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General| Fuel Type | Wood Pellets |
|---|---|
| Ignition | Automatic |
| Thermostat | Yes |
| Heating Capacity | Up to 2, 200 sq ft |
| Vent Size | 3" |
Defines the owner's role in safe stove operation and maintenance.
Highlights important information for safety, stove damage prevention, and operational guidance.
Stresses the importance of reading and following all safety instructions before operation.
Section for recording dealer information, model, serial number, and purchase date.
Provides guidance on using approved wood pellets, their properties, and handling.
Explains the stove's safety mechanisms like power outage and overheating protection.
Details the ceramic glass type and replacement part information.
Guidelines for selecting the appropriate location for the stove, considering wall studs and venting.
Specifies the need for non-combustible floor protection and minimum clearances.
Describes the pellet venting pipe (L vent) construction and requirements.
Outlines guidelines for installing pellet vent pipes, including clearances and clean-out tees.
Illustrates the locations for air intake and exhaust connections on the stove unit.
Shows an example of venting the stove vertically through the interior of a structure.
Identifies and describes the function of each button on the stove's control pad.
Instructions for attaching the controller unit to the stove using provided hardware.
Key checks and preparations before the initial startup of the stove.
Describes the sequence of events and indicators during the stove's initial startup process.
Details the Manual, Thermostat, and Weekly modes for controlling stove operation.
Guides users through the process of setting the stove's internal clock and date.
Explains how to reset the stove's controlled settings back to their factory defaults.
Details the correct steps to initiate and complete the stove's shutdown sequence.
Covers routine cleaning of the firepot, glass, and interior chamber for efficient burning.
Outlines tasks to be performed weekly, including ash pan removal and cleaning.
Provides instructions for the safe containment and disposal of ashes.
Addresses the accumulation of soot and fly ash in the exhaust system and cleaning requirements.
Information on how to obtain replacement parts directly from the factory or retailer.
