servIce ManUal MF3800 MULTI-FUEL PARLOR STOVE For

InstallatIon and servIce ManUal

MF3800MULTI-FUEL

PARLOR STOVE

SMMF3800Rev. Date 08/09/11

© 2011 Ardisam, Inc.All Rights Reserved.

For Qualified Installers Only

WarnInG

PRIOR TO OPERATIOn, ThIS UnIT MUST bE InSTALLEd PROPERLy. FOR OPERATIOn And MAInTEnAncE PROcEdURES, SEE ThE OPERATIOn And MAInTEnAncE MAnUAL ThAT cOMES wITh ThE STOVE OR cOnTAcT A cERTIFIEd dEALER. STOVES ShOULd bE InSTALLEd by A QUALIFIEd InSTALLATIOn dEALER.

Please read this entire manual before installation and using this multi-fuel-burning room heater. Failure to follow these instructions could result in property damage, bodily injury or even death.

• Donotstoreorusegasolineorotherflammablevaporsandliquidsinthevicinityofthisoranyotherappliance.

• Donotoverfire-Ifanyexternalpartstartstoglow,youareoverfiring.Reducefeedrate.Overfiringwillvoidthewarranty.

• Complywithallminimumclearancestocombustiblesasspecifiedinthemanual.Failuretocomplymaycauseahousefire.

Testedandapprovedforshelledfieldcorn,approvedpelletsandcherrypits.Burninganyothertypeoffuelvoidsthewarranty.

check building codes prior to installation.• InstallationMUST complywith local, regional, state and

nationalcodesandregulations.

• Consultlocalbuildingorfireofficialsaboutrestrictionsandinstallationinspectionrequirementsinyourarea.

• Notifyinsurancecompanyofparlorstoveinstallation.

Hot! do not toUcH. severe BUrns MaY resUlt. clotHInG IGnItIon MaY resUlt.

Glass and other surfaces are hot during operation and cool down.

• Keepchildrenaway.

• CAREFULLYSUPERVISEchildreninsameroomasappliance.

• Alertchildrenandadultstohazardsofhightemperatures.

• DONOToperatewithprotectivebarriersopenorremoved.

• Keepclothing, furniture,draperiesandothercombustiblesaway.

• Importantoperatingandmaintenanceinstructionsincluded.

•Read,understandandfollowtheseinstructionsforsafeinstallationandoperation.

• Leave this manuaL with any party responsibLe for InSTALLATIOn And SERVIcE.

• This stove should not be used as the only source of heat in the house. Power outages and periodic maintenance will result in a total loss of heat.

Patent no. 7,823,578

InSTALLATIOnANDSERVICEMANUALModel MF3800

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taBle oF contentsWARNINgSANDSAFETYPRECAUTIONS .............................................................................................................................................................................................3-5

INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6-7

BurningSolidFuels .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 ShelledCorn....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6Pellets ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7AutomaticSafetyFeatures ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7

MAjORSTOVECOMPONENTS ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

UNPACKINg&ASSEMBLY ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

MOUNTINgTHECONTROLLER,INSTALLINgREMOTETHERMOSTAT,MOUNTINgTHEDOORANDADjUSTINgDOORLATCH .......................10

SPECIFICATIONS ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11

INSTALLATION ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12-13

StovePlacement .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12FloorProtectionRequirements .................................................................................................................................................................................................................12ClearancetoCombustibles ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................13

VENTINg .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14-23

TypeofVent .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14PelletVentInstallation .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14PreferredVentTerminationClearances ..................................................................................................................................................................................................15VentingTheStove ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................16OutsideAirConnection ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................17SimpleStoveVentilationExamples .........................................................................................................................................................................................................18ComplexStoveVentilationExamples ..............................................................................................................................................................................................19-23

SERVICINgTOOLS,EqUIPMENTANDPARTS .......................................................................................................................................................................................24

ExPLAININgTHETRI-xCONTROLLERKEYPAD ..................................................................................................................................................................................24

CONTROLLERSETTINgSANDDIAgNOSTICS ...............................................................................................................................................................................25-27

MF3800TestMode .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................25FanOptions ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................26FuelShut-Off ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................27

FIREPOTANDFIREBOxSEALINgSURFACES ........................................................................................................................................................................................28

NORMALCARE&MAINTENANCE ......................................................................................................................................................................................................29-30

REPLACINgPARTS ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................31

TROUBLESHOOTINg&REPAIR ............................................................................................................................................................................................................32-34

PARTS.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................35-40

WIRINgDIAgRAM ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................41

*For warranty information, visit www.cumberlandstoveworks.com.

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WarnInGs and saFetY PrecaUtIons• This stove is designed and

approved for pelletized woodfuel,cherrypits, orcornwithnomorethan14%moisture.

• Contactlocalbuildingorfireofficialsabout restrictionsand installationinspection requirements in yourarea. Contactyour localauthority(such as municipal bui ldingdepartment, fire department,fire prevention bureau, etc.) todetermine theneed for apermit.Notifyyour insurancecompanyofparlorstoveinstallation.

• Never use gasoline, gasoline-typelantern fuel, kerosene, charcoallighter fluid, or similar liquids tostart or keep a fire going in thisstove.Suchliquidsshouldbekeptwellawayfromthestovewhileitisinuse.

• The exhaust system must becompletely airtight and properlyinstalled. The pellet vent joints,bothverticalandhorizontal,mustbesealedwithRTV500oF.(260oC.)siliconesealant.

• If you suspect a problem ormalfunctionwiththestove,donotunplugit.TurntheMODESWITCHto “OFF” and periodically inspectthestove.

• Thisunitmustbeproperlyinstalledtopreventthepossibilityofahousefire.Forproperinstallation,adherestrictly to the instructions in theinstallation and service manual.Donotusealternativemethodsorcompromiseintheinstallation.

• Nevertrytoserviceorreplaceanypartofthestoveunlessinstructionsare given in this manual. Thisworkshouldbedonebyatrainedtechnician.

• This stove requires periodicmaintenanceandcleaning.Failuretomaintainyourstovecanleadtosmokespillageinyourhome.Usean approved ash vacuum whencleaningyourstove.

• WhenyourCumberlandStoveisinuse and operational, the viewingdoorandashpanmustbeclosed.

• Do not operate the stove if theflamebecomesdarkandsootyorif thefirepotoverfillswithpellets.Turn the MODE SWITCH to “OFF”andperiodicallyinspectthestove.Contact your dealer for moreinformation.

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• Keep foreign objects out of thehopper. DONOTshutdown thestove by opening the hopperlid. This can cause an unsafecondition.

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WarnInGs and saFetY PrecaUtIons

• Ardisam,Inc.,grantsnowarranty,implied or stated, for theinstallation or maintenanceof your stove, and assumesno responsibility of anyconsequentialdamage(s).

• Thestovewillnotoperateduringapoweroutage. Donotunplugthe stove. The stove will returnto range screen and must bereignited.

• This stove must be connectedto a standard 115 V., 60 Hzgrounded electrical outlet. Donotuseanadapterplugorseverthegroundingplug.Donotroutetheelectricalcordunderneath,infrontof,oroverthestove.

• This stove isapproved formobilehomes. Accord ing to HUD(Housing&UrbanDevelopment)requirements,when installed inamobile home, this stovemustbegroundeddirectly to the steelchassis of themobile home andboltedtothefloor.Directairaccessmustbeprovided—useaFreshAirKit.The structural integrityof themobilehomefloor,wall,andceiling/roofMUst Be maintained.

• Disconnectthepowercordbeforeperforming any maintenance.NOTE: Turning the Mode Switch to “OFF” does not disconnect all power to the heater.

• The exhaust system should bechecked twice a year minimumfor any build-up of soot orcreosote. Contact a servicingdealerforassistance.

• Do not throw this manual away,asitcontainsimportantoperatingand maintenance instructionsthatyouwillneedatalatertime.Always follow the instructions inthismanual.

• Donot touch thehot surfacesofthestove. Educateallchildrenofthedangerofahigh-temperaturestove. Young children should besupervised when they are in thesameroomasthestove.

• Do not place clothing or otherflammable items on or near thestove. Because this stovecanbecontrolled by a thermostat thereisapossibilityofthestoveturningonand ignitingany itemsplacedonornearit.

• Before cleaining or performinganyservice toyourstove,ensurethe stove has had time to cool.Ashes should be disposed of inametalcontainerwithatight lidandplacedonanon-combustiblesurfacewellawayfromthehomeorstructure.

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• do notburngarbageinthisunit.Theburningofothersolidfuelssuchascordwoodorwoodchipsinthisstoveisnotpermitted.BurninganyfuelsinthestovethatarenotcertifiedbyCumberlandStoveWorkswillvoidthewarranty.

• do notinstallafluedamperintheexhaustventingsystemofthisunit.

• do not connect thisunit to a chimneyflue servicinganotherappliance.

• do notinstallinasleepingroom.

• Proper installationofthisstove isnecessaryforsafeandefficientoperation.Installingthisproductimproperlymayresult inahousefireandpersonal injury.All applicablebuilding codes for your locationmustbe followed. Inareaswherebuilding codes requireadditional steps tothe installationof thisproduct thatarenot included inthe installationandservicemanual, thebuildingcodeshaveprecedenceandmustbe followed.Contact yourlocalbuildinginspectortoobtainanynecessarypermitsorinspectionguidelinesbeforeinstallingtheproduct.

• Aworkingsmokedetectorisrequiredandmustbeinstalledinthesameroomasthestove.

• This installationmust conformwith local codes. In theabsenceoflocalcodesyoumustcomplywithASTME1509,(UM)84-HUD,ULC/ORDC-1482.

• Keepcombustiblematerials(suchasgrass,leaves,etc.)atleastthree(3)feetawayfromtheflueoutletontheoutsideofthebuilding.

• This stove should not be used as the only source of heat in the house. Power outages and periodic maintenance will result in a total loss of heat.

caUtIon• Installationandrepairofthisparlorstoveshouldbe

donebyaqualified serviceperson.Theapplianceshouldbeinspectedbeforeuseandatleastannuallybyaqualified serviceperson. It is imperative thatcontrol compartments, firebox, andcirculatingairpassagewaysofthestovebekeptclean.

• Theoperationof exhaust fans such as bathroomfans,atticfans,etc.,mightstarvetheparlorstoveofcombustibleair creatinganegativepressure in theroom.Thepressureswitchmayshutoffoperationoftheparlorstove.Forthisreason,CumberlandStoveWorksrecommendsusinganoutsideairconnection.

• Themovingpartsofthisstovearepropelledbyhightorqueelectricmotors.Thesepartscancauseseveredamage tobodyparts thatgetnear them.Keepallbodypartsawayfromaugerandfanswhilethestoveispluggedintoanelectricaloutlet.Thesemovingpartsmaybegintomoveatanytimethestoveispluggedin.

• Iftheelectricalpowerfailswhilethestoveishot,keepallstovedoorsclosed.DONOTunplug.

• Ventsurfacescangethotenoughtocauseburns iftouched.Noncombustibleshieldingorguardsmayberequired.

• Install vent at clearances specified by the ventmanufacturer.

• All venting joints,whether vertical or horizontal,shouldbemadegas-tightwithrecommendedsealantsspecifiedbyventmanufacturer.

• Cumberland StoveWorks,manufacturer of thisappliance, reserves the right to alter itsproducts,specificationsand/orpricewithoutnotice.

WarnInGs and saFetY PrecaUtIons

WarnInGnever sHUt tHe stove doWn BY leavInG tHe HoPPer lId oPen. tHIs can caUse an UnsaFe condItIon. alWaYs Use tHe oFF BUtton to sHUt doWn tHe stove.




IntrodUctIonCongratulations on your investment in quality. Thank youforpurchasingaCumberlandStoveWorksMulti-FuelParlorStovefromArdisam,Inc.Wehaveworkedtoensurethatthemulti-fuelburningstovemeetsthehigheststandardsforus-abilityanddurability.Withpropercare,yourstovewillpro-videmany years of service. Please read this entiremanualbeforeinstallationanduse.

BUrnInG solId FUelsAshesneedtoberemovedfromthestoveperiodically.Seethe“NormalCare&Maintenance”sectionforcleaningprocedure.

Theparlorstove,duetothenatureofsolidfuels,willrequirebriefperiodicattention.Afewmomentsofadjustmentandcleaning fromtimeto time isan importantpartofburningsolidfuels.

Thisparlorstovehasbeendesignedtoburndryshelledcorn,woodpelletsandcherrypits.

SHELLED CORN• corn must contain less than 14% moisture content. Wet

cornwill rapidlydeteriorate stovecomponents, reduceefficiencyandvoidallwarranties.Purchaseamoisturetesterifindoubt.

• Cornmustbecleanandfreefromdebris.Neverburncornright fromthefield.Damagecausedbydirtycorn isnotcoveredbytheproductwarranty.ask for screened corn only.Stalkparts,excessivefinesandcobremnantswillclogtheairflowholesinburnplate.Checkthecornforforeignobjects.

• Storethecornsupplyinadryplaceandkeepthebagsorcontainersealedtopreventitfromabsorbingexcessmoisture.Testthemoisturecontentperiodicallytoensuretheproperdryness.

• Therearemanyvarietiesofcorn.Eachvarietyhasuniquecharacteristicsincludingtheshapeandsizeofthekernel.Ascorncharacteristicschange,thefuelrangemayhavetochangeaccordingly.

WarnInGnever BUrn seed corn In tHe stove. seed corn Is treated WItH cHeMIcal PestIcIdes tHat are HarMFUl or Fatal IF sWalloWed. seed corn Is danGeroUs to Have In tHe HoUse, esPecIallY WHere cHIldren can reacH It.

never BUrn “deer corn”. It FreqUentlY contaIns Molasses sUGars.

do not store IteMs sUcH as start Pellets or BUrn Gel In Parlor stove or WItHIn Installed clearances oF Parlor stove.

caUtIonBUrnInG onlY corn WItH tHe recoMMended MoIstUre content WIll assUre lonGer stove lIFe and less FreqUent cleanInG.

caUtIoncUMBerland stove Works does not recoMMend BUrnInG tHe stove on tHerMostat Mode, eItHer local or reMote, WHen BUrnInG corn or Pellet Blends. sPent asH MaterIal WIll BUIld UP In tHe Pot, InHIBIt tHe IGnItor FUnctIon and caUse a vIolent IGnItIon.




PELLETS• Aswithcorn,findaconsistentpelletsupplier.Pelletswill

varyincontentandburncharacteristicsfromsuppliertosupplier.Aconsistentsupplyofpelletswillresultinamoreconsistentandefficientburn.

• Beforeburning,checkthepelletsforforeignobjects.Thestovewarrantywillnotcoverdamagedonetothestoveduetoforeignobjectsinthefuelsupply.

• Store thepellets in adryplace toprevent them fromabsorbingaddedmoisture.

• Todecreasedustbuild-up, thehopperwill need tobevacuumedoutafterevery6-8bagsofpellets—moreoftenifthepelletsarepoorquality.Youmayhavetoscreeneachbagofpelletsifdustbecomesaproblem.

• Wood pelletsaregenerallyproducedoutofwoodwastesuchassawdustandshavings.Therawmaterial isdried,mechanicallyfractionedtosizeandextrudedunderintensepressureintopellets.Woodpelletsneedtobeprotectedfromdirectwaterpenetration.Ifexposedtowaterdropletsfromcondensation theywillgraduallydecomposeandloose their effectiveness as a fuel.Thedecompositioninvolves expanded volume, andover time, a gradualbreakdown.

• cherry Pitsarethewoodyremainsofprocessedcherries.Thisfuelcanbefoundaffordablyinregionsofthecountrythatprocesscherries.

caUtIonB U r n I n G W o o d P e l l e t s a c c o r d I n G t o recoMMendatIons WIll ensUre lonGer stove lIFe and less FreqUent cleanInG.

tHe Use oF Grates or otHer MetHods oF sUPPortInG tHe FUel Is not aUtHorIZed In tHIs Parlor stove.

caUtIonFolloW all daIlY, WeeklY and MontHlY MaIntenance recoMMendatIons For oPtIMUM PerForMance.

Figure B: High limit reset button in back panel

aUtoMatIc saFetY FeatUresPOwER OuTagE

Duringapoweroutage,thestovewillshutdownsafely.Itwillnotautomaticallyrestartwhenthepowerreturns.Ifthestoveis still atoperating temperaturewhenpower returns, theconvectionfanwillventtheremainingheatoutofthestove.See“LightingInstructions”sectionformoreinformation.

OvERHEaTiNg

over-Fire Protection: If the stoveis being over-fired or burningtoohot, thehigh limit switchwillautomatically shutdownthestoveto avoiddamage to components.Allowthestovetocoolatleastonehourbeforerelighting.Thehighlimitswitch is locatedbehind the rightaccesspanel.Toresetthehighlimitswitch,firstremovetherightaccesspanel (see FIGUre a). Thenpressthesquarebuttoninthemiddleoftheswitch. see FIGUre B.

WarnInGIF tHe electrIcal PoWer FaIls anY tIMe WHen tHe stove Is Hot, keeP all stove doors closed.

tHe aUtoMatIc saFetY FeatUres MUst not Be BYPassed.

WHen resettInG tHe HIGH lIMIt, never Use anY condUctors as tHIs coUld caUse electrIcal sHock and/or daMaGe to stove.

RESETBUTTON

DETAIL A SCALE 1 : 4

Figure A: Removing panels




MAJOR STOVE cOMPOnEnTS

TakeafewmomentstofamiliarizeyourselfwiththemajorcomponentsoftheCumberlandMF3800Stove.Manyoftheseitemsarereferredtothroughoutthemanual.

CONTROLLER

HOPPER

POT ROD

HEAT EXCHANGER ROD

DOOR

DOOR HANDLE

ASH PAN

FIREPOT HOLDER

FIRE PLATE

POWER CORD RECEPTACLE

ACCESS PORT FOR REMOTE THERMOSTAT

COMMUNICATION CABLE PORT FOR CONTROL KEY PAD

COMMUNICATION CABLE FOR CONTROL KEY PAD

AIR FILTER

Notch

CONTROLLERMOUNT

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41

24

51

17

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32

35

43 37

23

50

10

33 12

29

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40

46

4

11

16

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8

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28 18

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52

27

38

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FIREPOT




UnPackInG and asseMBlYUnpackallhardwarelocatedintheunit’shopperandashpan.Thefollowingshouldbeincluded:4-legs(710008)w/levelers(725010)4-tie-downstraps(700136)1-firepotcleaningrod(700076)1-cleaningrodspring(720053)1-hopperlidhandle(730006)1-powercord(720045)1-door(700311)withglass(720002)andhandle(700351,700359)1-controller(730053)1-steelmountingbracket(700349)1-pre-madepartsbag(small)whichincludes:

4-1/4-20x2”tie-downbolts(725015)2-8-32x3/8”hopperlidhandlebolts(725012)12-5/16-18x3/4”legbolts(1501)4-#8-18controllerbracketscrews(725027)

MoUnt leGs NOTE: Stove can be installed with or without legs. if legless

installation is preferred, you may skip this step.

NOTE: Stove is heavy. Team lifting is recommended.

1. gentlytiltthestoveonitsside.

2. Assemblethelegsusingprovided(12)legboltsas sHoWn In FIGUre 1.

NOTE for mObiLE HOmE iNSTaLLaTiON: if unit is to be used in a mobile home, you must install the (4) tie-down straps to the stove now. Refer to page 17 for instructions.

3. Afterallboltshavebeentightened,setthestovebackuponitslegs.

MoUnt Handle to HoPPer door1. Using a Phillips screwdriver, attach hopper handle

to hopper door us ing the pre -dr i l led ho les . see FIGUre 2.

asseMBle FIrePot cleanInG rod1. Threadspringovernon-threadedendofrod.

2. P lace th readed end o f f i repot c lean ing rodthrough decorative casting and screw into firepot. see FIGUre 3.

NOTE: Firepot must seal tight when pushed in.

• Theupperbaffle (700202), FIGUre 4, is located in the topofthefirebox.

PlUG In PoWer cord1. P l ug powe r c o rd i n t o t h e b a c k o f s t o ve .

see FIGUre 5.

Figure 1: Leg Assembly

Figure 3: Ash Shuttle Rod Assembly

Figure 2: Hopper Door Handle Assembly

PowerCordReceptacle

Figure 5: Power Cord Receptacle

Figure 4: Upper baffle in top of firebox

Upperbaffle




MoUnt doorTakeoffprotectivecardboard.Hangdooronhingesmakingsureit’sseatedproperlysothelatchisalignedwiththelatchcut-out.

latcH adJUstMentThedoorgasketmaysettleafteruse.Adjustmenttothelatchisnecessarytoensureproperseal.Toadjustthelatch,removetherollpinandswapwashersfromtheinsideofdoortotheoutsideofthedoor.Replacerollpinandinspectdoorfit.see Figure 8.

MoUntInG tHe controllerThe CSWMF Series Stove has three different controllermountingoptions:

1. Back of the stove with controller visible:Youmaymountthecontrolleroneithersideoftherearofthestove(FIGUre 6a)soitisvisibleduringoperation.Todoso,usethe metal mountingbracketandthefour(4)self-tappingscrews(two(2)throughtheplasticbracketandtwo(2)throughthebackpanelofthestove).Attachthroughthepre-drilledholes.

Note:Self-tappingscrewsmustpenetratehopper.

2. Back of the stove with controller hidden:Youmaymountthecontrolleroneithersideofthestove(FIGUre 6B)soitisnotvisibleduringoperation.Attachtheplasticmountingbrackettothepre-drilledholesoneithersideofthestoveusingthe(2)self-tappingscrews.

Note:Self-tappingscrewsmustpenetratehopper.

3. Wall mounted (FIGUre 8):Youmaymountthecontrolleronthewallnexttotheunitusingtwodrywallscrews.Itisbesttoembedthescrewsintoastud.Useastudfindertolocatestudsinthewall.

Figure 6a: Controller on metal bracket in back.

Figure 6b: Controller on plastic bracket in back.

Figure 7: Controller on wall. Figure 8: Door Latch Adjustment.

InstallInG reMote tHerMostatTheMFParlorStovecanberunthermostaticallybypurchasinganythermostat(soldseparately)thatusesamechanicalswitch.ThisstepisoptionalandnotrequiredforMFParlorStovetooperate.

Mountthermostataccordingtomanufacturerspecifications.Usingasmallflatheadscrewdriver,tightenremotethermostatwiresintopins7and8.see FIGUre 9.

remotethermostatterminals

Figure 9: Remote Thermostat Terminals

PlUG stove Into controllerAftermountingthecontroller,plugthephonecordfromthebackofthestovetotheundersideofthecontroller.




caUtIontHIs InstallatIon MUst conForM WItH local codes. In tHe aBsence oF local codes YoU MUst coMPlY WItH astM e1509, (UM) 84-HUd, Ulc/ord-c-1482, and Ucl s627-2000.

cUMBerland stove Works, ManUFactUrer oF tHIs aPPlIance, reserves tHe rIGHt to alter Its ProdUcts, tHeIr sPecIFIcatIons and/or PrIce WItHoUt notIce.

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Figure 10: Intake and vent locations

sPecIFIcatIons

ModelNumber MF3800

BTU/hourinput(1) 45,000max

HeatingCapacity(2) 2,400 Sq. Ft.

ElectricalRating(3) 110Volts,15Amp,60Hz

PowerConsumption Controller=2.0WattsStove=200Watts(800Wattstotalwhileigniting)

FuelStorageCapacity 62lbs.

FlueSize(4) 3 in.

Width 22 in.

Height 40 in.

Depth 22 in.

Weight 287lbs.

(1)Heatoutputwillvarydependingonthebrand,typeandqualityoffuel,andthemoisturecontent.Consultyourdealerforbestresults.

(2)Basedonpost-1982homeconstruction,requiring35BTU/Hr.perSq.Ft.

(3) InstallperNFPA70and followall stateand local codes,contactlicensedelectricalcontractorforassistance.

(4)InstallperNFPA211andfollowallstateandlocalcodes,contactlicensedinstallersforassistance.

Listinglabel:

Testedtothefollowingstandards:UL1482,ASTME1509,ULC/ORD-C1482-M1990,andUCLS627-2000

Glass sPecIFIcatIonsThisstoveisequippedwith5mmceramicglass.ReplaceglassonlywithCumberlandStoveWorksceramicglass(PN720002).




Parlor stove Floor Pad clearances

InstallatIonIt is recommendedthat thestovebe installedandservicedbyauthorizedprofessionalswhoarecertifiedbytheNationalFireplaceInstitute(NFI)asNFIPelletSpecialists.

Properinstallationofthisstoveisnecessaryforsafeandefficientoperation.Installingthisproductimproperlymayresultinahousefireandpersonalinjury.Allapplicablebuildingcodesforyourlocationmustbefollowed.Inareaswherebuildingcodesrequireadditionalstepstotheinstallationofthisproductnotincludedinthismanual,thebuildingcodeshaveprecedenceandmustbefollowed.Contactyourlocalbuildinginspectortoobtainanynecessarypermitsorinspectionguidelinesbeforeinstallingtheproduct.

stove PlaceMentSketchoutaplanforinstallingthestoveincludingdimensionsbeforepermanentplacement.Whendeterminingthelocationfor thestove,wall stud location iscritical.Youmayneedtoadjustthelocationofthestovetoavoidtryingtoventthroughawallstud.Beforeplacingtheparlorstove,connecttheventandallowforminimumclearancetocombustiblewalls.

Floor ProtectIon reqUIreMentsThestovemustbeinstalledonanoncombustiblefloor,withproperfloorprotection,oronamasonryhearth.Thehearthornoncombustiblefloorprotectormustextendaminimumofsixinches(6”)infront,andfourinches(4”)fromeachside.Whenacleanoutt-ventisinstalledintheinsideofahome,thefloorprotectormustextend2”beyondrearoft-vent.see FIGUre 11.Whenstoveisventedstraightthroughthewallandthecleanoutt-ventisontheexteriorofthehome,theminimumclearanceis3”fromthebackofthestovetotheedgeoffloorprotector.Thisstoveiscertifiedforinstallationwithorwithoutlegs. see FIGUre 12.Theminimumfloorprotectormaterialis24gA.sheetmetal.

WarnInGread tHIs entIre ManUal BeFore YoU Install and Use tHIs stove. FaIlUre to FolloW tHe InstrUctIons MaY resUlt In ProPertY daMaGe, BodIlY InJUrY, or even deatH.

do not Install a FlUe daMPer In tHe eXHaUst ventInG sYsteM oF tHIs UnIt.

do not connect tHIs UnIt to a cHIMneY FlUe servInG anotHer aPPlIance.

cHIldren and adUlts sHoUld Be alerted to tHe HaZards oF HIGH sUrFace teMPeratUres and sHoUld staY aWaY to avoId BUrns to skIn and/or clotHInG.

YoUnG cHIldren sHoUld Be careFUllY sUPervIsed WHen tHeY are In tHe saMe rooM as tHe stove.

clotHInG and otHer FlaMMaBle MaterIals sHoUld not Be Placed on or near tHIs UnIt.

caUtIontHIs stove sHoUld not Be Used as tHe onlY soUrce oF Heat In tHe HoUse. PoWer oUtaGes and PerIodIc MaIntenance WIll resUlt In a total loss oF Heat.

contact local BUIldInG or FIre oFFIcIals aBoUt r e s t r I c t I o n s a n d I n s ta l l at I o n I n s P e c t I o n reqUIreMents In YoUr area.

contact YoUr local aUtHorItY (sUcH as MUnIcIPal BUIldInG dePartMent, FIre dePartMent, FIre PreventIon BUreaU, etc.) to deterMIne tHe need For a PerMIt.

keeP coMBUstIBle MaterIals (sUcH as Grass, leaves, etc.) at least tHree (3) Feet aWaY FroM tHe FlUe oUtlet on tHe oUtsIde oF tHe BUIldInG.

InstallatIon and rePaIr oF tHIs Parlor stove sHoUld Be done BY a qUalIFIed servIce Person. tHe aPPlIance sHoUld Be InsPected BeFore Use and at least annUallY BY a qUalIFIed servIce Person. It Is IMPeratIve tHat control coMPartMents, FIre BoX, and cIrcUlatInG aIr PassaGeWaYs oF tHe stove Be kePt clean.

4” 4”

6”

2”

Figure11 Figure12

4” 4”

6”

3”




clearances to coMBUstIBles NOTE:TheseareminimumclearancestocombustiblewallsestablishedbytheASTMtestinglab.

NOTE:Wheninteriorverticalpelletventisusedforinstallation,theclearancetothebackwallisdeterminedbytheventsizeused.Installventatclearancespecifiedbytheventmanufacturer.Takeintoconsiderationanyupward-turningelbowsorT’s.

corner InstallatIonInterIor vertIcal vents

straIGHt InstallatIontHroUGH Wall

3”

4”

6”

4”

corner InstallatIontHroUGH tHe Wall vents

straIGHt InstallatIonInterIor vertIcal vents

Figure 13 Figure 14

Figure 15 Figure 16

4”

6”

4”

3”

3”

3”

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4”

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ventInGconsult vent manufacturer ’s specifications and recommendations for all venting installations.

The following installationguidelinesmustbe followed toensureconformitywithboth thesafety listingof this stoveandtolocalbuildingcodes.

NOTE: where passage through a wall, or a partition of combustible construction is desired, the installation shall conform to CaN/CSa-8365.

tYPe oF ventPelletventingpipe(alsoknownasLvent)isconstructedoftwolayerswithairspacebetweenthelayers.Thisairspaceactsasaninsulatorandreducestheoutsidesurfacetemperatureofpipe.

AUL-listed three-or four-inch (3”or4”) typeLpellet ventexhaustsystemmustbeusedforinstallationandattachedtothepipeconnectorprovidedonthebackofthestove.Usea3”to4”adapterfor4”pipe.AcapmustbeusedattheterminationoftypeLventchimneys.Atelevationsgreaterthan2,500feetabovesealevel,afour-inch(4”)Lisrequired.

Pellet vent InstallatIonVentterminationMUstexhaustaboveairinletelevation.

Itisrecommendedtoinstallatleastthreefeet(3’)ofverticalpelletventpipe.Thiswillcreateanaturaldrafttopreventthepossibilityofsmokeorodorduringapplianceshutdownandwill keepexhaust fromcausinganuisanceorhazard fromexposuretohightemperatures.

The installationmust include a clean-out tee to enablecollectionofflyashand topermitperiodiccleaningof theexhaustsystem.

All joints forpellet vent are required tobefastenedwith at least three screws. Pelletventsectionconnections(includingadapters,elbows, etc.) should be sealed airtight byinjecting 500° F. RTV silicone into thegapbetweensections. Theareawhere theventpipegoesthroughtotheexteriorofthehomemustbesealedwithsiliconeorothermeanstomaintainthevaporbarrierbetweentheexterior

andtheinteriorofthehome.

WarnInGdo not connect tHIs UnIt to a cHIMneY FlUe servInG anotHer aPPlIance.

do not Install a FlUe daMPer In tHe eXHaUst ventInG sYsteM oF tHIs UnIt.

do not connect dIrectlY to a MasonrY cHIMneY.

do not terMInate vent In anY enclosed or seMI-enclosed area, sUcH as: carPorts, GaraGe, attIc, craWl sPace, Under a sUn deck or PorcH, narroW WalkWaY or closed area, or anY locatIon tHat can BUIld UP a concentratIon oF FUMes sUcH as a staIrWell, covered BreeZeWaY, etc.

caUtIonvent sUrFaces can Get Hot enoUGH to caUse BUrns IF toUcHed. noncoMBUstIBle sHIeldInG or GUards MaY Be reqUIred.

Install vent at clearances sPecIFIed BY tHe vent ManUFactUrer.

500º FRTVSilicon




Preferred Pellet vent termination

• Thestoveventmustterminateontheoutsideofthebuilding.Horizontalterminationsmustextendaminimumof12”fromthewall.Verticalterminationsmustprotrudeaminimum24”fromtheroofsurface.In addition, all clearances listed below must be met. see FIGUre 17

• Musthaveanapprovedcap(topreventwaterfromentering)ora45°downturnwithrodentscreen.• Iftheterminationislocatedonawindysideofthehouse,wesuggestusinganapprovedhouseshieldtopreventsootfrom

buildinguponthesideofthehouse.• Aventmustnotbelocatedwhereitwillbecomepluggedbysnoworothermaterial.

A:A Minimum 4’ clearance below or beside any door orwindowthatopens.(Thisclearancemaybereducedto18”ifusingoutsideair).Werecommendthedoororwindowbe kept closed during operation. Minimum1’ clearancebeloworbesideanywindowthatdoesnotopen.

B:Minimum 1’ clearance above any door or window thatopens.

C:Minimum2’clearancefromanyadjacentbuilding.D:Minimum7’clearanceaboveanygradewhenadjacentto

publicwalkways. NOTE: vent may not terminate in covered walkway or

breezeway.

X

H

F

E

FA

G

DB

A

HC

E:Minimum 2’ clearance above any grass, plants, or othercombustiblematerials.

F: Minimum3’ clearance fromany forced air intakeof anyotherappliance.

g:Minimum2’clearancebeloweavesoroverhangs.H:Minimum1’clearancehorizontallyfromcombustiblewall.x:Mustbeaminimumof2’abovetheroof.

Figure 17: Vent Termination




venting the Pellet stove:

• Do not install flue damper in the exhaust ventingsystem of this unit.

• Useanapprovedwall thimblewhenpassing theventthrough walls. Use a ceiling support/fire stop spacer when passing the vent through ceilings (make sure to maintain clearance to any combustibles.)

• ifusingmorethanoneteeand180o of elbows, you must use 4“ venting pipes.

Theventmusthaveasupportbracketevery5’ofpelletventwhenontheexteriorofthestructure.

Theventheightandrunmustnotexceedthedistanceasillustratedinthediagrambelow.

Venting into this (the lighter) shaded area may requirecombustionmotoroff-setadjustments.See“FanOptions”onpage24formoreinformation.

NOTE: To achieve optimum performance, it is recommended that yo keep the vent as short as possible, especially in regard to the horizontal run.

33 Feet(max.)

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oUtsIde aIr connectIon Connectionfromtheintakepipe(2”diameterpipeinrearofstove) to theoutsideof thehouse isREqUIRED formobilehomeinstallation.Itisrecommendedintightlysealedhomeswithexhaustfanssuchaskitchenorbathroomfans.Thiswilleliminatepoorperformanceduetonegativepressure.

Onlynoncombustiblepipes two inches (2”) orgreater indiameter are approved touse foroutsideair connections(straightorflexible).Pvc pipe is not approved and should never be connected to the stove. HInt: a cumberland StoveWorksairinletwillacceptautomotiveexhaustpipesand couplers.

Iftheairinletisconnectedtotheoutside,itMUSTbeterminatedwithavertical90ºbend(down)orwithawindhood.Failuretodosocouldresultinaburnbackduringhighwindsblowingdirectlyuptheairinletduringasimultaneouspowerfailure.

Blockage,excessivelength,orextrabendsintheairintakepipewillstarvethestoveofcombustionair.A90ºbendisequivalentinrestrictiontoapproximately30”ofstraightinletpipe.

MoBIle HoMeInstallationinamobilehomeshouldbeinaccordancewiththemanufacturedhomeandsafetystandard.DepartmentofHousingandUrbanDevelopment(HUD)CITE:24CFR3280.707statingthisstovemustbeventedtotheoutside.Inadditionto the standard installation instructions, the followingrequirementsaremandatoryforinstallationinamobilehome:

1. Stovemustbebolted to thefloor. Stovewillhave fourtie-down straps that bolt to the feet and the floor. see FIGUre 18.

2. Stovemusthaveanoutsideairsource.

3. Stovemustbeelectricallygroundedtothesteelchassisofthemobilehome.

4. Allverticalchimneyventsmusthavewallsupports.

5. Allexhaustsystemsmusthaveasparkarrestor.

WarnInGdo not Install In a sleePInG rooM.

Figure 18: Mobile Home Anchor & Leg Assembly

caUtIoncUMBerland stove Works recoMMends UsInG oUtsIde aIr For coMBUstIBle aIr connectIons, as tHe oPeratIon oF eXHaUst Fans sUcH as BatHrooM Fans, attIc Fans, etc., MIGHt starve tHe Parlor stove oF coMBUstIBle aIr. starvInG tHe stove oF aIr can create a neGatIve PressUre In tHe rooM. ProvIde adeqUate ventIlatIon In tHe rooM accoMPanYInG tHe Parlor stove. IF not, tHe PressUre sWItcH MaY sHUt oFF oPeratIon oF tHe Parlor stove.

tHe strUctUral InteGrItY oF tHe ManUFactUred HoMe Floor, Wall, and ceIlInG/rooF MUst Be MaIntaIned.

B

C

B

C

Tie-downStrapsLagScrew




sIMPle stove ventIlatIon eXaMPles

Figure 20: STRAIGHT INSTALLATIONInsideVerticalRise,HorizontalTermination

Figure 19: STRAIGHT INSTALLATIONOutsideVerticalRise,ThroughWallInstallation

COMBUSTIBLE AIR INTAKE

EXHAUST

COMBUSTIBLE AIR INTAKE

EXHAUST




VentClearance*

3” Min.

Outside air may be drawn froma vented crawl space.

Floor Protection

“L” Vent

Ceiling Support/Fire Stop SpacerVent mustmaintainclearance tocombustibles

Insulationmust maintainclearance

Vertical Cap

Storm Collar

Roof Flashing

24” Minimum

* Install a vent at clearance speci�ed by the vent manufacturer

Interior vertical Installation

coMPleX stove ventIlatIon eXaMPles




VentClearance*

3” Min.

Outside air may be drawn froma vented crawl space.

Floor Protection

“L” Vent

Class A Chimney Ceiling Support

Class A chimney mustmaintain clearances outlinedin the chimney’s installationinstructions (usually 2”)

Storm Collar

Roof Flashing

“L” Vent to Class A Chimney Adapter

Class A Chimney


class a chimney retrofit

stove ventIlatIon eXaMPles




Silicone

Vertical Cap

Storm Collar

Cover Plate (non-combustible)“L” Vent

Seal the coverplate with silicone

“L” Vent FlexSection

Lintel

Outside air may be drawnfrom the ash cleanout.

NOTE: you will probably need a short horizontal section here to clear the lintel and allow the hopper lid to open

6” Min.

3”

Masonry Fireplace Hearth stove





6” Min.

3”

Vertical Cap

Storm Collar

Cover Plate (non-combustible)

“L” Vent

Seal the coverplate with silicone Silicone


NOTE: you will probably need a short horizontal section here to clear the lintel and allow the hopper lid to open.

Zero-clearance (Metal) Fireplace Hearth stove





Silicone

Vertical Cap

Storm CollarCover Plate (non-combustible)

“L” Vent

Seal the coverplate with silicone


“L” VentSections

VentClearance*

6” Min.


Clean-Out Access

Freestanding Masonry chimney


INSTALLATIONANDSERVIcEMANUALModel MF3800

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servicing tools, equipment and Parts

tools/equipment needed during service calls:

-5/16”CombinationWrench-5/16”,3/8”,¼”,11/32”SocketswithRatchets&Extensions-FlatBladeScrewdriver-#2PhillipsScrewdriver-T30TorxBit,T20TorxBit-Pliers-SmallSideCutter-WireCrimpingTool-¼”FemaleSpadeTerminal(Insulated)-Mini-BladeScrewdriver-5/32”AllenWrench-HighTempSilicone

Parts needed during service calls:

-IMBox(P/N730054)-Display(P/N730053)-FirePot(P/N710110)-FirePlate(P/N710098)-AugerMotor(P/N720079)-IgniterforMF3800only(P/N720032)-AirPump(P/N720072)-VacuumSwitch(P/N720073)-CombustionBlower(P/N720078)-OverLimitSwitch(P/N720100)-ProofofFireSwitch(P/N720015)-LimitSwitch(P/N720085)-HopperSwitch(P/N720055)

safety devices:

-HighLimitSwitch(P/N720085)-ProofofFireSwitch(P/N720015)-VacuumSwitch(P/N720073)-AugerOverTempSwitch(P/N720100)-FuelShut-Offgate(P/N710140Kit)

ExplainingtheTri-XControllerKeyPad

1:on switch –StartsStoveOperationWhenInstructed.2:off switch–TurnsOffStoveOperationatAnytime3:temperature Up control–Controlsheatlevels1-64:temperature down control-Controlsheatlevels1-65:Fan Up control–Makesroomfangofaster6:Fan down control –Makesroomfangoslower7:add Fuel control –TurnsAugeronfor1minute8:thermostat on / off–TurnsOn/OffThermostatOptions9: scroll–ChangesHeatRanges/Reignition10:enter–ChoosestheTopSelectionontheScreen11:display screen

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2 4 6 8 10

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MF3800 test Mode

The controller “TEST MODE” is configured to run all of theoutputs (combustion fan, convection fan, igniter, air pump,andaugermotor)simultaneouslyatfullpower.Duringthetestmode,theaugerwillstopif thehopperdoor isopened,andthe“VACUUMFAULTCHECKSEALS”messagewillbedisplayedifdoororashpanisopen.Thetestmodeisdesignedtotestthat all of the outputs are working and the wiring harnessconnectionsarecorrect. It isalsodesignedtoverify that thevacuumswitchandthehopperswitcharefunctioningproperly.

Toactivatethetestmode,unplugthestove,wait5seconds,andplugthestovebackin.Thedisplaywillfirstread“Ardisamv1.00”.

AlwaysmetertheOUTPUTS(1/4”tabterminals)inpairsaslabeledonthecontroller.Powerwiresareontheleft,commonwiresareontheright.Therestoftheoutputs(everythingexcepttheaugermotor)donotneedinputterminalbypassedtosupply120VACtotheoutputDURINgTHETESTMODE.see FIGUre 19.

If the auger motor stilldoesn’t turn, check thevoltage of the augermotor leads and thevoltage of the augermotor terminals on thecontroller. Both shouldread 110V to 120V AC.If there is voltage tothe augermotor but itdoesn’t turn, the augeris either plugged, orthe motor is defective.If there is no voltageto the harness, put ajumperwirebetweenINPUTpins1and2ontheinputconnectorandmeterbetweenOUTPUTtabs3and4onthecontrolboard.Ifthereisnovoltagepresent,replacethecontrolboard(InterfaceModule–PartNumber730054).Thissameprocedurecanbeusedforthecombustionblower,convectionblower,airpump,andheat torch.

NOTE: when you have completed your work in the TEST mODE, the only way to exit the TEST mODE sequence is to unplug the stove. You will then need to go through the start-up process again, reigniting the stove and selecting the appropriate fuel range.

controller settInGs and dIaGnostIcs

ARIDSAM V1.00

MF3700MF3800

MF 3700 / 3800VER1-0-**

MF3800 TESTMODE

After three seconds, the screenwill read“MF 3700 / 3800”above,and“Ver1-0-**”below(**denotestheversionofthesoftware).Whenthescreenreads“MF3700/3800VER1-0-**,(oneabovetheother)holddowntheSCROLLkey.

PressingSCROLLwillactivatetheMF3800TestMode.Atthispoint,thescreenwillread“MF3800TESTMODE”.

After three seconds, the screenwill then read“<--|MF3700,MF3800 (IgN)” (One above the other). Pressing the ENTERkeywill activate the program that ignores all of the electricignitescreensandsequencesastheENTERkeyactivatesthecontrollertooperateamodelMF3700(noigniter).

Ineithercase,alloftheoutputsonthecontrollerwillbeonfullpowerat110to120VoltsAC.Nowallofthemotorscanbecheckedforrotationandfunction,andtheigniterandairpump can be checked for heat production and air output.If theaugerdoesnot runduring the testmode,makesurethatthehopperswitchisdepressed.Ifthehopperswitchisdepressedbuttheaugermotorstilldoesnotturn,disconnectthehopperswitchandplugthewiringharnessendsintoeachother. If plugging thewiring harness ends into each otherturntheaugeron,thehopperswitchisdefective.Replacetheswitch.do not leave tHe Harness BYPassed.

Use eXtreMe caUtIon WHen MeterInG tHe oUtPUts on tHe controller. tHe voltaGe Is 120v, and, IF one leG oF tHe Meter toUcHes tWo oUtPUt taBs at tHe saMe tIMe, tHe Board WIll need to Be rePlaced.

Figure 19




Fan oPtIons:

Thevoltagetothecombustionandconvectionfanscanbeoffset.Thecombustionfanoffsetatthefactoryissetto3or4.Thissettingisselectedatthefactorybecauseitgeneratesavacuumwithinthestoveatarangeof0.10to0.25W.C.after10minutesduringtheSTARTINgFIREsequence.Ifthestovedoesnotburncorrectly,makesurethatthesealingsurfacesofthefirepotaresecureandthevacuumwithinthefireboxiswithinthisspecifiedrangeduringtheSTARTINgFIREscreen.DONOTCHECKTHEVACUUMDURINgTHETESTMODE.IfthevacuumduringtheSTARTINgFIREscreenislessthan0.10ormorethan0.25,thecombustionfanvoltageoffsetshouldbechanged.

TogettoFANOPTIONS,thestovemustbeunpluggedfirst.Wait5secondsandplugthestoveback in.Thedisplaywillfirstread“Ardisamv1.00”.

After three seconds, the screen will read “FAN OPTIONS”.Then, after 5 more seconds, the screen will read “FANOPTIONSSAVE”. Every 5 seconds the fanoption selected issavedtomemory.Thecombustionfanvoltageoffset(CB)canbechangedbypushingtheFANUPkey.Theconvectionfanvoltage(CV)canbechangedbypushingtheFANDOWNkey.

ARIDSAM V1.00

MF3700MF3800

MF 3700 / 3800VER1-0-**

After3seconds,thescreenwillread“MF3700/3800Ver1-0-**” (** denotes the version of software).When the screenreadsthisway,holddowntheSCROLLkey.

After3seconds,thescreenwill read“<--|MF3700, MF3800(IgN)”(Oneabovetheother). RemoveyourfingerfromtheSCROLLbutton,thenholddowntheONandOFFbuttonsatthe same time.

Scrollthroughtheoffsetsuntilthecorrectsettingisreachedfor the installation at hand.Wait until the screen reads“CBOFFSET*”, “CV OFFSET* SAVED”. When the screen reads“SAVED”,unplugthestoveandtestthevacuumagainduringtheSTARTINgFIREscreenafter10minutes.

FANOPTIONS SAVED

CBOFFSET*CVOFFSET*SAVED

The vacuum in the firebox should be 0.10 to 0.25 W.C.during the STARTINg FIRE phase. Variables that contributeto changing fan offsets include voltage drop in the cordsupplyingpowertothestove,lowvoltagesupplyfromutility,venting configurations that either limit flow or supply toomuch natural draft, and extreme cold temperatures thathindermotorRPM.

NOTE: The CV OFFSET is set at 0 and should be turned up as high as 9 to move more room air.

The fan options and voltage offsets are not intended tocompensateforapoorlymaintainedordirtystove.Forthisreason, the voltage offset is not in the this manual. Thevoltageoffsetcanonlybeperformedonacleanstovewithcleanventing,acleanblower,cleanexhaustmanifold,cleanfirepot,cleanfireplateandacleanpotholder.

NOTE: when you have completed your work in the FaN OPTiONS, the only way to exit the FaN OPTiONS sequence is to unplug the stove. You will then need to go through the start-up process again, reigniting the stove and selecting the appropriate fuel range.




FUel sHUtoFF oPeratIonchecking the Fuel shutoff Gate

Oncethestovehasbeenproperlyinstalledandpluggedintoagroundedsurgeprotector, youarenearly ready tobeginoperation. Prior to thefirstuse,however, it isnecessary toensurethefuelshutoffgateisopen.YourCumberlandStove isequippedwitha fuelgate in thehopper, which prevents fuel from entering into the auger.Thisfeatureprovidestwoimportantattributestoyourstove:

1.Ifyouraugermechanismrequiresservice,thegatecanbeclosedtoallowitsremovalwithoutemptyingthehopperoffuel.

2.Inanover-tempsituation,thefuelgatewillautomaticallycloseandtheaugerwillevacuateanymaterialintheaugerhousing.

Cumberland Stoves are shipped with the fuel gates open,which ensures fuel enters the auger. However, duringshippingthefuelgateissusceptibletoclosingandmayneedtobeopened.Youcandetermineifthefuelgateisclosedbyopeningthehopper.Iftheaugerisvisibleatthebottomofthehopper,thegateisopenandyoucanproceedwiththeinitialoperation.

If the auger is not visible, you will need to open the fuelshutoffgatebyperformingthefollowinginstructions.Ifyouwishtoservicetheauger,theseproceduresalsoallowyoutoclosethefuelshutoffgate.

InstrUctIons For oPeratInG FUel sHUtoFF Gate

1. Toaccessthefuelshutoffgate,removetherightsidepanelbyfirstremovingtheairfilterinthebackofthestove.

Byplacingyourhandsonbothsidesoftherightsidepanel,lift straight up and then tilt the bottomof thepanel awayfrom the stove. Lower the panel slowly when the bottomclearsthestove.Setpanelasideforreinstallation.

AIRFILTER

WarnInGnever reset FUel Gate BY reacHInG tHroUGH tHe aIr cleaner oPenInG. tHIs WIll daMaGe tHe caBle and HInder Gate oPeratIon.

Figure 20: Air filter Figure 21: Removing panels

Figure 23: Close fuel shutoff gate

Figure 22: Reset fuel shutoff

4.Reinstallrightsidepanelandairfilter.Youcannowpro-ceedwithoperatingthestove.

3.Toclosethefuelshutoffgatemanuallyforservice,(i.e.intheeventofapellet jam)pressdownontriggermechanism.(see FIGUre 23)(gatewillcloseautomaticallyinover-tempsituations.)

2.Toopen/resetthefuelshutoffgate,pulltheloopedsteelcableoutawayfromthestove,whilepushingupsimultane-ouslyonthetrigger.Youwillhearthegateclickwhenit’slockedintheopenposition. (see FIGUre 22)




FIrePot and FIreBoX sealInG sUrFaces

Thefirepothas3sealingsurfacesthatmustbesecureforthestovetofunctionproperly.Thesealingsurfacesarelocatedatthefront,top,andrearofthefirepot.

MisalignmentWILLcausealazyflame,bridging,potoverloading,andpossiblyburningbackupthefeedchute.

torquearmtab igniter

igniter clearance

fuelchute

cleaningrod shelfadjustmentstuds

shelfcasting

cleaningrodhandle

firepotsealingsurfaces




cleaningrodhandle

norMal care & MaIntenancecleaning the GlassOnlycleanglasswhentheglassiscool.Wipetheglasscleanwithadryordamprag.Ifthisdoesnotcleantheglass,useanynon-abrasivecleaner.

removal of Broken ceramic GlassOpenthedoorandliftitfromthehinges.Laythedoordownonnewspaperwithglassclipsfacingyou.Loosenthescrewsandtakeofftheglassclips.Removethebrokenglasscarefullyanddiscard.Reverse theaboveprocedure for replacingnewglasswithnewgasket.

Firepot remainsEverytimethehopperisfilledwithfuelthefirepotshouldbeemptied.Toemptythefirepotpullupthenoutonthefirepotcleaningrod.note: tHe FIrePot MUst Be PUsHed all tHe WaY Back and seated aGaInst tHe Pot Holder For tHe stove to FUnctIon correctlY. FaIlUre to do so WIll caUse Pot overload.

soot and Fly ashTheproductsofcombustionwillcontainsmallparticlesofflyash.Theflyashandsootwillcollect intheexhaustventingsystemand restrict the flowof fluegasses. The exhaustventingsystemshouldbeinspectedatleastoncepermonthtodetermineifcleaningisnecessary.Ifcleaningisnecessary,disassembletheexhaustventandcleantheindividualparts.Whencleaningash,useanapprovedashvacuum.Seeadealerformoredetails.

disposal of ashesAshes shouldbeplaced inametal containerwitha tight-fittinglid.Theclosedcontainerofashesshouldbeplacedonanoncombustiblefloororontheground,wellawayfromallcombustiblematerials,pendingfinaldisposal.

daily Maintenancethe surfaces on the stove may be hot.Alwayswearprotectiveglovesevenwhenthestoveiscooltothetouch.

• Emptyfirepotintoashpanbyslidingthefirepotcleaningrodinandoutseveraltimes.Emptythefirepotwitheveryhopperoffuelburnedorasoftenasrequired,dependingonthequalityofthefuel.

• Unscrewthecleaningrodfromthefirepottofreefirepotforremoval.

caUtIondo not oPerate stove WItH Broken Glass.do not slaM tHe door sHUt. do not strIke Glass. do not Use aBrasIve cleaners. do not clean Hot Glass.rePlace ceraMIc Glass WItH FactorY- aUtHorIZed rePlaceMent Parts onlY.tHe clInker WIll reMaIn Hot For several MInUtes aFter It Is PUlled oUt oF tHe FIrePot.

Use an aPProved asH vacUUM WHen cleanInG asHes

Figure 24: Removable fireplate. NOTE: notch should be toward the front of the stove.

Notch

• Removefirepotandfireplateandinspect.see FIGUre 24. Cleantheholesinthefirepotandplatesothattheyarefreefromanyashordebris.Keepingtheseholesclearofashwillallowthestovetogettheproperairneededtoburncleanandefficiently.

• Oncethefirepotandplateareremoved,cleanthesurroundingsurfacessothattheyarefreeofunburnedpelletsand/orashbuild-up.Besuretoclearthebackledgeofthepotholder and thesurfacebeneaththefireplatethoroughly.




Weekly Maintenance• Tocleanthefirepotarea,removethefirepotbyunscrewing

thefirepotcleaningrodfromthefirepot.Removetherodandthefirepot.Removethefireplatebyliftingitoutofpotholder(see FIGUre 24 on PaGe 29).Brushalloftheashfrombeneaththefireplateintotheashpan.

• Slidethetopscraperrodinandoutseveraltimestocleartheflyashfromtheheatexchangertubes.Theashwilldropontotheheatshield(baffle).

• Remove theupperbaffleandemptyanyashordebrisinto an appropriate container. Replace upper baffle. see FIGUre 25.

• Emptyfuelhopperofanyfuelandvacuumemptyhoppertoremoveanyremainingdebris. Useadealer-approvedashvacuum.

• Removeashpan.Emptyintoanappropriatecontainerandreplace.

NOTE: a clean unit burns efficiently and will remain trouble free! CSw recommends the use of ash vacuums. See a dealer for more information.

Monthly Maintenance• Remove sidebafflesusing3/8”wrench.Clean theheat

exchangertubesandthelowerledgeneartheashpanofallflyash.

• Vacuumexhaustmanifoldbehindashpan.

• CumberlandStoveWorks recommendschanging theairfilterevery30days.Theairfilterisfoundonthebackoftheunit.see FIGUre 26. Replacementfilterscanbeorderedthroughyourstovedealer.Cleanairfilter(730008);regularlyreplaceifneeded.

seasonal cleaning• Removeallfuelfromthehopper,firebox,firepotandash

pan.Runaugertoclearanyremainingfuelfromtheauger.It is importanttoclearthestoveofall fuelattheendoftheburningseason,ascornandpelletscanaccumulatemoistureoverthesummermonths. Thiscausestheunittorustand/orthefueltomold.

• Remove thecombustionmotorandclean impellersandmotorhousingofanyflyash.

• Vacuumthestovecavitytoclearitofanyflyashordebris.

• Removetheexhaustventinganduseabrushtoclearallsoot,ashanddebris. NOTE: vENT maY NEED TO bE CLEaNED bi-aNNuaLY OR EvERY 2-TONS OF FuEL buRNED, DEPENDiNg ON THE QuaLiTY aND amOuNT OF FuEL uSED.

• Inspectallropegasketsaroundthefrontdoorandashpan. When theunit is cleanedout, empty thehopper, take theventingapartandcleanouttheflyash.Thenrinseandletdry.Inspectthedraftblowerandcleanoutallareas. Cleantheglass,doorsandoutercabinetsothatyouarereadyforthenextheatingseason.Theuseofanashvacuummakesclean-ingeasierandfaster.

Figure 26: Air filter placement.

AIRFILTER

Figure 25: Upper baffle in top of firebox

Upperbaffle




rePlacInG Parts

Hopper switch kit (P/n 710013)• Remove right side panel by reaching through the air

filteropeningwithyour righthandandpushingagainsttheinsideandoutsideofthesidepanelwithbothhands,liftingupandmovingbottomofpaneloutthendown.

• Separate the round spade terminals connecting hopperswitchwires.

• Openthehopperlid,reachin,andpushtheswitchupoutofitsholder.

• Removetherubbergrommetandfeedthewiresoutoftheholes.

• Feed the wires from the new switch back through theholesandreplacegrommet.

• Pushthenewswitchintoholderandplugbackintowireharness.

over limit switch (P/n 720085)• Removerighthandsidepanel.Theswitchislocatednext

toandslightlybelowthevacuumswitch.• Removethespadeterminals,removethescrewsholding

theswitchusing¼’’socketwrench.• Installnewswitchandplugwire terminals fromharness

backontoswitch.

auger over temp switch (P/n 720100)• Thisswitch is locatedonthe lower leftsideof theauger

housingnearthelowestportionofthehopper.• Itisretainedbyaspringaroundtheaugerhousing.• Itcanbeaccessedthroughtheairfilteropening.Reachin

andholdtheswitchwithyourlefthandandunhookthespringwithrighthand.Unplugwirestoremoveswitch.

vacuum switch (P/n 720073)• Thispartcanbeeasilyaccessedbyremovingtherightside

panel.Itislocatedonthebackofthefirebox.• Itisretainedwithscrews.Usea¼”sockettoremovethem.

Removethevacuumhosethatattachestothebrassnipplescrewedintothefirebox.Unplugwirestoremoveswitch.

auger and auger Motor (P/n 710009 and 720079)• The augermotor can be removed through the air filter

opening.Asinglesetscrewholds themotorandcanberemovedwitha5/32”Allenwrench.

NOTE: The auger motor has a flat side on the shaft and the set screw must be tightened on to the flat area or the motor could slip, affecting the feed rate thus damaging the auger shaft.

• Theaugeritselfhas4boltsretainingit.• Remove the motor by removing the bolts using a 3/8”

socket.

Igniter (P/n 730032)• The igniter can also be removed through the air filter

opening.Itislocatedtotherightoftheaugerhousing.• The igniter isheld inplacebythetorquearm.Thearm is

adjustabletoinsureproperalignmenttothefirepot.Ithasaboltandanutthatcanberemovedwitha3/8”socket.

• Pulltheigniteroutofthefirebox.• Pulloffthehosegoingtotheairpumpmotor.• Clipthecabletiesholdingthewiresandremovefromthe

IMboxandreplace.

air Pump (P/n 720072)• The air pumpmotor can be replaced by removing the

leftsidepanel.Removethe2boltsholdingtheairpumpmountingplate using 3/8” socket.Detachhose fromairpump.UnplugwiresfromIMandremoveairpumpfrommountingplateusingphillipsscrewdriver.

NOTE: If the igniter is blue in color, this indicates poor air flow and may indicate an air motor problem and the igniter should be replaced. Make sure there are no kinks in the hose when reattached to igniter.

combustion Motor (P/n 720078)• Thispartislocatedbehindtheleftsidepanel.• Themotor can be removed from the exhaust manifold

usinga3/8”socketandextension.• Clipthecabletiesusingasidecutterandremovethewires

fromtheIMboxtoreplace.• NOTE: The combustion motor can be removed from its

housing for service and cleaning without removing it from the manifold. There are (6) 11/32” nuts that hold the motor to the housing.

convection or room Fan (P/n 720052)• Thispart is locatedbehind the right sidepanel andwill

requireremovalofthelowerstovebacktogettobolts.• Usea3/8”socketandextension.• ClipthecabletiesandremovethewiresfromtheIMbox

toreplace.

IMBox(P/N730054)• Removetheleftsidepanel.• RemoveIMboxusing5/16”socket.• Removethecommunicationcordandlowergrayplug.• PlugboththecordandtheplugintothenewIM.• Removethespadeterminalsoneatatimeandpluginto

thenewIMtokeeptheminthecorrectsequence.• Ifthereisanyquestion,eachcomponentislistedontheIMbox.

Firepot (P/n 710110) and Fireplate (P/n 710098)• Toremovethepot,unscrewtherodfromthefrontofthefirepot.• LifttheFirepotupandout• LifttheFireplateupandout. NOTE: Be sure the notch in the fireplate is pointed out

towardsthedoorwhenreinstalling.




troUBlesHootInG & rePaIrAtArdisam,webuildqualityanddurabilityintothedesignofourproducts;however,noamountofcarefuldesignbyus,andcarefulmaintenancebyyou,canguaranteearepair-freelifeforyourstove.Mostrepairswillbeminorandareeasilyfixedbyfollowingthesuggestionsinthetroubleshootingguideinthissection.

Theguidewillhelpyoupinpointthecausesofcommonprob-lemsandidentifyremedies.

Formorecomplicatedrepairs,youmaywanttorelyonyourretailer,anauthorizedservicecenter,orArdisam,Inc.Apartscatalogisincludedinthissection.

Wewillalwaysbegladtoansweranyquestionsyouhave,orhelpyoufindsuitableassistance.Toorderpartsor inquireaboutwarranty,callorwriteusattheaddressfoundbelow,underthesection“OrderingReplacementParts.”

orderInG rePlaceMent PartsPartscanbeobtained fromthe storewhere the stovewaspurchasedordirectfromthefactory.Toorderfromthefactorycall,writeore-mailto:

ardisam, Inc.1160 eighth avenue, cumberland, Wisconsin 54829

1-800-345-6007•1-715-822-2415e-mail: [email protected]

Pleaseincludethefollowinginformationwithyourorder:

1. Partnumbers

2. Partdescription

3. quantity

4. Modelnumberandserialnumber




troUBlesHootInG GUIdeUnplugstovebeforeperforminganymaintenance. WarnInG

never servIce or toUcH tHe Feed aUGer WItH tHe stove PlUGGed In.

contact service provider if above remedies fail. contact your dealer or call csW customer service at 800-345-6007.

WarnInG! negative pressure in a home is a serious issue. If there is a problem, the stove should be installed with a Fresh air kit (not included).

Problem display status Possible causes remedy

StoveWillNotFeedPellets

NOREADINg

Nopower Checktoseeifstoveispluggedin

Checkcommunicationcable

Checkelectricaloutletforpower

Checkfuseonincomingredpowerwire

Defectivecontrolhead Testandreplacecontrolheadifneeded

NORMALREADINg

Hopperisempty Addfueltohopper

Hopperlidisopen Closehopperlid

Pelletand/oraugerjam Checkaugerforfinesorpelletjam

Augermotorfailure Replaceaugermotor

Hopperswitchfailure Bypassswitchtotest.Replacehopperswitchifneeded


FiregoesOutorStoveShutsDown

LOSSOFFIREOFFTORESET


Poorqualityfuel Changefuelsupplier/moisturetestcorn

Powersupplyinterrupted Checkpowersupply.gothroughre-ignitesequence

Pluggedfirepot Cleanfirepot.Clearallholesofashordebris

FaultyPOFswitch ReplacePOFswitch

OVERTEMPRESETSWITCH

Overtemp Allowstovetocoolandresetswitch

Looseconnectiononspadeterminal

Checkconnectionsonswitchand/orlowerplugonIM

AUgEROVERTEMP

Overtemp Allowstovetocoolandresetfuelshutoff.

Looseconnectiononspadeterminal

Checkconnectionsonswitchand/orlowerplugonIM

VACUUMFAULTCHECKSEALS

Inadequatedoorseals Checkthatropesealsareinworkingcondition

Frontdoorisajar Closedoorsecurely

Ashpanisajar Secureashpaninitsproperposition

Vacuumswitchhoseisloose/disconnected,orswitchisbroken

Makesurevacuumswitchhoseisattachedtotheswitch.Replaceswitchifnecessary.

Exhaustmotorisfailingtocreatevacuum

Putstoveintestmode.Visuallyconfirmmotoristurning.Removefromhousingandcleanimpellersandhousing.Increasefanoffsetifnecessary.





StoveWillNotLightNORMALREADINg


Pluggedfirepot Cleanfirepot.Clearallholesofashordebris.

Igniterslippedoutoftorquearm Pushigniterbackintoplace

Igniterfailed TestigniteroutputleadsonIM.Confirmairpumpoperation.Replaceigniterifneeded.

Nopowertoigniter ReplaceIM

NOPROOFOFFIREPUSH“ON”TOSTART

Igniterfailed TestigniteroutputleadsonIM.Confirmairpumpoperation.Replaceigniterifneeded.

PotLoadingPelletsNORMALREADINg

Pluggedfirepot Cleanfirepot.Clearallholesofashordebris.


Firepotmisaligned Makesurefirepotisalignedproperlyandthatthereisnounburnedpelletsobstructingproperalignmentoffirepot.

PotLoadingCorn* NORMALREADINg Over-moistcornorhighsugarcontent

Pushmaterialdownusingametalpoker.RunatLevel6inRange1foranhour,thenincreasetoRange2.


LazyFlameNORMALREADINg


Firepotandplaterequirecleaning Cleanfirepotandplate.Clearallholesofashordebris.

Firepotmisaligned Makesurefirepotisalignedproperlyandthatthereisnounburnedpelletsobstructingproperalignmentoffirepot.

Fireplateinbackwards Adjustfireplateforcorrectpositioning.Fireplatenotchesshouldalwaysfacetowardsthefrontdoorofthestove.

SmellofSmokeinRoom NORMALREADINg Exhaustventisnotsealedproperly Sealalljointsofexhaustventwithhigh-temperaturesiliconesealant.

* The stove will burn over-moist corn if the fire pot can be brought up to operating temperatures. This may require rattling the pot or pushing the material down with a poker and/or cycling the igniter an additional time.




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1 710042 BASE 1

2 710106 FIREBOxW/AIRWASH 1

3 700076 POTCLEANINgROD 1

4 700250 RIgHTUPRIgHT 1

5 700300 LEFTUPRIgHT 1

6 710008 FOOT 4

7 710110 FIREPOT 1

8 710053 ASHPANASSEMBLY 1

9 700147 STRAP 1

10 710057 INTAKEPIPE 1

11 730020 gASKETINTAKE 1

12 700335 UPPERSTOVEBACK 1

13 700136 FLOORSTRAP 4

14 720044 ACINLET-OUTLET 1

15 700170 gRILL(gOLD,BLACKORSILVER) 1

16 720045 POWERCORD 1

17 730006

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HANDLE(SILVER)

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18 700365 DUCTCOVER 1

19 700189 LEFT/RIgHTBAFFLE 2

20 720053

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CLEANINgRODSPRINg(SILVER)

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21 730015 gASKETINBOARDAUgER 1

22 700337 LOWERSTOVEBACK 1

23 700195 FILTERBRACKET 3

24 730031 HOPPERINSULATION 1

25 720034 90DEgREEFITTINg 1

26 700202 UPPERBAFFLE 1

27 700163 SHELFBASE 1

28 700144 SHELF 1

29 730008 FILTER 1

30 700206 SCRAPERROD 1

32 710095 gLASSDOORASSEMBLY 1

33 720073 VACUUMSWITCH 1

34 720052 CIRCULATINgBLOWER 1

35 720072 AIRPUMP 1

36 700257 CIRCULATINgAIRDUCT 1

37 710108 AUgERASSEMBLY 1

38 700286 SPRINgCLIP 1

39 700269 SIDEPANEL 2

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40 710116 IgNITERPLUg(3700ONLY) 1

41 710097 STOVETOP 1

42 710098 FIREPLATE 1

43 730067 OUTBOARDAUgERgASKET 1

44 720015 PROOFOFFIRESWITCH 1

46 700349 CONTROLLERBRACKET 1

47 730054 IM(INTERFACEMODULE) 1

48 730053 DISPLAY 1

49 700368 AIRPUMPPLATE 1

50 730032 HEATTORCH 1

51 710010 HOPPER 1

52 710115 POTHOLDER 1

53 710103 ExHAUSTMANIFOLD 1

57 730066 CIRC.BLOWERgASKET 1

59 710013 KITHOPPERSWITCHREPLACEMENT 1

62 725010 ADjUSTABLEgLIDE 4

63 720086 DISPLAYCABLE 1

64 720088 STRAINRELIEF 1

65 700035 BRACKETDISPLAY 1

66 720085 SWITCH-HIgHLIMIT 1

ITEMSBELOWNOTSHOWN

-- 8932 NUT1/4-20HKPSBWzN

-- 725017 NUT#10-24HKPSBWzN

-- 1501A BOLT5/16-18x3/4HHgR5zN

-- 503 BOLT5/16-18x1-1/2HH

-- 63118 BOLT1/4-20x1/2HHCSgR5zN

-- 725005 SCREW1/4-20x1/2TRUSSHDTORx

-- 725000 BOLT10-24x3/8TBHMSgR2

-- 725012 BOLT8-32x3/8PPHMSgR2zN

-- 725007 SCREWSLHHSHEETMETAL

-- 509 BOLT1/4-20x1/2SLHWHzNF-TT/C

-- 725015 SCREW1/4x2LAgHH

-- 725013 SCREW#6-20x3/4PPHzN

-- 700034 STUD10-24x3/4STNLSFT

-- 725016 SCREW#14x1/2PTHBLKzN

-- 53611 NUT5/16-18HgR5zN

-- 740001 WIRINgHARNESS




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1 700311 DOORCASTINg

2 720002 gLASS

3 720075 WINDOWgASKETROPE

4 700200 gLASSCLIP

5 725000 BOLT10-24x3/8TBHMSgR2BLKzNF-T

6 700398 gASKETMAINDOOR

7 700351 DOORHANDLE

8 700359 DOORHANDLECOg

9 720009730043

DOORHANDLESPRINg(gOLD)DOORHANDLESPRINg(SILVER)

10 725023 DISCSPRINg

11 725026 ROLLPIN

12 725024 SPACERWASHERS

Glass door Parts (710095) asH Pan Parts (710053)

keY # Part # descrIPtIon

1 710099 ASHPAN

2 730006730044

HANDLE,ASHDOOR(gOLD)HANDLE,ASHDOOR(SILVER)

3 725012 BOLT8-32x3/8PPHMSgR2zNF-T

4 725000 BOLT10-24x3/8TBHMSgR2BLKzNF-T

5 700146 ASHDOOR

6 725008 SCREW#10x3/8RHU-DRIVEBLKzNSPIRAL

7 730012 PLATE,LOgO

8 720025 gASKET,ASHDOOR

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eXHaUst Parts (710105)


1 710103 ExHAUSTMANIFOLD 1

2* 720060 MOTORANDFAN 1

3* 720059 COMBUSTIONMOTORgASKET 1

4* 720015 SWITCH,SNAPDISC 1

5* 700057 BOLT1/4-20x3/4SLHWHTFgR8zN

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6* 725014 SCREW#6-20x3/4SHHSDzN 2

7* 725007 SCREW#10x3/8SLHNNzN 4

8* 720056 SqUARETOROUNDTRANSITIONCASTINg

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9* 720021 COMBUSTIONBLOWERgASKET 1

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aUGer Parts (710108)


1 710101 AUgERHOUSINg 1

2 700373 TORqUEARMSLOTTED 1

3 730022 AUgERBUSHINg 1

4 700025 INBOARDAUgERPLATE 1

5 K1038 SETSCREW 1

6 720079 gEARMOTOR 1

7 700033 AUgERCOUPLINgCOLLAR 1

8 700057 BOLT1/4-20x3/4SLHWHTFgR8zN

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9 730015 gASKETINBOARDAUgER 1

10 710009 WELDMENTAUgER 1

11 63118 BOLT1/4-20x1/2HHCSgR5zN

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14 720100 SWITCHSNAPDISC 1

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1 725029 SCREW#8-18x1/2PPHSDzN 9

2 700420 COVERPANEL 1

3 720084 SPRINgHIgHLIMITSWITCH 2

4 700421 SLIDEFUELSHUTOFFPANEL 1

5 700425 SLEEVE 1

6 700424 CABLEFUELSHUTOFFPULL 1

7 67537 BOLT10-24x1PPH 1

8 700422 TRIggERFUELSHUTOFF 1

9 720203 SOLENOIDFUELSHUTOFF 1

10 725034 PINCOTTER

11 720202 FUELSHUTOFFRELAY 1

12 725032 BOLT#8-32x.25PPHMSgR2zN 2

13 725017 NUT#10-24HKPSSTNLS 1

14 700423 MOUNTFUELSHUTOFFBRACKET 1

15 10450 NUT10-24FLANgERIBNUTSERT 1

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Cumberland Stove Works™, Division of Ardisam, Inc.

1160 8th Avenue, PO Box 666

Cumberland, WI 54829

800-345-6007 | Fax 715-822-2223

E-mail: [email protected]

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