDE DE L’AGENCE AMÉRICAINE DE PROTECTION DE L’ENVIRONNEMENT

(ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY). AUSSI, LE N65 A ÉTÉ TESTÉ SELON

LES NORMES DE SÉCURITÉ ULC S627 et UL 1482-2011 (R2015) PAR UN LABORATOIRE

AGRÉÉ ET EST CONFORME À CELLES-CI.

7216160100R01

Rapport n° 0568WS001E

Rapport n° 0568WS001S

Table des matières

AVERTISSEMENT : Le présent manuel porte sur l'installation, l'utilisation, l'entretien et la

réparation du produit. Lire attentivement le manuel avant de tenter d'installer, d'utiliser ou de

réparer le poêle à bois. Une utilisation ou une installation inadéquate peut annuler la garantie. Le

non-respect de ces instructions peut entraîner des dommages matériels, des blessures ou la mort.

Bienvenue et félicitations ......................................................... 2

AVERTISSEMENTS IMPORTANTS ............................................... 3

Étiquette de sécurité ............................................................ 4

Rendement ................................................................... 5

Spécications .................................................................. 6

Installation .................................................................... 7

Composants ............................................................... 7

Assemblage du poêle ........................................................ 7

Positionnement du poêle ..................................................... 8

Exigences relatives à la prise d'air extérieur ....................................... 8

Protecteur de plancher ....................................................... 9

Dégagements par rapport aux matériaux combustibles ............................ 10

Raccord de cheminée ....................................................... 11

Exigences relatives à la cheminée ............................................. 12

Extrémité et hauteur de la cheminée ........................................... 13

Instructions d'utilisation ......................................................... 16

Commandes d'admission d'air ................................................ 17

Poignée de porte ........................................................... 17

Première utilisation ......................................................... 17

Sélection du combustible .................................................... 18

Allumage du feu ........................................................... 19

Entretien du feu ............................................................ 19

Contrôle de la production de chaleur ........................................... 19

Rechargement du poêle ..................................................... 20

Conseils pour la combustion .................................................. 20

Feu dans le conduit de fumée ou la cheminée .................................... 21

Conseils de dépannage ..................................................... 22

Entretien .................................................................... 23

Inspection et nettoyage ...................................................... 23

Élimination des cendres ..................................................... 23

Créosote – formation et nécessité d'élimination ................................... 24

Réparation ................................................................... 25

Remplacement des briques réfractaires ......................................... 25

Remplacement du support à briques ........................................... 25

Remplacement de la vitre de la porte ........................................... 25

Remplacement du joint d'étanchéité de la porte ................................... 26

Réglage du loquet de porte ................................................... 26

Remplacement du déecteur principal .......................................... 26

Remplacement du déecteur supérieur ......................................... 28

Liste des pièces de rechange .................................................... 29

Garantie ..................................................................... 30

Service d’assistance technique ................................................... 30

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Bienvenue et félicitations

Le bois est une importante ressource énergétique renouvelable. Veuillez faire

votre part pour préserver nos ressources de bois. Plantez au moins un arbre

chaque année. Les générations futures vous en seront reconnaissantes.

IL N'EST PAS NÉCESSAIRE D'ALLER AU MAGASIN

Des questions à propos de l'utilisation ou de l'assemblage du produit? Besoin

d'information sur les pièces?

Besoin d'information à propos d'un produit couvert par la garantie du fabricant?

Communiquez avec nous au :  www.nectreusa.com/contact

Pour le dépannage et le Service d'assistance technique

 Sans frais au 1 800 668-6663

Veillez à avoir en main les numéros de modèle et de série de l’appareil.

Numéro de série _________________________

Veuillez lire ces instructions attentivement et les conserver.

Veuillez inscrire le numéro de série du produit ci-dessous en vue d’une consultation ultérieure; le

numéro de série est a󰀩ché sur l'étiquette se trouvant à l'arrière du poêle à bois.

Félicitations pour l'achat de votre poêle à bois Nectre. Veuillez utiliser notre page d'enregistrement

en ligne pour enregistrer vos numéros de modèle et de série à des ns de référence ultérieure à

l'adresse

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AVERTISSEMENTS IMPORTANTS

① À utiliser avec du bois de chau󰀨age

uniquement – préférablement du bois sec ou

desséché.

② Le produit est chaud pendant le

fonctionnement. Tenir les enfants, les

vêtements et les meubles loin du produit. Le

contact avec le poêle peut brûler la peau.

③ Ne pas installer dans une maison mobile.

④ Ne pas faire brûler de déchets, de produits

chimiques ou de liquides inammables,

comme de l'essence, du carburant à lampe à

l'huile, du kérosène, des produits d'allumage

au charbon de bois, du naphta, de l'huile à

moteur ou des liquides similaires pour allumer

ou « raviver » un feu dans ce poêle. Certains

de ces combustibles peuvent générer des

monoxydes de carbone mortels. Tenir tous

ces liquides loin du poêle lorsqu'il est en cours

d'utilisation.

⑤ Ne pas raccorder à un système de distribution

d'air ou à un réseau de conduits.

⑥ Ne pas surélever le feu à l'aide d'un

porte-bûches ou de grilles. Allumer le feu

directement sur une couche d'un pouce de

cendres, répartie uniformément sur la base de

la boîte à feu.

⑦ Ne pas entreposer de combustible à l'intérieur

des zones de dégagement prévues lors de

l'installation, ou dans l'espace requis pour

le rechargement du poêle et le retrait des

cendres.

⑧ Toujours fermer la porte après l'allumage.

Laisser la porte ouverte peut faire en sorte

que de la fumée et des ammes s'échappent

du poêle, ce qui pourrait créer des situations

dangereuses et potentiellement mortelles.

⑨ S'assurer qu'il y a des détecteurs de

monoxyde de carbone et de fumée en bon

état de fonctionnement dans la maison.

⑩ Le fonctionnement normal du poêle entraînera

des émissions momentanées de fumée dans

la pièce lorsque la porte de rechargement

est ouverte et refermée. Il est toujours

recommandé d'installer des détecteurs de

fumée à des endroits stratégiques à l'écart

du poêle et de conserver un extincteur

dans un endroit pratique. S'assurer que les

détecteurs de fumée ne sont pas sensibles

aux petites traînées de fumée normales qui

peuvent s'échapper du poêle à l'allumage ou

au rechargement, mais qu'ils sont assez près

pour assurer la sécurité.

⑪ Ne jamais surchau󰀨er le poêle. Si une partie

du poêle devient rouge, c'est que celui-ci

surchau󰀨e. Pour corriger la situation, diminuer

l'intensité du réglage d'admission d'air.

⑫ Ne jamais empiler de bois plus haut que le

revêtement en briques réfractaires de la boîte

à feu.

⑬ Ce poêle à bois doit être inspecté et

réparé périodiquement pour assurer son

bon fonctionnement. Il est contraire à la

réglementation fédérale d’utiliser ce poêle

à bois d’une manière non conforme aux

instructions d’utilisation du présent manuel.

⑭ Les composants ssurés ou brisés, comme

des panneaux de verre ou des carreaux

de céramique peuvent rendre l’installation

dangereuse.

⑮ Ce poêle à bois a un taux de combustion

faible minimal, déni par le fabricant, qui

ne doit pas être modié. Il est contraire à la

réglementation fédérale de modier ce réglage

ou d’utiliser ce poêle à bois d’une manière

non conforme aux instructions d’utilisation du

présent manuel.

MISE EN GARDE : Lire le présent manuel en entier avant d'installer ou d'utiliser le nouveau poêle

à bois. Une utilisation ou une installation inadéquate peut annuler la garantie. Le non-respect de

ces instructions peut entraîner des dommages matériels, des blessures ou la mort.

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CONSERVER CES INSTRUCTIONS

MISE EN GARDE

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