than 8 inches of brickwork or equiv- alent fireproofing material.

C.Where all combustible material is cut out of the partition wall for a sufficient distance to provide not less than 18 inches clearance on all sides of the connector. Any material used to close this opening must be non-combustible insulating material.

D.Where the section of connector pipe passing through the wall is replaced by a properly installed sec- tion of factory-built chimney, the chimney section must be listed for solid fuel use and be insulated.

Where an existing chimney is used, it must be large enough to provide a draft adequate for exhausting the gaseous products of combustion. The cross-sectional area of the chimney flue should be at least 25 percent greater than that of the chimney connector (stovepipe). For example, the common 8 inch by 8 inch chimney flue liner has an actu- al interior cross-sectional area of only 49 square inches (7" x 7") and, thus, can only accommodate a 7" stove connector.

10.Preventive Maintenance Instructions

10.1Periodic and Normal Everyday Maintenance

Blower Motor - Oil twice yearly. Grates - Keep ash drawer emptied. Failure to do this may cause grates to warp.

CAUTION! BEFORE CLEANING CHIMNEY AND SMOKE PIPE BE SURE FIRE IS OUT AND INSIDE OF STOVE IS COOL.

Cleaning The chimney, Smoke Pipe and Spiral Chamber.

Avoid chimney fires. On a regular schedule, check for creosote and soot buildup in the chimney, smoke pipe and spiral chamber. They must be kept clean. Keep a professional chimney sweep in mind if you have access to one.

Steel brushes are the safest for cleaning metal surfaces. Salt solu- tions and some chemicals may dam- age metal surfaces. Do not overfire your stove. Do not burn anything that combusts in seconds. Excessive

flue temperatures may result there- by igniting creosote.

To clean the chimney, obtain a stiff brush with an extendible handle and insert the brush into the chimney from the top. Continue the brushing and sweeping downward until the entire length of the chimney is cleaned.

After cleaning the chimney, the debris will be at the bottom of the chimney at the clean-out opening. Open the clean-out door and sweep the debris out into a metal contain- er.

The smoke pipe from the stove to the chimney can be cleaned with a steel brush.

Cleaning of Spiral Chamber - To clean spiral chamber remove cleanout plate in front of chamber by using a 3/4" wrench to turn the bolt counter-clockwise two turns and slide plate sideways about 1" and remove. Take putty knife or similar tool and scrape accumulated residue from the spiral chamber. The residue will fall down to the bot- tom of the chamber and can be removed from the flue opening in back of the stove by means of a vac- uum cleaner or a small scoop.

Figure 5: Connecting Smokepipe (connector) to Chimney Through Wall.

Two methods of connect- ing a chimney connector to a chimney flue where the connector must pass through a combustible par- tition wall. Instead of the asbestos board shown, sheet metal may be used, or a metal lath and plaster finish may be applied at that area. Use 24 gauge or heavier metal. Clearance needed is three times the diameter of stovepie.

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SF-150 SF-250 specifications

The Harman Stove Company has long been a name synonymous with quality and innovation in the world of heating appliances. Among its remarkable lineup are the SF-150 and SF-250 pellet stoves, which exemplify the brand's commitment to efficiency, ease of use, and environmental sustainability.

The SF-150 model is known for its compact design, making it ideal for smaller spaces without compromising on heating performance. With a heating capacity of up to 1,800 square feet, the SF-150 is perfect for medium-sized homes. This model boasts a sleek, modern aesthetic that complements various decor styles while providing a warm, inviting atmosphere.

One of the standout features of the SF-150 is its advanced combustion technology. Harman's patented Feed System ensures a consistent and efficient burn, maximizing the stove’s fuel economy. The unique air wash system keeps the glass clean, allowing for an unobstructed view of the flames and a cozy ambiance. Additionally, the SF-150 employs smart control technology, enabling users to adjust settings easily and remotely, ensuring optimal comfort at all times.

Moving on to the SF-250, this model is designed for larger spaces and offers a powerful heating output of up to 2,200 square feet. Its robust build and substantial hopper capacity allow for extended burn times with fewer refills, making it a convenient option for homeowners with busy lifestyles. The SF-250 also features a top-loading design, simplifying the process of adding fuel without the mess.

Both models are equipped with Harman's patented Smart Control technology, which allows users to monitor and control their stoves via a mobile app. This feature adds convenience, as it enables remote operation and monitoring of fuel levels, burn rate, and temperatures from anywhere in the home.

In terms of construction, both the SF-150 and SF-250 are built with high-quality materials, ensuring durability and longevity. Their EPA-certified designs make them environmentally friendly options, producing minimal emissions and promoting clean burning.

Whether you choose the SF-150 for its compact functionality or the SF-250 for its powerful heating capability, Harman Stove Company's pellet stoves stand out for their blend of modern technology, aesthetic appeal, and efficient performance. These models not only provide warmth and comfort but also contribute to a sustainable future.
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