Vermont Casting 1945 installation instructions Defiant Woodburning Stove Model

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Defiant Woodburning Stove

Defiant Woodburning Stove Model 1945 (continued)

 

Item Description

Part Number

9.

Refractory Assy (Body only)

1602512

10.

Catalytic Combustor (Boxed)

30001152

11.

Refractory Access Panel

1602511

12.

Thermostat Friction Spring

1201846

13.

Left Griddle Quadrant

1301807

14.

Right Griddle Quadrant

1301832

15.

Griddle

1301641

16.

Griddle Handle

1600657

17.

Griddle Handle Spacer

1600070

18.

Griddle Handle Bolt

1200907

19.

Upper Fireback Assy

5000030

20.

Damper Ramp1

1300643

21.

Upper Firebrick1

1300633

22.

Damper1

1300634

23.

Damper Tab1

1601488

24.

Damper Rod1

1600065

25.

Griddle Handle Bushing

1201895

26.

Throat Baffle

1300635

27.

Lower Fireback

1300638

28.

Upper Fireback Bolt

1201374

29.

Damper Handle Screw

1201310

30.

Damper Handle

1600664

31.

Damper Handle Base Assy

30002720

32.

Left Side

See Chart Pg. 38

33.

Left Air Plate (Inner Side)

1300637

34.

Right Air Plate (Inner Side)

1300636

35.

Right Side

See Chart Pg. 38

36.

Thermostat Handle Base Assy

30002716

37.

Thermostat Assy

5005470

38.

Grate

1300639

39.

Primary Air Cover Plate

1300622

40.

Top Ashdoor Hinge Support

30001689

41.

Door Handle Holder

1600600

42.

Bottom

30001577

43.

Ashlip

See Chart Pg. 38

44.

Left Side Wedge

1300628

45.

Right Side Wedge

1300644

46.

Firebrick (1¹⁄” x 4¹⁄” x 9”)

1601103

47.

Firebrick Retainer

1600066

48.

Andiron

1300646

49.

Andiron Shelf

1300640

50.

Leg Leveller

1201745

51.

Ashdoor Handle Shaft

1600622

52.

Door Latch Assy

5004025

53.

Ashdoor

1300619

54.

Ashdoor Handle (Wood)

1600663

55.

Ashdoor Hinge Rod

1206061

56.

Cotter Pin, Ashdoor

30001749

57.

Ashdoor Bottom Hinge Support

1300642

58.

Ashpan Bracket

30001908

59.

Primary Air Valve Assy

5000024

60.

Primary Air Frame3

1307411

 

Item Description

Part Number

61.

Primary Air Rod3

1600058

62.

Primary Air Valve3

1307412

63.

Thermostat Handle (Wood)

1600660

64.

Airwash Manifold

1300627

65.

Front

See Chart Pg. 38

66.

Thermostat Cable

5005471

67.

Left Door

See Chart Pg. 38

68.

Door Hinge Strip

1300645

69.

Top

See Chart Pg. 38

70.

Glass Clip

30001715

71.

Glass Clip (Right Door only)

30001716

72.

Front Door Handle & Shaft

30002717

73.

Right Door

See Chart Pg. 38

74.

Door Gasket

1203588

75.

Gasket, Fiberglas 3/16 4nd, Blk

1203556

76.

Left Door Glass2

1600064

77.

Right Door Glass2

1600062

78.

Lower Door Hinge Pin

30002727

79.

Spacer (for Damper Rod)

1201779

80.

Upper Door Hinge Pin

30002727

81.

Handle Base Stub4

30002714

82.

Ceramic Handle4

20006381

83.

Handle Bolt4

1201294

84.

Thermostat Handle Bolt

1201243

85.

Ash Pan Assy5

30001690

86.

Flat Washer

1202475

87.

Flue Collar

See Chart Pg. 38

88.

Leg

See Chart Pg. 38

89.

Finish Bag

30001695

90.

Washer, 1/4 Flat

1202471

91.

Hex Head Jam Nut

1203290

92.

Bottom Heat Shield Kit (not shown)

0001905

NOTES:

In this diagram and throughout this manual, ‘left’ and ‘right’ mean as you face the stove.

When ordering parts, be sure to mention the stove’s model number. When ordering external pars, be sure to specify color.

1.Included in Item #19, #5000030 Upper Fireback Assy.

2.Not interchangeable, due to a heat-reflective coating on the room side of the glass.

3.Included in Item #59, 5000024 Primary Air Assy.

4.Included in #0004345 Black Ceramic Handle Assy.

The hardware in the Defiant is in standard sizes; most bolts are 1/4” diameter by 20 threads per inch. Any hardware store can supply replacement hardware if you specify bolt diameter, number of threads per inch and length.

30001693

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Contents Defiant Save These Instructions for Future Reference WelcomeInstallation Accessories Table of ContentsStory of the Defiant Defiant, Model SpecificationsOutside Air InstallationChimney Height Masonry Chimneys What Kind of Chimney to UsePrefabricated Chimneys Chimney SizeSingle-wall Chimney Connectors Chimney Connector GuidelinesSecuring the Single-wall Connector to a Masonry Chimney Freestanding InstallationsAbove the Fireplace Fireplace InstallationsWall Pass-Throughs Through the FireplaceFloor Protection Floor Protection for Fireplace InstallationSafe Ways to Reduce Clearances Keep the Stove a Safe Distance from Sur Rounding MaterialsWall Shields Fireplace and Mantel Trim Clearances Fireplace and Mantel Trim ShieldsStove Clearance Unprotected Surfaces Protected Surfaces Defiant Clearance ChartUnprotected Surfaces Protected Surfaces Defiant Clearance DiagramsStove Heat Shields Defiant With Rear Heat Shield only Distance from the Center of the Flue Collar to the WallSet Up Your Stove AssemblyInstall Stove Legs Install the Optional Bottom Heat ShieldDefiant Controls OperationDamper Directs Air Flow Within the Stove Single Air Control Regulates Heat Output and Burn TimeTwo Ways to Add Fuel Andirons Help Protect the Glass Infra-Red Reflective Glass Panels For Clear Fire ViewingBurn Only High-Quality Wood Surface Thermometer is a Valuable Guide to OperationDefiant Control Settings Use the Air Control Settings that Work Best for YouHigh-Efficiency Wood Burning With Catalytic Combustion Starting and Maintaining a Wood Fire Conditioning Your StoveAdd larger pieces of wood as the fire begins to burn Refuel While the Embers Are Still HotAsh Disposal Steel Chimney Draft ManagementIndoor/Outdoor Location Flue SizingSingle Venting Draft TestingCreosote FuelConclusion Negative PressureMaintenance Adjust the Damper as Needed How to Adjust the Door LatchesCheck the Operation Primary Air Shutter Tighten the Damper Handle as NeededWhen to Suspect a Combustor Problem Inspection and CleaningRemoving and Cleaning the Combustor Catalytic ElementRemove the bricks and the brick retainer 30001693 Replace the Stove Gaskets as NeededAdjust the Door Latch If Necessary Annual MaintenanceChimney System Permanent Defiant GasketsAppendix Catalytic Combustor For a fireplace Appendix Chimney and Fireplace HazardsDefiant Woodburning Stove Defiant Woodburning Stove Model Shell Enamel Parts Defiant Color Warranty CFM Corporation

1945 specifications

Vermont Casting, founded in 1975, quickly established itself as a leader in the cast iron stove industry. However, the reference to 1945 in relation to Vermont Casting might allude to the beginnings of the American hearth industry post-World War II. In this pivotal period, the demand for home heating solutions soared, setting the stage for innovations in wood and gas stoves that would shape future designs.

Vermont Casting made a name for itself through a commitment to craftsmanship and durability. The company utilized high-quality cast iron, renowned for its excellent heat retention and even heating properties. This robust material allowed stoves to radiate warmth long after the fire had extinguished, making them an efficient choice for home heating.

One of the standout features of Vermont Casting stoves is their unique design which blends functionality with aesthetic appeal. The company offered both traditional and contemporary styles, appealing to a wide range of consumer tastes. With elaborate decorative patterns and a classic look, Vermont Casting stoves became a centerpiece in many homes, adding warmth not just through heat but also through design.

In terms of technology, Vermont Casting pioneered advancements in combustion efficiency. Their stoves often feature secondary combustion systems that ensure the complete burning of wood, which helps reduce smoke emissions and maximizes heat output. This not only complies with stringent environmental regulations but also makes their products eco-friendly.

Another notable characteristic of Vermont Casting stoves is their versatility. The company produces a range of models that cater to different fuels, including wood, gas, and pellets. This flexibility allows homeowners to choose the best heating solution for their specific needs and preferences.

Vermont Casting also places a strong emphasis on user comfort and ease of use. Many models come equipped with features like airwash systems for cleaner glass, lever handles for easy door operation, and ash pans for convenient cleanup. These thoughtful details enhance the overall user experience, making heating homes more efficient and enjoyable.

As the company has continued to innovate, it has remained committed to sustainability, focusing on creating products that are not only effective but also environmentally responsible. Vermont Casting's dedication to quality, technology, and design has cemented its status as a trusted name in the hearth industry, making it a preferred choice for consumers looking for both performance and style in their heating solutions.