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Gear Motor: function is to drive feed mechanism (pusher bar) to slide coal from
hopper onto the grate, to move the fire forward and the ash into the receptacle.
Combustion Motor: To force air through stoker unit to burn coal.
Exhaust Motor: To force coal gas fumes from stove to outside.
Timer: Will activate combustion and gear motor on stoker unit, to maintain fire
during periods when no demand is made by thermostat.
Safety Switch: If hot coal gasses are not vented to outside, safety switch will shut
off combustion and gear motor, causing fire to be extinguished. Reset button on
safety switch must be manually reset before restarting fire.
Cleaning and Lubrication
Stove and stove pipe should be cleaned once during heating season, and at the end
of heating season. Open ash door, vacuum area thoroughly. Remove exhaust
motor, clean fan blades, and vacuum air chamber. Clean and inspect exhaust
system and pipe from stove to outside of home.
Oil exhaust motor and convection motor with light grade S.A.E. motor oil. Most
combustion motors require no oil.
Remove dust from inside walls of stove with brush.
Remove fly ash from under grate annually by either A. or B. below:
A. Remove screw holding stoker or combustion motor, slide motor a little to
left. Remove combustion air tube, slide motor out to right. Vacuum fly
ash from grate chamber. Reverse procedure to reassemble.
B.
Remove nut and bolt from bottom of grate, tap grate in upward direction.
Lift grate out, vacuum chamber. Clear unit of old furnace cement. Re-
cement grates to create and air tight fit from start of holes to top of grate.
Place a few drops of oil on door hinges. Allow fire door and ash door to remain
slightly open during periods of non-use.
Zero Clearance Stove
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