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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 

 
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE 
INSTALLATION 

 

PRE-INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS: 

 

CAUTION

:  Read and follow these directions carefully. 

Retain this manual for as long as you own your Northern Stoker.  
 

CAUTION

:  The Northern Stoker is designed for outdoor 

use.  We do not recommend installing in a building. 
 

CAUTION

:  All installation and operations must follow  

PROVINCIAL and LOCAL CODES for wiring, plumbing, and  
firing of this unit.  These CODES may differ from this manual. 

Installation should be performed by a 

Qualified Installer.

  

 

CAUTION

:  Load wood carefully to avoid injury to hands and 

fingers that may come into contact with stove opening.  Always 
wear leather gloves when refueling a Northern Stoker.  

 

CAUTION

:  Circulator pumps must run continuously whenever 

the Northern Stoker is being used even in the summer. 

 

CAUTION

:  All covers or guards must be in place at all times, 

except for maintenance or service. 

 

CAUTION

:  Burn Dry Wood Only.  

 

CAUTION

:  Do not store fuel or other combustible material 

within marked installation clearances.  

 

CAUTION

:   Do not connect this unit to a chimney flue serving 

another appliance.  

 

CAUTION

:  Cut split seasoned wood (below 25% moisture)  

is the recommended fuel. 

 

CAUTION

:  Keep door closed while burning unless to load.  

See Refueling Instructions and follow as directed. 
 

CAUTION

:  Seals must be maintained and kept in good  

condition.  
 

CAUTION

:  Only responsible adults should operate your  

furnace. 
 

CAUTION

:  Hot surfaces – Keep Children Away.  Do not 

touch  

during operation. 

 

 

 

CAUTION

:  To prevent unauthorized persons from opening 

the combustion chamber fuel loading door as well as the control 
house doors, always keep them locked.  

 

CAUTION

:  Never allow children to play near or tamper with 

your furnace.  Always keep the area around, and in front of fuel 

loading door clean and free from combustible materials.   

 

CAUTION

:   It is important to regularly clean the flue pipes and 

chimney and is especially important to thoroughly clean at the 
end of the heating season to minimize corrosion during the 

summer months caused by accumulated ash.  

 

CAUTION

:  While maintaining clearance of 8’ (2438 mm) from 

each side 8’ (2438 mm) front & back from combustibles, keep 

the non-combustible concrete pad the stoker is sitting on swept 
clean of chips, saw dust or any other combustible materials.  

 

CAUTION

:  Manufacturer recommends a minimum 30 ft.  

(9.144 m) clearance from buildings or fire hazards. Keep grass 

cut around the furnace area. If placed near a fire hazard area an 
approved spark arrester should be used. 

 

CAUTION

:  Warning:  Risk of Fire. 

Always keep the area around, and in front of fuel door clean and 

free of all combustible materials. 
 

CAUTION

:  

All models operate at atmospheric pressure.  

DO NOT obstruct, block, or plug in any way the overflow  
vent pipe which is located directly on top of the furnace at  

the back going into the expansion tank. 

 

CAUTION

:   Keep the Control House doors closed to keep the 

control house above freezing temperature.   
 

CAUTION

:  Do not use chemicals for fluids to start the fire. 

 

CAUTION

:  In the event of a chimney fire or “runaway fire” be 

sure fans are off, water pumps are running, loading door and rear 

clean out doors are closed tight, check to ensure dampers are 
closed tight, check water level is ok.  Once fire is under control it 

is ok to operate stove in normal operating mode. Be sure to find 
the source of the runaway fire.  Causes can be burning fuel other 

than wood, doors left open, seals around door need replacing or 

damper stuck open.  Correct any of these conditions.         
 

CAUTION

:  

This is an auxiliary cost saving heat source, 

not your primary heat source.  It should be installed so the 
primary heat source will maintain an above freezing 
temperature to the area being heated

 & the Northern 

Stoker Furnace in the event of auxiliary failure.

 

Safety

 

 

Safety 

 

 
 
 

Summary of Contents for 30-30

Page 1: ...SEDNOVEMBER1 2013 Note In an effort to provide our customers with the best product and experience available Northern Stoker reserves the right to update and modify the contents of this Owners Manual a...

Page 2: ...Starting a Fire 7 Refueling 8 Cleaning your Northern Stoker 9 Electronic Control System 10 14 Maintenance Schedule and Approved Fuels 15 16 Troubleshooting Guide 17 Furnace Diagram 18 Specifications...

Page 3: ...burn 30 50 less fuel This would represent a very high return on your labour Your Northern Stoker will give you the best results if you burn the best possible fuel which is Dry Wood If you cut your own...

Page 4: ...oor clean and free from combustible materials CAUTION It is important to regularly clean the flue pipes and chimney and is especially important to thoroughly clean at the end of the heating season to...

Page 5: ...erneath a driveway they should be buried approximately 4 5 1219 1524 mm below grade If lines travel through a low or wet area they should be insulated and installed in a water tight piping Burying Tip...

Page 6: ...ys and various system setups to add your Northern Stoker Water Treatment fluid Please contact your Northern Stoker Dealer for the best way to do so as per your system design Model 30 30 requires appro...

Page 7: ...C BOILER PERIODICALLY TO ENSURE THAT IT WILL OPERATE SATISFACTORILY WHEN NEEDED 2 DO NOT RELOCATE OR BYPASS ANY OF THE SAFETY CONTROLS IN THE ORIGINAL GAS OIL ELECTRIC BOILER INSTALLATION 3 CAUTION TH...

Page 8: ...ater to water heat exchanger Forced Air Furnaces Forced air furnaces are the most common type of primary heat systems in residences today With the addition of a water to air heat exchanger installed i...

Page 9: ...fire 10 When you need to add this additional fuel turn OFF the combustion chamber blower fan follow instructions on page 8 for Refueling the Northern Stoker Wait a minimum of one minute or until smok...

Page 10: ...l into your Northern Stoker When placing the fuel in your furnace it should be placed in the firebox combustion chamber and not in the loading door frame area Wood can be loaded to the top of the open...

Page 11: ...en bottom auger This will clean the heat exchanger tubes and deposit the fly ash back into the combustion chamber Every two 2 weeks or there about it is advisable to remove the augers and clean the au...

Page 12: ...LOW WATER ALARM INDICATOR C START PUSH BUTTON D SYSTEM OFF ON ILLUMINATED SWITCH G INTERIOR LIGHT OFF ON SWITCH H CONTROLLER I TEMPERATURE FARRENHEIT J OUT1 INDICATES BLOWER IS ON M PV INDICATES ACTU...

Page 13: ...roller system to function correctly The switch will illuminate red if left in the OFF position This is a reminder to the operator to turn the switch ON for normal operation Note The auxiliary receptac...

Page 14: ...GLE DEGREE INCREMENTS TO 10 DEGREE INCREMENTS This button changes the set temperature UP Down buttons O from single degree increments to 10 Degree increment adjustments M PV INDICATES ACTUAL MANIFOLD...

Page 15: ...e UP arrow and DOWN arrow buttons O on the CONTROLLER H The range of adjustable temperature is 150 F to 185 F 65 6 C to 85 C Simply press up or down to the desired temperature shown at M Now the furna...

Page 16: ...chamber loading door and turn ON the blower fan Toggle switch located on the upper right side of structure Flip combustion chamber blower fan toggle switch ON D When you want to shutdown the furnace f...

Page 17: ...ean out augers Page 9 Observe light layer of soot fly ash or creosote on the combustion chamber walls chimney flue chimney connector or chimney and remove Page 9 Top up with water to ensure there is n...

Page 18: ...cian or Northern Stoker Dealer APPROVED FUEL NON APPROVED FUELS Dry split wood up to 25 moisture content Fire starter fluids of any kind Gas Diesel Fuel Oil Tires Naphtha YOUR INVESTMENT You have inve...

Page 19: ...le Fan Forced Furnace make sure that existing primary heat source is operating correctly If the temperature reading is inaccurate check that the temperature probe has a loose connection come out of th...

Page 20: ...TDOOR 120V LIGHT 11 EXPANSION TANK AND WATER LEVEL INDICATOR 4 CHIMNEY AND RAINCAP 12 HEAT EXCHANGER DOORS HOUSES AUGERS FOR ASH CLEANOUT 5 INTERIOR LIGHT SWITCH LOCATED ON 6 WATER LEVEL FLOAT SWITCH...

Page 21: ...OUSE AND FLOOR WEIGHT AND OUTSIDE DIMENSIONS EMPTY 3175 lbs 1440 kg 84 2134 mm L x 56 11 16 1440 mm W x 105 5 8 2383 mm H WATER CAPACITY 167 IMP GALLONS 758 L ELECTRICAL RATING 120V 60HZ 15A HEAT OUTP...

Page 22: ...Follow instructions in owner s manual OPERATE THE OIL GAS ELECTRIC BOILER PERIODICALLY TO ENSURE IT WILL OPERATE SATISFACTORILY WHEN NEEDED DO NOT RELOCATE OR BYPASS ANY OF THE SAFETY CONTROLS IN THE...

Page 23: ...21 Notes...

Page 24: ...N INFORMATION INSTALLED BY DEALER CUSTOMER INSTALLED FOR HOUSE COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURAL GARAGE SHOP GREENHOUSE OTHER ____________________________________________________________________________________...

Page 25: ...GES INCURRED TO PROPERTY BY DISTRIBUTORS DEALERS AND SUB TRADES DAMAGE CAUSED BY CORROSIVE WATER WATER TREATMENT PURCHASED FROM A NORTHERN STOKER DEALER MUST BE ADDED TO HELP WITH CORROSION LUBRICATIO...

Page 26: ...N INFORMATION INSTALLED BY DEALER CUSTOMER INSTALLED FOR HOUSE COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURAL GARAGE SHOP GREENHOUSE OTHER ____________________________________________________________________________________...

Page 27: ...GES INCURRED TO PROPERTY BY DISTRIBUTORS DEALERS AND SUB TRADES DAMAGE CAUSED BY CORROSIVE WATER WATER TREATMENT PURCHASED FROM A NORTHERN STOKER DEALER MUST BE ADDED TO HELP WITH CORROSION LUBRICATIO...

Page 28: ...GES INCURRED TO PROPERTY BY DISTRIBUTORS DEALERS AND SUB TRADES DAMAGE CAUSED BY CORROSIVE WATER WATER TREATMENT PURCHASED FROM A NORTHERN STOKER DEALER MUST BE ADDED TO HELP WITH CORROSION LUBRICATIO...

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