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Instructions for removing the furnace from packaging and initial setup.
Guidance on ensuring bricks and ash plug are correctly positioned for proper function.
Lists essential tools and materials required for the furnace installation process.
Details two configurations for furnace installation: stand-alone or add-on.
Emphasizes maintaining required clearances to combustible materials during placement.
Specifies requirements for the warm-air supply ductwork, including minimum height.
Details the connection of the fresh air intake ductwork to the furnace.
Provides guidance for installing the furnace as a standalone unit, following codes and safety warnings.
Covers the installation of accessories like blowers, controls, and electrical connections.
Step-by-step guide for assembling furnace components, including blowers and wiring.
Instructions on how to replace the air filter within the cold air return enclosure.
Discusses requirements for factory-built or masonry chimneys, including diameter and type.
Outlines requirements for installing prefabricated metal chimneys according to manufacturer's instructions.
Explains the function and adjustment of primary and secondary air dampers for optimal combustion.
Lists materials explicitly prohibited from burning in the furnace due to safety or damage risks.
Provides a table comparing different wood types for heat output, efficiency, and ease of splitting.
Discusses controlled combustion techniques for selecting desired burn rates based on conditions.
Procedures for safely adding more wood to the furnace once a good ember bed is established.
Explains creosote formation, risks, and the importance of regular inspection and cleaning.
Recommendations for preventing creosote buildup, focusing on dry wood and proper burn rates.
Recommends annual replacement of door gaskets for optimal air tightness, efficiency, and security.
Instructions for cleaning and repainting the furnace with heat-resistant paint if the finish is damaged.
Explains the function of air tubes for secondary air mixing and how to replace them if damaged.
Includes flue collars, gaskets, stub collars, and handle/door assemblies.
Lists firebricks, grates, smoke curtains, and blower/thermostat bracket assemblies.
Covers mounting brackets, shields, cabinet parts, and door/damper assemblies.
Includes firebricks, damper shields, damper assemblies, and handles.
Lists wooden handles, ceramic fiber boards, secondary tubes, and air tube components.
Includes blower assemblies, gaskets, wire guides, transformers, and filter boxes.
Lists digital thermostats, motorized draft actuators, servo arms, and associated wiring.
Outlines conditions under which the warranty is valid, including purchase and installation requirements.
Details the process for initiating a warranty claim, including required information and steps.
Lists specific conditions and damages that are not covered by the limited warranty.
Explains the extent of the manufacturer's liability and disclaimers regarding other warranties.
Identifies the warranty provider, United States Stove Company, and contact information.
A message congratulating the customer and providing contact information for feedback.
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