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General| Brand | Quadra-Fire |
|---|---|
| Model | 800 NOVA |
| Category | Stove |
| Language | English |
General safety precautions for installation, emphasizing fire protection and adherence to local building/fire officials.
Ensuring the chimney system is airtight and correctly installed for proper operation.
Stove is approved only for pelleted biomass fuel; burning other types voids the warranty.
Specific safety warnings for mobile home installations, including air inlet and structural integrity.
Notes on using specific flue connectors and precautions for passing chimney through combustible materials.
Specifies heat input range (28,000-37,500 BTU/hr) and stove dimensions.
Minimum clearances to combustibles for residential and mobile home installations.
Guidelines for selecting and connecting venting systems for residential and mobile homes.
Floor protector must be noncombustible material extending beneath and around the heater.
Prohibits termination in enclosed areas and specifies safe distances from openings and combustibles.
Recommendation for vertical termination through the roof for optimal draft and safety.
Details approved alcove dimensions and clearances for the Quadra-Fire 800.
Recommendations for vertical rise and horizontal termination for through-the-wall venting.
Diagrams and notes for vertical, masonry, and alternate masonry venting installations.
Diagrams and notes for combined through-the-wall and vertical venting configurations.
Chart to determine 3" or 4" pipe diameter based on altitude and equivalent pipe length.
Table to calculate equivalent feet of pipe based on elbows, tees, and horizontal/vertical runs.
Instructions for applying silicone and attaching the flue adapter to the stove's exhaust outlet.
Steps for adjusting the fuel feed rate using set screws and wing nuts for optimal flame.
Details on required outside air kits for mobile home installations, including floor or rear options.
Instructions for securing the stove, maintaining structural integrity, and proper grounding.
Requirements for a 24V AC thermostat and mounting instructions for accurate readings.
Step-by-step guide for wiring the thermostat to the designated terminal block on the stove.
Information on pellet fuel types, sizes, and preparation before first fire.
Procedure for starting the first fire and general information on stove operation and thermostat use.
Procedure for restarting the stove after it shuts down due to running out of fuel.
Instructions for regular cleaning of the firepot and firebox ash.
Procedures for cleaning heat exchangers and blowers for efficient operation.
Guidance on inspecting and cleaning the venting system annually.
How to read the fire and adjust the feed rate for optimal flame height and efficiency.
Information on power supply, fuse, red call light, reset button, and vacuum switch.
Details on junction boxes, wiring harness, thermostat, and control box functions.
Information on thermocouple, snap discs, and their functions in safety and operation.
Details on exhaust/convection blowers, capacitors, feed system, and igniter.
Information on firepot, door gasket, and heat exchanger maintenance and inspection.
Steps for troubleshooting no power, no fire with low fuel, or partially burned fuel.
Troubleshooting slow/smoky start-ups, unburned pellets, and feed system failures.
Diagnosing why the stove stops feeding fuel after a short period of operation.
Troubleshooting thermostat failures, unit failing to shut off, and nuisance shutdowns.
Diagnosing smoke from outlets, and convection blower issues.
Addressing large fires, ash buildup, dirty glass, and unit cycling on/off.
Details of what the lifetime warranty covers and what it excludes, including components and conditions.
Warranty requires professional installation and timely registration card return for validity.
Conditions that will void the warranty, such as contamination, misuse, or improper installation.
