Thelin Hearth Products, Inc. Parlour Pellet Stove
PARLOUR PELLET STOVE Owner’s Manual
SAFETY NOTICE
• STOVE MUST BE PROPERLY INSTALLED AND MAINTAINED OR A HOUSE FIRE MAY RESULT. • FOR YOUR SAFETY, FOLLOW THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTI ONS. • CONTACT LOCAL BUILDING OFFICIALS ABOUT RESTRICTIONS AND INSTALLATION INSPECTION AND PERMIT. • FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH OWNER'S MANUAL INSTRUCTIONS AND INSTALLATION GUIDELINES WILL VOID WARRANTY. SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
Leave this manual with the owner. Please read this entire manual before installation and use of the pellet fuel -burning stove. Failure to follow these instructions could result in property damag e, bodily injury or even death. TH -REF -SLS -234 Rev. B 1 of 45 Thelin Hearth Products, Inc. Parlour Pellet Stove
Table o f Contents
Introduction ...... 3 Safe ty Informati on ...... 3 Laboratory Listing Label ...... 6 WARNI NGS ...... 7 General Info rmation ...... 7 Vent Informati on ...... 9 Te rminati on ...... 9 Di stance to ope nin gs ...... 9 Installation ...... 11 Unpa ckin g an d I nsp ectin g your Stove ...... 11 HO RIZON TAL IN STA LL ATION WITH VERTICAL RISE ...... 12 VE RTICAL IN STA LLA TI ON ...... 15 Proper Ve ntin g...... 22 Comb ustion air adjust ment ...... 22 Operation ...... 26 Con trol Functi ons ...... 29 High Tem peratur e / Flu e, Tri m, and Battery Indi cators ...... 30 Maintenance ...... 33 Troubleshooting Guide ...... 38 Parts L ist ...... 39 Replacement Parts List ...... 39 Diagrams ...... 40 Circuit Board Diagram ...... 40 Figure 18 - Electrical Schematic/Wiring Diagram ...... 40 Figure 19 - Igniter Location ...... 40 WARRANTY ...... 44
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Introduction
Co ngra tula tions on your pu rchase of Thelin Hearth Produ cts Parlour pellet stove! In th is manual you will find info rmation on sto ve specification s, installa tion instruction s, op er ating guide, ho w to perform schedu led mai nt enance, a troub le shoo ting guide , a detailed parts li st and ass ociate d diagrams. Also include d is you r warra nt y info rma tion. Please take the time to read this m anu al and be come fam iliar with your pe llet sto ve.
If you have any que stions or comm ent s, please cont act your local The lin autho ri zed de aler. The lin de al ers are qu al ified i ndu stry profe ssi on als who are able to add ress any que stion s or comm ent s you mig ht have r egar ding Th el in product. Thank you for ch oo si ng Th eli n.
Safe ty Informati on FIRE RISK
Do no t opera te app li ance befo re reading and un ders tand ing oper ating instruction s. Fail ure to opera te appli ance prope rly may result in a house fir e.
Inspe ct applia nce and compo nent s for damag e. Damag ed parts may impair sa fe opera tion . DO NOT install damag ed compon ent s.
DO NOT install incomplete compo nents. DO NOT install s ubstitut e component s. Repo rt dama ged parts to de al er.
DO NOT con nect th is unit into a chimney flue servi cing anoth er app li ance. DO NOT con nect to any air distri but ion or du ct syste m.
WAR NING
THELIN HEA RTH PRO DUCTS DIS CLAI MS ANY RES PONSIB ILI TY FOR , AND THE WA RR ANT Y WILL BE VOI DED BY THE FOLLOWI NG ACTIO NS:
• MODIFI CATION OF APP LIANCE
• INSTALLA TION OTHER THAN AS I NSTRUCTED IN THIS MANUAL BY THELIN HEARTH PRODUCTS.
• INSTALLAT IO N AND/ OR USE OF ANY CO MPONENT PA RT NOT APP RO VE D BY THEL IN HEA RTH PRO DUCTS .
• OPERATING APPLIA NCE WI THOUT FULLY ASSE MB LI NG ALL COMP ONENTS CORR ECTLY
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DO NOT overfir e. If any exte rnal part star ts to gl ow, you are over fir ing. Reduce fe ed rate .
Overfiri ng or any such action th at may cause a fire hazard including fail ure to pe rfo rm regular ma int enance as out line d in the se instruct ion s will void warr ant y.
DO NOT store or use gas oli ne or othe r flam mable va pors and li quids in the vi cinity of th is or any other app li ance.
CAUTION
TES TED AND APP ROVED FOR PREMIUM WOOD PELLE TS OF HIG HEST BTU OU TP UT AND LOWE ST % OF ASH CONT ENT ONLY. BURNING ANY OTHER TY PE OF FUEL WILL VOID YOUR WARR ANTY .
Fir e Sa fety
Mai ntain the de sig nated cleara nces to combustibles as diagra med in this ma nual. Insula tion must not touch th e chim ney or vent ing syste m. Yo u must ma intain the de sig nated airs pace cleara nce around the chim ney. Th is space ar ound the chim ne y is ne cessary to allow he at to flow away from the chim ney ar ea. Insula tion in th is area will cause he at bu il dup , which could ig nite wood frami ng.
Th e fo llo wing should be con si der ed when install ing any solid fuel app li ance:
1. Install at least on e smoke dete cto r on each floo r of you r ho me to en sure sa fet y. They should be located away from th e heating app li ance a nd ne ar the sl eep ing ar ea.
2. Con ven ient ly locate a Class A fire extinguisher near the app li ance.
3. Wri te do wn and practice an eva cuation plan with two escape route s.
Check with you r local buil ding cod e depar tment befo re you be gin your instal lation. Obtain a bu il ding pe rmit in orde r to meet local bu ilding cod e requ irements.
Cont act you r local de aler if assi stance is requ ired bef ore, du ring and a fte r install ation .
Befor e Start-Up Check Li st
1. All Saf ety War ning s have bee n r ead and f ollowed.
2. The Owner’s Manu al has bee n r ead.
3. Floo r protect ion r equ ir ements have bee n adh ered to.
4. All ve nti ng has bee n properly installe d.
5. The proper cl eara nces fr om the stove and c himney to combu sti ble materi als have been foll owe d.
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6. The masonry chimney has bee n inspect ed by a professi onal and is clea n, or the fact ory bu ilt (metal) fi replace is i nstalled ac cording to the manu fact urer’s instr ucti ons.
7. A ground ed po we r outlet with a s urge protector is availa ble near by wit hout having to use an ext ension cord.
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Laboratory Listing Label
Thelin Hearth Products 63 Laxalt Dr. Carson City, NV 89706
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WARNI NGS
HO T SU RFA CES! HO T GLASS WILL CAUSE BURNS. SU RFA CES AND GL ASS ARE HOT DURING OPERATION AND DURING COOL -DOWN PERIO D.
DO NOT TOU CH GLAS S UNT IL IT IS COOLE D.
NEVER ALLOW CHI LDREN TO TOUCH GLASS. ALE RT CHI LDREN TO HAZA RDS OF HIGH TEMP ERATURES.
HIGH TEMP ERATURES MAY IG NITE CLOTHING OR OTHER FLA MM ABLE MATERIALS. KEEP CLO THING, FU RNITURE, DRAPERIES AND OTHER FLAMMABLE MATERIALS AWAY FRO M S TOVE.
General Info rmation
Installa tion and rep air shou ld be done by a quali fied servi ce profe ssi onal. Th e sto ve shou ld be inspect ed before use and at least annu ally by a servi ce professi on al. Mo re frequent cleaning may be requ ire d due to fuel qu al ity, exc essi ve li nt from car pet ing, bedding mate rial, etc. It is im pe ra tive th at control compartment s, burn po t and pot ho lder, and cir cula ting air passag eways of th e sto ve be kep t clean and free of ash buil dup, lint , and du st.
Th e Parlour pell et sto ve has been desig ned and app roved for burning PR EMIUM WOO D PELL ET S OF HIG HEST BTU OUTPU T AND LO WEST % OF ASH CONTE NT ONLY.
Burning bio mass fue ls in oth er forms or poo r quali ty pe ll et fuel is not permi tte d a nd will void you r warr ant y and /or cou ld cause a burn back or hou se fir e. FOR BEST RESUL TS THE WOO D PELL ET FUEL SHOUL D BE ¼” DIA METE R AND APPR OXIMATE LY 1” LONG.
Sto re fue l in a covered, dry ar ea. Pe llet bags can absorb mois ture and must be kep t dry. Ne ver pla ce bags of fue l ne xt to the heate r. Kee p fue l away from combu stible mate rials and moistu re. NEVER use gas oli ne, gas oli ne type la nte rn fu els, kerosene , charcoal lig hte r fluid, or similar liqu ids to start or “freshen up ” a fir e. Keep all such li quids well away from the sto ve wh ile it is in use.
Pe llet ashe s should be placed in a metal cont ainer with a tig ht-fitting li d. Th e closed cont ainer of as hes shou ld be pla ced on a no n-combu stible floo r or the gr ound , well away from all combu stible mate rials, pend ing final dis po sal. If th e ashe s are dis po sed of by burial in soil or othe rwise locally dis bu rsed , the y s hou ld be ret aine d in th e closed contai ner unt il all cinders have been thorou ghly extinguis hed.
NOTE : Duri ng the first few bu rns (u p to 2 – 4 hou rs) th e high-te mperatu re paint and sealant used in the ma nufacture will emit some odor and sm oke. Open doo rs and windo ws to the out side for prop er vent il atio n du ring the first burn cyc le and th e curi ng of the pai nt . SEE INITIAL FIRING PR OCESS PAMPHLET WITH STOVE.
Th is sto ve must be ele ctri cally gr ound ed acc ording to local code s or, in the absence of local codes, with th e National Ele ctri cal Code , ANSI/NFPA 70 -19 87.
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Provi de adeq uate clearances ar ound air openings into the combu stion chamber and provi de adequate acc essi bili ty clear ance for s ervi cing and proper opera tion. Never obstruct the front op ening of the sto ve.
Th e sto ve may be installed as a free -standing unit mount ed on a non -combu stible prote ctive floo r pad or hear th. Non-combustible floo r protection is requ ir ed and must be used when pla cing the stove on any combu stible ma terial.
CAUTIO N: Do not connect th is un it to a chim ney flue serv ing another applia nce. Do not install flue damper in th e exhaust v ent ing system of the un it.
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Vent Informati on Install v ent cleara nces as spe cified in th is Ow ne r’s Manual.
US E TYPE L 3” OR 4” PELLET VENT PIPE DEPEND ING ON YOUR INSTA LL ATIO N.
Secure pipe adapte r to rear flange with 50 0 degr ee HIG H-TEMP RTV si licon e and using at least th ree sheet met al screws. Sub sequent section s must be att ached with three screws als o. Each pipe section should be seal ed with hi-te mp sili con e and /or foll ow ven t ma nufacturer’s i nstruction s Use onl y Type L 3” or 4” ve nti ng system s dependin g on you r in stall atio n requir eme nt s.
DO NOT INSTA LL A FLU E DAMP ER IN THE EXHAUS T VENTING SYST EM OF THIS UNIT.
Te rminati on DO NOT te rmi nate vent in any en closed or s emi-enclosed ar ea such as carpo rt, garag e, attic, cra wl space, un der a sun deck or porch, narr ow wal kw ay or closely fen ced area or any location whe re fumes can build up and concentra te such as stair well, covered breezeway, et c.
Di stance to ope nin gs 1. 3 feet mi nimum abo ve any fo rced air i nlet located with in 10 fe et.
2. 4 ft. mi nimum be low, or 4 ft. hori zontally from, or 1 fo ot minim um above any door, windo w, or gr avi ty air inlet into any buil ding.
3. Pe rma nently closed windo ws – no t less th an 1 foot bel ow, ho rizo ntally from, or abo ve the perm anently closed window.
4. 2 feet mi nimum to an adja cen t bu ilding and 7 feet minim um abo ve gr ade when locate d adja cent to pub lic wal kw ays
5. Dis tance to botto m of termi nation cap and gra de shou ld be a minimum of 12”.
6. Gra de surface must be non -combu stible ma terial such as rock , dir t, grav el. Beware of plant s, la wn, bu she s, and shrubs, which are con side red combu stible ma terial.
7. Con sult l ocal bu ilding, fire or othe r official codes. Local code s may be differen t and requ ire other cleara nces th an descri bed here.
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MOBILE HO ME IN STA LL ATION
Mobile home install ati on should be in accor danc e with the manu fa ctured home and safety sta nd ard (HUD ), CFR 3280 , PAR T 24.
1. Out si de combu stion air is ma nd atory in mob ile or modu lar ho me install ation s. An out side air inlet MUST be provi ded fo r combu stion and ventil ation air. The air inlet must remain un restri cted while un it is in use. Out si de air conne ction is ma de at the air intake locate d on the rear of the stove (see FIG UR E 1). The kit cont ains 2" flex tu bing (part #43 000 -270 ). Ou tside air kit includ es flex tube, ho se clam p, and rod ent screen/ cap.
2. Unit must be ele ct ri cally gr ou nde d to stee l frame of mob ile home.
3. Th e sto ve must be gr ound ed with #8 solid cop per gr ou nding wire or equival ent, te rmi nate d at each end with an NEC-approved grou nding devi ce.
4. A g round ed po wer outl et with a su rge prot ector is rec omm end ed.
5. Cleara nce to combustibl es and floor prot ection is exac tly the same for mobile hom es as re si denti al inst alls.
WA RNING: THE STRU CTUR AL INTEG RITY OF THE MOBILE HOME FLOO RS , WA LL , CEILING, AND ROOF MUST BE MAI NTAI NED. DO NOT INSTA LL IN SL EE PING ROO M.
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Unpa ckin g an d I nsp ectin g your Stove Th el in Hearth Produ cts pack ag es you r s tove to ensure s afe deliv ery. Ea ch sto ve is surr ounded by impact absorben t mate rial as well as load shift ind icators. However, damage can still occ ur while th e stove is in tra nsit. It is im pera tive that you car efu lly inspect you r stove im med iate ly afte r you receive it. If you not ice any damage or miss ing parts, cont act your The lin dealer imm edia tely.
1. Whe n de ciding on the location of you r stove and vent pipe , try to mi nimi ze the al tera tion a nd ref ram ing of struct ural compon ent s of the bu ilding. Vent pipe must be install ed so th at acc ess is provi ded fo r inspection and cleaning.
2. Fail ure to fo llow the se installa tion instructions may affect warr ant y.
3. Av oid install ing sto ve in hig h-tra ffic ar eas. Kee p chil dren well away from th e sto ve whe n in ope ration or coo l do wn pe riod . Ne ver allow children to tou ch glass. Al ert chil dren to hazar ds of high te mpera ture.
4. Ventin g clea rance of 3” clea rance to combu stibl es must be ma int ain ed for horizont al and verti cal ve ntin g. Whe n passi ng th rough ceil ings or wal ls use a li ste d wall th imble. Ensure all combustible ma te rials and insula tion products are a mi nimum of 3” a way from th e pellet vent pipe .
5. A 5-inch clear ance to combu stibles must be ma int ained betwee n un it and si dewall. A 2- inch clea rance to combu stibles must be mai nt ained bet ween un it and back wall. If installed in a corner, cleara nce must be 5” to combustibles. See FIG UR E 6.
6. A no n-combustible hear th pad must be used if installed on a carpet , wood floor, or ot her combustible ma te rial (see FIG UR E 6). Mai nt ain 6” (152 mm) beyond the front and beyond each si de of the fu el loading and ash removal open ing.
7. Kee p front door of app li ance thir ty-six (36 ) inches from combu stibles (drapery, furnitu re).
8. When installi ng the exh aust vent int o an exis ting chim ney, th e chim ney shou ld be relined with a 4” stai nless steel li ne r or a 4” TYP E L pipe . A clean ou t tee must be instal led behind the heate r befo re going up into the chim ney. Th is is ne cessary in orde r to remove the fly ash a cc umulation .
9. All install ations have a recommended maximum of two 90 degr ee elbows includ ing the tee. Basement and installations into existing chimneys (see Figure 5 ) one additional elbow is allowed with minimum 12’ vertical rise. NOTE - two 45 de gr ee el bo ws = on e 90 deg ree el bo w.
10 . Th e pellet stove must be op er ate d with a po wer sou rce and will not opera te usi ng natural draft . If the re is a po wer fai lure th e stove will shu t do wn. If th e 12 -volt back -up syste m is install ed, the sto ve will auto matically switch to th e 12-volt power.
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11 . Rout e the po wer supp ly cord so it doe s not tou ch a ny of th e exteri or com pon ent s of the sto ve.
CH ECK WI TH LO CAL BUI LDING CODE OFFI CIALS FOR S PECIFIC REQUI REMENT S.
Cleara nce to Combu stibles
Unit to Sidewall ...... 5" (127 mm) Unit to Back wall ...... 2" (50 mm) Unit to Diag onal Wall ...... 5" (127 mm) HO RIZON TAL IN STA LL ATION WITH VERTICAL RISE 1. Hook up the pipe ad apter to the rear exhau st flange of the stove, and sili cone with 500 degr ee HIG H-TEMP RTV sili cone. Screw tog ether with at least thr ee sheet metal scre ws.
2. When exit ing t hrou gh t he wall an approv ed wall thimble MUST be us ed. A recomm ended MAXIMUM HORIZONT AL RUN of t wo fe et is a llo wed.
3. Conne ct a pel let vent tee with cle an out cap and exte nd the vent pipe a MINIMUM OF 5 FT VE RTI CALLY main tain ing a MINIM UM 3” clear ance to combu stibles with a square hor izontal cap as sho wn in FIG UR E 1.
4. When the verti cal pi pe run in any install ation is 5 fe et or more, t he use of 4-in ch T ype L vent pi pe is requi red on the entire run f rom ba ck of stove to vent te rmin ation.
5. On verti cal runs on an exterior wall, a wall ba nd is re quir ed every 4 fe et.
6. All vent pipe conne ctions in cluding exit at the rear of the stove shou ld be se cured and seal ed with 500 deg ree HIG H-TEMP sili cone and at least thr ee sheet metal s cre ws. If this is not do ne, there is a possibil ity th at the r oom fan will pi ck up any leakage and blow it into the room. This requi rem ent is waived if Dura Vent Pel let P ro pipe is us ed. However, rear conne ction of the stove st ill re quires 500 degree HIG H-TEMP RTV sili cone. Screw toge ther with at lea st thr ee sheet metal scre ws.
7. Installa tio n per FIGURE 8 re quir es 4” Type L pipe with a mi nim um 5 foo t ver tical rise with a squa re hori zontal cap.
8. Conn ect a 3” to 4” applia nce adapt er/incre aser on th e rear exhaust fla nge and sealed with 500 degr ee HIG H-TEMP sili cone screwed toge ther with 3 shee t me tal scre ws.
9. Conne ct a ve nt tee with clean out cap and extend the ve nt pi pe a MIN IMUM OF 5 FT VE RTI CALLY mainta ining a MINIMUM 3” clea ran ce to com bus tibles.
10. A MAXIMUM HOR IZ ONTAL RUN of two feet is recommended . Installations into basements and existing chimneys (see Figure 5 ) allow for an additional two foot horizontal run totaling four feet with a minimum of twelve foot vertical rise. Additionally , a continuous horizontal run of more than two feet should incorporat e a ¼” per foot vertical rise for proper drafting. 12 of 45 Thelin Hearth Products, Inc. Parlour Pellet Stove
11. An approv ed wall th imb le mu st be used.
FIGURE 1
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FIGURE 2
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VE RTICAL IN STA LLA TI ON
a. ALL VERTI CAL RU NS REQU IRE 4” TYPE L PIPE. (FI GUR E 3 and 4)
b. Conne ct a vent tee with clean out cap and mai nt ain a Minim um 3” clear ance to combustibles.
c. Whe n exiting through th e roof , a minim um of at least 12 ” cle ara nce is requir ed , de pending on roof pitch. Always adh ere to local bu ilding cod es.
A high wind cap is recommen ded on all vertical installa tions.
VERTI CAL INSTA LLA TI ON INTO AN EXISTI NG CH IMNEY
1. We recomm end a chimne y be reline d with a 4” stai nless steel flex li ner with an approved chimne y adapte r.
2. All vent pipe conne ctions including exit at the rear of the s to ve should be secured and seal ed with 50 0 degree HIG H-TEMP RTV sili con e and at lea st th ree she et met al screws. If th is is not done , the re is a po ssi bil ity th at th e roo m fan will pick up any leakage and blow it into th e room. Th is requ iremen t is waiv ed if Du ra Vent Pe llet Pro pipe is used. However, r ear connection of the sto ve still requ ires 500 de gr ee HIG H-TEMP RTV sili cone . Screw togethe r with at lea st th ree shee t met al screws.
3. Out si de Air Hoo k-up: An al uminu m flex pipe can be used to bring combu stion air into th e sto ve. See 2 ¼” round pipe with air shu tte r located on th e rear of the stove. Use a stai nless hose cla mp to attach flex pipe to the sto ve a ir int ake fla nge.
4. The lin Hear th Produ cts recomm ends usi ng a Du ra Ve nt Wall Th imble Kit part # 60 -00 70-0003 . Call you r autho ri zed Thelin Hearth Produ cts de aler fo r th is ite m.
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FIGURE 3
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FIGURE 4
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FIGURE 5
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FIGURE 6
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FIGURE 7
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FIGURE 8
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Proper Ve ntin g Occ asio nall y, th e vent conf igura tion can create a no is y, harm onic condition . Th is sound can be elimi nated by closi ng the a ir dam pe r locate d on the air intake tub e on the rear of the s tove .
Th e Parlour pellet stove is equ ipp ed with a block ed flue/h igh temp safet y sen sor that will shut the sto ve off if the re is a down draft, block ed flue, or high temperature condition.
If you install the sto ve on the si de of the hou se that is hit by prevaili ng wind s (usually 30 to 40 mph or greate r) the re is a chance th at the sen sor will be activa ted and the sto ve will shu t off . Should this occ ur is, run the pipe up vertically th rough the eave and use a high wind cap on the v ertical te rmi nation (see diag ram ).
Please cont act you r Dealer if you have any qu estion s abo ut th is pote ntial prob lem.
Comb ustion air adjust ment
Combu stion air can be adjusted by r otating the air s hutter to close / open the air duct. Air adjustmen t is cri tical for proper combustion and stove eff iciency .
Adjust the shutter so the flame is brig ht yellow in a ppe arance and is actively movi ng (n ot la zy) . Dark flam es, sm oke or bla ck tips on th e fla me is an ind ication of too litt le air.
If the flue config uration is tall, over 15 fe et, th e shu tte r should be closed more th an a sho rte r vent si nce the hig he r flue will naturally dra ft th e sto ve and increase the int ake air velocity and v olume. Th is can cause th e pell ets to be blown out of the fir epot and the eff icien cy of the sto ve will decrease due to the heat going up the flue inste ad of through the heat exc hanger.
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FIGURE 9
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FIGURE 10
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FIGURE 11
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Operation
Sta rt-Up and O peration – CONTROL PAN EL Open ho pper lid and REMOVE all manuals and ma te rials shipped with sto ve. Open front doo r and remove cont ent s. Fill hop per with pell ets. Th e Parlour pellet stove will ho ld app roxim ately 40 pounds of pell ets. Th e hopper lid must be closed bef or e op er ating the unit. The fe ed moto r will not work if the hop per lid is op en. Op en front doo r and remove cont ent s. Make certain firepo t is seated flush and must sit even in th e fire po t ho lder. Air lea kage around the fire pot will create a poo r bu rn.
Make sure po wer cord is conn ecte d both into the rear of th e sto ve and is conn ect ed into a surge prote ct or or a gr ound ed po wer ou tlet.
Pell et qu al it y is crucial for prope r burn, ef ficie ncy, and overall pe rform ance. Th e Parlour pellet stove is te sted and app roved fo r premi um woo d pell et s of HIG HEST BTU OUTPU T AND LO WE ST % OF ASH CONTENT only. Good pe ll ets will gi ve you a brig ht yellow, vi brant flame. Poo rer qu al ity pe llets will burn ri ch (orange flam e) and dir ty, bla ck soo t and ash will acc umula te quick ly. Expect premium pell ets to provi de a clean a nd eff icien t bu rn.
Cl eaning and Pol ishing Pla ted Parts : Gold is a soft met al and, the re fo re, a f ra gile sur fa ce. It will not discolor from heat, but it ca n ea si ly be scratc hed. Pri or to the fi rst burn it is i mport ant to use Kel Kem Spray Gold Cle aner or Flitz Fa uce t & Fixture Wax or a similar product and a soft cle an clo th to wipe any fi ngerp rin ts off all gold and nickel sur fa ces or the hea t will ca use the oil in the fin gerp rint to remain in the sur fa ce perm anent ly. Al ways clean the gold surface when th e heate r is cool.
Lighting In structi ons
Locate d on the rig ht side, is th e push butto n Cont rol Pane l. Push the Med ium, or High butt on and the sto ve will go into the star t-up m od e fe eding pell et s int o the fir epot . The fan and fee d will start in Low m od e a nd the lig ht next to the button selecte d will start bli nking.
Sho rtly the reafte r, th e auto matic ig nite r will lig ht th e pe ll ets in the fir epot. I nitiall y, the Startup mode will take up to 10 – 20 m inute s. The un it will then auto ma tically go int o you r select ed Med ium or High selection.
Afte r Star t-up mode th e lig ht next to the Medium or High will be solid and the sto ve will be in run mode. At th is tim e, you no w have th e three dis tinct fan speed s: Low, Medium, and High to choo se from.
We recomm end that you run the stove on Med ium fo r a bout 30 mi nut es to get the heat exc hanger ho t befo re tu rning it to Low. You will have to burn the Parlour pellet sto ve fo r a fe w hou rs in orde r to de termine the best s ett ing for your par ticular needs.
When you wish to tu rn of f your Parlour pellet sto ve, sim ply pu sh the OFF butt on and the feed will imm ed iate ly ceas e. Th e fan will continu e to run un til the sto ve coo ls do wn and then it will shu t off
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automa tical ly. Th is mi ght take up to 30 m inute s depending upon am bient roo m te mpera ture.
START UP AND O PERATION - HAN DHE LD RE MOTE AND THE RMOSTAT
A wall the rm ostat or remot e the rmostat can be used to automa tically cont rol the Parlour pellet sto ve. The the rmostat or handheld remot e provi des the opt ion of tu rning the sto ve on and off.
Here is th e step-by-step procedure fo r setting up th e therm ostat or handheld remote opt ion:
1. Unp lug sto ve from po wer supply (both AC and DC) .
2. Locate the rmostat te rm inal at the bottom of the s tove (see FIGURE 9).
3. Remove met al shunt or kno wn as “j umper”, and save fo r fu ture use. Hoo k up the rmostat wir es to th e two te rm inals. For handheld remot e therm ostat, hoo k up th e two receiv er wir es to the termi nals.
4. Locate wall th erm ostat a pp roxim ate ly 10 to 12 fe et from the sto ve usi ng 18-2 gauge the rmostat wir e.
5. Make sure all the wiri ng is comple te and batteri es are instal led into remot e receiver and handheld remote bef ore pluggi ng the sto ve into the wall out let.
6. Open hopper lid and REMOVE all manu als and ma te rials shipped with sto ve. Open front doo r and remove cont ents. Fill hopp er with pell ets. Th e Parlour pellet hopper will hold app roxim ate ly 40 po und s of pel let s. The hopp er lid must be closed befo re opera ting th e un it. The fee d moto r will no t work if the ho pp er lid is open . Op en front door and remove content s. Make certain fir epot is seated flush and must sit even in th e fire pot ho lder. Air leakage ar ou nd th e fire po t will create a po or bu rn (See FIG UR E 9).
Pell et qu ality is crucial for prope r bu rn, efficie ncy, and overa ll pe rfo rm ance. Th e Parlour pellet sto ve is te sted a nd approved fo r premium woo d pel let s of HIG HEST BTU OUTPU T AND LOWE ST % OF ASH CONTE NT on ly. Good pe ll ets will give you a brig ht yello w, vibra nt flam e. Poo rer qu ali ty pelle ts will burn ri ch (ora nge flam e) and dirty, bla ck soo t and ash will acc umulate quick ly. Expe ct premium pe llet s to provide a clean and eff icient burn.
1. Make sure po wer cord is conn ecte d both into the rear of the stove and int o a surge prote cto r or a gr ou nded po wer outlet.
2. Pu t hand-held remote int o “ON” or th e wall therm ostat int o “HEA T” po si tion. For th e Sky te ch hand- held remote , you will hear a “bee p” when “ON” button is pu shed.
3. Pu sh th e Medium, or High button and the sto ve will go int o the start-up mod e fe eding pell ets int o th e fir epot. The fan and fee d will start in Low mod e and the li ght next to the butt on selected will s tart blinking.
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Sho rtly the reafter, th e auto matic ig niter will li ght the pe ll ets in th e firepot . Initiall y, th e Startup mod e will take up to 10 – 20 mi nute s. Th e unit will th en auto ma tically go int o you r sele ct ed Med ium or High selection.
Afte r Star t-up mode th e lig ht next to the Medium or High will be solid and the sto ve will be in run m ode . At this tim e, you no w have th e three dis tinct fan speed s: Low, Medium, and High to choo se from.
We recomm end that you run the stove on Med ium fo r about 30 minute s to get the heat exc hanger ho t befo re turning it to Low. Yo u will have to burn the Parlour pellet sto ve for a few hours in orde r to determi ne the best sett ing for your par ticular need s.
4. When you wish to turn off your Parlour pellet sto ve simply push the OFF butt on on the handheld remote or the wall therm ostat and th e fee d will imm ediate ly ceas e. Th e fan will cont inue to run until the s to ve coo ls down and the n it wil l shut off automa ticall y. Somet im es this mig ht take 25 to 30 mi nute s depend ing up on am bient temper ature.
NOT E: Wh eneve r power is un plu gge d fr om the stove , the hand held rem ote or wall th ermos tat must be repr ogramme d. Th is will involve foll owing Steps 7 thr ough 10 to activa te once aga in .
BAT TERY REP LACE MEN T: Th elin Hea rth Products reco mme nds co nsid eration be give n to repl acing all batt eri es at a minimum of eve ry 6 month s. Th er e are batt eri es both in the handh eld rem ote, and the black receive r loc ated in the rea r of the stove.
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Con trol Functi ons Th e push-butto n cont rol sett ings on th e Parlour pellet sto ve are as fo llo ws: OFF, FA N, LOW, MED, HIG H, and CLEAN (see FIGURE 12 ).
FIGURE 12
1. In th e LOW po sition, the Parlour pellet sto ve will fee d app roxim ate ly 1 to 1.5 pou nds of pe llet s per hour. Fe ed ra te will depend upo n si ze of th e pel let s, qu ali ty of pellet s and the fee d trim setting.
2. In th e MED po si tion , th e Parlour pellet sto ve will fe ed app roxim ate ly 3.0 pound s of pel let s per hou r. Feed ra te will depend up on size and qual ity of pell et s and the fee d trim sett ing.
3. In the HIGH po si tion , the Parlour pellet sto ve will fee d approxim ate ly 5 pounds of pel let s per ho ur. In each sett ing the fan spee d will increase al ong with the fee d ra te . Fee d ra te will depend upon size a nd qu ali ty o f pell ets and the fee d trim setting
4. Th e CLE AN po sition is to be used only when th e sto ve is not burning and has coo led do wn for mai nt enance and cleaning. See “Clean Ou t” section un der mai ntenance fo r explanation of th is fun ction.
5. Th e FAN po si tion is used fo r ma nual start duri ng po wer out ag es when the electron ic ig nition cann ot fun ction . If the fir epo t shou ld overfill it is usuall y because it is clogg ed . Usi ng th e FAN po sition will en able you to bu rn these pell et s bef ore cleaning the fir epot and al lowing the startup procedu re to take pla ce once aga in.
6. When you wish to turn of f your Parlour pellet stove, sim ply pu sh the OFF bu tto n and the fe ed will imm ed iate ly ceas e. Th e fan will con tinue to run until the stove coo ls down and th en it will shut off auto maticall y. This may take up to 30 m inute s depending upon am bient roo m te mpera ture.
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High Tem peratur e / Flu e, Tri m, and Battery Indi cators
HIG H TEMP /F LU E IND ICATOR
Th ere is a sma ll red li ght to th e top left of th e FAN button on the Cont rol Panel.
Th is ind icato r lig ht will blink red if the re is a block ed flue due to ash buildu p or high wind condition s creating back dra ft.
Th e indicato r lig ht will come on stea dy red if the re is a Hi-Te mp cond ition such as li nt and du st build-up on the fan bla de, hinderi ng air flow th rou gh the sto ve.
If any of the se conditions exis t, th e sto ve will shu t do wn and th e red lig ht will remain on until th e OFF butt on is pu shed. Maint enance and cleaning should be perfo rmed befo re the stove is used aga in.
TRIM ADJ US TMENT
Th e TRIM cont rol dial will all ow you to adjust the fe ed rate of the pell ets on Low, Medium a nd High sett ings. Clockw ise will increase the fe ed rate , counte r clockw ise will redu ce fe ed rate . This butt on is de si gne d to allow th e user to adjust the fee d to a par ticular brand of pell et . Find th e best feed rate fo r your pe ll et brand pre fere nce and th e room’s heating needs.
Batt ery Light
If you utili ze the Th el in Hear th Produ cts batte ry back up option, and the batte ry is plugg ed into the sto ve:
Th e indicato r lig ht will come on blinkin g yel low when th e batt ery is chargi ng.
Th e ind icato r lig ht will come on stea dy ye ll ow wh en th e batt ery is fu lly ch arg ed.
External B att ery Ba ckup O perat ion Th e Parlour pellet sto ve is eq uipp ed with a 12 V batt er y option . To set up th e batte ry and en gage the 12 V back up syste m, fo llow the se steps in order:
1. Unp lug the sto ve from th e wall outlet.
2. Pla ce the exte rnal batte ry at least 4 ft away from un it.
2. Conn ect the po si tive (+) red batte ry cable to the po si tive termi nal on the batte ry.
3. Conn ect the neg ative (-) bla ck batte ry cable to the neg ative side of the batte ry.
4. Plug th e po wer cord to the gr ounded wall out let.
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NOTE : It is no t recomme nded to leav e sto ve unp lugge d, as th e batt ery will lo se it s’ charge .
WARNING
Make s ure the red ca ble goes to the red ter minal and the black ca ble goes to the black te rminal. If you hook these up corr ectly the BATT li gh t will glow green. If yo u ho ok them up bac kward the BATT li gh t will glow red and t he back up will not work. DO NOT let the batt ery terminals touch the metal st ove . Fail ure to install correct ly could ca use ph ysical harm and s hort out circ uit board and will void t he warra nty on t he stove.
Whe n the batte ry is properly con nected, th e fo llo wing will happen auto maticall y:
1. If th e stove is running and there is a po wer fai lure, it will instant aneously switch to battery back up po wer.
2. When po wer is resto red, the sto ve will switch back to AC po wer auto matically and tri ck le - char ge the batte ry. As lon g as the sto ve is plugg ed into th e wall out let it will keep the battery charg ed. If you unp lug the sto ve du ring th e summ er and leave the battery attached, it will run down the batte ry and sho rten its life (NOT RECOMM END ED).
3. Run time on the batte ry will depen d upon the amperage of the batte ry. Se e you r l ocal batte ry sto re for det ail s.
4. If you wish to pla ce th e batte ry beyond 4 ft fro m th e sto ve you will need to increase the wire si ze of th e cable. Check with your local ele ctri cal profe ssi on al to ma ke sure you have used th e prope r gauge wire/cable.
5. Th e electron ic ig nition featu re will no t work on batte ry mod e. If th e stove is of f and th e power fails, you will have to li ght the sto ve manu ally with an app roved fire starte r.
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FIGURE 13
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Maintenance
Th e Parlour pellet sto ve requir es routine mai ntenance fo r ma xim um pe rforma nce and prolon ged li fe of par ts and components. Maintenance is ma ndatory for warra nt y to remain in eff ect.
ALWA YS DISCONN ECT POWE R CORD BEFORE SERVICING. RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK IF NOT DISCONN ECTED.
Al ways turn you r sto ve off and l et it coo l befo re servi cing or cleaning the sto ve.
Th e fo llowing procedures shou ld be perfo rmed regularly and may req uire more freque nt atte ntion if a low- qu al ity pellet is used . We re comm end the pu rchase of an ash va cuu m fo r mai nt enance work.
Da ily Mai ntenan ce Fir epot -
1. Soo t and ash bu ild up in th e fir epo t or surround ing ar ea will affe ct th e quali ty of burn and can cause ig nition iss ue s.
2. Scra pe th e firep ot with a wire brush every 1-2 days to be certain the holes are clear. This will allow air flow to freely circula te to achieve a brig ht yellow flam e.
3. It is re commended the fire pot be cleaned befo re each startup, and more freq uen t cleaning may be ne cessary if lo w-qual ity pel let s are used.
Gl ass clea nin g -
1. Clean glass every 3 to 4 days with stove glass cleane r. A more freque nt quick wipe with a paper to wel is recomm end ed duri ng the daily firep ot mai nt enance.
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Week ly Maintenance
FIGURE 14
The following is a s tep-by-step pro cedure to c lea n out a nd m ain tain your pellet s tov e.
1. Stove must be sh ut o ff and comple te ly cold before per forming this mai ntenance.
2. Op en doo r; r emo ve fire pot and cle an-out cov ers.
3. Vac uum entire ins ide are a, including hea t e xchanger tub es, us ing a pellet v ac or shop v ac.
CAUTI ON: Do not use a household va cu um cleaner .
4. Conn ec t v inyl cl ean-out tube to pellet v ac or shop vac . (An adaptor must be used to conn ec t to a shop vac . Th ese ca n be purc hased at ha rdware stor es or home centers .) Insert the clean-out tube down betw ee n t he hea t exchange tubes (appro x. 4” to 6”) as shown in the pictur e, and v acuum up the d ebris. Reposit ion the tube sev eral times to get as much d ebris as poss ible. Repea t the pr oce du re on the oth er set of tub es. Remove vi nyl cl ean-out tub e.
5. Tu rn cont rol knob to “c lean” posit ion f or about 45 se conds.
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6. Repla ce clea n-out co vers and fi re pot. The sto ve is now rea dy to us e.
Ash rem ova l
1. Vacuu m fir ebox and inside of do or fra me of ash bu ild up and soot weekly or more oft en as nee ded.
2. Rem ove the two rear left and rig ht clean out covers and clean with a wire brush. See Fig ure 13 .
3. Remove firep ot from ho lde r and clear all holes usi ng va cuu m or steel brush.
4. While clean out covers are removed , va cu um and wire brush he at exch angers. Conn ect th e sup pli ed vi nyl clean out tube to ash va cuu m or S hop Vac (an adapt er may be needed, which can be pu rchased at a ho me cente r) for a more th orou gh clean up of th e heat exc hangers and insi de the tig ht spot s arou nd th e fir epot & area aroun d the i gniter.
5. Vacuum the entire insi de bottom around the firepot holder and the side walls.
6. Vacuum the plastic fan guard located on the bottom of stove of all lint and dust.
7. Wi th th e do or open , push the CLEAN butt on and all ow the fan to run at least 45 second s to blow exc ess ash out of firebo x and i nto th e flue.
8. Rep la ce parts previ ously removed .
Polishing Of Exterior Parts
1. All Gold or Nickel plating can be cleaned with a soft cloth and a non -abrasive cleaner.
Mon thly Mai ntena nc e
Hopp er
1. Va cuum hopper to r emove exc ess sa wdust. Exc essive sa wdust can cau se feeding issues.
Pe ll et f ee d chute
1. With a putty knife, scrape and remove so ot build -up. Build -up on the feed chute will prev ent pell ets from falling freely in to the fi rep ot.
2. Remove clea nout cap fr om exhau st tee and cle an out e xc ess so ot and ash.
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Yearl y Mai ntena nce
NOT E: THE FOLL OWING SHOUL D ONLY BE PERFORM ED BY SERVICE AND MAINTE NANCE PERS ONN EL FAMILIA R WIT H BOT H PELL ET STO VES AND IN PARTI CUL AR THELIN’S PR ODUCT-LINE. WE RECOMM END YOU CONSUL T A THELIN HEAR TH PR ODUCT’ S DEA LER FOR A PR OFESS IO NAL SERVICE TECHN ICIAN.
Soo t and Fly Ash – Th e pro ducts of combu sti on wi ll contain sma ll par ti cle s of fl y ash. Th e fly ash wi ll collect in th e exhaust ve nt ing s ystem and restri ct the fl ow of flue ga ss es. Th e exhaust ve nti ng s ystem shoul d be in spected at lea st on ce eve ry year.
Combu stion bl ower fan
1. Make certain sto ve is un plugg ed from po wer ou tlet.
2. Sto ve will need to be disconnected from the Exhaust Ve nt and Out si de Air Int ake to remove f an assembly underneath stove.
3. Re move the cast iron firepot and the 2 cleanout covers.
4. With the door latched closed, lay the stove down on the opposite side of the door handle on a soft blanket or cardboard to keep it from being damaged.
5. Remove 4 screws holding the plate bottom and s et panel asi de . Note: Do not disconnect any wires from this panel.
6. Unp lug the electri cal connections to th e moto r.
7. Remove 3 fla nge nuts, and remove entire fan ass embly from th e combu stion hou si ng. The fan ass embly is install ed with high te mpe ratu re sil icon e seala nt and will nee d to be gently worked loo se from the fan housing.
8. Usi ng a s of t va cuu m brush a ttachment , remove any du st and ash bu ildu p on the moto r, the exhaust bla de, and entire housi ng. Ensure all ash is removed even ly from exhaust blade si nce une ven removal can cause a bla de bala ncing iss ue and po ssi ble no ise. Note: Extr em e care shoul d be taken to av oid bend ing fan exhaust blade.
9. Reinstall fan moto r ass embly back in pla ce and tig hten the 3 fla nge nuts on combu stion hou sing. App ly high te mpera ture sili con e seal ant ar ound th e flange hou si ng. Fla nge must be fully seal ed with sili cone havi ng a tempe ratu re ra ting of at le ast 500 de gr ee s F.
10. Reatt ach ele ct ri cal conn ection s to the mot or.
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12. Reinstall previously removed bottom plate making certain the air intake is a ligned and tighten the 4 screws.
13. Reinstall sto ve to Exhaust Ve nt and Out si de Air Int ake ma king certain to fu lly seal Exhaust Vent with HIGH TEMP ERATURE S ILI CO NE havi ng a tempe ra ture rating of at least 50 0 degr ees F. with at least 3 sheet metal screws.
HANDH ELD REMOT E (if applic able)
BATT ERY REPLA CEMENT: THP recomm end s consi de ra tion be gi ven to rep la cing all batte ri es at a mi nim um of every 6 month s. Th ere are batteri es both in th e handheld remote , and the bla ck receiver l ocate d at the rear of the sto ve.
Ventin g system – We recomme nd a cert ifi ed chim ney swee p to clea n entir e ve nt system.
1. Ven t syste m should be cleaned using chimney swee p brushes.
2. Check ven t cap fo r any block ag es.
3. Rem ove the exhaust vent tee clea n-out cover – Brush the vertical flue pipe to remove ash and bu il dup.
4. Reinstall vent tee clean-ou t cover.
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Troubleshooting Guide
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Parts List FIGURE 15 - Replacement Parts List
1. Door Gasket 2 Door Glass 3 Push Button Switch 4 Control Circuit Board 5 Feed Disk 6 Auger 7 Feed Motor 8 Coupling 9 Combustion Fan Blade 10 Fan Motor 11 Convection Fan Blade 12 Cast Iron Fire Pot 13 Circuit Board 14 Cleanout Covers 15 Ignite r 16 Outer Wrap 17 Maintenance Door
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Circuit Board Diagram
Figure 18 - Electrical Schematic/Wiring Diagram
Figure 19 - Igniter Location
FIGURE 16
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ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC /WIRING DIAGRAM
FIGURE 17
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FIGURE 18
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FIGURE 19
43 of 45 THELIN LIMITED FIVE, THREE, ONE, YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY Thelin Hearth Products (THP), warrants to the original consumer this stove will be free of defective materials and workmanship for the following periods: Five Years-Outer structure excluding gold or nickel plating, Three Years-Interior metal construction, One Year- Electrical, gold or nickel plated rings & items, from the date of purchase. This warranty does not extend to any parts worn or damaged through normal ware, abuse, accident, or neglect or warpage due to over-firing; nor does it apply if the stove has been repaired or modified unless by THP written authorization. If the stove proves to be defective in material or workmanship within the warranty period, THP will, at no charge, repair or replace (at its option) any defective parts, if the purchaser ships the parts or the stove, freight prepaid, to THP Factory Center. THP may require the consumer to supply reasonable proof of the stoves purchase date. This warranty is in lieu of any other express warranty. Any implied warranties, including but not limited to any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose shall not extend beyond one year from the date of purchase. The purchaser's sale and exclusive remedy shall be for the repair or replacement of defective parts, as provided for in this warranty. No other remedy (including but not limited to incidental or consequential damages for lost profits, lost sales, injury to person or property, or other incidental or consequential loss) shall be available to the purchaser. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts and some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. THP's warranty obligation and the purchaser's rights under it can be altered only by a subsequent written agreement between THP and the purchaser. The remedies provided in this warranty are void unless the attached warranty registration card is received by THP within 30 days from the date of purchase. If you have a warranty claim or questions about the performance of your stove, you are requested to contact your dealer. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
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