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General| Brand | United States Stove |
|---|---|
| Model | Ashley AW1820E |
| Category | Wood stove |
| Language | English |
If this heater is not properly installed, a house fire may result. For your safety, follow the installation instructions.
Please read this entire manual before you install or use your new room heater. Failure to follow instructions may result in property damage, bodily injury, or even death.
Tested Per EPA Methods ALT-125, ASTM E2515, ASTM E3053 and CSA B415 Certified to: UL 1482-2011 (R2015), ULC-628-93
Do not install this heater in a mobile home or trailer. CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING.
Comply with local building codes and use a qualified installer for proper installation.
Do not install in mobile homes; observe minimum clearances to combustibles.
Use approved masonry or UL 103 HT chimney; never vent into another room or use aluminum Type B vent.
DO NOT ROUTE THE blower power SUPPLY CORD NEAR OR ACROSS HOT SURFACES!
Canada Installations requires a continuous 6 inch chimney liner.
Diagram showing overall width, depth, and height of the appliance.
Inspect fireplace and chimney for cracks, mortar, creosote, blockages, or deterioration.
Minimum 6" diameter, 15 ft overall height, 3 ft above roof, 2 ft above highest point within 10 ft.
Ensure adequate clearance to combustibles and adequate makeup air supply.
Proper draft is crucial; chimney must meet height, cross-section requirements, and require a 6” stainless steel liner.
Solid non-combustible floor required, extending 6" to sides and 17" in front, or UL listed protector with R-Value 1.4.
Install chimney liner, position and level appliance, connect chimney liner.
Assemble surround panels and trim securely.
Connect blower power cord, assemble surround, and install firebricks correctly.
Draft is crucial for air movement and combustion; affects performance and safety.
Connect to correct flue size, avoid shared chimneys, meet height requirements.
Inspect, clean, and repair existing masonry chimneys before installation.
Table listing wood types by weight, efficiency, and BTU output for best choice.
Procedure to check if wood is dry and properly seasoned for optimal burning.
Warnings about house fire risks, explosion hazards from flammable liquids, and safe operation.
Avoid overfiring, keep children away, ensure adequate air, inspect chimney, and use wood fuel only.
List of items not to burn, including garbage, plastic, rubber, and treated wood.
Warning against altering burn rate; explanation of heating efficiency values (LHV/HHV).
Initial burns to cure paint; use only well-seasoned cordwood for optimal performance.
Rake embers, add fuel, leave air control open, then adjust as fire brightens.
Add fuel carefully, close door, adjust air, and empty ashes regularly.
Monitor visible smoke, check air tubes, and operate the blower for even heat distribution.
Understand creosote formation, risks, removal, and prevention methods.
Requirements for chimney draft and procedures for ash removal and disposal.
Use smoke/CO monitors, inspect glass, and follow safe glass care practices.
Instructions for replacing glass and door gasket, ensuring proper seal.
Procedures for safely removing the insert for inspection purposes.
Diagram showing connections for blower motor and rheostat.
Disconnect power before maintenance; avoid routing cord near hot surfaces.
Diagram and list of numbered parts for the main appliance body and surrounds.
List of parts for blower assembly and surround trim components.
Parts list for door, glass, retainers, and gaskets.
Parts list for firebricks, secondary tubes, and insulation.
Fields for engineer name, license, company, phone, inspection, and items replaced.
Always provide part number, description, model number, and serial number when ordering.
