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OUTDOOR WOOD & COAL FURNACES
OUTDOOR WOOD & COAL FURNACES
MF
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3000
MF
-
3000
Model:
By; SteelTech., INC.
By; SteelTech., INC.
Version 2
OWNER'S MANUAL
OWNER'S MANUAL
MF
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5,000
MF
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5,000e
MF
-
5,000
MF
-
5,000e
MF
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10,000e
MF
MF
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10,000e
MF
Serial #:
CAN/CSA B366.1
CAN/CSA B366.1
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20,000e
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20,000e
UL 2523
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2009
UL 2523
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2009
UL 391 (1995)
UL 391 (1995)
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M91
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M91
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My stove has been cut off all day and the water is still boiling.
The Heatmaster MF-3000 stove could continue boiling water after being turned off due to the following reasons:
1. Overheating – If the furnace was excessively hot before shutting down, residual heat could continue to boil the water.
2. Improper Venting – If airflow is restricted, trapped heat may not dissipate properly, leading to continued boiling.
3. Malfunctioning Aquastat – If the aquastat fails to detect high temperature correctly, it may not shut off the draft fan in time.
4. Clogged or Blocked Heat Exchanger – A blockage could trap heat inside the system, causing water to overheat.
5. Inaccurate Furnace Sizing – If the furnace is too large for the heat demand, it may generate excess heat, leading to boiling.
Checking the aquastat, airflow, and system sizing can help prevent continued boiling after shutdown.
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