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General| Category | Wood Stove |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Vermont Castings |
| EPA Certified | Yes |
| Material | Cast Iron |
| Blower Included | Optional |
| Burn Time | 8 hours |
Details the certification of the Aspen Model 1920 by testing laboratories and adherence to standards.
Specifies approval for installation in US manufactured homes, outlining key structural and safety considerations.
Describes the type of ceramic glass used and recommendations for replacement to ensure safe operation.
Provides technical data on heat output, efficiency ratings, and fuel type specifications for the appliance.
Explains the dangers of CO, the importance of detectors, and recommended placement and alarm response procedures.
Guides on planning installation, considering safety, clearances, floor protection, and local codes.
Outlines essential fire safety measures including clearances, detectors, extinguishers, and evacuation plans.
A comprehensive checklist to ensure the appliance is safely installed and ready for initial operation.
Provides detailed diagrams and measurements of the stove's physical dimensions for installation planning.
Specifies required clearances from the stove and chimney connector to combustible materials.
Details requirements for protecting the floor around the stove from radiant heat and sparks.
Explains the concept of draft, its importance for stove performance, and factors affecting it.
Guidelines for selecting, installing, and connecting the stove's flue to the chimney system.
Details approved methods for safely passing chimney connectors through combustible walls.
Covers requirements for masonry and prefabricated chimneys, including height and condition.
Specific installation requirements and safety precautions for using the stove in manufactured homes.
Instructions for safely unpacking the stove and inspecting for damage or missing parts.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the stove legs, ensuring a stable and secure base.
Procedure for installing the ashlip component to the stove bottom for ash collection.
Guidance on attaching the optional adapter for direct outside air supply to the firebox.
Instructions for repositioning the flue collar for rear exit chimney connections.
Details on installing the required bottom heat shield for floor protection.
Recommends using dry, seasoned hardwood for optimal performance and longevity.
Overview of the manual's importance, draft explanation, and general safety precautions for operation.
Explains how draft impacts stove performance and how to manage it for efficient operation.
Details how the Aspen's primary and secondary air systems control combustion for efficient heating.
Guidance on using air control settings for desired heat output and adapting to installation specifics.
Step-by-step instructions for starting, building, and maintaining a fire for optimal stove performance.
Instructions for cleaning and touching up the painted cast iron surfaces of the stove.
Procedures for cleaning the glass panel and replacing door components like gaskets and clips.
Guidance on inspecting, cleaning, and maintaining the chimney and connector to prevent creosote buildup.
An illustrated list of all replaceable parts with their corresponding part numbers for ordering.
