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Operating Instructions & Maintenance Guidelines

FOR USE WITH CORN OR WOOD PELLETS ONLY

INSTALLATION: It is imperative that this stove be installed by a qualified installer in accordance with the
installation manual provided with this stove.  Improper installation and /or maintenance may create a fire
hazard, result in an unsafe condition, result in poor performance and may void your warranty.

Please read this entire manual before operating this stove.  Make sure the installer of this product reviews the
operating sequence, maintenance requirements, both during the heating season and annual requirements
and answers any questions you may have.

CAUTION: Operate this stove only with the fuel hopper closed.  Failure to do so may result in emission of
products of combustion from the hopper under certain conditions.  This stove is equipped with a safety
interlock device which will turn off auger operation when the hopper lid is opened.  To prevent fire from
extinguishing, do not allow hopper lid to remain open longer than 30-45 seconds.

This stove is approved for use with shelled corn or wood pellets only.  An unlimited mixture of shelled corn and 
wood pellets may also be used.  A switch is located at the top of the control board.  Simply depress the switch
to the corresponding fuel you are using.  It’s that easy - no burn pot to remove and exchange.

SHELLED CORN - If you are providing your own fuel

When using shelled corn in this stove, make sure that the switch at the top of the control board is depressed to
the ‘corn’ setting.  The shelled corn must be 15% or less moisture content.  Corn must be dry, clean, and of
good quality.  Corn dust should be screened prior to using.  Burning wet and /or poor quality corn will not burn
properly and will deteriorate stove performance. 

NOTE:  Corn with excessive grain dust should be screened.

Large pieces of cob should be removed as they may plug the auger.  

Contact your dealer for information on where to purchase high quality fuel products to burn in your new stove.

STORAGE: Shelled corn should be stored in a tight container where it will not absorb moisture from damp or

wet floors.  This will also prevent rodents from becoming a problem.  Do not store corn within the
clearance requirements or in a area that would hinder routine cleaning & maintenance.

WOOD PELLETS

This stove is equipped with a dual burn system which means it can be used with either shelled corn or wood
pellets or a combination of both.  It is not necessary to exchange burn pots when changing from corn to
wood pellets and visa versa.  Make sure that the switch at the top of control board is depressed to the ‘pellets’
setting.

STORAGE: Wood pellets should be left in their original sealed bag until using.  This will prevent moisture

absorption.

CORN SETTING VS. PELLET SETTING

The difference between the corn setting & pellet setting on this stove is the auger operation.  When the stove is
set to the ‘corn’ setting, the auger ‘on time’ is much less than when the stove is set to the ‘pellet’ setting.  This
means that less product (corn) will drop into the burn pot when set to the corn setting.   Corn burns slower than
pellets, therefore less corn should be fed from the auger.

Summary of Contents for Olivia OLV-PC

Page 1: ...stallation and use of the corn pellet fuel burning room heater Failure to follow these instructions could result in property damage bodily injury or even death Contact local building or fire officials...

Page 2: ...Lighting the Stove 5 6 Start up Program Sequence 7 Thermostat Control 7 Diagnostic Features 7 8 Shutting the Stove Off 8 Safety Devices 9 Maintenance Instructions 10 16 Daily Maintenance 10 11 Weekly...

Page 3: ...an Unlimited Mixture Convenient Pellet Corn Switch Digital Control Board with Diagnostics 90 lb Hopper Capacity Heat Exchange Tube cleaner Hearth Extension Ash drawer with easy access iPatent Pending...

Page 4: ...ontrol board is depressed to the corn setting The shelled corn must be 15 or less moisture content Corn must be dry clean and of good quality Corn dust should be screened prior to using Burning wet an...

Page 5: ...nt curing and other agents used in the manufacturing process 7 This stove will become HOT WHILE IN OPERATION Keep children clothing and furniture away from all stove surfaces Direct contact with the s...

Page 6: ...rn pot on start up if needed D FAN The fan button will adjust the convection fan on heat setting level 1 only Push the button and the red LED light will flash once to decrease the voltage 5 volts Push...

Page 7: ...ssary 4 Set control switch located at the top of the circuit board to the CORN setting 5 Place 4 oz to 6 oz wood pellets into the burn pot We use wood pellets to initially light the stove Corn will ig...

Page 8: ...fitting lid The closed container of ashes should be placed on a noncombustible floor or on the ground well away from all combustible materials pending final disposal If the ashes are disposed of by bu...

Page 9: ...t steps 1 4 in the Lighting your Stove section THERMOSTAT CONTROL This stove is capable of operating on a thermostat A feature has been built into the circuit control board which delays the time betwe...

Page 10: ...ight will start blinking 2 VACUUM SWITCH In order for the stove to operate properly the firebox needs to be sealed and operating under a negative pressure During the first 30 seconds after the stove h...

Page 11: ...nsed during start up or drops below 90o F during normal operation 3 Vacuum Switch This is sometimes referred to as the Negative Pressure switch When the stove is turned ON the exhaust fan creates a ne...

Page 12: ...heat setting level to 1 2 Let stove burn at heat setting level 1 for approximately 5 minutes 3 Locate the two handles located directly under the hearth extension Refer to page 1 4 While holding the l...

Page 13: ...may be wiped with a dry soft cloth daily to remove residue The stove should be set at the 1 heat setting to allow the glass to cool down slightly if the stove has be operating at a higher level If the...

Page 14: ...all debris from firebox or push it into the ash drawer 6 Replace the burn pot A into position Ensure that the ash drop pans operate properly C 7 Unlatch the ash door C at the front below the hearth e...

Page 15: ...ft bristled paintbrush a Shop Vac or the like CAUTION When using a vacuum all debris ashes etc must be completely cooled Do not use a vacuum to clean hot debris unless it has been designed to do so 1...

Page 16: ...panel on the back wall behind the ash drawer Loosen but do not remove the screws securing the panel and remove the panel Vacuum area behind the panel 15 Replace the clean out panel and secure with th...

Page 17: ...and monthly maintenance will prolong the life of the stove maintain its appearance and ensure safe reliable operation for the next heating season Your dealer may offer an annual service maintenance co...

Page 18: ...particles of fly ash The fly ash will collect in the exhaust venting system and restrict the flow of flue gases Incomplete combustion such as occurs during start up and shut down or incorrect operati...

Page 19: ...ent cap Contact your dealer for more information 3 Use between 4 to 6 oz of pellets in the burn pot for starting Using less than this amount may not create enough heat to close the P O F switch 110 de...

Page 20: ...to be blocked or a wind cap needs to be installed 3 The vacuum hose may be disconnected on either end 4 The vacuum hose may be plugged with fly ash 5 The gray wires to the vacuum switch may be loose o...

Page 21: ...OLV LAT Latch Assembly Fans 8 OLV 028 Convection Fan 9 OLV 038 Combustion Fan 4 SAFETY SWITCHES 13 10 404 4 Proof of Fire P O F Switch 11 404 5 High Limit Switch 12 404 6 Vacuum Switch 13 404 7 Corn P...

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