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0.7/16/2004 11:01 FAX 1 218 732 2580 The Classic® CENTRAL BOILER INC 11 .11/4-7 Ltd0 I I1UL 1 1VN5 The furnace. comics cyuir �'S` it ,. ;. ■.:I temperatures centhollch which controls the water r •.he titr:tace damper shuts dt)�' -'n The controller ttliow,s the Fern_ce to Ppe at„ with . '.c �i:nl'G r:illil'e t Ilia ' ame of 150-19:5" F. Central Bailer; Inc. 205 0 _ !:-)01.11 1.11 sf 'e , l beiler.con; The Cencral ?ciier C.Pss.c Models CL--436, -_- CL- 5648, and S ? - =G=S arc either LIT or ° ?N! lasted and DOOR FURNACE BEST BURN PRACTICES 1. Read an chc manufacturer. 2. FUEL USED: Only those listed final?. reconm ea,dcd by the manufacturer of your unit. Xever :Lie the Col!Uwing: mash, Plastics, gasolino, ;,tbbcr, naphtha, household garbage, maccdal Grated with ocreleum products (particle board, railroad ties, and pressure treated wood), leaves paper products, and c;tdboard, 3. LOADING FUEL: Fur a more efficient burn, pay careful attention to loading times and amounts. 4. STARTERS: Do not use lighter fluids, gasoline, or chemicals. 5. LOCATION- It is recoauner.dcd that the unit he located with due. consideration to du prevailing wind direction, • If located a0 feet or !ass to any residence not served by the furnace, it is recommended that the suck be at least 2 feat 'r than the eavc line of that residence. _t located more than 50 but no more than 100 feet to any residence, it is recommended that the stack be at (cast 75% of the height of the eavc line of that residence, plus an additional 2 f:et. u If located more than 100 but no more than 150 foot to any residence, it is recommended that the stack be at least 50% of the height of the save line or That residence, plus an additional 2 fcc If-located more than 150 but no more titan 200 feet to any -esidcnce, it is recommended that the stack be at least 25% of tciglnt of the cave line off:hat residence, plus an additional 2 le s Suggested Stack Height Distance to Nearest Downwind Structures Always remember to comply with all applicable scare and cal codes. _._ PA Outdoor Furnace Manufacturers Caucus G10 0.7 CHECK WATER LEVEL! Be sure water is above the add mark before firing. lithe furnace boils hard, be sure to check the water level -and restore to the correct level if needed. Add Corrosion Inhibitor as needed, "1 iin first time you fire the furnace. place dry kindling :v<)ci. near chc middle of d!a Iirebo.x. Use asmall amauncaf 1. paper or cardboard to lull( the fir::. Add far; cr pieces c word to the'Cire outdo floc rill the firebox comp lskely. Wile the water ccmperaturc reaches the controller setting (185 I -, F) and the damper closes-, let file furnace cycle a eew times co be sure it is operating property; then the furnace may he riled with more wood. Amer a few days of operation you '.vill begin to know how much '.toad is needed each day. If you only 1711 the amount needed, it is easier to stir the ashes :flan, the sides or che firebox and pill chant forward (see Firebox Maintenance). NOTE: Se sure to clean and inspect the firebox as outlined in Secti ntenance. n • • ".y.':y F:Ilure to clean the firebox as indicatedwl e It n accelerated corrosion. Filling the Firebox Prior to Filling the firchoc v.lcli wood. always pull the hot coal: far yard to the drali urea ('front and cenu:r of the firebox). When hoc coil Is arc pulled to the draft area hcCore tilling wood each time, che added wood lattices tasceras the combustion air is forced through the hot coals and into the newly added t'vood. 11 the coals are pushed to chc hack, a less erf iciel1C blind ,'ill result IF needed to extend the hum time, die furnace may he completely tll!ed. When lining tilt firebox with wood. use the following procedure. 1..Slu -lily open the door approximately 1 inch and hold in chis position rot 10 -15 seconds. ape your head away from the door area the door. 2. rr IICCL Sant clear crust}' deposits. 3. Pull th'a hoc coals to the trail w-ca of the firebox, 4. Load the firebox with afoot being careful not to he pi ncheci between the wood and any part of the furnace. fen xccss ashes and /or - 2 3 - ec do - Operating Instruc n