Meyer 2900, 526, 4000 manual Addition Comfort And Saving, Figure Figure

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ADDITION COMFORT AND SAVING

weather, it will not be large enough to keep the house

warm in cold weather. This could cause the furnace to overheat and a loss of heat up the chimney. The result then is a compromise which is neither efficient or com- fortable. Woodchuck furnaces, however, have a three speed circulation blower which can be adjusted via a three position rotary switch on the Comfort Control Center. This allows the user to select the blower speed to meet the air movement requirements of the installa- tion. In addition, when the weather is mild and the fur- nace is operating at a lower output, the blower can be set on low to gently move the air. Similarly, when it is cold and the furnace is operated at higher levels of heat, output can be switched to higher speeds.

But how can all this improve the efficiency of your home? As figure 1 illustrates, heated air rises away from the living area and stratifies. This causes large temperature differentials between the ceiling where heat is lost rapidly through conduction and the floor where children often play. By allowing for continuous air movement, even during periods of low heat output, this stratification is not allowed to take place. You are

more comfortable and lose less heat through your ceil- ings as illustrated in figure 2.

This situation can be especially troublesome in multi-level homes as illustrated in figure 3. As soon as the blower shuts off, the air in the home begins to strat- ify; warm air rising to the upper levels and cool air col- lecting in the lower levels. The lower levels become increasingly uncomfortable until the blower turns on again. Unfortunately, the upper levels are still warm so they become uncomfortably warm before the blower turns off. By allowing for a steadier, more continuous operation of the blower the entire house stays at a more constant and comfortable level, figure 4.

ADDITION COMFORT AND SAVING

Options are available for your Woodchuck furnace, and one of these deserve special mention. The Aqua-Si- phon is capable of pre-heating your domestic water free of charge during the heating season for additional saving to you.

WASTED HEAT

ZONE

82° THERMOSTAT

COMFORT ZONE

74°

DISCOMFORT ZONE

60°

FIGURE 1

75°

THERMOSTAT

74°

73°

FIGURE 2

UNCOMFORTABLY HOT

UNCOMFORTABLY COLD

FIGURE 3

FIGURE 4

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Contents 07/97 INSTRUCTION AND PARTS BOOK FORMODELS Phone 715/654-5132 Fax 715/654-5513TRANSPORTATION DAMAGES INTRODUCTIONTABLE OF CONTENTS DANGER FURNACE SAFETYDANGER DANGERMODEL SPECIFICATIONSMODEL DISCLAIMER NOTICECOMFORT GENERAL INFORMATIONHIGH QUALITY CONSTRUCTION EFFICIENCYFIGURE FIGURE ADDITION COMFORT AND SAVINGIF YOU HAVE CHIMNEY FIRE OPERATION PROCEDURE IN THE EVENT OF POWER FAILUREOPERATION COMMON SENSEFIGURE 5 WOODCHUCK CONTROLS OPERATING YOUR WOODCHUCK FURNACEBURNING WOOD IN YOUR WOOD- CHUCK STARTUPHELPFUL HINTS ASH REMOVALBANKING BURNING COAL IN YOUR WOOD- CHUCKSTARTING A COAL FIRE RECHARGINGOPTIONAL CATALYTIC COMBUSTOR FOR MODELS 2900/4000 MAINTENANCEASH REMOVAL POSSIBLE CAUSE TROUBLE SHOOTINGPROBLEM SOLUTION9. Excessive amounts of PROBLEMSOLUTION POSSIBLE CAUSEFIGURE 7 LOCATING THE WOODCHUCK INSTALLATIONPLACEMENT AND MINIMUM CLEAR ANCES GENERAL REQUIREMENTSFIGURE 8 TYPICAL CHIMNEY CHECKLIST TYPICAL STOVE PIPE INSTALLATION CHIMNEY INSTALLATIONFIGURE 9 CHIMNEY/ROOF CLEARANCE DAMPERS IN STOVE PIPES INSTALLING YOUR WOODCHUCKSTOVE PIPE INSTALLATION INSTALLATION OF A BAROMETRIC DRAFTADD-ONINSTALLATIONS AIR DUCT INSTALLATIONFIGURE 13 CENTRAL ADD-ONINSTALLATION WOODCHUCK FINAL ASSEMBLYOPTIONAL SHAKER GRATE INSTALLATION FOR MODEL FIGURE 12 PARALLEL ADD-ONINSTALLATIONFIGURE 14 POOR INSTALLATIONS INSTALL SHAKER GRATE HANDLE MODEL 2900 ONLYFIGURE 15 INSTALL SHAKER GRATE HANDLE FIGURE 16 INSTALL OPTIONAL SHAKER GRATE FOR MODEL INSTALL FIREBRICKFIGURE 17 INSTALL FIREBRICK ASSEMBLE MANUAL DRAFT MODEL 526 ONLY FIGURE 19 INSTALL MANUAL DRAFT-MODEL526MOTOR INSTALL CIRCULATING BLOWERINSTALL FILTER BOX FEEDELECTRICAL HOOKUP FIGURE FIGURE 21 INSTALL CIRCULATING BLOWER AND FILTERFIGURE 22 ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAM DESCRIPTION REPAIR PARTSBASIC UNIT FOR MODEL KEY NO. PART NOKEY NO. PART NO BASIC UNIT FOR MODELKEY NO. PART NO DESCRIPTIONKEY NO. PART NO BASIC UNIT FOR MODELKEY NO. PART NO DESCRIPTION2900/4000 #05-5260-OPTIONALSHAKER GRATE FOR MODEL#05-2900SHAKER GRATE FOR MODELS 2900/4000 FILTER BOXKEY NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION CIRCULATING BLOWER #08-0100 COMFORT CONTROL#08-0090COMPLETE BLOWER ASSY DESCRIPTION46-2900-8Wiring Diagram PERSONAL DATA INFORMATION FOR FUTURE REFERENCE This Page Intentionally Blank LIMITED WARRANTY Dorchester, Wisconsin Manufactured ByMEYER MANUFACTURING CORPORATION P.O. Box Dorchester, Wisconsin
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