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Figure 8

 

   Door handle assembly

3. To adjust door, close and turn handle so latch contacts

striker. Door gasket must contact firmly against front face
of unit. This can be checked by closing against a piece of 
paper. Firmly tug on paper, if it moves with solid
resistance the door is properly adjusted.

ELECTRIC CONNECTIONS

Route the power supply cord from lower right side of unit

to a grounded three prong 120VAC receptacle. Care should
be taken to make sure the fireplace and hearth does not
pinch or otherwise damage the cord.

OPTIONAL 12V HOOK-UP & OPERATION

1.

The EASYFIRE 12V back up can be purchased as an
option and includes the following components:

a.

Deep cycle sealed 12V battery.

b.

Battery connector cables for hook-up to the heater.

2.

In order to hook-up the battery and engage the 12V
backup system simply connect red cable to red terminal
on the heater 

(see Figure 6)

 and to positive connector on

battery [the terminal marked (+)] and connect the black
cable to the black terminal on the heater and to the
negative connector on the battery (the terminal marked
(-). If you hook up the cables backwards the red LED
light above the terminal receptacles will come on. If
hooked up properly this LED will glow green.

WARNING - MAKE SURE RED CABLE GOES TO RED
TERMINAL (POSITIVE CONNECTOR) AND BLACK
CABLE GOES TO BLACK TERMINAL (NEGATIVE
CONNECTOR).

3.

If you decide to purchase your own 12V back up system
we recommend a sealed gel cell battery. Failure to install
the proper battery could cause physical harm to you and
your property and will also void the heater warranty.

4.

When the battery is properly connected and the heater
plugged in, the following will happen automatically:

a.

The heater will automatically switch to 12V power if
there is a power failure, and switch back when power
is restored.

b.

The battery will be trickle charged as long as the
heater is plugged into 110 AC wall outlet. Do not use
extension cords. The trickle charge will not recharge
a low or dead battery but it will keep a charged
battery at maximum performance.

5.

If you choose to separate the battery from the heater by
lengthening the cables you must make sure that the
cable wire used will carry the current to the heater.  For
example, if the distance is 10 to 20 feet then 12 gauge
wire must be used. Check with your local electrical
professional to make sure you have used the proper
gauge wire/cable.

a.

Unplug heater from wall outlet and 12VDC power!

b.

Mount millivolt style remote receiver box to rear of
stove using double-sided tape.

b.

Remove factory jump wire and hook up thermostat
wires to terminals (

Figure 7

).

d.

Reconnect AC power and follow instructions with
remote thermostat regarding set up.

CANADIAN REQUIREMENTS

If this unit is being installed in Canada, the following
additional requirements must be meant:

1. A chimney connector shall no pass through and attic or

roof space, closet or similar concealed space, or a floor,
or ceiling.

2. Where a chimney passage through a wall, or partition of

combustible construction is desired, the installation shall
conform the CAN/CSA-B365.

3. Maintain an effective vapour barrier at the location where

the chimney or other component penetrates to the
exterior of the structure by sealing with high temperature
silicone.

4. Clearance to combustibles may only be reduced by

means approved by the regulatory authority.

5. Store pellet fuels in a dry area away from unit. Do not

store fuels within the space heater installation clearances
or within the space required for charging and ash
removal.

COMBUSTION AIR REQUIREMENTS

1. Adequate ventilation air is required to operate this heater.

During operation the heater draws air for combustion
which can be assisted by the installation of outside
combustion air inlets.  However, certain weather
conditions such as icing or use of kitchen exhaust fans
may impact and reduce the effectiveness of vents. It is
important to note that room air starvation well negatively
impact the operation of the heater.

2. If power outages with battery backup or room air

starvation occurs during operation of heater, smoke in
the house may result.  This may trigger smoke detectors
if they are installed.  

AUTOLITE OPERATION

  Your EASYFIRE Pellet Stove is equipped with the Autolite
Automatic ignition and operating system.

The AutoLite system is integrated into the stove to allow for
automatic start up using a heating element located in the
burn pot. This element starts the initial fire required to burn
the wood pellets. The system operates on 120VAC power
supplied through a separate fuse and runs for five minutes
during the initial stove start up. After the five minute period
the AutoLite system is deactivated and the stove operates

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Summary of Contents for EasyFire EF4001C

Page 1: ...LETS OF HIGHEST BTU OUTPUT AND LOWEST OF ASH CONTENT ONLY Burning biomass fuels in other forms or poor quality pellet fuel is not permitted and will void your warranty and or could cause a burn back or house fire FOR BEST RESULTS THE WOOD PELLET FUEL SHOULD BE DIAMETER AND APPROXIMATELY 1 Burning other forms of fuel is not permitted and will void all warranties This unit has been approved for use ...

Page 2: ...N OUTSIDE AIR INSTALLATION CAUTION DO NOT CONNECT TO ANY AIR DISTRIBUTION DUCT OR SYSTEM INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Check with local building officials for specific code requirements A listed type L Pellet Vent Pipe or Stainless Liner is MANDATORY on all installations WARNING Installation of a Mobile Attachment Home Kit P N 10412 and outside combustion air is mandatory in mobile or modular home ins...

Page 3: ...IF NOT FULLY SUPPORTED IT COULD FALL FORWARD 4 Install vent system into existing chimney by using 3 flex from left side of hearth passing damper and continuing to the top of the chimney If the total vent length is longer than 10 Feet install Ø4 vent from that point to top of chimney Figure 6 5 Pack fiberglass insulation around the vent pipe and combustion air duct Install a flashing cover over chi...

Page 4: ...he installation a Unplug heater from wall outlet and 12VDC power b Remove factory jump wire and hook up thermostat wires to terminals Figure 7 c Locate thermostat approximately 10 to 12 feet from heater or in area that requires steady temperature d Run thermostat wires from heater to thermostat along wall or under carpet etc and hook wires to thermostat terminals On new construction you can of cou...

Page 5: ... then 12 gauge wire must be used Check with your local electrical professional to make sure you have used the proper gauge wire cable a Unplug heater from wall outlet and 12VDC power b Mount millivolt style remote receiver box to rear of stove using double sided tape b Remove factory jump wire and hook up thermostat wires to terminals Figure 7 d Reconnect AC power and follow instructions with remo...

Page 6: ...placed on a noncombustible floor or ground well away from all fuels pending final disposal This heater when installed must be electrically grounded in accordance with local codes or in the absence of local codes with the National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 2006 Provide adequate clearances around air openings into the combustion chamber and adequateaccessibilityclearance for servicing and proper ...

Page 7: ... the FAN position B In the LOW position the EASYFIRE will be feeding approximately 1 to 1 lbs of pellets per hour and the flame will fluctuate between 1 and 6 in height C In the MEDIUM position the EASYFIRE will be feeding approximately three 3 pounds of pellets per hour and the flame will fluctuate between 3 and 8 of fire D In the HIGH position the EASYFIRE will be feeding approximately 4 lbs per...

Page 8: ...again This will give you another 10 minutes to get the pellets lit The reason for the timer function is so that the heater will automatically shut down if the fire goes out Pellets do not feed in the FAN position B In the LOW position the EASYFIRE will be feeding approximately 1 to 1 lbs of pellets per hour and the flame will fluctuate between 1 and 6 in height C In the MEDIUM position the EASYFIR...

Page 9: ...ding on hopper height Open the top lid and fill the hopper with pellets Figure 9 The quality of pellet fuel varies from brand to brand This will affect the efficiency of your heater We suggest that you try several brands until you find one that gives you a clean effi cient burn Poor quality pellets will burn rich with black soot and ash will accumulate quickly Qualitypellets will burn clean and as...

Page 10: ...NG Risk of electrical shock disconnect all power before servicing ALWAYS TURN YOUR Heater OFF LET IT COOL BEFORE CLEANING Your EASYFIRE Pellet Heater requires routine maintenance for maximum performance and is mandatory for the warranty to remain in effect The following procedures should be studied carefully and performed regularly as indicated 1 Fly ash Some ash will accumulate in the heat exchan...

Page 11: ...nd a soft clean cloth to wipe any marks off all gold surfaces or the heat will cause the marks to remain in the surface permanently Always clean the gold surface when the heater is COOL 7 Door glass replacement Should the door glass become broken it may be replaced by scraping the sealer from around the outer edge of the glass Carefully pry glass from door frame then clean all sealer from frame Ob...

Page 12: ...an and or clean your pipe and heater thoroughly If you feel the Fly ash build up is excessive we suggest that you try another brand In moist climates the pellets and Fly ash can actually absorb moisture from the air and create creosote and a severe clogging problem Keep this in mind when you store and handle your pellets The heater warranty does not cover the quality of the fuels used or the way t...

Page 13: ...BLY 6 120114 CONTROL BOARD V2 1 6A 110080 MAIN FUSE 1 AMP 6B 110510 AUTOLITE FUSE 5 AMP 7 200549 HEAT EXCHANGE COVER 8 110456 ASH DRAWER FIBER ROPE GASKET 9 110451 ASH DRAWER KNOB 10 120117 IGNITOR 200W 11 300512 BURN POT AL V2 12 120120 IGNITOR RELAY 13 120118 PUSH BUTTON SWITCH V2 1 14 110058 HANDLE ASSEMBLY 15 10407 SURROUND ASSEMBLY 63 Laxalt Dr Carson City NV 89706 Phone 1 775 241 2586 Fax 1 ...

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