Englander 10-CPM, Installation & Operation Manual

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 INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS, INCLUDING 

CLEANING THE UNIT AS SPECIFIED, AND REPLACING GASKETS ANNUALLY, AND PARTS AS NEEDED. 

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40 

Daily

Operation

Notes



Only

high

quality,

¼”

(.25

in.)

diameter

wood

pellets,

should

be

used

in

this

stove.

Using

low

grade

wood

pellets

with

high

ash

content

OR

wood

pellets

with

a

high

moisture

content

can

cause

the

burn

pot

to

fill

with

ash

at

a

more

rapid

pace

and

can

cause

intervals

between

periodic

maintenance

to

become

significantly

shorter.

Please

read

the

“Maintenance”

section

of

this

manual

thoroughly

to

understand

how

fuel

selection

affects

stove

operation,

maintenance

and

cleaning.



Variation

in

the

flame

height

is

normal;

not

all

wood

pellet

fuel

is

uniform

in

size,

which

can

affect

the

way

pellets

are

fed

into

the

burn

pot.

Although

the

flame

height

may

increase

and

decrease

during

operation,

there

is

no

loss

of

efficiency.



Always

store

wood

pellet

fuel

in

a

dry

location;

storing

wood

pellet

fuel

in

a

dry

location

ensures

the

fuel

will

remain

pelletized

and

low

in

moisture

content.

Also,

be

certain

that

all

wood

pellet

fuel

is

stored

at

a

safe

distance

from

the

pellet

heater;

storing

fuel

in

close

proximity

to

the

stove

can

result

in

a

fire.

This

pellet

burning

room

heater

is

equipped

with

a

specially

designed

burn

pot

which

comes

preinstalled

from

the

factory.

This

burn

pot

elevates

the

burning

pellets

and

delivers

air

at

the

precisely

‐

required

locations.

Pellets

must

only

be

burned

in

the

factory

burn

pot;

no

modifications

should

be

made

to

this

burn

pot

and

no

additional

grates

or

other

fire

elevators

should

be

used.

‐

WHAT

FUELS

NOT

TO

USE:

CAUTION



NEVER

USE

GASOLINE,

GASOLINE

‐

TYPE

LANTERN

FUEL,

KEROSENE,

CHARCOAL

LIGHTER

FLUID,

OR

SIMILAR

LIQUIDS

TO

START

OR

“FRESHEN

UP”

A

FIRE

IN

THIS

HEATER.

KEEP

ALL

SUCH

LIQUIDS

WELL

AWAY

FROM

THE

HEATER

WHILE

IN

USE.

ADDITIONALLY,

NEVER

APPLY

FIRE

‐

STARTER

TO

ANY

HOT

SURFACE

OR

EMBERS

IN

THE

STOVE.

DO

NOT

USE

CHEMICALS

OR

FLUIDS

TO

START

THE

FIRE.



DO

NOT

BURN

FLAMMABLE

FLUIDS

SUCH

AS

GASOLINE,

NAPHTHA

OR

ENGINE

OIL.



DO

NOT

BURN

GARBAGE;

LAWN

CLIPPINGS

OR

YARD

WASTE;

MATERIALS

CONTAINING

RUBBER,

INCLUDING

TIRES;

MATERIALS

CONTAINING

PLASTIC;

WASTE

PETROLEUM

PRODUCTS,

PAINT

OR

PAINT

THINNERS,

OR

ASPHALT

PRODUCTS;

MATERIALS

CONTAINING

ASBESTOS;

CONSTRUCTION

OR

DEMOLITION

DEBRIS;

RAILROAD

TIES

OR

PRESSURE

‐

TREATED

WOOD;

MANURE

OR

ANIMAL

REMAINS;

SALT

WATER

DRIFTWOOD

OR

OTHER

PREVIOUSLY

SALT

WATER

SATURATED

MATERIALS;

UNSEASONED

WOOD;

PAPER

PRODUCTS,

CARDBOARD,

PLYWOOD

OR

PARTICLEBOARD.

THE

PROHIBITION

AGAINST

BURNING

THESE

MATERIALS

DOES

NOT

PROHIBIT

THE

USE

OF

FIRESTARTERS

MADE

FROM

PAPER,

CARDBOARD,

SAWDUST,

WAX

AND

SIMILAR

SUBSTANCES

FOR

THE

PURPOSE

OF

STARTING

A

FIRE

IN

AN

AFFECTED

WOOD

HEATER.

BURNING

THESE

MATERIALS

MAY

RESULT

IN

RELEASE

OF

TOXIC

FUMES

OR

RENDER

THE

HEATER

INEFFECTIVE

AND

CAUSE

SMOKE.