Lennox Hearth II-T C FS, II-T C INS operation manual ASH Trap and Baffles, Heat Exchanger Tubes

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ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

ASH TRAP AND BAFFLES

Access to the ash trap baffles (behind the two side fire- bricks) is obtained by loosening the screws that hold the Brick Retention Plates in place and lifting the clips away from the stove. After the clips have been removed, re- move the side bricks first, then the center firebrick. Thor- oughly clean out the areas where ash has collected be- hind the firebrick. The amount of time between clean- ings will be directly related to the ash content of the pellet fuel being burned. Excessive ash build up in the baffle area behind the brick panels will restrict the exhaust pas- sages and cause less combustion air to enter the firebox, which can lead to poor performance and a "dirty burn".

Handy Hint: After the first 10-20 bags of fuel, you may want to remove the firebrick and determine the rate at which the fly ash is building build up within the Stove. Contact your dealer for more information.

Fly Ash

Build-up

Ash Trap

Baffle

Firebrick

Retention

Plates

Firebrick

UltraGrate® and

Base Plate

HEAT EXCHANGER TUBES

ONLY CLEAN HEAT EXCHANGER TUBES AFTER STOVE HAS COOLED DOWN.

A rod located above the combustion chamber door is used for cleaning the tubes. Use the ash pan / grate scraper tool to grab this rod and pull out and in several times (see picture below). This will clean the fly ash off the heat exchanger tubes. If your stove was recently turned off, the rod may still be hot.

Use Ash Pan / Grate Scraper Tool To Pull And Push Rod For Ash Removal From Heat Ex- changer Tubes

Heat Exchanger

Tubes

Pull Rod

Minimum Frequency of 2 days – 2 weeks

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Contents Freestanding Insert Pellet Fired Stoves Installation and Operation ManualImportant Warnings Table of Contents Smoke Detectors Planning Your InstallationInstallation / Maintenance Standards Selecting a LocationFloor Protection Advantage II-T C FS Listed MaterialApproved Alternate Materials for Floor/Hearth Protection Clearances Minimum Clearances to CombustiblesAdvantage II-T C Masonry and Factory Built Fireplaces Model Advantage II-T C FS Pedestal Air Inlet Manufactured Mobile Home INSTAL- LationRemoving Appliance from Pallet InstallationASH PAN Cover Assembly Installing Pedestal to BodyAfter you have begun operation of your stove Installation Check ListCheck list Prior to lighting your stoveTop Surround Panel Rear View of Advantage II-T C FS Thermostat InstallationVenting Requirements Manufactured Mobile Home Chimney Height Requirements Vent TerminationPipe Selection Chart Determining Size of Pipe to InstallInstallation Chart Sample Installation ChartPipe Advantage II-T C FS Corner Through the Wall Top View IllustrationHorizontal Vent Through the Wall Existing Class a Chimney Vertical Vent Into a Masonry FlueInstallation Advantage II-T C INS Vent Termination When Liner is UsedUSA & Canada Direct Connection / Posi- tive Flue Connection Important Notes Installing Advantage II-T C INSCare and Operation Control Board OperationControl Board Turning OFF Your Pellet Stove PRE-LIGHTING InstructionsStarting Your Pellet Stove General Operating ConsiderationsDamper In less air Damper OperationOverheating Damper Adjustment GuidelineAutomatic Safety Features Power OutageUltraGrateTM FuelUltraGrateTM ASH PAN Advantage II-T C FS Routine MaintenanceRoutine Cleaning Proper Disposal of AshesHeat Exchanger Tubes ASH Trap and BafflesDoor Rope Gasket Minimum Frequency of 3 months to 1 yearCreosote Removal Advantage II-T C FS Opening Side Panels Window WashRemove Window Wash Bracket Opening Side PanelsMotor Lubrication Small Area Paint TOUCH-UPSpecifications Advantage II-T C FS Side View IllustrationBack View Illustration Side View Front ViewComponent Definitions Wiring Diagram Troubleshooting Qualified Technicians Only Damper Adjustment Guidelines Troubleshooting Qualified Technicians Only Replacement Parts List Firebox Parts Freestanding Only PartsInsert Only Parts Miscellaneous PartsReplacement Part Diagrams Firebrick KitPiece Set UltraGrate TM Kit Pressure Switch Kit Log Set Cat. #H0430 Optional Accessories List and DiagramsCatalog # Model Description Stove Model Gold Trivet Cat. # H0423 Surround Kits & Trim KitsAdvantage II-T C Pellet Stove Safety Label Advantage II-T C EPA Label & Colorado Compliance Label Simple Operating Instructions Label Installation Tips Ownership Records Service and Maintenance LOGWest Taft Avenue Orange, CA

II-T C FS, II-T C INS specifications

The Lennox Hearth II-T C INS and II-T C FS are exemplary models in the world of modern heating solutions, designed for efficiency, comfort, and style. With innovative engineering and advanced technology, these units cater to the needs of contemporary homeowners seeking reliable and aesthetically pleasing heating options.

One of the main features of the Lennox Hearth II-T C INS and II-T C FS is their exceptional efficiency ratings. These models are designed to operate at high efficiency levels, reducing energy consumption while providing optimal warmth. This not only translates to lower utility bills but also represents a more sustainable choice for environmentally conscious consumers.

A standout characteristic of these products is their versatility in installation. The II-T C INS is an insert model, allowing it to be fitted into existing fireplaces easily. This makes it an ideal option for homeowners wanting to upgrade their current heating systems without extensive renovations. The II-T C FS, on the other hand, is a freestanding stove that adds a classic touch to any room, making it a perfect focal point while offering powerful heating capabilities.

Both models are equipped with advanced technology designed for seamless operation. The hot air circulation system ensures that warmth is evenly distributed throughout the space, eliminating cold spots and enhancing overall comfort. In addition, their adjustable thermostats allow users to set the desired temperature with ease, ensuring a consistent indoor environment.

The Lennox Hearth units are also designed with user convenience in mind. They come with easy-to-use controls and can often be integrated with smart home systems, offering the flexibility to monitor and adjust settings remotely. This modern approach to home heating makes it simple for users to maintain a cozy atmosphere, even on the coldest days.

Moreover, Lennox places a strong emphasis on safety. These heating models include features such as a glass door that remains cool to the touch and a built-in safety shut-off system, providing peace of mind for families.

In summary, the Lennox Hearth II-T C INS and II-T C FS models stand out for their efficiency, versatility, advanced technology, and safety features. With a focus on optimal performance and user convenience, these units represent a significant advancement in home heating, making them an attractive choice for those looking to enhance their living spaces while staying warm and comfortable.
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