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Breckwell The Big E User Manual

Breckwell The Big E
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Exceptional Heat, Outstanding Value
®
BRECKWELL
THE BIG E
THE BIG E
Economical to Buy
E cient to Operate
Easy to Use
OWNER’S MANUAL
OWNER’S MANUAL
Warning: If your appliance is not properly installed a house re may result. For your safety,
follow the installation directions. Contact local building or re of cials about restrictions and
installation inspection requirements in your area.
PLEASE read this entire manual before installation and use of this pellet fuel-burning room
heater. Failure to follow these instructions could result in property damage, bodily injury, or
even death.
Save these instructions.
PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Manufactured by
Breckwell Hearth Products
Eugene, Oregon
www.breckwell.com
0
6/2012
© BRECKWELL HEARTH PRODUCTS
This unit is not intended to be used as a primary source of heat.
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Breckwell The Big E Specifications

General IconGeneral
Fuel TypeWood pellets
EfficiencyUp to 85%
Burn TimeUp to 60 hours
IgnitionAutomatic
Heating CapacityUp to 2, 200 sq ft
Venting3" or 4"

Summary

Introduction and Warranty Information

Model and Purchase Details

Information on the stove model, serial number, and purchase date for warranty purposes.

Warranty Registration Process

Instructions and importance of mailing the warranty card to ensure full coverage.

Safety Precautions

General Operational Safety

Covers safe operation, startup procedures, power outages, and hot surfaces.

Installation and Electrical Safety

Outlines safe installation, grounding, and electrical connection requirements.

Fire Hazards and Combustible Safety

Details clearances, flammable materials, and fire prevention measures.

Maintenance and User Responsibilities

Emphasizes periodic maintenance, supervision of children, and user care.

Installation

Specifications and Clearances

Details stove dimensions, weight, and minimum clearance requirements for safe installation.

Preparation and Combustion Air Supply

Covers initial setup, requirements for combustion air, and external air sources.

Venting System Requirements

Details approved vent types, sealing, and installation guidelines for the exhaust system.

Installation Methods

Guides on horizontal, vertical, and masonry chimney installation procedures.

Electrical Installation

Advises on proper electrical hookup, surge protection, and outlet types.

Operation

Mobile Home Installation Requirements

Outlines specific safety and installation mandates for mobile homes, including anchoring and air supply.

Control Panel Functions

Explains the operation of the control panel, including starting, stopping, and heat level adjustments.

Starting and Operating Procedures

Step-by-step guide for starting, operating the stove, and proper shutdown procedures.

Routine Operations and Safety Features

Covers fan operation, restarting, pellet depletion, refueling, shutdown, and safety mechanisms.

Optional Thermostat Usage

Details thermostat installation, modes, and operation for maintaining house temperature.

Critical Operating Safety Precautions

Reinforces essential safety rules regarding operation, fire hazards, and supervision.

Maintenance

Ash Handling and Disposal

Instructions for safe ash removal, disposal, and the use of appropriate vacuum cleaners.

Cleaning Heat Exchange Tubes

Details the process for cleaning the heat exchange tubes to maintain efficiency.

Interior Chamber and Blower Cleaning

Guides on cleaning the interior chambers and blower components to prevent issues.

Chimney Cleaning and Inspection

Outlines the importance and procedures for cleaning and inspecting the chimney for creosote.

Recommended Maintenance Schedule

Presents a schedule for daily, weekly, and annual maintenance tasks.

Door Glass Replacement

Provides guidance on handling and replacing broken door glass, emphasizing dealer service.

Troubleshooting Guide

Stove Shuts Off (#2 Light Flashing)

Lists causes and remedies for the stove shutting off with the #2 light flashing, often related to airflow.

Stove Shuts Off (#3 Light Flashing)

Addresses causes and solutions for the stove shutting off with the #3 light flashing, typically related to pellet feed.

Ignition and Smoke Issues

Covers problems related to pellet ignition failure, smoke entering the home, and convection blower operation.

Feeding and Auger Problems

Diagnoses issues with the stove not feeding pellets or auger jams and motor failures.

Burnpot Overfilling and Flame Quality

Guides on troubleshooting pellet feeding, flame quality, burnpot overfilling, and overheating conditions.

High Limit Switch and Circuit Board Issues

Explains causes for the high limit switch tripping and potential circuit board malfunctions.

Electrical Diagram

Replacement Parts

How to Order Repair Parts

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