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General| Type | Wood Stove |
|---|---|
| Heating Capacity | 1, 200 sq. ft. |
| Fuel Type | Wood |
| Material | Steel |
| Efficiency | 75% |
| EPA Certified | Yes |
| Burn Time | Up to 8 hours |
| Firebox Size | 1.5 cu. ft. |
| Log Size | 18 inches |
| Flue Size | 6 inches |
Details required when ordering repair parts, including part number, description, model, and serial number.
Highlights the risk of house fire if the heater is not properly installed and advises following directions.
Advises reading all instructions before installation/operation and warns that improper installation may void warranty.
Lists essential tools for installation, such as pencils, tape measures, drills, screwdrivers, and nut drivers.
Lists necessary materials like chimney connection, sheet metal screws, chimney pipe, floor protector, and furnace cement.
Illustrates the physical dimensions of the heater unit, with key measurements shown.
Reiterates fire risk from improper installation and advises consulting local officials for restrictions.
Covers 14 detailed rules for safe installation and operation, including venting, chimney requirements, and fire safety.
Provides critical cautions regarding heater temperature, glove use, and handling of metal parts.
Guidelines for selecting a location, including chimney connection, floor protection, and clearances.
Important notes before the initial firing of the heater, including thermostat knob and firebrick placement.
Details about the optional F36 Blower Kit and how to order it.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the flue collar to the heater, including parts list and diagram.
Addresses the condition of 'overfiring' and advises on installing a barometric draft regulator.
Instructions for installing the solid flue damper into the flue collar, with notes on EPA requirements.
Lists all repair parts with key numbers, part numbers, descriptions, and quantities, covering internal and external components.
Discusses approved chimney types (factory-built, masonry) and the importance of draft for proper performance.
Key considerations for chimney installation, including sizing, elbows, and horizontal pipe slope.
Diagram illustrating through-the-wall installation of the chimney system, including clearances.
Diagram showing typical installation into a masonry chimney, with required clearances and components.
Details specific exterior repair parts for the Model 2931, identified by key numbers and part numbers.
Discusses the challenges and risks of venting into existing fireplaces, including safety and warranty concerns.
Warns that not all fireplaces are suitable for installing a wood heater, emphasizing structural and liner integrity.
Details on connecting stovepipe to masonry chimneys, including entry port, thimble, and clearance requirements.
Discusses the advantages and disadvantages of masonry chimneys for heater installation.
Instructions for reversing the cabinet door knob for proper usage after shipping.
Explains creosote formation, its dangers, and the necessity of regular inspection and removal.
Advises on actions to take during a chimney fire and the importance of post-fire inspection.
Rules for installing the connector pipe, including crimped ends, sloping, clearances, and sealing.
Specifies suitable fuel types (hardwood) and prohibits coal and manufactured logs.
Step-by-step guide for lighting the heater, including thermostat settings and fire starting.
Advises on the best method for adding fuel to ensure complete combustion and minimize soot.
Cautions against using flammable liquids, gasoline, or similar fluids to start fires.
Warns about the dangers of overfiring, including house fires and damage to the heater.
Emphasizes operating the heater with feed and ash doors closed for thermostatic control and to prevent overheating.
Provides hints for common service issues like draft problems, spillage, and improper connections.
Details creosote formation, its dangers, and the importance of regular inspection and removal to prevent fires.
Diagram illustrating the exterior components of the Model 2931 heater for reference.
Provides a detailed list of all repair parts for Model 2931, including key numbers, part numbers, and quantities.
