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Figure 19 Feed system  access through hopper

under the control knob cam e on. This light is the Hi
Tem p/Flue Indicator Light.

Solution:

  The Hi-Tem p/Flue Indicator light indicates

that fly ash has built up in the exhaust system  and/or
there is a restriction in the exhaust/flue system . Check
the pipe system  for excessive ash and clogging,
particularly the vent cap.  Rem ove the clean out cap
on the tee and m ake sure that ash has not blocked the
exhaust air flow. This autom atic shut down in case of
flue clogging is a safety feature and if the shut down
occurs it m eans you have a problem  and should
consult a service technician 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
m oist clim ates the pellets and fly ash can actually
absorb m oisture from  the air and create creosote and
a severe clogging problem . Keep this in m ind when
you store and handle your pellets. The heater warranty
does not cover the quality of the fuels used or the way
they m ay be handled either before or after you've
purchased them .

7.

Problem :

 I press a “Run” button and the heater did

not start.

Solution:

 Check for AC power. The autolite system

requires 110V AC power to operate. If heater only
12VDC battery power, follow m anual light procedure. If
AC power is available, clean burn pot for heavy ash
deposit. Heavy ash deposits will act as insulator and
not allow pellets to light. Check autolite fuse located
on fuse panel to confirm  fuse is not blown. Replace
fuse with 5 am p if required. 

8.

Problem :

  I started to add pellet fuel and the heater

went out.

Solution:

  The heater incorporates a safety switch

that will disable the feed system  when the hopper door
is open. If fuel is to be added while heater is in
operation it m ust be accom plished with in several
m inutes of opening the door.

9.

Problem :

  I turned off the switch and the heater kept

running.

Solution:

  This is norm al. The exhaust blower will

keep running until it cools down and then it will
autom atically turn off.  This can vary by the tem pera-
ture the exhaust has reached and the tem perature of
the cooling air.

10. Problem :

 Feed system  jam m ed.

Solution:

 This condition is caused by fuel contam inated

with hard m aterials such as rocks or m etal objects. To
correct this rem ove all pellets from  hopper. Unplug
heater from  any power source (12V & 110V). Rem ove
the (4) nuts with a 3/8" nut driver attaching access cover.
Carefully rem ove cover and vacuum  out rem ain pellets.
Locate the object jam m ing auger and reassem ble. Plug
heater into power source and push “Run” button. W ith
hopper door open, press safety switch down and view
auger operation. If auger turns freely add fuel. And prim e
fuel system .

HI TEMP/FLUE RED WARNING LIGHT:

W hen the Hi-Tem p/Flue indicator light com es on (red lite

beneath control knob) it m eans a fault has been detected  in
either the flue system , over tem perature, or fan/feed m otor.

Slow  Flash Red Light

 - Indicates a blocked flue. Check flue

and clean out for built up ash deposits.

Solid Red Light

 - Indicates an over tem perature. Check the

air intake at rear of unit. Turn the feed trim  down 25%  to
reduce fuel rate.

Fast Flash Red Light

 - Requires unit to be unplugged to

reset. Indicates a feed m otor jam  or fan m otor fault. Fan
m otor test would require running unit on “fan and clean” only
to determ ine if red light indication is repeated. If not, feed
system  is jam m ed and requires the hopper access cover to
be rem oved and jam m ed m aterial to be rem oved. If this
condition continuos contact your dealer for service.

TRIM KNOB ADJUSTMENT:

Underneath the control knob you will find a sm all round knob
that will turn forward and reverse.  This knob can control the
feed m otor rate. By turning the knob clockwise you can
increase the burn rate and by turning it counterclockwise you
can decrease the burn rate.  Use this to change the overall
rate for different pellets.  For instance, if the pellet has high
ash and burns dirty decrease the "trim " and if the heater
goes out on low or has low flam e increase the "trim ".

M ove this KNOB carefully!

  It is designed to fine tune your

LOW  setting in the event you change brands of pellets
and/or live at a higher elevation.

Custom er Service & Replacem ent Parts

Replacem ent parts are available from  your local dealer or
on-line 

@ www.sierraproductsinc.net 

. Our call or write:

Custom er Service
Sierra Products, Inc.
5061 Brooks St., Ste. B, Montclair, CA 91763
Phone 1-909-399-3355 x21
Fax 1-909-399-3357

www.sierraproductsinc.net

Summary of Contents for EF-5001UB

Page 1: ...pe L Pellet Vent System NEVER use gasoline gasoline type lantern fuels kerosene charcoal lighter fluid or similar liquids to start or freshen up a fire Keep all such liquids well away from the heater...

Page 2: ...t must remain unrestricted while unit is in use Outside air connection is located in the rear of the heater Figure 2 Use conduit pipe or metal flex pipe and or fittings to make the air intake hook up...

Page 3: ...3 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5 Figure 6 c 2 ft minimum to an adjacent building and 7 ft minimum above grade when located adjacent to public walkways...

Page 4: ...emove factory jump wire and hook up thermostat wires to terminals Figure 7 8 c Locate thermostat approximately 10 to 12 feet from heater or in area that requires steady temperature d Run thermostat wi...

Page 5: ...activated and the stove operates based on the EasyFire digital control system requirements If the house AC power should quit the AutoLite system will not be available however with the optional battery...

Page 6: ...e stove will begin to heat up W hen the stove reaches start up operating temperature it will then switch to the control panel setting and begin it s automatic operation cycle Feed Trim Adjustment Unde...

Page 7: ...spring to return against stop Figure 10 11 Once ash box is full box should be placed in a non combustible floor or on the ground well away from all combustible materials pending final disposal If the...

Page 8: ...quires 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...

Page 9: ...Replace with Pyro Ceramic Glass only Refer to parts list for specifications TROUBLE SHOOTING The following scenarios are provided in order to help you locate a difficulty if the heater performs in a m...

Page 10: ...blem Feed system jammed Solution This condition is caused by fuel contaminated with hard materials such as rocks or metal objects To correct this remove all pellets from hopper Unplug heater from any...

Page 11: ...LA BATTERY 4 202228 BATTERY DRAWER 5 300522 ASH DRAWER 6 300513 FIRE POT 5001 AL 7 120117 AUTOLITE IGNITOR 8 110451 ASH DUMP KNOB 9 110058 HANDLE ASSEMBLY 10 120114 DOOR CATCH 11 300106 AUTOLITE SWITC...

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