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General| Brand | Comfort Bilt |
|---|---|
| Model | HP61 |
| Category | Stove |
| Language | English |
Defines alert levels (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE, Pro Tip) for safe stove operation and understanding.
Highlights critical fire risks, prohibited actions, and warnings about extremely hot surfaces during operation.
Identifies and labels all external and internal parts of the Comfortbilt HP61 pellet stove for user familiarity.
Lists what's included, necessary tools/supplies, and recommended safety equipment for installation.
Covers unpacking, mounting the control panel, and initial considerations for stove placement and location.
Specifies the type and dimensions of non-combustible floor protection required beneath the stove for safety.
Details required minimum clearances from the stove and vent pipe to surrounding combustible materials for fire prevention.
Outlines mandatory clearances for the vent termination point from windows, doors, grade, and overhangs, and prohibited locations.
Provides instructions and precautions for installing the pellet stove's venting system, including pipe types and connections.
Explains requirements for an outside air intake and specific mandatory instructions for mobile home installations.
Illustrates common venting configurations, including simple horizontal and vertical installations, to aid understanding.
Shows different methods for venting the stove, including through-roof, chimney retrofits, and masonry fireplace installations.
Provides detailed guidance on approved fuel types, storage, quality, and materials that must not be burned.
Describes the startup sequence, what to expect during ignition and heating, and important safety warnings for operation.
Explains the function of each button on the control panel for operating the stove and navigating menus.
Details the various indicators and readouts on the control panel display and their meanings.
Lists essential steps to perform before igniting the stove to ensure safe and proper startup.
Describes the different operating modes (Manual, Temp, Weekly) and how to select and use them.
Guides users on starting the stove, understanding the information screen, and recognizing what a good fire looks like.
Introduces the 'Set Data' menu and provides a brief description of each available setting for customization.
Details how to configure general settings like time/date and language, and set up weekly operation schedules.
Explains how to adjust combustion settings (feed rate, fan speeds) and set ash cleaning cycles.
Covers the ECO function, diagnostic testing of components, and safe mode for bypassing safety switches.
Describes how to view stove information, set blower options, and reset stove settings to factory defaults.
Emphasizes the importance of regular cleaning for stove efficiency and longevity, with video resources.
Provides detailed steps for daily or as-needed cleaning of the burn pot and heat exchanger.
Explains how to clean the ash pan, front door glass, and operate the glass air-wash system.
Details the process for cleaning rear exhaust chambers and the exhaust venting/blower housing annually.
Addresses issues related to total power loss at the control panel and low temperature alarms, providing solutions.
Covers troubleshooting for high temperature/overheat alarms, failure to ignite, and lazy/dirty flame or smoke issues.
Presents technical specifications including BTU output, efficiency, electrical ratings, and vent size.
Outlines the limited warranty coverage, period, exclusions, and terms for the Comfortbilt pellet stove.
