FOUND >>>>>> '97-99 Jotul firelight Dv owners manual log set info needed,

Not sure if I should be posting this under the articles wanted as I am not really wanting to buy a manual .

I am wondering if anyone here with an older Jotul Firelight Dv from '97-98 might have the original owners manual that contains a picture of the log set with part numbers and or descriptions of them , that they could snap a picture of for me.

The one log I mentioned needing in another post might be one the only one that Jotul has left, unfortunately neither the dealer or jotul customer service want to take the time to confirm with a picture that this is the one I need.
Since I do not have the manual I am reluctant to spend $75 for something I can not return.


Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks !

have you looked here?
http://www.jotul.com/en-US/wwwjotulus/Tools/Old-Jotul-manuals/

Yes, and it is not there... only the newer 600DV is listed which is not the same as mine.

Daksy,
Mine has the six tubes running up the back inside from top to bottom. If thats the one you worked on I believe we have a match.

Thanks for your reply.
john

Pm sent and thanks !

Hi, I have the same stove. It's a Jotul firelight 600 dv and and don't have manual and need firelog
setup as the online manuals supplied for this model don't seem to match older model. Any way
to get info, pic's or older manual from you? Thx

Hi, I'am not 100% sure but around 10yrs I was told but could be 2000-2004 or possibly older. It was a new old stock stove and used about 2 seasons
then I picked it up and manual didn't come with stove. Another question I had about stove was where control
module/valve comes through bottom of stove to pilot the holes aren't sealed and wasn't sure
if they were susposed to be or not?

Hi. That's the model I have with the tubes running through at back of firebox. I would really appreciate the manual
for this model. Thx

Anyone know how much of difference there is in heat output from this older model to the newest firelight model?
The other problem I ran into with this stove is the dealer who did propane conversion didn't install stickers
on back of stove and manufacters plate and gas fiiters won't hookup till I buy another conversion kit. This stove
was a new old stock and 2 yrs ago conversion was done so stoves in great shape and operates fine so
hopefully a new kit can be bought, I'll find out next week from dealer.

Jay,
Good luck with the logs if yours is an older version like mine. I needed one log, the upper most right one, Jotul had one left in stock. It was $90 shipped.
No others for my stove were available.
The rest of mine were as new, for some reason this one had some cracking on the backside which drove me nuts though it didn't show.

Jotul sure is proud of their parts...$90 for a log approx 8" long and 2 " diam. is hwy robbery in my opinion. Then again if you need or want it bad enough, you pay it....

As for output, I have to believe they are the same... Efficiency ? I say they are all 'Eh in that department. Do some google comparisons with other brands and you'll see that they are all about the same give or take unless you are talking about mini-stoves.



I love my Lopi Berkshire, cant say enough good about it. Decided to sell our like new Jotul Firelight which has sat unused since I picked it up in late 2010 [remodel not done], and when the time comes will instead install another soapstone optioned Berkshire, mainly for space sake and for parts congruity the road.

I'd just like to chime in here and say DAKSY is The Man. He was quite helpful to me last year when I was looking for info on buying and installing a second-hand propane stove for our cabin.

Daksy,
I have also have a great need for the manual of the 6-tube older Jotul DV 600 model. I have PM'd you a request.
Thanks in advance.
Chuck

Jay and Bob,
I want to Thank You both for responding to my need for the older manual. It is very much appreciated. And Bob, thanks for the advice as well. I'll check the flue to see what may be causing the exhaust to pour back into the fireplace. The LPG doesn't have a very good odor and it's starting to get chilly here in Northern New Hampshire so I'd better get cracking.
Chuck

Bob,
Thanks for the advice about my question. Seems a squirrel had tried to build a nest inside of the flue leading to the outside cap. Completely had the thing stuffed with insulation and leaves. Spent a few hours pulling the flue apart but it was well worth the effort once the nest was removed. Placed a new wire screen over the outside cap so nothing else thinks it's a good place to keep warm. Great advice and the result was money saved and a warm cabin again.
Thanks with much appreciation.
Chuck