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General| Category | Wood stove |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | HearthStone |
| Model | Phoenix 8612 |
| Fuel Type | Wood |
| EPA Certified | Yes |
| Blower Included | Optional |
| BTU Output | 60, 000 BTU/h |
| Emissions | 2.5 g/hr |
| Warranty | Limited Lifetime |
| Firebox Material | Cast Iron |
Comprehensive guide for installing and operating the wood stove.
Critical warnings regarding proper installation and potential fire hazards.
Guidelines for safely and effectively locating the wood stove within a living area.
Essential safety advice to prevent fires and ensure safe operation of the stove.
Requirements for installing the stove according to national and local codes.
Crucial safety guidelines for installing and operating the wood stove.
Regular checks and cleaning routines to ensure safe and efficient operation.
Recommended inspections and maintenance performed every two months.
Comprehensive cleaning and inspection at the end of each heating season.
Step-by-step instructions for responding to a chimney or stovepipe fire.
Critical warning against using water to extinguish stove or chimney fires.
Detailed technical data including heat output, dimensions, and materials.
Procedures for safely unpacking and checking the stove for damage or missing parts.
Guidance on choosing an appropriate and safe location for stove installation.
Minimum requirements for floor protection extending beyond the stove's body.
Instructions for connecting an optional outside air kit for combustion.
Minimum safe distances for single wall stove pipe to combustible materials.
Safe distances for close clearance pipe without a rear heat shield.
Safe distances for close clearance pipe with a rear heat shield.
Clearances for stove pipe with rear heat shield on protected surfaces for top exit.
Minimum clearance for single wall stove pipe for rear exit installations.
Clearances for close clearance pipe with heat shield for rear exit.
Minimum clearances for alcove installations without NFPA 211 protection.
Clearances for alcove installations with NFPA 211 protection.
Specific clearance requirements when installing into a masonry fireplace.
Recommended minimum clearances for chimney connectors to combustible surfaces.
Information on CO risks, symptoms, and safety precautions including CO monitors.
Overview of the parts that constitute a complete venting system.
Specifications for the stovepipe, including material and connection guidelines.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching and securing stovepipe sections.
Procedures for connecting the stove to a listed prefabricated metal chimney.
Comparison of interior and exterior prefabricated chimney installations and their benefits.
Steps for examining and preparing a masonry chimney before connecting the stove.
Checklist for ensuring a masonry chimney meets minimum code and safety requirements.
Specific guidelines for installing the stove in a mobile home environment.
Critical warnings about room usage and structural integrity for mobile homes.
Essential warnings about the stove being hot and contact hazards.
Explanation of the stove's primary controls and their functions.
Advice on choosing appropriate firewood for optimal performance and safety.
Instructions for safely starting and managing a fire in the wood stove.
Recommended steps for the initial fires to properly season the stove components.
Specific sequence for building and managing the initial break-in fires.
Guidance on avoiding damage and issues during the initial break-in period.
Guidelines for routine use of the wood stove after the break-in period.
Step-by-step process for building a fire for daily heating needs.
Explanation of different burn rates (High, Medium, Low) and their effects.
Information on what constitutes over-firing and the potential damage it can cause.
Safe procedures for removing and disposing of ashes from the stove.
How to monitor stove temperatures and avoid damage from overheating.
Understanding creosote, its risks, and preventative measures for removal.
Instructions for replacing door and glass gaskets to ensure a proper seal.
Guidelines for cleaning the stove glass and replacing it if broken.
Maintenance advice for the soapstone and cast iron components of the stove.
Introduction to common issues and how they relate to stove performance.
Discussion of various factors influencing chimney draft and airflow.
Common draft problems like airtight houses, wind, and pressure, with potential solutions.
Causes and solutions for the stove producing smoke.
Identifying and resolving issues causing back-puffing or gas explosions.
Solutions for fires that burn too quickly or burn out prematurely.
Diagnosing and fixing problems related to low heat output from the stove.
Causes and solutions for blistering or damage to the stove's enamel finish.
Important warnings, clearances, and requirements found on the safety label.
Specifications for vent requirements and optional components.
Warranty coverage for specific parts over the lifetime of the stove.
Warranty coverage for parts for a period of five years.
Warranty coverage for specific parts for one year from the purchase date.
Conditions and damages not covered by the woodstove warranty.
Procedures for obtaining warranty service and contacting HearthStone.
Details on how defects are remedied and responsibility for labor costs.
Information on shipping costs for parts/stove and the warranty registration process.
