HEAT-TECH HTP STANDARD Manuel utilisateur

HTP BAY & HTP STANDARD

PELLET STOVE

OWNER’S MANUAL

Installation, Operating and

Maintenance Instructions for

Pellet Stoves

Congratulations on your purchase of a HEAT-TECH pellet stove.

We at HEAT-TECH take great pride in the quality of our products. We assure

you that with proper management, your HEAT-TECH stove will provide you

with many years of comfort and enjoyment. Please read this owner’s

manual and follow the guidelines thoroughly.

WARNING! READ MANUAL FULLY BEFORE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION.

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FOR SERVICE AND REPAIR

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ADDRESS:

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Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................. 3

SPECIFICATIONS/FEATURES............................................................................ 3

SAFETY FEATURES ...................................................................................................... 3

GOVERNMENT LISTINGS............................................................................................. 3

INSTALLATION ................................................................................................ 4

WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS ................................................................................. 4

CLEARANCES .............................................................................................................. 5

EXHAUST HORIZONTALLY THROUGH A WALL............................................................. 6

EXHAUST VERTICALLY THROUGH A CEILING ............................................................... 6

INSERT INSTALLATION................................................................................................ 7

MOBILE HOME INSTALLATION.................................................................................... 8

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION......................................................................................... 9

THERMOSTAT INSTALLATION ..................................................................................... 9

OPERATION .................................................................................................. 11

OPERATION WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS............................................................ 11

BASIC OPERATION .................................................................................................... 12

SHUT DOWN PROCEDURES ...................................................................................... 13

MAINTENANCE............................................................................................. 14

ASH REMOVAL.......................................................................................................... 14

CLEANING AND SERVICING....................................................................................... 14

TROUBLE SHOOTING .................................................................................... 16

Stove shuts off and the #2 light flashes .................................................................... 16

Stove shuts off and the #3 light flashes .................................................................... 17

Pellets do not ignite ................................................................................................. 17

Home smells of smoke ............................................................................................. 18

Convection blower shuts off and on......................................................................... 18

Feed light on but pellets not feeding........................................................................ 18

Glass soots up quickly, flame is lazy/dark/has black tips, burnpot overfills .............. 19

High limit switch keeps tripping ............................................................................... 19

Smoke smell or soot buildup .................................................................................... 20

DIAGRAMS ................................................................................................... 21

WARRANTY................................................................................................... 23

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INTRODUCTION

This stove has been independently tested and approved in accordance with

the specifications and procedures outlined by Underwriters Laboratories,

Inc. standards for safety UL 1482, UL 907 solid fuels type room heater, April

1987, and HUD requirements for installation as a stove heater and insert for

masonry or metal fireplaces, plus Oregon’s rules for mobile homes (814-23-

900 through 814-23-9090).

This appliance is designed specifically for use only with pelletized wood. It is

approved for residential installation according to current national and local

building codes when installed on a hearth of masonry or metal fireplace. It is

also approved as a mobile home heater and is designed for connection with

an outside air source.

This stove will NOT operate using a natural draft, or without an electrical

power source for the blower and fuel system.

SPECIFICATIONS/FEATURES

SAFETY FEATURES

If there is a power outage longer than a few seconds, the auger will no

longer operate once the power is restored. This prevents pellets from being

fed to a non-burning burnpot. Pressing the start button will reactivate the

auger feed mode. The blowers will come on when the power is restored to

evacuate the combustion chamber gases.

GOVERNMENT LISTINGS

Tested and listed with Myren Consulting INC. of Colville, WA. EPA approved

and listed with the Underwriters Laboratory standards.

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INSTALLATION

WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS:

Installation should be done by your qualified dealer or approved stove

installer in order to meet all federal, state, and local codes for pellet burning

appliances. Improper installation or operation may result in a house fire.

Care must be taken not to interfere with the structural integrity of the

building.

All local building and fire codes MUST be strictly adhered to. A permit must

be obtained by the home owner, at the home owner’s expense, prior to

installation.

Check all equipment for damage, possibly caused by shipping. The stove

should be burn-tested in a well-ventilated area for at least one hour

according to operation instructions. This will cure the paint and season the

stove’s metal. (Your stove dealer may have already done this). NOTE: Minor

smoking and steaming is normal during the curing process.

Use only listed and approved stovepipe designed for use with pellet stove.

Follow pipe manufacturer’s installation instructions. Do not use single wall

pipe to vent exhaust from the stove. Approved metal tube is required

between the air intake tube and the outside fitting on fresh air intakes.

Care must be taken to maintain minimum clearances to combustibles as per

local building codes, fire codes and the safety listing tag on the back of the

stove. Use non-combustible 3/8” minimum hearth pads.

The Heat Tech HTP 26 pellet insert has been tested and listed for installation

into masonry fireplaces and factory-built “zero clearance” fireplaces.

The purchaser must return the warranty card to validate the warranty.

When the stove is not used for long periods, for example summer months,

the stove should be cleaned and free of ash.

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CLEARANCES

Your Heat Tech freestanding stove has 3” clearances to combustibles on

back and sides.

The hearth pad must extend out a minimum of 3” from the stove on each

side and a minimum of 6” in front of the door.

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EXHAUST HORIZONTALLY THROUGH A WALL



Position the stove, adhering to clearances.

•

Locate position of hole in wall, directly behind stove’s exhaust vent.

•

Cut an opening in the wall: 9 5/8” round for 3” vent or 10 5/8” for 4”

vent. This provides space for the wall thimble.

•

After exiting exhaust pipe through the wall, you should install 3’

vertical rise to evacuate exhaust gases in case of power outage.



Attach end cap and seal outside wall thimble with non-hardening

water proof mastic.

EXHAUST VERTICALLY THROUGH A CEILING

•

Locate exhaust pipe location at the rear of the stove. Drop a plumb-

bob to the center of the exhaust pipe at the rear of the stove with

clean-out “T” installed. Mark center point on the ceiling. Cut a square

hole in ceiling, to accommodate fire-stop support assembly: 9 5/8”

square hole for 3” or 10 5/8” square hole for 4”.



Connect chimney section from stove upwards.



When the pipe passes through the fire-stop at the ceiling, tighten bolts

and clamp around pipe.

•

Always maintain 3” clearances from combustible materials, when

passing though additional floors or ceilings. Always install fire-stop

spacers.

•

After lining up the hole in the roof, always 3” larger than the pipe all

the way around, install upper edge and sides of flashing under roof

materials. Nail to roof on top edge under roof material. DO NOT NAIL

ON LOWER EDGE.



Seal nail heads with sealant or mastic.



Apply a non-hardening, waterproof mastic where the storm collar will

meet the vent pipe. Slide storm collar down until it sits on flashing. Put

on a cap and twist to lock.

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INSERT INSTALLATION

•

Insert installations must be vented with 3” or 4” pipe. Pipe may be

single wall steel flexible pipe. Vent should extend to the chimney top.

•

The fireplace and chimney should be cleaned thoroughly before

starting the installation. We suggest painting the interior of particularly

old and dirty fireplaces to seal any odors. In zero-clearance fireplace

installations, when the fireplace opening is above the floor or raised

hearth, a “skirt” can be used to bridge the gap between the hearth and

stove bottom.



WHEN VENT PIPE EXTENDS TO CHIMNEY TOP

Refer to Figure 13

You will need a pipe length equal to the chimney height (from

hearth) plus 6”. If outside combustion air is to be used, you will

need a pipe length equal to the chimney height plus 12”.

Set the insert on the hearth.

Adjust the leveler leg bolts located on the back of the stove. Slide

the stove in far enough to attach the vent pipe (and combustion

air pipe if used).

Attach flashing.

Route power cord out the side nearest a 120V receptacle.

Slide in insert.

Measure and build chimney top. Cut out hole for vent pipe (and

combustion air pipe if used). Install and seal with a non-

hardening mastic to prevent water leakage.

Install the vent cap.

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MOBILE HOME INSTALLATION

SPECIAL MOBILE HOME REQUIREMENTS:

Mobile home installations made prior to the sale of the mobile home

are governed by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

standards. They include the following:



Do not install in a sleeping room



Stove should be grounded with a #8 copper wire and terminated with a N.E.C.

approved grounding device



Stove should be attached to mobile home during shipment

The combustion air supply for mobile home installations must be connected

to an outside source of combustion air. A 1 ¾” inside diameter metallic pipe,

either flexible or rigid, must be used when outside air is to be connected. It

attaches to the combustion air outlet at the rear of the stove and is

terminated outside to wind hood or turned down at 90 degrees to prevent

back draft. Outside air can also be channeled through the floor under the

stove and through the pedestal and into the firebox.

SOURCES OF OUTSIDE AIR FOR FIREPLACES:



Ash clean out through floor of fireplace to outside ash clean out door. Always

plug excess opening in ash doors with fiberglass insulation or sheet metal to

reduce draft to inside of fireplace that will chill air for convection airsupply



Hole can be drilled out through rear of fireplace wall, when fireplace is located

on an outside wall.

•

Top of chimney along side of exhaust. Remember that the length of the intake

tube should remain as short as possible of size up the air intake pipe to 2” or

2½” pipe.

SOURCES OF OUTSIDE AIR FOR FREE STANDING STOVE:



Hole in floor at rear of stove to accommodate outside air pipe.



Hole in wall at rear of stove to accommodate air pipe.



Hole in floor under the pedestal (see figure).

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ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

This stove is provided with an 8-foot grounded cord extending from the rear

of the stove. This should be connected to a standard 110volt, 60hz electrical

outlet. The approximate power requirements are 125 watts.

THERMOSTAT INSTALLATION

A thermostat may help you maintain a constant house temperature

automatically. A millivolt thermostat is required. A fixed wall mount or Heat

Tech hand held model can be used. The control panel can be set up two

ways to operate your stove in thermostat mode.



A MILLIVOLT THERMOSTAT IS REQUIRED



Unplug stove from power unit



Remove control board from stove



The two thermostat wires connect to the terminal block on the lower

left side of the back of the control board (See Figure XXX)



Insert the wires in the terminal side and tighten the two screws.

MODES: To switch between any of the three modes the stove must be shut

off, the new mode selected, and the stove restarted.



MANUAL MODE

In this mode the stove will operate only from the control panel as

detailed in the “OPERATION” section of this manual



HIGH/LOW THERMOSTAT MODE

When engaged in this mode the stove will automatically switch

between two settings. When warm enough, it will switch to the

#1 or low setting. The room air blower will also slow to its lowest

speed.

The Heat Level Advance setting on the bar graph will stay where

it was initially set. When the house cools below the thermostat

setting, the stove will switch to the feed rate of the heat level

advance setting.

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