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Harman Stove Company Harman Stove The Harman Magnum Stoker manual

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    M GM R13 SA F ET Y N O TICE PLEASE RE AD TH I S EN TI RE M AN U AL BEF OR E Y OU I N S T ALL AN D U SE Y OU R N EW ROO M H EA TER. FAI LU RE TO FOLLOW I N STRU C TI ON S MA Y RESU L T IN PROPER TY DAMA GE, BODI L Y I N J U R Y , OR EV EN D EA T H . FOR U SE I N TH E U .S. AN D CAN ADA. I F T H I S H A RM AN S T O V E IS N O T PR OP ER L Y I N S T A[...]

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    2 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L IN D EX I n tro d uct i on 3 W ar ni n g s 3 Pack ing Lis t 5 A s s e m b l y 6 I n s t a l l a t i o n 9 V e r t i- Flow S tok e r Cont r ol 1 0 O p e r a t i o n 1 4 M a i n t e n a n c e 1 5 T r ou b l e - S h o o t i n g 1 7 Wi r i n g D i a g r a m 1 9 F e e d e r P a r t s 2 0 Do mest ic H o t W at er C o il 21 H ot [...]

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    3 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L W ARNI NGS INT RODUCTI ON T hi s a l l n ew desi g n by Har m an fe atu r es th e Ver ti - Fl ow St o ke r S y ste m . T his un i q u e s y stem p rovi d es a v ery wi d e range o f heat o u tpu t. T h e Ve rti -Fl ow S to k er can op e rat e f rom 50 00 t o ove r 85 ,00 0 b t u 's au to ma ti c al l y . T h i s u n i[...]

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    4 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L READ THIS Alw a y s em p ty h o pp er when not b u rning f or m or e th an a we ek . Wh en left st a nd ing f or lo n g peri ods wi th we t co a l, the p u sher bloc k w ill rust a nd co rr ode, ca using it to se iz e. I f th e st ok er is then turned "on" , da m a ge to th e p u sher a ss em b ly a n d f eed m o[...]

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    5 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L Par ts inside stov e Par ts inside hop per box gra te ho ld er firebrick s comb ustion bl ower di strib ution b lo wer ash p a n ho p p er lid ho pper ho p p er sup p ort Insi de ba g ( 2 ) ter min al s for thermosta t wire ( 4 ) 8-3 2 x 1/ 2 scr ews a nd n ut s con tro l bo x th erm o stat moto r cover main feeder b od y [...]

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    6 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L AS SEM B L Y ad ju ster t ub e win g nu t ad j u ster fig 2 feed ind icat or du st tray fig 1 Fi rst, a no te to y o u, the cust om er. T hi s se ct i on on Ass embly i s i n the man u al f o r y our i nf orma ti o n sh o u l d y o u ev er nee d to m o ve y o ur u n i t an d t o h el p yo u u nder- stand h ow each part i s[...]

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    7 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L Con t rol Bo x Sma ll bl ower La rge b lo wer th erm o stat fig 3 fig 4 ga s k et F ee der Be gi n ass e m bly by s l i d i ng t h e push er b l ock w i th th e adjuster rod f rom the fr ont t h ro u g h t he s lot shown i n fi g .1. B e su re th e p u sh er b l o ck i s turn ed wi th the b olt h ol e to fe ed i n d i c at[...]

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    8 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L ho p p er sup p ort slot ted h ol es Gask et fig 7 Grate in sert fig 6 Grate ho ld er Grate angl e . fig 5 Be s u re the g rat e h ol der is c entered an d ba ck as fa r as po ssibl e. IMP O RT A NT In sta ll firebrick s as Sho wn T h e gr ate ho l der mu s t be i n stal le d throu gh th e top do o r op en i n g after the [...]

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    9 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L mini mum 4 " 34" 34" 18" ba ro metric da m p er dr a ft ad ju s tmen t 8" 8" 16" Use onl y U. L. ap pro v ed f lo o r bo ard IM PO RT A NT Fr o nt T op Vie w Clear a nce t o Combu stibles INS T A LL A TI ON T ak e draft re ad i ng betw e e n the ba ro metric da mper an d the st ov e . Do [...]

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    10 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L Timer s ettin g s s ho wn ab o ve wi ll p er fo rm well in most c a se s. V e r t i-F lo w S t ok er Co ntr ol T h i s secti o n d escri b es th e fe atu res an d o p era - ti o n s of T h e Har m an Verti -Fl ow Sto ker C o nt rol . T h e ti m ers ar e adju stab l e from 0 m i n u tes to 15 m i n ut es i n 1 m i n u te s[...]

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    11 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L of th e sto ve. NOT E: T h e b ol t h o l es o n th e b l o wers are n o t us ed. In s tal l t h e c o n tr o l bo x o n m ou nti n g pa d p r o vi d ed o n t h e si d e o f th e sto ker wi th (4 ) #8-3 2 bo l ts . NOT E: T he recep- tacl es g o to war d th e fr o n t. Pl ug the ge ar moto r int o t h e top, t h e smal l [...]

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    12 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L op e rati o n . T h e ti m e r wi l l conti nue to control th e st ov e u nti l th e ro o m temperat u re drop s bel ow t h e th e rm os t at s et p o i n t temperat u re. At t h i s t ime, th e s to ve wi l l o p era te constantl y unti l th e ro o m t em p erat u re re ache s the t her m o st at set p oi n t ag ai n and[...]

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    13 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L blower, co al feeder) receptacl es wi ll b ecom e acti ve for th e p ro- gr amm e d am o unt of ti m e . W h en " o n" ti m e r ha s fi n i shed t i mi ng , t h e st o ke r c on t rol wi l l r ecycl e and t h e "di str i b u t i on b l o we r" ti mer al ong wi th t h e "off " ti m er wi l l o[...]

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    14 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L feed ind i cato r Over F ired, No Go od WA S T ING COA L POS SIB LE DA M A GE TO U NIT Ma x fee d ra te Lo w feed rate F eed Adj us tment Adj us t f eed rate by t urn i n g adju st er cl o ck wi se to i n crease and cou n tercl ockwi se to decrease. Each com p l ete tu rn wi l l m o v e the fi re abou t 1" . T h e fe[...]

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    15 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L Sl id e closed Cyc le in a nd ou t w i l l not burn c o mpl et el y . After th e fi re i s b u rni n g an d t h e fee d rate i s ad ju st ed, y o u can no w s et t h e th er m o stat to the d esi red te m p erat ure. MAINT ENA NC E W i t h each h op p er of co al th at is b u rned app roxi m atel y o ne ashpan ful l o f a[...]

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    16 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L T hi s o pe rati o n can a l s o b e perfo rm ed w h en the u nit i s n ot b urni n g by l i fti ng o u t t h e g rat e i n s e rts a n d r emovi ng fl y as h w i th the v acuum c l e aner . A n nu all y: At th e end of t he h e ati n g seaso n i s th e bes t ti m e to p erf o rm ann u al m ai n ten a nce. T h e r easo n [...]

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    17 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L voi d t he warr an ty o n th o se parts. Al way s ch eck to s ee i f m o v i n g parts are fr ee befor e u si n g i f t he u ni t has no t b een b urn ed for a pe ri od o f ti m e. T h i s can bes t b e d eterm ined b y s h ak i n g th e ad ju ster ro d . T ROUB L E- SH O OT IN G F E EDI N G P R OBLEMS Wet C o al -- Wet c[...]

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    18 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L T h e i n s tal l ati on shou l d b e p erf o rme d b y y o u r de al er wh o i s f act o ry tra ined t o cor rect a n y p ro b l em o n i n i ti al start- u p . After prop er i n st al l ati o n, m any y ears o f troub l e-f ree o pe rati o n can b e ex p ec ted . Sto k e r C ontro l Tro ub le-Sh oot ing T hi s troubl e [...]

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    19 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L Ch e ck the connect ion s from th e stoker con t ro l to t h e th e rm os t at. Ch e ck th e th ermostat f o r pr o p er o p er ati o n . PROBL EM: T h e mot ors d o no t tu rn off even when the ro om tempera- tu re i s ab ov e t he t h ermo sta t s et p oi nt . Ch e ck th a t t he p rogr am m ed o ff ti m e i s n o t for[...]

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    20 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 16 17 18 19 20 Fee der Par ts 14 1. (2 )g rate inserts 2. g rate h o l d er 3. grate angl e 4. feeder bo dy 5. cl ean -ou t sli d e 6. p u sh er arm 7. (2 ) p i l low bl o ck beari n g s 8. feed m o to r 9. cap aci to r 10 . mo to r m ou n t 11 . pu sh er b l o ck 12 . adju ster rod 13 . ad[...]

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    21 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L temperatu re pressure relief valve aqua st st au to ma tic ai r val ve circ u la to r p u mp val ve val ve Dom estic hot wat er coil h ook up elec t ric h o t wat er h eater Cu t ho l es wi th 1 1 /8" ho l e saw where sh o wn . I n s tal l co i l wi th h ar d war e provi d ed. Hoo k up as sho wn ab o ve. If d i stan [...]

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    22 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L 6" starti ng col la r Hot Air Duct Opti on Don ' t fo rget to re t ig ht en th e bo l t aft er removin g th e pl a te. Imp o r ta nt Y ou r sto k er h as a b uil t-i n fe atu re th at l ets yo u tak e the ai r that no rmal l y bl o ws ou t fr o m th e f ro nt an d pu ts i t o ut the top i n to a 6" d u ct. [...]

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    23 DO NO T BURN WE T COA L H a rm an Stove C om pan y warr a n ts its products to be fr ee fr om defec ts in m ate rial or w orkm an s h ip, in n orm a l use an d s ervice, for a pe ri od of 6 yea rs fr om th e date of s ale s in voice a n d for m e ch a n ical an d ele ctrical failur e s , in n orm a l us e an d s e rvi ce , for a period of 3 ye a[...]