OM-MP80 E V1.15
January 29, 2015
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MP80
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
AIR SETTINGS
Th
e high output (when there is a heat demand) is set in the factory at 1
1/2” and should only be altered by the installer. Th
e low output (standby)
can be adjusted with the screw on the primary air blade (see fi g 25)
situated underneath the loading door. It controls the gap
“A”
. Th
e bigger
the gap, the more combustion air enters into the fi rebox, the higher the low
burn.
Every installation is diff erent because of draft , kind of wood being used
and geographic location. Adjust the fl ap in a way that it maintains a fi re
overnight on standby but not using high amounts of wood.
NOTE: WOOD QUALITY AND MOISTURE CONTENT IS OF
UTMOST IMPORTANCE WHEN IT COMES TO SATISFACTORY
OVERNIGHT BURNS. BASICALLY DRY HARDWOOD 20”-24”
IN LENGTH.
IMPORTANT: FILL FIREBOX TO BOTTOM OF LOADING DOOR
ONLY (see arrows)
1 12"
THERMOSTATS
If your furnace is operating as a combination unit remember both units will not fi re at the same time. If the
wood furnace is to be your main source of heat, set the wood thermostat at your desired room temperature and
set the thermostat from your alternate furnace approximately 5° F (3°C) lower.
NOTE: IF THE ALTERNATIVE FURNACE IS RUNNING AND THE WOOD FURNACE IS
STARTING TO HEAT UP AFTER RE-LOADING, THE ALTERNATE FURNACE WILL SHUT OFF
AUTOMATICALLY.