SUPREME Ambiance Elegance 36 24SF Bedienungsanleitung

Elegance 36

Owner’s Manual

Model Number: 24SF

This product is proudly manufactured in North America by SUPREME FIREPLACES INC.

3594 Jarry East, Montreal, QC H1Z 2G4

T: 877-593-4722, F: 514-593-4424

www.supremem.com

Revised: June 2022

IMPORTANT: Keep the owner’s manual for future use.

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CONTENTS 
 
1SAFETY ......................................................................................................................................................1 
2GENERAL INFORMATION..........................................................................................................................2 
1 Overall Dimensions.............................................................................................................................2 
1.1 Traditional Dimensions.................................................................................................................2 
1.2 Clean Face Dimensions ...............................................................................................................3 
2 Specifications......................................................................................................................................4 
3 Combustion Air Control .......................................................................................................................5 
4Cold Hand Key....................................................................................................................................5 
5 Chimney Sweeping Cap......................................................................................................................5 
6 Door....................................................................................................................................................5 
7 Certification Label................................................................................................................................6 
8 Removable Ash Lip.............................................................................................................................6 
9 Baffle Secondary Burn Technology .....................................................................................................6 
10 Soapstone Interior...............................................................................................................................6 
11 Optional Blower Kit..............................................................................................................................7 
12 Optional Hot Air Kit..............................................................................................................................7 
13 Optional Fresh Air Kit ..........................................................................................................................7 
3INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS................................................................................................................8 
1Location...............................................................................................................................................8 
2 Chimney Installation............................................................................................................................9 
2.1 General Rules and Guidelines......................................................................................................9 
2.2 Listed UL 103 / ULC S629 Approved Chimney Models (Reference Table).................................10 
2.3 Chimney Installation Instructions................................................................................................10 
2.4 Offset Installation........................................................................................................................11 
2.5 Angled Wall Radiation Shield .....................................................................................................11 
2.6 Connecting to a Masonry Chimney.............................................................................................11 
3 Surround Installation..........................................................................................................................13 
3.1 Traditional Surround...................................................................................................................13 
3.2 Clean Face Surround.................................................................................................................14 
4Gravity Kit Installation........................................................................................................................16 
5 Framing.............................................................................................................................................18 
6 Hearth Extension...............................................................................................................................18 
6.1 Calculating R-Value....................................................................................................................19 

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7 Chase Installation..............................................................................................................................20 
8 Clearances to Combustibles..............................................................................................................21 
9 Blower Kit..........................................................................................................................................22 
4OPTIONS ..................................................................................................................................................24 
1 Hot Air Kit..........................................................................................................................................24 
2 Fresh Air Kit ......................................................................................................................................26 
5OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS..................................................................................................................27 
1 Fuel...................................................................................................................................................27 
2 First Fires..........................................................................................................................................27 
3 Operating the Combustion Air Control...............................................................................................27 
4 Starting a High Efficiency Fire ...........................................................................................................28 
5 Adding a New Load of Wood.............................................................................................................29 
6 Blower Kit Operation..........................................................................................................................29 
6TROUBLESHOOTING...............................................................................................................................30 
1 Backdraft / Smoking ..........................................................................................................................30 
2 Over Firing ........................................................................................................................................30 
7MAINTENANCE.........................................................................................................................................31 
1 Disposal of Ashes..............................................................................................................................31 
2 Chimney Maintenance.......................................................................................................................31 
3 Cleaning of Glass..............................................................................................................................32 
4 Replacing Soapstone Slab ................................................................................................................32 
5 Replacement of Door Gasket ............................................................................................................32 
6 Replacement of Glass.......................................................................................................................33 
7 Door Latch Maintenance ...................................................................................................................34 
8 Paint..................................................................................................................................................34 
8PARTS LIST..............................................................................................................................................35 
9CERTIFICATION LABEL...........................................................................................................................36 
WARRANTY..............................................................................................................................................37 

1 SAFETY

SUPREME FIREPLACES INC. congratulates you on purchasing an Elegance 36 wood burning fireplace. This

manual describes the installation and operation ofthe Elegance 36 non-catalytic wood heater. This heater meets

the 2020 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s crib wood emission limits for wood heaters sold after May 15,

2015. Under specific test conditions this heater has been shown to deliver heat at rates ranging from 10,125 to

25,944 Btu/hr. In addition, this fireplace complies with the ULC-S610 and UL-127 standards.

SAFETY NOTICE: Carefully read this manual before installation and operation of this fireplace. A house

fire may result if not properly installed. To reduce the risk of a fire, follow the installation instructions.

Failure to follow instructions presented in this manual can lead to property damage, bodily injury or even

death. Alterations or modifications made on the unit or the installation is strictly forbidden as it may

predispose the user to hazardous risks. Contact your local building or fire officials for restrictions and

installation inspection requirements in your area and the need to obtain a permit.

WARNING: This unit is hot during operation; keep children, pets, flammable liquids, or combustible

materials at a safe distance. Ensure that all clearances to combustible materials are respected. Contact

with the unit during operation may cause severe harm. Install a safety screen to keep children and pets

away.

CAUTION:

•Do not connect this unit to a chimney flue serving another appliance.

•Do not connect to any air distribution duct or system.

•Never use chemicals to ignite the fire.

•Never burn waste or flammable fluids (such as gasoline, naphtha, or engine oil).

•Only burn dry natural cordwood.

•Never leave the unit unattended with the door open or unlatched.

•Only refuel this unit when the wood is reduced to embers.

•Always keep the door closed during operation.

•Do not operate this unit with a fireplace grate.

•Do not install an unvented gas log set into the firebox.

•Do not install this unit in a mobile home.

•Do not clean or service the unit while it is hot.

•Allow proper air flow by keeping the louvers/openings clear of any obstructions.

•Do not use this unit while the home is under construction or being renovated.

Note: Failure to respect the above cautions may cause damages to the unit, damages to personal property,

bodily harm and will void the warranty. “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.”

This product can expose you to

chemicals including carbon monoxide,

which is known to the State of California

to cause cancer, birth defects or other

reproductive harm. For more information

go to www.P65warnings.ca.gov/

2 GENERAL INFORMATION

2.1 Overall Dimensions

2.1.1 Traditional Dimensions

Figure 2-1: Elegance 36 Traditional Rectangular Dimensions

Figure 2-2: Elegance 36 Traditional Arched Dimensions

2.1.2 Clean Face Dimensions

Figure 2-3: Elegance 36 Clean Face Rectangular Dimensions

Figure 2-4: Elegance 36 Clean Face Arched Dimensions

2.2 Specifications

Appliance Type:

Adjustable Burn Rate Wood Heater –Non-Catalytic

Fuel Type:

Dry Cordwood

Maximum Log Length:

24 in (60.9 cm)

Burn Time1:

6 to 10 hrs

Firebox Volume:

2.4 ft3 (0.069 m3)

Heating Area:

500 to 2,000 ft2(45 to 185 m2)

Average Particulate Emissions Rate2:

1.77 g/hr

Average CO Emissions Rate3:

106.9 g/hr

EPA Protocol:

Method 28R, ASTM2780-10, and ASTM2515-11

Efficiency (Crib Wood):

HHV4: 67.14% | LHV5: 72.56%

Heat Output (Crib Wood):

10,125 to 25,944 BTU/hr (2,967 to 7,603 W)

Optimum Efficiency:

75%

Optimum Heat Output:

75,000 BTU (21.9 kWh)

Efficiency Protocol:

CSA B415.1-10

Depending on combustion air control setting (see Section 5.3 for further details).

Officially tested and certified by an independent.

Note that rate is smaller for low to medium/low burn rates.

Higher Heating Value.

Lower Heating Value.

WARRANTY REGISTRATION

Please register your SUPREME product online at http://www.supremem.com/warranty.php to ensure full

warranty coverage. Proof of purchase is required for all warranty claims.

2.3 Combustion Air Control

The Combustion Air Control is a patented mechanism (Patent No: US

7,325,541 B2) that regulates the air flow into the firebox based on the

temperature of the unit. It is located on the top of the firebox, at the front

center of the unit. The combustion air control of the Elegance 36 has two

components: the Activator and the Burn Rate Selector (see Figure 2-5). The

left combustion control lever is the Activator. When starting a fire or adding

a new load of wood, the Activator must be pushed in to allow a primary

source of air to enter the firebox. The Activator will retract automatically with

heat. The right combustion control lever is the Burn Rate Selector. The Burn

Rate Selector can slide sideways to achieve different burn rates. When the

Burn Rate Selector is positioned to the left, a maximum burn rate is achieved

and when it is positioned to the right, a minimum burn rate is set.

WARNING: Never manipulate the Combustion Air Control with bare

hands as it gets hot when the Elegance 36 is in operation. Use the Cold

Hand Key (see Section 2.4) to adjust the Combustion Air Control.

2.4 Cold Hand Key

The Cold Hand Key is an accessory that comes standard with the Elegance 36

fireplace (Figure 2-6). The Cold Hand Key is a tool used to manipulate the

Combustion Air Control Levers when they are hot.

2.5 Chimney Sweeping Cap

The chimney sweeping cap found at the baffle of the Elegance 36 allows easy

access for chimney sweeping without having to remove any components of the

firebox (Figure 2-7).

WARNING: The chimney sweeping cap should be blocking

the access to the chimney at all times during combustion.

A chimney sweeping cap that is not blocking the baffle hole

during combustion is a safety hazard, will overheat the

fireplace and void the warranty.

2.6 Door

The Elegance 36 wood burning fireplace comes with a

Pyroceramic glasspaneldoor. Pyroceramic is thehighest grade

available for fireplaces and stoves and can withstand

temperatures up to 1300oF. To remove the door, open the door,

lift it and pull it towards the bottom until the rod exits from the

hinge holes.

Figure 2-5: Combustion Air Control’s

Activator and Burn Rate Selector

Figure 2-6: Cold Hand Key

Figure 2-7: Chimney Sweeping Cap

2.7 Certification Label

The certification label contains important information regarding

the installation and operation of the Elegance 36 fireplace. In

addition, the serial number of the unit is permanently embossed

onto the top right corner. See Figure 2-8 for the location of the

certification label.

2.8 Removable Ash Lip

The Ash Lip is a removable accessory that comes standard with

the Elegance 36 fireplace (Figure 2-9). It is installed on the door

holder (under the two small angled tags below the door) and

prevents ashes from falling onto the front of the hearth. The Ash

Lip can be installed with the door open or closed. It is safe to

operate the unit without the Ash Lip.

NOTE: The door of the Elegance 36 must remain closed at all times

during operation.

2.9 Baffle Secondary Burn Technology

An innovative baffle design comprises of carefully engineered perforations

that allow the introduction of secondary air to increase the efficiency and heat

output while offering an uncompromising view of the fire (Figure 2-10).

CAUTION: It is not recommended to remove the baffle. If the baffle needs

to be removed, please contact SUPREME FIREPLACES INC.

beforehand.

2.10 Soapstone Interior

The Elegance 36 is lined with 1.25 inch thick soapstone slabs. Soapstone

offers unparalleled advantages in a fireplace beyond its natural aesthetics: it

radiates 5 times more heat and absorbs 15% more heat when compared to

firebrick.

Figure 2-9: Removable Ash Lip

Figure 2-8: Location of Certification Label with Product

Serial Number

Figure 2-10: Baffle Secondary Burn Technology

2.11 Optional Blower Kit

An AC tangential optional blower (electrical rating: 115V, 60Hz, and 56W) with a variable speed control can be

installed into the Elegance 36 wood burning fireplace to maximize efficiency (kit number BLK130CFM). Refer to

Section 4.1 for installation instructions.

WARNING: Make certain that the fireplace in not in operation and the blower is unplugged (breaker off)

before accessing the electrical wiring of the blower kit.

CAUTION: Only a blower provided by SUPREME FIREPLACES INC. can be installed into the fireplace.

Substituting the blower kit may result in overheating, will void the warranty and can be hazardous.

2.12 Optional Hot Air Kit

The OptionalHot Air Kit (kit number SU250) allows heat to be drawn from the unit by a thermostatically controlled

blower (electrical rating: 115 V and 60 Hz) and dispersed to different areas of the house. This option is

recommended when the fireplace is installed in an area below the maximum heating space. A total of three kits

can be installed onto one unit with a maximum distance of 25 feet each. Note that a 5 inch insulated duct (part

number UCAC5) is required for the installation (item ordered separately). Refer to Section 4.2 for installation

instructions.

WARNING: Make certain that the fireplace in not in operation and that hot air blower is not powered

(breaker off) before accessing the electrical wiring of the hot air kit.

CAUTION: Only a hot air kit provided by SUPREME FIREPLACES INC. can be installed onto the fireplace.

Substituting the hot air kit may result in overheating, will void the warranty and can be hazardous.

2.13 Optional Fresh Air Kit

The Optional Fresh Air Kit (kit number UPEA4) allows for exterior air (outdoors) to be drawn into the fireplace

during operation of the unit. Note that a four inch insulated duct is required for the installation (item ordered

separately). Refer to Section 4.3 for installation instructions. Contact your local building official regarding

mandatory fresh air kit installations within your area.

CAUTION: Only a fresh air kit provided by SUPREME FIREPLACES INC. can be installed onto the

fireplace. Substituting the fresh air kit may result in overheating and will void the warranty.

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