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Harman Stove Company The Harman Accentra Pellet Insert manual

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    SA FE T Y N OTICE PLEASE RE AD TH I S EN T I RE MAN U AL BEFORE Y OU I N S T ALL AN D U SE Y OU R N EW ROO M H EA TER. FAI LU RE T O FOLLOW I N ST RU C TIO N S MA Y RESU L T I N PROPER TY DAM AGE, BODI L Y I N J U R Y , OR EV EN DEA TH . FOR U SE IN T H E U .S. AN D CAN ADA . SU I T ABLE FOR I N ST ALLA TIO N I N M OBI LE H OM ES IF THI S HA R MAN [...]

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    3 Int ro d u ct io n H arma n Sto v e Compa ny 352 Mo un tain H ous e Ro a d H al i fax, P A 17 0 32 sal es@ h a r m an stoves .com sal es@ h a r m an stoves .com T a b le of Co nte nt s A uto m atic O per atio n 4 Manual Op eration 6 ES P Co nt rol 8 A ssem bly & I nst a llation 9 V e nting 21 Mainte nance 28 T r o ub le- Shooting 33 Specifica[...]

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    4 St arting F irs t Fire Ignit e r Switch to "A UTO " (up positio n) Mak e s ure the un it i s pl ugged i nto a 120 V A C, 60 H Z el ect r i cal so u rce. T h e pow er li ght s h oul d be t he only li g ht lit. 1 . T ur n Mo de S e l ec to r to "O F F" . 2 . F i l l ho p p er w it h p ellet s . 1 3 . C le an b ur n po t wit h sc[...]

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    5 T he A ccentra Inse rt is m or e than ju st au to m ati c i g n iti on, i t i s a l s o a u t o m ati c tem pe ra tu re co n trol. T h e au t om a tic s y st em will al low t h e fire si z e to b e a d ju s ted t o m a tc h the heat ing n e eds a n d ev en p ut the fi re o u t if n ec es s ary . If h e at is n e ed ed afte r t h e fire i s ou t, [...]

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    6 Ma nu al St art Up St arting F irs t Fire I gn i t er S wi tc h to " M A N UA L" ( do wn p os it io n) Mak e su r e the un it is plu gged in to a 120 V AC, 60 HZ elec tric al so urce. T he p ow er li ght shou ld be th e only l ight l it. 1. T urn FEED A DJ US TER to desir ed f eed rate . No . 4 i s go o d fo r mo st pel lets. 4 2. T urn[...]

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    7 Th e Ac cent r a In s ert is c ap ab l e of m anu al operation . Th is al s o al l ow s th e o p e rator to m an u a l l y c ont r o l op e rati on d urin g a n em er g en cy ( i. e . ig ni ter fa il ure, w h en u s in g a 5 02H b a t tery backu p , or w hen u s in g c er t ain g en er ators .) Th e un it c a n b e s w itc he d b et w e e n "[...]

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    8 ES P Co ntrol Stat u s l igh t error m es sages : 1 B l i n k: In di ca tes c on tro l board s el f d iagn os ti c f ail - u r e. Thi s r eq uires a m a n u al re se t *. 3 Bl i n ks : In dicates ES P (Ex hau s t Sensin g P r ob e) f ail u r e. Thi s r eq uires a m a n u a l res et*. 4 Bl i n ks : Ca n oc cur o n l y in Ro om T e m p Mod e and in[...]

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    9 T o p and L id A s s em bl y Ce n t er M ed all i o n Flam e Gu i d e H e a t Ex c h a n g er C o ve r A s h Pan (2) S p r ing La tch es (On e o n each s i de) Fig . 1 1 I n s t a ll a tion: R em ov ing u nit f rom sk id How to Reduce th e W e igh t f or Inst allation 1. R em ove th e top /l id a ss em b l y and s id e p anel s . • Not e: R em [...]

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    10 I n s t a ll ati on 2. Re m o v e t h e door b y s w in g ing i t open ap proxim atel y 90 o an d l if t it up w ar d u nt il it c l ea rs th e h in ge pin s . 3. R em ove t h e a sh p an 4. R em ove th e ( 4) in ter n al p iec es of c as t ir on . See Fig . 14 and 15. Ho w to Re duce the Weight for I n stalla t i o n , co n t' d Re m ovi n[...]

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    11 I n s t a ll ati on IM PO R T A N T : T h e m o u nt i n g f r a me / s ur r o u n d as se m bl y and f l u e p ip in g is th e m os t cr iti c al part of th e insta l l ati on a n d m u s t be d on e co r r ec tl y an d instal l e d sec u rel y . 1. C h oo se th e ch im ney c onfi g u r ati o n th a t is b e st s u ited f or th e in s tal l ati[...]

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    12 I n s t a ll ati on 5 . The po w e r c o r d c a n b e i n s ta ll e d e x i ti ng the lef t (s tan d ar d ) o r righ t s id e o f th e surroun d . If a r ig h t side co rd is desir ed , f ol l ow th e instru c tion s b el o w . Ch an gi n g t h e cord exit l ocat i on f rom th e l ef t si de to th e righ t s ide : The co rd i s l o cate d o n t[...]

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    13 I n s t a ll ati on 7. If th e roo m se n s or is u s ed as a re t u r n air se n s or ra t h e r th an a r oom th e rm os tat/ s en so r , th e b l ac k c ab l e w ill not be use d. The roo m s en s o r its el f ( gra y c a b l e w ith b l ac k an d red w ir es ) w il l b e c onn ec ted to t h e bl u e tw is ted w ir es f r om th e c on tro l b[...]

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    14 9. Insta l l th e c om pl et ed f rame/s u rro u nd a ss em b l y i n to the fi re box a n d l ev el /pl u m b the w i n g to the f ire p l a c e fac e u s in g t h e l e v el ing bol ts as jacks. * A s h p rote c tio n m u s t b e used from h ea rth op en ing t o 6" in fro n t of d o or g l a ss a n d 6 " to ea ch s ide of th e s to v[...]

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    15 I n s t a ll ati on Con n ect in g th e grou n d f rom th e w i n g to th e st ove body • The g re en w ire w it h a fe m a l e t e rm in a l is th e stove b o d y grou n d. • On t h e c om bu stion air in l e t b ox t h e re is a m a l e ter- m in a l g r ound . • I f servic e i s p e rfo rm ed on th is sto ve, t h i s gro u n d con n ect[...]

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    16 I n s t a ll ati on Con n ect in g th e R oom S en s or Co n n ec ti n g th e r oom se n s or to th e b l ue tw is t ed w ir es f rom th e c on trol b o ard: • (2 ) 3 /16 inch m al e term inal s a re p r ovid ed f or t he end s of th e room s en s or w ires . • Th ey w il l m a t e w ith th e f em al e ter m in al s on th e bl u e tw is ted [...]

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    17 I n s t a ll ati on Ca st Side Pan el I n s tal l at i on • Th e s t ove b ody m u s t be p u l l ed ou t of th e m o u n tin g f ram e s evera l in c h es to in s tal l th e c as t s id e pan el s . • Sl id e th e c as t sid e p a n el d o w n over th e hin ge pin s. • Sl id e th e s tov e bod y in an d l atc h in to p l a ce . • No te:[...]

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    18 W i r i ng Al wa y s d i s co n n e ct th e pow er c or d before t h e un i t i s pu ll ed fr om th e m ou n ti n g fra m e. As y o u ca n se e, th e co n trol b oar d is ea sil y a cc es s ib l e f rom the r ear w ith t h e b ody p u l led ou t of th e f r am e, even if i t is on l y p u l l e d ou t s evera l in ches. • Al w a y s in s p ec [...]

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    19 Th e se u nit s are p r e- t es ted at th e f a ctory w ith exactl y 1 20 V ol ts A.C., 60 Hz. Th ey ar e ch ec k ed an d ad j u s ted fo r f ir eb o x tig h tn es s , g as ket l e akag e, m otor op er at ion an d ign iter oper a t ion . The stove is th e n f ac t or y s et at a hi g h adj u s t m en t. NOT E : Low draft ad j u s t m en t m ay b[...]

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    20 M ob ile Hom e In st allatio n CA UTI O N T H E STO VE I S HOT W H I LE I N OPERA T I ON . KEEP C HI LDR EN, CLOT HI NG A ND FUR NI T U RE AW A Y . CON T AC T MA Y CA USE SKI N B U RN S. KEEP COMBU ST I B LE MA T ERI A LS SUCH AS GRA SS , LEA VES , E T C . A T LE A ST 3 FEE T A W A Y FROM T H E POI N T D I R ECT L Y U N DER T H E VENT T E RMI N [...]

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    21 A com bu stion bl o w er is u s ed to ex trac t th e co m - b ustion g as es f r om t he f irebox . Thi s c au s es a n e g ative p r es sure in th e f irebox a n d a p os it iv e p re ss u r e in th e ven tin g system as show n in f ig . 46 . The l on ger th e v ent p ip e and m o re el b ow s u s ed in th e system , t he g re ater th e f l ow [...]

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    22 O ut side A ir Ou ts id e air is op tion al ( n ot requ ired) excep t in m ob il e hom es an d w h e re bu il din g co d es r eq u ir e it to b e in s tal l ed. Th e b enef it of o u tsid e air is m a in l y n o t ice d in s m al l , ver y tig ht h o u s es . Th e ou ts i d e air k it co n s i s t s o f a f l ue s t u b pi p e , f ib er g las s [...]

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    23 V e nt in g Fig . 50 Th is m eth o d p r ovid e s exce l l en t ven tin g fo r n o r- m al op e ration . Th is m e t hod al s o provid es n atu r al d r af t in th e even t of a p ow er f ail u r e. Th e d am per are a m u s t be se al ed w ith a s t eel p l a t e or f ib er g l as s . A ca p shou l d be instal l ed on th e chim n ey to k e ep o[...]

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    24 Th is m eth o d p r ovid e s exce l l en t ven tin g fo r n o r- m al op e ration . Th is m e t h od al s o p r ov id es n atu r al d r af t in th e ev en t o f a pow er fa il ure. If th e ch im ney co n di ti on is qu es ti on ab l e y o u m ay w an t to in s t al l a l in er as i n m eth o d #2. Th is i s th e m in im u m al l o w ed ven t p i[...]

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    25 Insta llin g th e A ccent ra Insert int o an existing facto ry bu ilt w oo d bu r nin g f ire p la c e W h en in s tal l in g th e Ac ce n tra In s ert in to a f ac t ory b ui l t w ood b urn in g f ir ep l a ce , severa l th in gs need to b e tak e n in to consid er ation . Th e size of t he f ir ep l a ce open in g. W il l th e u nit f it into[...]

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    26 AFT E R T H E I N ST A LLA T I ON I S CO MP LET ED Ha rman Ac c en tr a I n se rt Z ero Cle aran ce Cab ine t See y ou r deal er for part deta il s and in stallat ion i nst r u c t i ons. Ha rman M an t el Syst em Co m bu stib l e m a terial s are a l l o w ed to t ou ch th e c abi n e t an yw h er e b e h in d th e f ro n t m o u n tin g f l an[...]

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    27 V e nt in g Re qu i rem e n t s for T erm i n at in g th e V en t i n g WARN ING: V ent ing ter m inal s m u s t not be re- ce ss ed in to a w a l l or s id in g. NO TE : On l y PL ven t pi p e w al l p a ss - t h r ou gh s an d f ire s t op s s h oul d b e u s ed w hen ven tin g th ro u g h co mb u s ti b l e m a t e ria l s . NO TE : Al w ays [...]

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    28 Ma inten an ce - Clea nin g Gla ss on V iew D oo r Th e u ni t s h o u l d b e out an d c oo l to cl e an th e d oo r g l as s . I t m a y n o t a l w ays b e p o ss ib l e to al l o w th e u nit to co ol of f b ef or e cl e an ing . Th er ef or e, if th e u n it is tu r n ed to th e l ow e st settin g a b out 1 h o u r befo re c l eanin g, it w[...]

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    29 Bu rn Pot C l ean in g an d Mai n te n an c e 1. Scr ape t he t o p h o l ed surfa ce a n d s id e s of th e b u rn pot down to a uger t u b e. (F ig 58 ) It i s no t n e ces s ary to com pl etel y r em ove al l m ater ial f rom th e b u rn p o t. Th e exce ss w il l b e p u s h ed ou t d u r in g th e n e x t u s e. 2. Loos en t he (2 ) w in g [...]

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    30 Ma inten an ce - Cle an ing Cl ea n i n g t h e He at Ex ch an ger Th e ac c ordi on h e at exch an ger surf ace s ar e th e pri- m ar y s ou r c e o f h e at tran sf e r int o th e ro om . Th er ef or e, it is v er y im p o rtan t t o k ee p t h e m cl ean f r om fl yash a n d so ot b uil d u p. • Th e heat e x c h a n ger surf ac es s h oul [...]

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    31 Ma inten an ce - Cle an ing Feeder Cham ber Th is ch a m ber m ay g et a b u il du p of f in es fr om th e fe ed e r m ec h anism m o v e m en t. Th is a rea sh o u l d be c h ec ked an d cl eaned at l e as t on c e a y ea r . T o rem ove th e fee der c over: • R em ove th e 5/16" w in g nu t. • Sl ide th e cover of f o f th e t h r ead[...]

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    T h e C om bust ion M o to r Fu s e i s a t h e rmal ov e rloa d on e-t im e f u se l ink w it hin th e m ot or w i n ding s . Sh ou l d t he dis tri- bu tio n m ot or f a il w i t h th e un it op e rat i n g ov e r 80 %, th i s fus e w ill pro t ect th e ot he r com po ne nt s by m el t ing off at a se t t em pe ra- t u r e . W ith t h e fuse blo [...]

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    33 FEE D ER DO E S NOT FEED 1. No p e l l ets in h o p p er. 2. Fir eb o x d ra f t m ay b e too l ow f or l ow d r af t p r es- sure sw it ch in f eed er c irc u it to operate. C h e ck for open doors , l o ose or m iss in g gasket o n d o ors or h o p p e r l id , f aul ty pres sure s w itch . 3. Fe ed m o t or w il l n ot run un til ES P se n s [...]

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    34 Sp ec ifi ca t ion s W ei ght 450 lbs. Blo wer 180 cfm Hop per Capacity 57 lbs. (24" ho pper #1 -90- 00674) Fue l W ood P ellets Ou t side A ir Siz e 3 inches Fuse Rating 6 am p BTU Range 0 to 42,000 Feed Rate .75 lbs./hr . on m inim um (on m aintenan ce) 5 lbs./ h r. on m axim um V e nt S iz e 4 inch Pel let Vent Pipe, st andard, 3 inch Pe[...]

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    35 Ac ce ntra I n se rt Wiring D iag r am J2 Evaluation notes were added to the output document. To get rid of these notes, please order your copy of ePrint IV now.[...]

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    36 Ac ce ntra I n se rt Fe ed er Part s 10 -2 4 x 1 /2 s crew s 3-3 0 - 1 102 405 0 16 C o v er 2- 00-2472 17 R ubbe r G r o mm e t M o t o r Mount 2- 00- 0 153 4 G e ar mo t o r 3- 20- 6 090 6 (2 ) F l ang e b o l t s 3-3 0-2 2 5 2 0 06 213 (2 ) 5 /16 -1 8 T Nu t 3- 31-237 561 86 (2 ) 5 /16 -1 8 x 1 1/4 3- 30-13 1 18 12513 1/4 -2 0 x 1 Bol t 3- 30[...]

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    37 See page 35 f or Feeder Part Num bers Ac ce ntra I ns e r t P art s L ist Descr i ptio n Par t Num ber Ho pper Lid Gas ket 3-44-375501 ( 5 .2 5 ' ,1 /2 x 3 /8 " s ilic on e w/ PS A) Ignit or Elem ent A s sem bly 1-10-06620 W iring Harness 3-20- 08727 Burn Pot Weld m ent 1-10-00675 Heat Exchanger Cov er (2) 3-00-674050 Cent er Medallion[...]

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    38 Ha rman G old W arran t y H arm an Stove Com pan y w arran ts its products to be fr e e from defec ts in m a terial or w orkm a n s h ip, in n orm a l us e and se rvice, for a pe riod of 6 yea rs from th e date of sa les in voice an d f or m ech an ic al an d elec tr ic al failures, in n orm a l us e an d se rvice, for a pe ri od of 3 ye ars fr [...]