What to do if kindling does not start in my Avalon Stove and fire smolders?
If the kindling in your Avalon Stove isn't starting and the fire smolders, it might be due to a cold air blockage. Try burning a piece of newspaper to establish a draft. If needed, use additional newspaper. Also, make sure the air control is fully open. If more air is required, slightly crack the door open.
Why is my Avalon Rainier Stove not burning hot enough?
If your Avalon Stove isn't burning hot enough, several factors could be at play. First, ensure your wood is dry; refer to the "Selecting Wood" section on page 27 for guidance. Insufficient draft can also cause this issue; adding more pipe or a draft-inducing cap might help. Lastly, verify that the air control is fully open and not stuck by sliding it back and forth.
What to do if smoke enters the room while reloading my Avalon Rainier?
If smoke enters the room while reloading your Avalon Stove, allow the air to stabilize before fully opening the door. Push the air control in before opening the door, then open the door about an inch to let air into the firebox for a few seconds. Once the smoke consistently flows up the chimney, fully open the door. Insufficient draft may also be the cause, so adding more pipe or a draft-inducing cap might help.
Why doesn't the blower run on my Avalon Rainier Stove?
If the blower on your Avalon Stove isn't running, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, the stove might not be hot enough yet; the blower typically activates after 15 to 30 minutes of operation. Another cause could be an interruption in the electricity supply to the blower. Check your household breaker or fuse to ensure it's working correctly.
How to stop smoke from entering the room during Avalon Rainier start-up?
If smoke enters the room during the start-up of your Avalon Stove, it could be due to a cold air blockage. Try burning a piece of newspaper to establish a draft. Also, ensure the air control is fully open (all the way in). If more air is needed, slightly crack the door open.
Why doesn't my Avalon Stove burn long enough?
If your Avalon Stove isn't burning long enough, ensure the doors are sealing properly to prevent air from entering the firebox; see the "Door and Glass Inspection" section on page 30 for details. Also, check the ash bed for coals, which may be glowing under a layer of flyash. Raking these coals into a pile can help restart the stove quickly.
Provides an overview of the owner's manual's purpose and content structure.
Details vital safety warnings, procedures, and precautions to prevent fire and injury.
Covers initial planning, permits, and preparation for stove installation.
Explains required clearances to combustibles and chimney system specifications.
Details specific requirements for alcove and mobile home installations.
Visual guides illustrating various stove installation configurations and requirements.
Covers planning, considerations, and requirements for installing fireplace inserts.
Specifies insert dimensions and requirements for masonry and ZC fireplaces.
Illustrates different methods for connecting fireplace inserts to chimneys.
Guides on verifying installation, curing paint, and starting the first fire.
Covers adjusting burn rate, reloading, overnight burns, and wood selection.
Addresses common problems like smoke, poor burning, and blower issues.
Outlines daily, monthly, and yearly maintenance tasks for the appliance.
Details how to inspect and replace door parts, glass, and firebricks.
Explains warranty coverage, conditions, exclusions, and service procedures.
Information regarding the product's listing label and regulatory compliance.
Instructions for installing optional accessories like legs, blowers, and surround panels.
General| Fuel Type | Wood |
|---|---|
| Construction | Steel |
| EPA Certified | Yes |
| Flue Outlet | 6 inches |
| Burn Time | Up to 10 hours |
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