Add front upper cover (refer to Figure 17). Cover lifts
up and slides into stove, when in, cover drops down
and is locked in place.
Fasten the draft control with gasket to the draft in-
take assembly (four screws). Note that it is critical to
keep this complete assembly airtight.
To tighten the door on the handle side – loosen the
two set screws, lower handle behind latch, push door
in tightly and tighten set screws. (Figure 18)
The fire chamber (brick liner), grate, preheating intake
air chamber, primary and intermediate air distributor
is illustrated in figure 19, with the back removed.
Inspect grate to see that it is setting flush with the fire
box floor.
Check vertical secondary air tubes to see if they are
in place. (Figure 19)
The two stainless steel removable secondary air
tubes are located on the right and left sides of the
door frame inside the fire chamber. They actually pro-
vide the fourth level of combustion air to complete
the burn process. Under normal usage they won’t
burn out and need no maintenance (see Figure 19).
When adjusting doors, loosen the two screws (Figure
20) and push door in until there is a slight bind. As
you close the door, making sure it is not too tight,
tighten the screws.
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Figure 18
Figure 17
Figure 19
Figure 20
CLEAN OUT COVER
TEMPERATURE
HEAT SENSOR
FIRE DOOR
FRONT
BACK
PRIMARY AIR
OPENINGS
ASH DOOR
MOTORIZED ELECTRONIC
DRAFT CONTROL
DAMPER
ADAPTER BOX
DOOR
HANDLE
DOOR
LATCH
ADJUST SCREW
HINGE PIN
HINGE PIECE
DOOR FRAME
FIRE DOOR
PIVOT SCREW
ADJUSTMENT
SCREWS
SIDE PIECE
LATCH
ELECTRONIC
DRAFT CONTROL
GASKET
FRONT COVER
SECONDARY
AIR TUBES
THE LOGS BURN FROM THE
FRONT TO THE BACK.
