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Crucial safety advice for proper installation and operation of the woodstove.
Minimum clearances to combustible materials for F1100S residential installation.
Mobile home installation clearances for F1100S using double wall connector.
Minimum clearances to combustible materials for F3100L residential installation.
Mobile home installation clearances for F3100L using double wall connector.
Detailed physical measurements for the F1100S model woodstove.
Detailed physical measurements for the F3100L model woodstove.
Information on providing fresh air for combustion in residential settings.
Choices for components like airmate, rear deflector, pedestal, or legs.
Clearances for residential installations using single and double wall connectors.
Clearances for mobile home installations using double wall pipe.
Instructions for attaching the airmate to the stove.
Steps for assembling the stove's pedestal.
Guide for chimney installation through a standard ceiling.
Connecting the stove to a masonry fireplace.
Guidelines for connecting to factory-built chimneys.
Pass-through requirements for 12-inch clearance to combustible walls.
Pass-through requirements for 9-inch clearance to combustible walls.
Pass-through requirements for 6-inch clearance to combustible walls.
Pass-through requirements for 2-inch clearance to combustible walls.
Rules for calculating minimum flue height based on elevation and elbows.
How to set up the fresh air intake for mobile home use.
Approved pipe systems for US mobile home installations.
Approved pipe systems for Canadian mobile home installations.
Instructions for installing brick baffles in the F1100S model.
Instructions for installing brick baffles in the F3100L model.
Installing firebricks and attaching the door handle.
Procedure for installing and replacing the stove's ceramic glass.
Step-by-step guide for the initial fire-up of the stove.
How to adjust the draft control for optimal burning.
Important notes on operating the stove during the initial burn-in period.
Procedures for using and emptying the ash drawer.
Covers operational safety rules, fuel, overfiring, and fan modes.
Methods to prevent and remove creosote buildup.
Maintaining the door seal and adjusting the latch.
Procedure for cleaning and replacing the stove's glass.
List of components for the main stove body.
Parts related to the optional blower fan.
Components for pedestal, ash drawer, and blanking plate.
Parts for bottom shield, legs, and logo plates.
List of firebricks for the F1100 model.
List of firebricks for the F3100 model.
Details of the lifetime warranty and what it covers/excludes.
General| Fuel Type | Wood |
|---|---|
| Log Size (Maximum) | 20 inches |
| Construction | Steel |
| Flue Size | 6 inches |
| Firebox Material | Steel |
| Finish | Metallic black |
| EPA Certified | Yes |
