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Mechanical cracks in your Regency Wood stove combustor are usually caused by mishandling or distortion of the combustor holder. Handle the combustor with care and replace it if necessary. If large pieces are missing, also replace any warped stove parts.
Why is the substrate crumbling in my Regency F3500 Wood stove?
The substrate in your Regency Wood stove might be crumbling due to extreme thermal shock, refueling with wet wood, or high draft. Bypass the combustor when the stove is running. Use seasoned, dried wood, and ensure the water draft does not exceed .06". Install a manual damper and draft gauge or a barometric damper.
Details the safety warnings and precautions on the appliance's label.
Provides detailed measurements and diagrams of the F3500 woodstove.
Step-by-step guide for installing the woodstove in a residential setting, including modular options.
Instructions for assembling Airmate, heat deflector, logo, and adjusting side shields.
Specifies minimum distances to combustible materials for residential, mobile home, and alcove installations.
Clearance requirements for wall exit installations using factory-built chimneys.
Guidance on using kits to connect the stove to a masonry fireplace.
Details various methods for passing chimney connectors through combustible walls.
Specifies requirements for protecting combustible floors from embers.
Provides a sequential process for installing the chimney and connector.
Guidelines and tables for determining optimal woodstove flue heights based on elevation and bends.
Mandatory guidelines for installing the woodstove in mobile homes.
Instructions for installing the damper and connecting the outside air kit through pedestal rear or bottom.
Lists approved components for mobile home installations from various manufacturers.
Procedure for installing and replacing the stainless steel smoke deflector.
Guide for installing firebricks to extend stove life and radiate heat evenly.
Instructions on using and storing the removable door handle for safety.
Steps for installing the 120V fan and operating it automatically or manually.
Guidance on selecting and preparing seasoned firewood for efficient burning.
Steps for the first fire, draft control operation, and initial stove warming.
Procedures for safely removing and disposing of ashes from the stove.
Important safety rules and warnings for operating the woodstove.
Lists common problems encountered with the stove and their corresponding solutions.
Covers general maintenance, thermometer, creosote, door gasket, and glass care.
Instructions for safely replacing the stove's glass.
Covers achieving light-off, monitoring, and cleaning the catalytic combustor.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing the catalytic combustor.
Procedure for replacing the gasket on the bypass door for a proper seal.
Instructions for secondary air tube maintenance and adjusting the door catch.
A checklist of maintenance tasks to be performed annually on the woodstove.
A comprehensive list of parts for the main F3500 stove assembly with part numbers.
Diagram and list of firebricks for the F3500 stove.
A detailed list of parts specific to the door assembly of the F3500 stove.
Details on the component and labor coverage provided under the limited lifetime warranty.
Lists factors and issues that void the stove's warranty, including lack of maintenance.
Instructions on how to contact the dealer or FPI for warranty service.
Information on registering the product and accessing customer support and tips.
Details of the warranty for the catalytic converter provided by Applied Ceramics for US customers.
Specific warranty information for catalytic converters from Applied Ceramics for Canadian customers.
General| Fuel Type | Wood |
|---|---|
| EPA Certified | Yes |
| Weight | 450 lbs |
| Firebox Material | Steel |
| Emissions | 2.5 grams/hour |
| Heating Capacity | 60, 000 BTU/hr |
| Maximum Log Length | 20 inches |
| Flue Size | 6 inches |
