Heritage Petit Cartier - User Manual

Explains primary and secondary combustion chambers and their function for efficient burning.

Provides initial operating steps, damper control, and critical safety warnings like overfiring.

Details general installation steps, clearances for Petit, Cartier 1, and Cartier 11 models.

Explains stove pipe connection, floor protection, and outside combustion air setup.

Lists required clearances for Renaissance I and II, and flat top dimensions.

Describes building code requirement for liner installation and sealing for moisture control.

Covers leveling the insert, sliding it into the fireplace, securing components, and panel installation.

Guides users through starting a fire, closing the damper, and managing the burn rate for optimal performance.

Explains the two-tier system, air wash, and combustion control for heating efficiency.

Highlights critical points like keeping doors closed, using fresh air, and proper fuel selection.

Advises on cleaning glass for efficiency and safety, cautioning against improper methods.

Provides detailed steps for replacing glass and a warning on using the correct glass type.

Stresses inspection for cracks, creosote, and the need for a flue liner for safety.

Outlines the safe method for storing and disposing of hot ashes away from combustible materials.

Explains creosote formation and lists points to reduce its occurrence for safer operation.

Step-by-step instructions for assembling the floating upper combustion chamber components.

Guides the installation of air control rods and the ash tray mechanism.

Covers the installation of optional fans, legs, or a pedestal base for enhanced functionality.

Provides detailed assembly and parts drawings for Cartier and Renaissance models.

Offers guidance on choosing, seasoning, and storing wood for efficient and clean burning.

Points to additional resources like NFPA publications and reminds users to record unit identification.

Step-by-step guide for adjusting the door handle and lock mechanism for a proper seal.

A comprehensive list of part numbers for various components across different models.

Provides remedies for symptoms like dirty glass and insufficient heat due to wood quality or draft.

Offers solutions for loose door handles, poor seals, and smoke spillage.

Explains the scope of the lifetime warranty, including covered parts, exclusions, and labor limitations.

Lists the conditions under which the warranty may be voided, such as improper installation or misuse.