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AC-101-PU
Brass Trim
There are two pieces of J-Channel Trim in this kit that snap on to the edges of the
stove.
The top front edge and the ash apron front edge.
Remove the protective
plastic film, start at one end of the piece and peel off the film. The pieces are precut
to fit the edges so match the piece up with the proper edge, center the channel on
the proper edge and with the short side of the J-Channel down force the under side
of the J-Channel over the edge of the metal. If the J-Channelis too tight get it started
by hand then lightly tap into place with a wooden block or the wooden end of a
hammer.
ቨ the J-Channel is too loose and will not stay in place, lay the long side of
the J-Channel down ona
flat surface and bend (crimp) the short side in on each end
and in the center slightly. Follow this procedure with each piece.
AC-02
Brass Rail
This accessory is mounted on a metal base and simply sits on top of the stove.
AC-106-P
Brass Window Trim
With the door closed, take the spring clip which has a tee on one end and twist into
the groove on the back side of the AC-106-P allowing the plain end of the spring to
fall into the groove.
You can place the spring clip on any side of the AC-106-P,
however, the side of the AC-106-P that will be placed toward the bottom of the door
is best. Hold the spring clip in place and slide the bottom edge of the AC-106-P on
to the bottom ledge of the window opening. Now with both hands, press down and
in. pushing the AC-106-P in place. Press all four corners firmly in to insure they are
in the window opening as far as they will go. We suggest you place furnace cement
in each corner on the back side of the AC-106-P. This will insure the trim stays in
place when the door is being opened and closed.
SECTION VI: OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
General
The 25-PFS & 25-PFSP has an induced draft system and will not operate on natural
draft. It is designed for continuous operation. Frequent shutdown is not normally
required. The control board permits the stove to be operated by a time relay-delay
system which allows the top auger motor to run for a desired number of seconds and
shut down for a desired number of seconds.
The bottom auger operates continu-
ously. The time relay-delay system controls the heat output of the unit. Remember
the 25-PFS & 25-PFSP is using solid fuel which, unlike gas or oil, does not burn
instantly. It is necessary to maintain a fire at all times. Use only wood pellet fuel.
The Horizontal Feed System
The 25-PFS & 25-PFSP has a double feed auger system which consists of two
augers, a top auger and a bottom auger. The top auger is driven by a 1 rpm motor
and is controlled by the control board which transfers pellets from the hopper to the
botiom auger.
There is a 4 inch air space between the top auger and the bottom
auger. The bottom auger is also driven by a 1 rpm motor and operates continuously.
The bottom auger transfers the fuel to the burnpot by bringing in the fuel from the
bottom and pushing it up to the burn ring. Any material in the fuel which does not
burn is pushed up and out. This enables you to burn any wood pellet fuel available
on the market. The bottom auger operates continuously so this insures there is no
build up of fuel in the bottom auger tube, the fuel being dropped down from the top
augeris quickly transferred to the burn pot where the combustion air is forced across
the fuel.
On Button
This is the green button located at the bottom right side of the control panel. When
this button is pressed the system is energized which is indicated by the green light
illuminated on the button. See Start-Up.
Off Button
This is the red button located at the bottom right side of the control panel. When this
button is pressed the unit will go into shut down mode.
See Shut Down.
Heat Control Knob (Top Knob)
The heat control knob allows you to operate the 25-PFS & 25-PFSP at a wide range
of heat settings and is located at the top of the control panel. The range of control
is from low which will allow the unit to burn approximately 1 pound of fuel per hour
to high which will allow the unit to burn approximately 7 pounds of fuel per hour. The
BTU output will vary depending on the brand of fuel you are using and can range from
8,000 BTU per hour to 56,000 BTU per hour.
Blower Speed Knob
The blower speed knob controls the CFM
output rate of the convection blowers. By
using this control knob you can adjust the speed rate of the convection blower from
off up to 280 CFM.
The convection blowers will not operate when the unit is cold.
The heat chamber has to reach 135F before the convection blowers will activate.
See Start-Up.
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