Cumberland Stove Works OMMF3500 warranty Turning the stove off

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INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL

MF3500G, MF3500S, MF3500B Models

Note: The starting sequence will last for 10 minutes. If the fire is not hot enough to bring the stove up to normal operating temperature the stove will turn off and the ON key must be pressed again to recommence the startup sequence. If the ambient air temperature is below 40°F the ON key may need to be pressed a few times before the stove comes up to operating temperature.

Turning the stove off

The stove can be manually turned OFF at any time.

Pushing the OFF key turns the stove off using the shutdown controller sequence. The fans will continue to run until the temperature is safe.

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Contents Multi Fuel Parlor Stove Page Table of Contents Limited lifetime Warranty WarrantyOwnership Records REGISTRATION, Service and Maintenance LOGCumberlandStoveWorks.com Power Outage Automatic Safety FeaturesBurning Solid Fuels IntroductionWood Pellets Glass Specifications SpecificationsAssemble ASH Shuttle ROD Unpacking and AssemblyMount Legs Mount Handle to Hopper DoorMount Round Exhaust Transition Plug in Power CordFloor Protection Requirements InstallationStove Placement Clearances to Combustibles Mobile Home Outside AIR ConnectionType of Vent Pellet Vent InstallationVenting Vent Termination Clearances Venting Installation ExamplesUnderstanding the TRI-X Controller Operating InstructionsADD Fuel KEY Understanding the Normal Heat ScreensCorn AS Fuel Push AUX 1 to SET Starting Fire Level Shutdown Sequence of Events Startup Sequence of EventsLighting the Stove Lighting ProcedureTurning the stove off Normal Care & Maintenance Seasonal Cleaning Daily MaintenanceWeekly Maintenance Ordering Repair Parts Troubleshooting & repairProblem Cause Too rich air/fuel mixture Troubleshooting GuideProblem Cause Loss of vacuum Startup Check Exhaust OFF Understanding the Fault ScreensMain Assembly Parts KEY # Description ASH PAN Parts Glass Door PartsCirculating AIR Duct Parts Exhaust Parts Auger Parts Electric Panel Parts Wiring Diagram Ardisam