6039 corn stove manual

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Should you not be able to wait for supply delays, please contact us about stock levels before ordering. Thank you very much FirepotPete! Circuit board is now installed and the stove itself is ready to go. Next step is venting. I have a few pieces of stainless Duravent, but I have buy most of it. I intend to burn corn and wood pellets so does my vent have to be all stainless? I know Duravent does sell other vent that is not suitable for corn or other biofuels.

Will galvanized vent work? No you need to go with the Duravent stainless. Even that can corrode from the corn. I haven't had a problem with it that's what I have just the end cap outside is starting to show signs of pin holes starting. I have a spare and will change if I think it needs it. The problem is when corn burns it puts out nitric acid. The acid itself doesn't do much but when moisture gets to it then the damage starts. That's why at the end of the heating season I do a good cleaning and then run a hopper of pellets through just to minimize the left over acid from the corn.

It banged and made so much noise, would hang up. Good luck! I'm sure glad I asked these questions on this site. This newbie needs all the help he can get! You have me second guessing my intentions - likely a good thing.

I'll still go with the stainless vent, but I'll run it a while before I try corn- if I try it at all. Thank you very much once again for all the information. Hopefully next weekend I'll be able to report back on how it's burning and heating. I have all electric heat and hopefully this will allow some of those heaters to shut down. More to come A lot of people make it work, for some reason I couldn't.

So with some proper maintenance that pipe will last for a long time, even burning corn. The ball valve comes in handy during the off season and when cleaning the stove, when the door is open you will get cold air coming through it and also if it's cold out but you are not running the stove a natural draft through the stove occurs. I run mine without the cap, that cap is just a frost plug for auto motor blocks, if you want to put it in and drill holes in it you can get them at an auto store.

Either way you need air to get to the firepot. Glass may become dirty. Fire goes out or stove shuts down. Fuel may stop feeding. This manual is also suitable for: American harvest t. Print page 1 Print document 25 pages.

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