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Details about fuel type, electrical rating, and clearances to combustibles.
Minimum safe distances from furnace to flammable materials.
Describes different furnace models (235, 340, 735) with their dimensions and capacities.
Essential safety rules for operating the furnace to prevent injury.
Outlines the terms and duration of the furnace warranty for leaks and burnout.
Explains the percentage discount for repairs on years 6 through 20.
Mandates annual water treatment and testing for warranty claims.
Lists conditions and damages not covered by the furnace warranty.
Specifies acceptable fuels and prohibited starter materials for optimal burning.
Recommendations for furnace placement and chimney height for proper draft.
Explains the mechanism of heating water via a firebox surrounded by a water tank.
Advice on insulating PEX pipe to reduce heat loss and prevent freezing.
Describes the sequence for routing PEX pipes from furnace to heat exchanger.
Specifies the wiring requirements for pumps, thermostat, and blower.
Guidelines on distancing from home, neighboring residences, and avoiding hazards.
Instructions for making plumbing and electrical connections to the furnace.
Lists essential parts like 1" Pex Pipe and SharkBite/GatorBite fittings.
Steps for installing the heat exchanger into the ductwork or plenum.
Addresses low air flow issues and potential solutions like pulley adjustments.
Recommends a junction box with multiple outlets for pumps and blower.
Explains using a heat exchanger to connect the furnace to a boiler system.
Procedure for measuring water flow rate after installation for reference.
Instructions for cleaning ash, creosote, and maintaining door seals.
Steps for beginning and ending the heating season, including checks and oiling.
Guides users through diagnosing problems like poor water flow or no heat.
Detailed steps for cleaning the heat exchanger using specific chemicals.
Warns against operating the furnace under pressure and keeping overflow tube clear.
Emphasizes the necessity of boiler treatment for furnace protection and warranty.
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