Avalon Ashpan Operating Instructions
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10850 117th Place N.E. Kirkland, WA 98033
Printed September 4, 2008
W A R N I N G S :
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Do not remove the ashpan when the stove is hot or while it still has burning coals or wood.
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Do not operate the stove when the ashpan is removed or loose.
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Whenever the ashpan is removed, inspect the gasket on the ashpan to make sure it is intact.
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Ashes must be completely cool before disposal. The ashpan, or other non-combustible container
with a sealing lid, may be used to contain the ashes until they are completely cool. The container
must be placed on a non-combustible surface while ashes are still warm. If burying the ashes,
dispose of them away from any structure in soil that does not contain flammable material (pine
needles, branches, etc.).
WHEN TO EMPTY THE ASHES
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Ashes inside the firebox may be pushed into the drop chute whenever ashes start to pile up. Empty
the ashpan once the ashpan fills 3/4 full. Depending upon the wood used and how thoroughly the
wood is burned, you may burn 1/4 to 3/4 of a cord of wood before the ashpan requires emptying.
REMOVING THE ASHPAN
1
With the stove cool,
reach along both sides of
the ashpan and rotate the
two handles backwards.
2
Slide the ashpan forward
and away from the stove.
3
Flip the ashpan cover
over the ashpan to seal
the ashes inside. All
ashes must be
completely cool before
disposal. The ashpan, or
other non-combustible
container, may be used
to contain the ashes until
they are completely cool.
If burying the ashes,
dispose of them away
from any structure in soil
that does not contain
flammable material (pine
needles, branches, etc.).
Rotate the
handle on both
sides backwards
to release the
ashpan.
Ashpan
Pedestal
Stove
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Ashpan Cover
Ashpan
Hinge
Ashpan Gasket
