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General| Brand | Shelter Furnace |
|---|---|
| Model | SF2626 |
| Category | Furnace |
| Language | English |
Details requirements for the warm air supply ductwork and plenum.
Specifies minimum safe distances from combustibles for installation.
Guidelines for placing and installing the furnace, consulting codes.
Instructions and diagrams for assembling furnace components and parts.
Details required chimney types, diameters, and installation considerations.
Guidance on designing and installing ductwork for optimal airflow and pressure.
Recommendations for selecting dry, seasoned hardwoods for optimal performance.
Step-by-step guide for starting and managing the first wood fire.
Procedures and safety for adding wood fuel to the furnace.
Instructions for starting and maintaining a coal fire, including fuel types.
Safe procedures for removing and disposing of furnace ashes.
Explanation of the draft blower's function, operation, and speed adjustment.
Information on how to adjust blower speeds and factors affecting performance.
Addresses issues where the circulation blower operates continuously.
Solutions for blower vibration problems during furnace operation.
Explains causes and remedies for flames exiting the fuel door.
Troubleshooting steps when the draft blower fails to start.
Addresses causes and solutions for dirt buildup near air registers.
Diagnoses and resolves smoke backflow issues into the draft motor.
Solutions for when the draft blower operates continuously.
Identifies causes and prevention methods for creosote buildup.
Explains causes of downdraft and how to correct them.
Addresses excessive smoke release when reloading the furnace.
Advice on dealing with insect-infested wood for the furnace.
Troubleshooting steps for a non-operational circulation blower.
Explains why blower motor speed changes might not be noticeable.
Explains the cause of odors during the first use and how they resolve.
Identifies reasons why the furnace may not heat the home adequately.
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