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PROBABLE CAUSE
• Excessively long stove pipe run
from furnace flue.
• Too many elbows.
• Insufficient draft.
• Obstructed flue or clogged chim-
ney cap.
• Cresosote build-up.
• Opening the door has provided ad-
ditional oxygen which has ignited ac-
cumulated gases from partially spent
fuel.
• Insufficient natural draft or an
obstruction in the flue system.
• Fire chamber filled to capacity with
unburned fuel.
• Furnace is drawing dirt and disburs-
ing through the home.
• Improper connection to existing
furnace.
• Improperly sized ducting.
• Excessive dirt accumulation in air
filter.
• Inadequate insulation in the home.
• Spin draft not open.
SUGGESTED REMEDY
Relocate Flue termination.
SEE #6
SEE #6
SEE #6
Clean chimney.
Always open the door cautiously
and allow the safety latch system to
perform its designed function of
containing ignite gases within the
fire chamber.
SEE PAGE 10
Open spin drafts.
SEE #6 AND #7
Do not attempt to overload furnace.
Check for leaks in return air duct sys-
tem. Add filter system.
Refer to information in the manual
relating to the proper installation pro-
cedures or contact your local heat-
ing and cooling contractor.
Refer to information in the manual
relating to proper ducting procedures
or consult your local heating and
cooling contractor.
Check and replace filter if neces-
sary.
Provide additional insulation.
Open spin drafts..
TROUBLESHOOTING
TROUBLESHOOTING
TROUBLESHOOTING
TROUBLESHOOTING
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
8. Excessive smoke discharge
from fuel door during reloading.
9. Flames discharging from fuel
door during reloading.
10. Excessive dirt accumulation
surrounding air registers in the
home.
11. Home does not achieve
comfortable temperature.
