Brass Flame PF70 - Important Safety Notice; General Safety Precautions

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
PLEASE READ BEFORE ATTEMPTING
TO BURN!
CAUTION: lftltis stove is llOt properly installed, a lwusefire may result. For your sq{e{r,follow tlte installation
directiolls; contact local building officials about restrictions am/ installation inspection requirements in your area.
I. Installation of tilis stove must comply with local
codes. A building or installation pemlit may be
required. Check witi1 your local building official or
fire department before installing.
2. If utilizing an existing chimney, have your fireplace
flue or chimney system inspected by a qualified
person prior to installation of ti1e stove. Make any
necessary repairs before installing.
3. Never connect stove flue to chimney being presently
used by another appliance.
4. Never block any air intake or air outlet ports.
Dangerous overheating can result.
5. Do not install tilis stove in a sleeping room.
G. Never connect the stove to an air duct system.
7. Never stack or pile combustible materials against the
stove or around external vent tennination.
8. To avoid bums, children and adults should be alerted
to the hazards of high surface temperatures.
9. To provide reasonable fire safety, install a smoke
detector and a converliently located fire extinguisher.
10. In the event of a chimney fire, notifY ti1e fire
department and unplug the stove.
11. Tenninate pellet vent pipe so timt contact with
humans or possible damage to pipe is avoided.
12. The exhaust vent should be inspected at least once a
month and cleaned at least annually.
13. If you overfue the unit, (constant hlgh heat) you will
shorten the life of the electrical components.
14. When installed into a mobile home, it must be
electrically grotmded to the steel chassis of ti1e home
and bolted to the floor.
15. Do not bum with insufficient combustion air. Be sure
to maintain the structural integrity of ti1e home when
passing a vent ti1ough walls, ceilings or roofs. A
periodic check is recommended to assure proper
combustion air is admitted to the combustion
chan1ber.
16. Since the stove's exhaust system works '-Vitl1 negative
combustion chamber pressme and a slightly positive
chimney pressme, it is very important to assure timt
the exhaust system be sealed and airtight when
connecting different chimney lengti1s. Make sure ti1at
the connections are well sealed.
17. ·n1is appliru1ce has been designed to bum pelletized
wood fuel only. Do not attempt to bLU11 cordv,:ood or.
pressed logs in the stove, severe dmnage or fire could
result. Buming improper fuel \\·ill void wmmnty.
18. Since there arc lll<my numul~1cturcrs of wood pellets, it
is importmlt to select pellets that me fi·ee of dirt or any
impmities. ·n1e Association Of Pellet Fuel Industries
(A.P.F.I.) has established a standard for pellet
manufactming. We recommend that you purchac;e
pellets that meet tl1ese standmds. Ask your local
dealer for a recommended pellet-type.
Fines
Bulk Density
Size
Ash Content
I% max .. through a 1/8" screen.
40 lbs. per cu. ft. min.
1/4" to 3/8" dia., 1.5" longmax.
1% max.
Moisture Content 8 % max.
Heat Content Approx. 8200 BTU per lb. min.
Testing/Listing
The PF70 pellet ftred wood heater confonns with ti1e
safety standru·d UL1482, for residential room heaters witl1
vertical or horizontal connector in ti1e freestanding straight
or comer modes and for use in mrumfactured dwellings
ru1d park trailers according to OAR 918-520-010 through
918-520-110. ll1e PF70 also confonns to UL907 and
UL127 pertaining to use as ru1 insert into a masonry
fireplace or ru1 approved factory-built zero clearance
fireplace with direct cmmect only. Outside combustion air
is required for all mrumfactured home installations and is
optional in all otl1er installations. Listing Laboratmy
(safety): EESPC; Kent, W A 98032. Listing file #92-040.
Based on a tested air to fi.Jel ratio in excess of 3 5: 1, tllis
appliance is not ru1 effected facility w1der the EPA
regulations for wood bLU11ing stoves. Listing Laboratory
(enlissions): EEMC, Kent; WA 98032
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