England's Stove Works 40-TRCPM, 10-CPM Fuel Change Procedure, Changing from Pellets to Corn

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FUEL CHANGE PROCEDURE

When starting the stove with corn, push the “AIR ON TEMP” button and hold, which will rotate the Stirrer mechanism in the burnpot. Release the button when the 4-prong side of the Stirrer is straight up (in the “12:00” position, as shown in Illustration 2, page 13). Then follow the previous instructions concerning placing the handful of pellets in the burnpot and starting your fire (Manually Starting Your Unit, page 14).

Changing from Pellets to Corn

Your unit was primarily designed to burn pellets, but will also burn corn. Your unit comes ready to burn pellets by default; if you would like to burn corn in your unit, follow the steps below.

WARNING: Do not open the door on this unit if the Stirrer is still moving! See instructions “Setting the Stirrer” on page 13 in this manual.

NOTE: Before performing these steps make sure the unit is out and completely cold!!

1.The control board must be reset to burn corn. Unplug the unit and plug back in, then press the Blower Speed up and down buttons at the same time and release. You should see a “1 through 8” in the Heat Range window. Push the Heat Range up arrow until you see a “5.” Wait for the window to clear. You are now set to burn corn. To change the stove back to burn pellets: Push the Heat Range down arrow until you see a “1.” Wait for the window to clear. You are now set to burn pellets.

2.Follow lighting instructions.

Changing from Pellets to Cherry Pits

Your unit was primarily designed to burn pellets, but will also burn dried cherry pits. Make sure your supplier is selling Dried Cherry Pits for use as fuel in pellet burning stoves. Do not use cherry pits designed for crafts or hobbies, as this type is usually bleached or over-dried. Your unit comes ready to burn pellets by default; if you would like to burn cherry pits in your unit, follow the steps below.

WARNING: Do not open the door on this unit if the Stirrer is still moving! See instructions “Setting the Stirrer” on page 13 in this manual.

NOTE: Before performing these steps make sure the unit is out and completely cold!!

1.Remove the Stirrer shaft (See Illustrations 3 & 4 - Page 15). Do not use the Stirrer when burning cherry pits.

2.The control board must be reset to burn cherry pits. Unplug the unit and plug back in, then press the Blower Speed up and down buttons at the same time and release. Push the Heat Range up arrow until you see a “6.” Wait for the window to clear. Remember to remove the Stirrer (page 15). Set Air On button to “0” (see page 14 – first paragraph). You are now set to burn cherry pits. To change the stove back to burn corn: Push the Heat Range down arrow until you see a “5.” Wait for the window to clear. You are now set to burn corn. To change the stove back to burn pellets: Push the Heat Range down arrow until you see a “1.” Wait for the window to clear. You are now set to burn pellets. Remember to replace the stirrer and set it to run when burning pellets and corn (see Setting the Stirrer, page 13).

3.Follow lighting instructions.

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IMPORTANT! READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS, INCLUDING

CLEANING THE UNIT AS SPECIFIED, AND REPLACING GASKETS ANNUALLY, AND PARTS AS NEEDED.

ENGLAND’S STOVE WORKS IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE OR INJURY INCURRED DUE TO NEGLECT, OR DUE

TO UNSAFE INSTALLATION OR USAGE OF THIS PRODUCT. CALL TECHNICAL SUPPORT WITH QUESTIONS.

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Contents Model Numbers 10-CPM 49-TRCPM 49-SHCPM Must be maintainedLetter from our Technical Support department England’s Stove Works Technical Support Department 800Important Information Important Notice Unit Preparation Important Information Read Before OperatingPage Page Do not Connect to ANY AIR Distribution Duct or System Burning Solid Fuels Wood PelletsShelled Corn Cherry PitsFlue System Through the WallThrough the Ceiling Mobile Home InstallationOutside Air Outside Combustion Air Intake Freestanding Pellet/Corn/Multi-fuel Installation Floor and Wall ProtectionFloor Protection Wall ProtectionSTART- UP Procedures Setting the StirrerOperating Instructions Bodily Injury can occurFuel not Feeding Correctly To remove the Stirrer for cleaning Changing from Pellets to Corn Fuel Change ProcedureChanging from Pellets to Cherry Pits Codes Operational NotesTechnical Support Department SHUT-DOWN Procedure From the Power SourceBox Parts Orders only Monroe, VA Questions Fax Daily Operation Maintenance Semi-Weekly Ash Maintenance Annual MaintenanceASH Removal and Disposal Ash PanMaintenance Removing Motor and Sprocket Replacing the Stirrer Drive MotorReplacing the Stirrer Drive Shaft Finish GasketsGlass Control Board Recommended Heat RangesCircuit Board Functions Component Operation Start Operation ENDAccessory Items Accessories and OptionsThermostat AC-109, AC-109BN Lip TrimReplacement Parts CPM-APSee Item numbers on Exploded Diagram for part location Adjusting your Hopper Lid Latch Solution Problem CauseImproper installation may cause a back draft Problem Cause Solution Page Warranty is not Transferable Page Warranty Registration for England’s Stove Works Unit Information

40-TRCPM, 10-CPM, 49-SCHPM specifications

England's Stove Works is renowned for its commitment to crafting high-quality wood stoves and pellet stoves, and three of their notable products are the 49-SCHPM, 10-CPM, and 40-TRCPM models. Each of these stoves embodies the brand's dedication to efficiency, durability, and performance, making them popular choices for both heating homes and providing a cozy ambiance.

The 49-SCHPM is a powerful pellet stove designed to heat large spaces. It features a spacious hopper that can hold up to 60 pounds of pellets, allowing for extended burn times of up to 80 hours on lower settings. The stove incorporates an easy-to-use digital control board and a built-in thermostat, providing users with precise temperature regulation. This model also boasts a sleek, contemporary design, making it suitable for modern homes while still delivering traditional warmth.

In contrast, the 10-CPM is a compact and efficient pellet stove, ideal for smaller homes or tight spaces. Despite its smaller footprint, it still offers impressive heating capabilities with up to 35,000 BTU output, making it a formidable option for anyone seeking an efficient heat source without sacrificing performance. The 10-CPM features a large viewing window, which enhances the aesthetic appeal and allows users to enjoy the mesmerizing flames. It is also equipped with an automatic ignition system, making it convenient and easy to start.

The 40-TRCPM model showcases England's Stove Works' dedication to versatility. This multi-fuel stove can efficiently burn both wood pellets and corn, allowing homeowners the flexibility to choose their fuel source based on availability and cost. With an output capacity of 40,000 BTU, it is built to dominate larger areas while maintaining a steady heat output. The unit features a sophisticated combustion system that maximizes fuel efficiency and minimizes emissions, aligning with environmentally sustainable practices.

All three models utilize advanced engineering and technology to ensure an optimal burning experience. They come equipped with efficient air circulation systems and adjustable airflow to promote complete combustion, which results in less smoke and creosote buildup. This not only enhances safety but also contributes to the longevity of each unit.

Overall, England's Stove Works has established a strong reputation for producing reliable, efficient, and aesthetically pleasing stoves. The 49-SCHPM, 10-CPM, and 40-TRCPM exemplify the brand's commitment to quality and innovation, making them solid choices for anyone looking to enhance their home's heating system.
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