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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
First there are minimum clearances from combustible materials they are as follows: From
above 53", Front 48", Rear 36", Both sides 36", Flue Pipe 18". The stove may be installed
on a combustible floor providing a non combustible pad or floor cover at least 9/32" thick is
used to place the stove on.
We suggest Installing a Reverso heat shield and a Reverso insulated pad on the floor
underneath the appliance. Use Reverso
EZ-LOCK
heavy gauge black pipe. To minimize the
mount of creosote, try to use the least number of elbows as possible. No draft damper is
necessary due to the fact the construction of the unit is air tight. Consult with your dealer
regarding the chimney or flue you are connecting your stove to. A proper chimney is
paramount in the operation and efficiency of your unit. The chimney to be used must be an
all brick chimney clay pipe lined or an all fuel chimney. Again have your dealer clarify your
chimney requirements.
BLOWER INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
FOR OPTIONAL BLOWER KITS BK100
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5 & BK100
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Place the blower (1) between the brackets hanging from the underside of the stove. Secure
the two front screws (2)
ONLY
. Allow the rear part of the blower
.
to drop so it is at an angle.
While the blower is in this position slide collar of duct (5) over collar of fan (1). Lift duct (5)
up and hook the channel (6) under the rear edge of the stove. Push the top of the duct
forward until. the lip Is seated underneath the top edge of the stove and holes for the screws
(4) line up. Install the screws (4). To finish install the two rear screws to the blower and tighten.
To start the fire place a log on each side of the fire box put paper and kindling in between the
logs. Open manual draft control to full. Now light the kindling. Leave the doors open for about
five minutes then close the doors. Now the fire is started. Adjust your automatic draft control
to desired heat level. During the Initial firing period it is very important the doors remain
closed to. avoid overheating while the stove finish is curing. Repeat this procedure for
approximately one month. By this time the finish on the stove should be cured and long
lasting.
Gradually increase the amount of wood burned (three or four pounds at
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a time). Very shortly
your new stove will be supplying an abundance of heat.
When cleaning your stove be certain to dispose of ashes in an all metal container. Do not
use this container for any other refuse while using it for ash disposition. It is very important
that the doors be kept closed as much as possible to avoid overheating and rapid
consumption of fuel. Inspect the door seals regularly make sure they are in good condition if
frailty becomes evident replace all door seals. Caution automatic draft control settings are of
