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General| Brand | BuckMaster |
|---|---|
| Model | 26000-B |
| Category | Stove |
| Language | English |
Specifies required clearances for masonry insert installation.
Lists minimum fireplace dimensions for Buck Stove models.
Lists necessary tools for installing the stove.
Steps for preparing the fireplace and stove for installation.
Guidelines for correctly placing the stove in the fireplace.
Instructions for attaching trim panels around the stove opening.
Steps for sealing trim panels to prevent heat loss.
Final steps for completing the stove installation.
Procedures for verifying correct installation and operation.
Specifies clearances for free-standing installation.
Requirements for non-combustible floor pads for stove placement.
Details on reduced clearances with wall protectors for corner installations.
Clearances for parallel wall installations using masonry or sheet metal.
Specifies minimum clearances for the Model 27000-B.
Specifies minimum clearances for the Model 28000.
Lists tools needed for stove installation.
Steps for preparing the stove before installation.
Guidance on finding the correct chimney placement.
Instructions for penetrating walls with the chimney system.
Lists all necessary parts for Buckmate installation.
Steps for preparing and constructing the installation area.
Details on framing requirements for BUCKMATE installation.
Procedures for installing the chimney system with the BUCKMATE.
Instructions for wiring the BUCKMATE unit.
Steps for completing the final aesthetic touches of the installation.
Procedures for final verification after installation.
Guides on placing the stove into the BUCKMATE cabinet.
Specific operating instructions for the FP-201 fireplace model.
Instructions for optional gas logs, air kit, and glass doors.
Procedure to remove FP-201 and install 27000-B stove.
General safety precautions for wood stove installation and use.
Specific safety measures to follow during installation and operation.
Step-by-step guide for building a fire efficiently in the stove.
Information on how different wood types burn.
Instructions for using the stove as a cool air circulator.
Methods to cool down the stove and room if it gets too warm.
Maintenance procedures for the chimney, including cleaning and inspection.
Maintenance for the stove itself, including seals and gasketing.
How to clean the stove's exterior and interior surfaces.
Care and maintenance for optional glass doors.
Explanation of creosote formation and removal procedures.
Information on the stove's thermostat and its functions.
