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HOMEOWNER OPERATION
What Happens When First Lit?
There is a curing period. This can include a small amount of smoke and odor. This is normal. Curing steps include:
Step 1: Expelling Initial Smoke and Odors
• Complete the installation of any surround, front, doors, or safety screen.
• Turn on in the Manual (Off) thermostat mode.
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Set the flame height to Hi.
• Set the fan speed control to Level 2.
• Run with these settings for a minimum of 3 hours. Then turn off and let it cool.
It is important that the blowers are on during this step to prevent the curing smoke from staining the
surrounding wall finish. Complete Step 1 prior to installation of wall finish materials. Visible smoke and odor
is expected during this step. If desired, disable smoke alarms before this step. Smoke from the initial cure
may set off smoke alarms. Open doors and windows to circulate fresh air.
Slight odors may still be noticeable on future startups. These will diminish over time with further use.
Step 2: High Heat Curing Cycle
• Turn on in the Manual (Off) thermostat mode.
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Set the flame height to Hi.
• Set the fan speed control to Off.
• Run it with these settings for 8 continuous hours or until curing odors have diminished.
• When odors have diminished, leave on and continue below.
• Set the fan speed control to Level 1.
• If any new curing odors are detected, continue to run this setting until the curing odors have diminished.
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Additional Curing Information
It is not unusual to require more than 10 continuous hours on high for curing odors to diminish. There are variables that can
extend or shorten the curing time, such as decorative fronts, doors, facing materials, and their applications.
It is normal for surrounding surfaces to be too hot to touch. Provided that all clearances and R-value requirements in the
installation manual have been met, this is not a safety concern. Be aware that any material used around the appliance will
heat up and has the potential to cause odor issues. Adhesives, glue, wall substrate, wall finish material, paints, and polishes
are common materials that if used incorrectly will cause odor issues. Acadia is not responsible for any odor issues caused
by materials used. If you have any additional questions or concerns, contact your authorized dealer or email service@
acadiahearth.com.
Can I Operate During Power Outages?
This electronic ignition system uses the supplied 120VAC power when it is available for all functions of this system. If you
experience a power outage, insert 4 AA batteries into battery pack located in the ignition module box. During the power
outage, the burner will function as well as the flame height adjustment. The fan and accent light, which are dependent on
120VAC power, will not function. Your installer should demonstrate the backup DC power pack during power outages. Be sure
to retain the DC battery pack and the connecting harness in a safe and secure place for use during power outages.
What Is The Required Annual Maintenance?
The following procedures must be performed each year by a qualified service person. Recommended steps for yearly
maintenance:
Any adjustments to burner, pilot, or logs must be done by a qualified authorized service person.
1. Remove logs and coals and clean away any foreign matter (lint, carbon, etc.) on the burner and logs. Be sure the burner
ports are “open”. Clean the pilot and under side of the logs for any carbon deposits. Logs should be visually checked for
carbon buildup. If carbon deposits are visible on logs, turned off and contact an authorized service person. Be sure logs are
re-installed per instructions.
2. Clean all lint and dust build-up around the control. Inspect the condition of any wiring under the burner for melting or
damage. Clean flame sensor rod/hook using emery cloth. Vacuum all burner ports and pilot assembly.