Earth Bear Cub 305-FA Series, Owner'S Manual

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Be careful when loading wood into the furnace. Surface areas inside the furnace are hot.
Creosote build up in the furnace can ignite suddenly or cause burns if dripped onto the
skin.
Do not modify the furnace. Do not substitute repairs that can be provided by your dealer,
distributor or manufacturing company. Any such action will void your warranty.
Failure to heed these warnings or any additional warnings on the furnace may result
in an accident causing personal injury and damage.
!! CALL LOCAL UTILITIES BEFORE YOU DIG THE TRENCH !!
Disposal of ashes:
OPEN THE DOOR FOR THE DISPOSAL OF ASHES. ASHES SHOULD BE PLACED IN
A METAL CONTAINER WITH A TIGHT-FITTING LID. THE CLOSED CONTAINER OF
ASHED SHOULE BE PLACED ON A NON-COMPUSTIBLE FLOOR OR ON THE
GROUND. ALL COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS SHOULD BE DISPOSED OF BY BURIAL
IN SOIL OR OTHERWISE DISPERSED. ASHES SHOULD BE RETAINED IN THE
CLOSED CONTAINER UNTIL ALL CINDERS HAVE THOROUGHLY COOLED.
Installation, to include wiring and plumbing, and operation must follow Federal, Provincial,
State and Local Codes, electrical, plumbing, fire and building codes.
The Earth furnace is not intended to be the only source of heat. However, a back-up
system should always be in place and ready for use.
The manufacturer is not liable for damages or property in the case of misuse, improper
installation of equipment or for knowing local installation codes. Product owner assumes
all responsibility for this.
This document is a general manual to aid in installation. We
cannot know all applicable codes in your area!
Remember to give the furnace a “Once Over” regularly.
“Once” a week clean the ashes out (or often if needed)
“Once” a month clean the chimney
BE SAFE:
Never leave the door open or unattended.
Keep children away – the door will be hot.
Never endanger your dwelling or buildings by putting the furnace too close or
where the flu-chimney could endanger.
Use spark arrestor.
Know your local codes before purchasing.
Follow all local, state, building, fire and electrical codes.