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General| Brand | Harman |
|---|---|
| Model | XXV Pellet Stove |
| Category | Pellet stove |
| Language | English |
Details on pellet fuel quality, source materials, ash content, size, and properties.
Lists materials like sawdust, wood by-products, and shelled corn, and their ash content.
Describes materials like hardwoods, bark, and 'standard' grade pellets contributing to higher ash.
Covers softwoods like pine and fir, and 'premium' grade pellets with lower ash content.
Requirements for shelled field corn, including moisture, cleanliness, and mixing with wood pellets.
Instructions for installing the cast iron flame guide on the burn pot, ensuring proper seating.
Specific requirements for mobile home installation, including bolting, outside air, and chimney standards.
Specifies clearances and locations for venting terminals to ensure safe operation and prevent issues.
Details on approved pellet vent pipe, its construction, joint sealing, and proper connection methods.
Discusses negative pressure, shut-down, power failure, and the need for outside air.
Recommendations and requirements for installing outside air intake for combustion.
Describes the Direct Vent Wall Passthrough for easier outside air installation.
Details the first preferred venting method with specific clearances and vertical runs.
Outlines the second preferred venting method, including clearances and below-grade installation.
Explains installing into an existing chimney, including liner considerations and cleaning.
Describes using an optional top flue adapter for existing masonry or Class A chimneys.
Details installation into fireplaces, sealing dampers, insulation, and cap requirements.
Covers installing a 4-inch liner for the entire flue length and using a chimney cap.
Explains using 3" pellet vent with 6" or 8" stove pipe for existing chimneys.
Guidance for venting through the ceiling, following manufacturer recommendations for pass-throughs.
Explains the choices for operating modes (Room Temp, Stove Temp, OFF) and blower speed adjustment.
Details how to adjust temperature and set the igniter switch for operation.
Explains the function of the status and power indicator lights.
Lists and explains various status light blink codes indicating operational issues or errors.
Explains how the stove maintains a constant room temperature by adjusting fire size and heat output.
Describes maintaining a constant heat output regardless of room temperature.
Details how the feed adjuster knob controls the maximum time the feed motor runs.
Outlines the proper procedure for shutting down the stove, including natural run-out or manual shut-off.
Provides tips for dealing with fines, running the test cycle, and adjusting feed rate.
Explains manual operation in Room Temp mode, fire not shutting off automatically.
Explains manual operation in Stove Temp mode for a large viewing fire without extra heat.
Tips for dealing with fines, adjusting feed rate, and cleaning the burn pot.
Steps for safely removing and disposing of ashes from the stove.
Instructions for cleaning the stove, including heat exchanger, burn pot, and ash pan.
Explains formation of flyash/soot, impact on venting, and need for inspection.
Detailed steps for cleaning the burn pot and its clean-out chamber.
Information on cleaning and replacing the special ceramic viewing glass.
Describes the optional top flue adapter for appearance and venting.
Details the direct vent wall passthrough for easier outside air installation.
Lists common causes and solutions for the stove not feeding fuel.
Explains partial burning, status lights, smoke, and low heat output issues.
Offers tips for cleaning, ash removal, and fuel requirements.
Recommends battery backup to minimize smoke entry during power loss.
Outlines the warranty coverage for HHT appliances against defects in materials and workmanship.
Details the warranty periods for parts and labor across different appliance types.
Specifies conditions for validity and lists damages/situations not covered by the warranty.
States limitations on HHT's liability and owner's exclusive remedies under the warranty.
Instructions for operating and adjusting the stove for corn/pellet fuel mixtures.
Details increased maintenance needs when burning corn, like cleaning and ash removal.
