Vermont Casting Operation, Attach Handles, Damper, EWF30 Controls, Primary Air Control

Vermont Castings EWF30

Operation
Attach Handles	Primary Air Control
The fallaway handle is used to open and close the front	Damper
doors. Remove after each use so the handle will not get
hot. Keep in convenient location for each use. (Fig. 27)

Assemble the primary air control and damper handles by passing the screw through the wood shaft and into the bright metal hub. Tighten carefully until snug. Do not overtighten. Wood handle could crack. (Fig. 28)

Steel Handle

Fallaway

Handle

FP1570

Fig. 29 EWF30 controls.

					The primary air control is located in the upper left
				corner of the unit. (Fig. 27) It is the primary source of
			FP1568	air		for starting, maintaining, and reviving the fire.
	handle stub.
Fig. 27 Insert fallaway handle into door				Generally, more air entering the fireplace makes the fire
				burn hotter and faster, while less air prolongs the burn.
		Metal Hub		The air supply is open to the maximum when the control
				lever is pushed down, and closed when pulled up. To
				vary the burn rate, adjust the control to the desired posi-
				tion in between these extremes; opening the primary air
		Wood Shaft		control makes the unit burn hotter. Closing the control
				slows the unit down. You may adjust to any position you
				desire.

Screw	The Damper
	The damper directs air flow within the fireplace.
FP1569	The damper is operated by moving the lever located in
Fig. 28 Assemble primary air control and damper handles.	the upper right corner of the unit. It has two positions:
(Damper handle shown)	Open to start or revive the fire and closed, for normal
EWF30 Controls	operation and to control burn rate. The damper is open
	when the lever is pulled out and closed when pushed in.
Three controls regulate the performance of the EWF30	There are no intermediate settings for the damper.
	NOTE: Always open the damper before opening the
fireplace: A primary air control supplies oxygen for the
fire, the damper directs air flow within the fireplace and	doors. Close damper to set burn rate.
a variable-speed fan control, or rheostat, regulates the
warm air flow into the room. (Fig. 29)

Primary Air Control

A single air control regulates the amount of heat the fire will produce and how long it will burn.

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