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Key safety warnings for operating the wood stove, including hot surfaces and prohibited materials.
Instructions for registering the stove's warranty online for full coverage.
Important cautions regarding general installation practices and safety to avoid hazardous conditions.
Step-by-step guide for installing the door overlay on the Osburn 1600 wood stove.
Advice on optimal placement of the wood stove for efficient heat distribution and room spaciousness.
Minimum required clearances to combustible walls, ceiling, and floor for safe stove installation.
Methods to reduce installation clearances using heat radiation shields and specific material requirements.
Specifications for non-combustible floor protection materials required for stove installation.
Key definitions related to chimney systems, including types of chimneys and connectors.
Cautions and guidelines for installing factory-built or masonry chimneys, including code compliance.
Step-by-step instructions for installing a factory-built chimney system.
Guidelines for installing the stove using an existing or newly constructed masonry chimney.
Recommendations for assembling and installing the chimney connector (stove pipe) for optimal draft and safety.
Understanding and testing chimney draft for optimal stove performance and avoiding over-firing or under-firing.
Information on installing an outside air intake and signs that a fresh air kit may be required.
Specific warnings and requirements for installing the stove in mobile homes, including structural and safety aspects.
Advantages of installing an optional blower to redistribute heat and enhance stove performance.
Critical warnings regarding appliance modifications, flammable liquids, fuel storage, and door operation.
Cautions on maintaining the appliance, using treated wood, and avoiding grates.
Essential safety guidelines for burning wood only, unattended operation, over-firing, and surface temperatures.
Guidelines on fuel storage, approved fuel types (wood only), and prohibited materials for safe and efficient burning.
Guidance on selecting and using manufactured logs, emphasizing avoidance of chemical additives and heat management.
Simple method to test the moisture content of firewood for optimal burning performance.
Procedures for initial stove firing, paint curing, and safely lighting a fire.
Techniques for reloading the stove and managing the fire for optimal combustion efficiency and minimal creosote.
Guidelines for operating the optional blower, including when to turn it on for optimal heat distribution.
Instructions for cleaning the stove exterior, touching up paint, and maintaining its finish.
Guidance on cleaning the ceramic glass, identifying under-firing, and procedures for replacing damaged glass.
Recommendation for annual replacement of the door gasket to ensure air tightness and optimal combustion control.
Instructions for safely removing ashes from the firebox using the ash drawer, including precautions against fires.
Importance of regular chimney maintenance to prevent creosote buildup and chimney fires, and how to perform cleaning.
Ensuring baffles and firebricks are correctly installed and maintained for proper burning operation.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing secondary air tubes without disturbing the stove's baffle system.
Details on warranty coverage, exclusions, claim procedures, and required information for warranty service.
Key safety warnings for operating the wood stove, including hot surfaces and prohibited materials.
Instructions for registering the stove's warranty online for full coverage.
Important cautions regarding general installation practices and safety to avoid hazardous conditions.
Step-by-step guide for installing the door overlay on the Osburn 1600 wood stove.
Advice on optimal placement of the wood stove for efficient heat distribution and room spaciousness.
Minimum required clearances to combustible walls, ceiling, and floor for safe stove installation.
Methods to reduce installation clearances using heat radiation shields and specific material requirements.
Specifications for non-combustible floor protection materials required for stove installation.
Key definitions related to chimney systems, including types of chimneys and connectors.
Cautions and guidelines for installing factory-built or masonry chimneys, including code compliance.
Step-by-step instructions for installing a factory-built chimney system.
Guidelines for installing the stove using an existing or newly constructed masonry chimney.
Recommendations for assembling and installing the chimney connector (stove pipe) for optimal draft and safety.
Understanding and testing chimney draft for optimal stove performance and avoiding over-firing or under-firing.
Information on installing an outside air intake and signs that a fresh air kit may be required.
Specific warnings and requirements for installing the stove in mobile homes, including structural and safety aspects.
Advantages of installing an optional blower to redistribute heat and enhance stove performance.
Critical warnings regarding appliance modifications, flammable liquids, fuel storage, and door operation.
Cautions on maintaining the appliance, using treated wood, and avoiding grates.
Essential safety guidelines for burning wood only, unattended operation, over-firing, and surface temperatures.
Guidelines on fuel storage, approved fuel types (wood only), and prohibited materials for safe and efficient burning.
Guidance on selecting and using manufactured logs, emphasizing avoidance of chemical additives and heat management.
Simple method to test the moisture content of firewood for optimal burning performance.
Procedures for initial stove firing, paint curing, and safely lighting a fire.
Techniques for reloading the stove and managing the fire for optimal combustion efficiency and minimal creosote.
Guidelines for operating the optional blower, including when to turn it on for optimal heat distribution.
Instructions for cleaning the stove exterior, touching up paint, and maintaining its finish.
Guidance on cleaning the ceramic glass, identifying under-firing, and procedures for replacing damaged glass.
Recommendation for annual replacement of the door gasket to ensure air tightness and optimal combustion control.
Instructions for safely removing ashes from the firebox using the ash drawer, including precautions against fires.
Importance of regular chimney maintenance to prevent creosote buildup and chimney fires, and how to perform cleaning.
Ensuring baffles and firebricks are correctly installed and maintained for proper burning operation.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing secondary air tubes without disturbing the stove's baffle system.
Details on warranty coverage, exclusions, claim procedures, and required information for warranty service.
General| Maximum Output | 65, 000 BTU/h |
|---|---|
| Chimney/Flue Diameter | 6 inches |
| EPA Certified | Yes |
| Firebox Material | Steel |
| Burn Time | Up to 8 hours |
