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Crucial safety instructions for installation and operation to prevent hazards.
Key warnings regarding fuel, operation, hot surfaces, and potential hazards.
Defines minimum distances from ground, walkways, penetrations, gas meters, and combustibles.
Lists minimum inch clearances from stove sides, back, corners, and vent pipe to combustibles.
Critical warnings for mobile home installations, including air source and room restrictions.
Guidance on operating the stove and inspecting the chimney to prevent fires.
Details on the control board's role in operation, safety features, and diagnostic capabilities.
Explains the Auger Feed, Heat Level, and Draft Trim buttons for operation adjustments.
Detailed steps for lighting the stove for the first time, including ignition cycle.
Instructions on how to properly turn off the stove and the resulting safety shutdown.
Guidance on adjusting the damper for optimal burn during the initial break-in period.
Explains how LED lights indicate heat or vacuum related issues for troubleshooting.
Explanation of LED flashes indicating Proof of Fire, High Limit, or Vacuum switch status.
Description of High Limit and Vacuum switches and their safety shutdown functions.
Highlights the impact of keeping the stove clean on performance and safety.
Steps for checking and cleaning the Grate Weldment and Shaker Plate holes.
Proper procedures for disposing of ashes and safe handling of flammable liquids.
Illustrates the electrical connections for the stove's components and control board.
Addresses common problems like empty auger tubes and burnpot overloading.
Explains issues related to the stove not burning and blinking LED diagnostic lights.
Covers problems with fuel burning too quickly, empty hoppers, and #4 LED blinking.
Step-by-step guide to changing the program on the control board.
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