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Thelin providence Owner's Manual

Summary of providence

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    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 1 of 44 providence insert pellet stove owner’s manual leave this manual with the owner. Please read this entire manual before installation and use of the pellet fuel-burning stove. Failure to follow these instructions could result in proper...

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    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 2 of 44 table of contents introduction safety information……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..4-5 laboratory listing label ...................................................................................................

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    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 3 of 44 start-up and operation – control panel ..................................................................................................................... 26 lighting instructions .....................................................

  • Page 4: Introduction

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 4 of 44 congratulations on your purchase of thelin hearth products providence insert pellet stove! In this manual you will find information on stove specifications, installation instructions, operating guide, how to perform scheduled mainte...

  • Page 5

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 5 of 44 do not overfire. If any external part starts to glow, you are over firing. Reduce feed rate. Overfiring or any such action that may cause a fire hazard including failure to perform regular maintenance as outlined in these instructio...

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    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 6 of 44 laboratory listing label.

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    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 7 of 44 warnings hot surfaces! Hot glass will cause burns. Surfaces and glass are hot during operation and during cool-down period. Do not touch glass until it is cooled. Never allow children to touch glass. Alert children to hazards of hig...

  • Page 8: Specifications

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 8 of 44 specifications figure 1 - stove dimensions.

  • Page 9: Vent Information

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 9 of 44 vent information install vent at clearances specified by vent manufacturer. Secure 4” pipe or flex to flue flange with 500 degree high-temp rtv silicone and using at least three sheet metal screws. Subsequent sections must also be a...

  • Page 10

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 10 of 44 mobile home installation mobile home installation should be in accordance with the manufactured home and safety standard (hud), cfr 3280, part 24. The following criteria are mandatory for mobile home installs: outside combustion ai...

  • Page 11: Installation

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 11 of 44 installation unpacking and inspecting your stove thelin hearth products packages your stove to ensure safe delivery. Each stove is surrounded by impact absorbent material as well as load shift indicators. However, damage can still ...

  • Page 12

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 12 of 44 10. The firebrick (refractory), glass doors, screen rails, screen mesh, and log grates can be removed from a factory built firebox in order to gain minimum fireplace insert opening requirements. 11. Smoke shelves, shields and baffl...

  • Page 13

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 13 of 44 8. It is recommended that a metal plate be installed to seal the damper area with clearance hole to allow exhaust vent pipe to pass through. Use non-flammable insulation to seal edges and to prevent heat loss. 9. Aluminum flex pipe...

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    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 14 of 44 figure 2 – clearances factory built (metal), masonry fireplaces, and zero clearance fireplaces minimum opening for factory built (metal), masonry fireplaces, and zero clearance installation.

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    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 15 of 44 figures 3a – factory built (metal) or masonry fireplace venting 3a- vertical vent without outside air.

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    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 16 of 44 figures 3b – factory built (metal) or masonry fireplace venting 3b – vertical vent with outside air options.

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    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 17 of 44 figure 4 – zero clearance built-in fireplace minimum dimensions illustrations reflect typical installations and are for design purposes and clearances. Actual installation may vary due to individual design preferences. Zero clearan...

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    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 18 of 44 4. Steps for zero clearance built-in installation are as follows: 1. Build the subfloor with non-combustible material (ie: micor or cement board) throughout the entire zero clearance box and hearth. 2. Minimum hearth dimensions are...

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    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 19 of 44 figure 5 – vertical venting for zero clearance installation.

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    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 20 of 44 figure 6 – minimum venting with vertical rise.

  • Page 21

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 21 of 44 figure 7 – pipe adaptor & hook-up 1. Silicone the top of flue flange with 500 degree high-temp rtv silicone and insert flex liner or 4” pipe. Fasten pipe or flex liner with at least 3 sheet metal screws. 2. Silicone the flue gasket...

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    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 22 of 44 figure 8– adjustable hopper assembly.

  • Page 23

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 23 of 44 figure 9 - control panel.

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    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 24 of 44 combustion air adjustment combustion air can be adjusted by rotating the air shutter to close / open the air duct. Air adjustment is critical for proper combustion and stove efficiency. Adjust the shutter so the flame is bright yel...

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    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 25 of 44 surround installation 1. To install the surround onto the stove engine, first make sure hopper flange assembly located on top of engine can move freely by loosening the four flange stud locknuts. Two in the front and two in the bac...

  • Page 26: Operation

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 26 of 44 operation start-up and operation – control panel open hopper lid and remove all manuals and materials shipped with stove. Open front door and remove contents. Make certain firepot is seated properly. Make sure power cord is connect...

  • Page 27

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 27 of 44 here is the step-by-step procedure for setting up the thermostat or handheld remote option: 1. Unplug stove from power supply (both ac and dc). 2. Locate thermostat terminal behind right door (see figure 9). 3. Remove metal shunt o...

  • Page 28

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 28 of 44 11. When you wish to turn off your providence insert simply push the off button on the handheld remote or the wall thermostat and the feed will immediately cease. The fan will continue to run until the stove cools down and then it ...

  • Page 29

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 29 of 44 control functions the push-button control settings on the providence insert are as follows: off, fan, low, med, high, and clean (see figure 12). Figure 12 - control functions 1. In the low position, the providence will feed approxi...

  • Page 30

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 30 of 44 high temperature / flue, trim, and battery indicators high temp/flue indicator there is a small red light to the top left of the fan button on the control panel. This indicator light will blink red if there is a blocked flue due to...

  • Page 31

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 31 of 44 external battery backup operation 1. Place the external battery at least 4 ft. Away from unit. 2. Plug the 2 banana plugs (red and black) into the corresponding (red and black) receptacles on the control panel. 3. Connect the posit...

  • Page 32: Maintenance

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 32 of 44 maintenance the providence insert requires routine maintenance for maximum performance and prolonged life of parts and components. Maintenance is mandatory for warranty to remain in effect. Always disconnect power cord before servi...

  • Page 33

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 33 of 44 4. While clean out covers are removed, vacuum and wire brush heat exchangers. Connect the supplied vinyl clean out tube to ash vacuum or shop vac (an adapter may be needed, which can be purchased at a home center) for a more thorou...

  • Page 34

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 34 of 44 7. Hopper 1. Vacuum hopper to remove excess sawdust. Excessive sawdust can cause feeding issues. 8. Pellet feed chute 1. With a putty knife, scrape and remove soot build-up. Build-up on the feed chute will prevent pellets from fall...

  • Page 35

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 35 of 44 10. Remove 3 flange nuts, and remove entire fan assembly from the combustion housing. The fan assembly is installed with high temperature silicone sealant and will need to be gently worked loose from the fan housing. 11. Using a so...

  • Page 36

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 36 of 44 figure 13–clean-out covers figure 14 – clean-out vent port.

  • Page 37

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 37 of 44 figure 15 – combustion fan.

  • Page 38: Troubleshooting Guide

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 38 of 44 troubleshooting guide.

  • Page 39: Parts List

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 39 of 44 parts list figure 16 – replacement parts list.

  • Page 40: Diagrams

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 40 of 44 diagrams figure 17 – circuit board diagram type 2 low/high thermostat type 1 on/off thermostat 17.0

  • Page 41

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 41 of 44 figure 18 - electrical schematic/wiring diagram.

  • Page 42

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 42 of 44 figure 19 - igniter location 1. The bracket holding the igniter is attached to the lid with two 10-32 nuts. The lid attaches to the air chamber with two 10-32 nuts. Also, a gasket (not shown), is installed between the lid and the a...

  • Page 43

    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 43 of 44 warranty thelin hearth products pellet stove warranty replacement program effective april 1, 2013 note: please read this warranty replacement program carefully before applying for warranty replacements or credit. Warranty coverage ...

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    Thelin hearth products, inc. Providence insert pellet stove 44 of 44 thelin hearth products 4244 s. Market court suite a sacramento, ca. 95834.