Earth Stove Natural FIRE MP250, Installation And Operation Manual

Page 1: ...L E T STOVES INSTAT T ATION AND OPE1LATION MANUAi MODEL MP250 This equipment must be installed by a Qualified Technician Read thorougly before starting installation Save this manual for future refere...

Page 2: ...let vent pipe so that _ contact with humans or pesS_l dnmage tO pipe is avoided Required fuel is I 4 diameter pellets 8500 BTU per pound 10 maximum moisture content_ 1 3 ash Corn kernels 10 000 BTU pe...

Page 3: ...ome soo t may form on the Glass Ash Drawer The Ash Drawer located in the fi ont of the pedestal is designed to make cleaning easier by eontalnlng the ashes in a removable drawer It is accessed by turn...

Page 4: ...Purchasing a surge protector provides additional insurance against tmn_ problems Firepot The pellet Firepet is where the fuel is burned Although it has a self cleaning capability for much of the ash...

Page 5: ...o 7 8_ Close the door Turn the Main Power Switch to the F_ _I System pusition then push the Start Button Set the Fuel Rate Switch to the Full position If using a remote Thermostat adjust it to the de...

Page 6: ...ree positions 1 High r_ _ at 75 of capacity when stove is not feeding fueL 2 Low runs at 50 of capacity when stove is not feeding fueL 3 Off rum at 0 of capacity when stove is not feeding fueL NOTE Th...

Page 7: ...uel being cut may be heard Auger Cap Motor s When feeding fuel you may hear the intermittent buzz or hum of these motors Draft Fan This motor runs at various speeds to provide combustion air to the F...

Page 8: ...s a nonfunctional part and is not necessary for burning corn If you wish a replacement ash skirt for model MP35 50 only with steeper side angles which will allow fit of this cornpot contact your regio...

Page 9: ...5 or less and care should be taken to ensure that there are no foreign objects in the corn i e stock st_J_ cob parts etc When burning torn the primary combustion takes place on a bed at the bottom of...

Page 10: ...T I_ AkVE _ STOVE BURNING WITH THE DOOR OPEN OR AJAR DO NOT USE ANY TYPE OF ABRASIVE CLFANER OR POLISH ON GOLD PLATING Creosote Fotmation and Need for Removal If your stove is properly adjmted very li...

Page 11: ...ring around the f_ont of the stove CAREFULLY remove the decorative logs fi om the Fhebox and set them aside Remove the Baffle Plate Remove the F n epot by removing strew s from the auger housing and p...

Page 12: ...i i _i _i _ ili_ _il _ lOA_n_na_e _ _ _ _ _ Clean Out Access Ash Drawer 1 l 0 l I...

Page 13: ...um air intakes and squirrel cage on Room Air Fan s annually E Clean squirrel cage on Draft Fan annually F If remote Thermostat is used remove cover and clean contacts annualS G Replace Door Gasket as...

Page 14: ...hand over the Firepot and see if the Draft Fan is foreiug air into the VmepoL Turn the Main Power Switch to the Stove Off position Turn the Rheostat On to see if the Room Air Fan s rua After checking...

Page 15: ...han 2 ft from an adjacent building and not less than 7 ft above grade when located adjacent to the public sidew_ll_ a__c__s Minimum Clearances to Combustibles Side 12 Back I Front 48 horizontal f_3m d...

Page 16: ...pe run up through the cave Terminate the pipe using the standard clearance Exception if using a UL listed Pellet Vent pipe you may use the Pellet Vent manufacturer s clearances If burning corn direct...

Page 17: ...n Existing Class A Chimney You may use a single wall or pellet vent pipe from the stove top to chimney system An adaptor can be used to make the connection from 4 pipe to existing UL chimney system Ve...

Page 18: ...combustion air must commlulicate to the outside air Floor protection beneath the unit is required but does not have to extend past the body of the stove Structural members such as roof trusses or flo...

Page 19: ...I_on 17 INSTAl T ATION Installation Applications Direct Vent Termination i Direct Vent Using A 1...

Page 20: ...NOTES...

Page 21: ...heostat room air fan s fan speed disc wiring connections or circuitry Should the room air fan s fail to come on the first step in finding the problem is to check the power source using a circuit teste...

Page 22: ...r clcar the obstruction between the fuel cavity of the metering cup and the blade vity BladeJ x Obstruction B Locate the metering cup motor cooling pmpellor on the back of the appliance and turn it by...

Page 23: ...POWER FLOW DIAGRAM PJI_ OSTAT FAN SPEED DISC j_ BROWN BLUE 1 BLACK BURNER BLACK CUP MOTOR SAFRT Y DISC D n CONTROL BOARD DRAPr FAN COMBUSTION FAN AUGER MOTOR ORANGE...

Page 24: ...l speed FIREPOT The FLrepot is where combustion FUEL _G CUP The Fuel Metering Cap meters the mount of fuel and delivers it down to the Auger The cup will deliver a set amount of fueL HOPPER The Hopper...

Page 25: ...Requirements Mobile Home Yes Residential Yes N M U Fusc Hopper Capacity Heat Input maximum Ship Weight Room Blower 2 e a Cup Motor Auger Motor Draft Fan 3amp _ 40 Ibs so ooo BTU hr 350 Lbs 160 CFM ea...

Page 26: ...et 15011 _i__ _ _l l Room Air Fan 15007 _ _ _ _ _ _ _J _ Room Air Fan 1 5009 Safety Disc 11565 _ I t _ _ lF1 _ 4 Manual Re_t 15011 _ _ ffl _ _ i_ _uge ivlotor 15003 Draft Fan 15001 1 _ _ _ j Rear Vent...

Page 27: ...age for yeam two b_mugh five is e_ follow_ Year2 80 ccwemge Year 3 60 coverage Yeas4 40 coverage Year5 20 coverage All pm_a_ warranty coverage during yearn two through five is based on the the_ cumsnt...

Page 28: ...to control board Red arcfor factory testing only _ _ c 115 Volt A C Power Supply p _ must have proper polarity Yellow _ _ _ O _ _ Green Ground _ enow _ I I I q t O l c m w_it C T87F Th_o_at II I _ _...

Page 29: ...SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE LOG Service Service Service Date Technician Description...

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