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General| Brand | Quadra-Fire |
|---|---|
| Model | Mt. Vernon Series |
| Category | Stove |
| Language | English |
Alerts users to severe burn risks from hot surfaces and potential clothing ignition.
Advises checking and complying with local, regional, state, and national building codes for installation.
Provides minimum clearance requirements to combustible materials for safe installation.
Guides on planning the installation, safety, traffic flow, and location for the appliance.
Offers recommendations for fire safety, including smoke detectors, extinguishers, and evacuation plans.
Details essential checks before first use, including manual review, clearances, labels, and power availability.
Provides specific clearance requirements to combustible materials for different installation types.
Details requirements for non-combustible floor protectors, including dimensions and exceptions.
Covers chimney and connector types, mobile home requirements, and installation clearances.
Specifies rules for vent termination location, clearances to openings, and combustible materials.
Outlines specific requirements for installing the appliance in a mobile home, including air kits and structural integrity.
Step-by-step guide for starting the appliance for the first time, including thermostat and output knob settings.
Addresses issues like no power, no fuel, or control box defects causing the appliance to not start.
Troubleshoots scenarios where the call light is on but there is no fire due to fuel issues, dirty firepot, or igniter problems.
Covers causes and solutions for slow or smoky start-up, including venting, firepot condition, and fuel amount.
Continues troubleshooting for smoky start-up, feed system issues, and lack of call light.
Addresses problems with the feed system not starting due to fuel, snap discs, vacuum switches, or jams.
Troubleshoots issues where the unit fails to initiate the start sequence due to thermostat, power, or wiring problems.
Diagnoses why the unit may not shut off when it should, focusing on control box or thermostat issues.
Solutions for the convection blower not starting, including snap disc, wiring, and blower defects.
Addresses issues with the exhaust blower not starting or not shutting off correctly.
Troubleshooting for poor flame quality, black ash, and potential causes like dirty appliances or fuel issues.
Explains causes for unexpected shutdowns, such as excessive fuel, low flame, or feed motor issues.
Diagnoses why the appliance calls for heat but the feed system and igniter do not activate.
Provides instructions for daily or as-needed cleaning of the firepot using the cleaning rod and scraper.
Instructions for weekly or as-needed removal of ash from the firebox using cleaning slide plates.
Instructions for cleaning heat exchanger tubes using cleaning rods, recommended weekly or as needed.
Describes a more thorough cleaning required beneath the heat exchanger, involving baffle removal.
Steps for cleaning the exhaust path in the firebox, including removing a side panel and cover.
Explains the formation of fly ash and soot in the venting system and the need for regular cleaning.
Addresses maintenance needed for high ash fuel, including firepot cleaning and proper fuel selection.
Outlines the limited lifetime, three-year, and two-year warranties for components, finishes, and electrical parts.
Specifies conditions for warranty validity, labor coverage, and exclusions like misuse or environmental damage.
