Central Boiler Fire Star User manual

Status
Fan Primary Secondary Connected
Power
IGNITION
AIR
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OPERATION MANUAL
COMBUSTION CONTROLLER
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1-AUG-2018 • (p/n 9000645)
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SOFTWARE VERSION 6.7

Contents
How to Use This Guide
e guide is divided into sections
to help with the operation of the
FireStar Combustion Controller. If
questions arise that are not answered
with this manual, consult with your
authorized Central Boiler dealer.
Overview .......................................................................... 4
FireStar Combustion Controller ..................................................................4
Outdoor Furnace Operation .......................................................... 5
Power .......................................................................................5
Standby/Idle .................................................................................5
Idle Pulse ....................................................................................6
Demand Mode (Low) ..........................................................................6
Demand Mode (Medium).......................................................................6
Demand Mode (High)..........................................................................7
Idle Transition Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Door Open ...................................................................................8
Ignition Air...................................................................................8
Basic Controller Features............................................................. 9
Adjusting Water Temperature Setpoint ...........................................................9
Reaction Chamber Temperature Reading..........................................................9
To Lock/Unlock Controller.......................................................................9
Power Outage ................................................................................9
Setup Mode and Adjusting FireStar Settings ........................................... 10
To Enter Setup Mode..........................................................................10
Changing Control Variables ....................................................................10
To Exit Setup Mode ...........................................................................10
Variables Chart ..............................................................................11
LED Display Alarm Denitions ....................................................... 13
Connecting FireStar Combustion Controller to Wi-Fi Network............................. 15

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Overview
FireStar Combustion Controller
Status
Fan Primary Secondary Connected
Power
IGNITION
AIR
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e FireStar Combustion Controller uses a number of sensors and
sophisticated programming to optimize the operation of the outdoor furnace.
e controller will automatically adjust the amount of primary and secondary
air to optimize the gasication process, making the outdoor furnace more
ecient and clean burning. Some of the variables used by the controller can be
changed, allowing you to tailor the furnace operation to your heat load and to
the type of wood being burned.
If the controller detects an abnormal condition (for example, the water level is
low or the re has gone out because there is no more wood in the rebox), the
controller will display a message to alert you.
Before operating the FireStar Combustion Controller, become familiar with
the information the control panel provides and with the procedures for making
changes to settings.
1. Power button - used to turn the FireStar Combustion Controller on and
o. It does not disable all electrical power to the furnace. To disable
electrical power to the outdoor furnace, turn o the power using the
circuit breaker in the pump compartment.
2. LED display - alternates between the furnace water temperature (displays
for 6 seconds) and the combustion temperature in the Reaction Chamber
(displays for 3 seconds). Other information will also be displayed on the
LED display depending on setting, modes, alarms, warnings, etc.
3. Down arrow button - if quickly pressed four times, the display will stop
alternating and will be xed on water temperature. e far right decimal
point will be illuminated when this feature is active.
4. Up arrow button - if pressed during normal operation, the LED display will
show the combustion temperature in the Reaction Chamber.

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5. Center menu button - used to enter the menu system to adjust settings, and
to enter changes to those settings when used in combination with the up
and down arrows.
6. Left arrow button - to lock the controller, quickly press the left arrow
button four times. LOCK will display on the LED display.
7. Status indicator LEDs - display the current state of furnace operation. A
description of the operation of each light is given in the furnace operating
modes section of this manual. e Connected LED indicates the status of
the controller’s wi- connection, when enabled.
8. IGNITION AIR button - used to bypass the normal door open function. If this
button is pressed while the furnace door is open, the primary air actuator
will open, helping to light the re in the rebox.
Outdoor Furnace Operation
Power
When the controller is o, the LED display will be o. To turn the controller
on or o, press the Power button. Upon startup, the controller will display a
number indicating the software version number followed by the furnace model
number. Once the controller is on, briey pressing the Power button will
display the software version number. e settings and operation described in
this manual are for software version 6.7. Other software versions will operate
dierently.
Standby/Idle
Status
Fan Primary Secondary Connected
Power
IGNITION
AIR
After the water temperature has risen above the Water Temperature Setpoint,
the controller will go into Idle. When in Idle, the LED will alternate between
furnace water temperature and combustion temperature and the fan, primary
and secondary air lights will be o. e connected light may be on, depending
on wi- connection status.

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Idle Pulse
While in idle, the combustion fan will start and the primary air actuator will
open for a short time every 30 minutes to maintain the coal bed. Air will
continue to ow until the temperature in the Reaction Chamber rises above
200˚F.
Demand Mode (Low)
Status
Fan Primary Secondary Connected
Power
IGNITION
AIR
LED WHITE (while actuator opening) -- RED (when actuator fully opened)
When the water temperature drops below the Water Temperature Setpoint
minus the Water Temperature Dierential, the controller will enter Demand
Mode. In Demand Mode, the primary air actuator will slowly open to the
correct setting for the furnace model. While the actuator is opening, the
Primary status LED will be white. Once the actuator is fully open, the status
LED will be red.
Demand Mode (Medium)
Status
Fan Primary Secondary Connected
Power
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AIR
LED WHITE
In Demand Mode with the primary air actuator open, when the combustion
temperature reaches 550˚F, the secondary air actuator will start to open and the
Secondary status LED will be white. e secondary air actuator will continue
to open more as the combustion temperature rises.

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Demand Mode (High)
Status
Fan Primary Secondary Connected
Power
IGNITION
AIR
LED REDLED RED
When the combustion temperature reaches 750˚F, both the primary and the
secondary air actuators will be fully open and their status LEDs will be red.
Idle Transition Mode
Status
Fan Primary Secondary Connected
Power
IGNITION
AIR
As the water temperature setpoint is reached in Demand Mode, the primary
air actuator will close to stop combustion and the Primary status LED will
turn o. e combustion fan will stay on for a moment with the secondary air
actuator open, and then the fan will shut o. e secondary air actuator will
close a short time later. is transition mode allows the combustion process to
ramp down and burn o the gasication products before the furnace goes into
idle.

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Door Open
Status
Fan Primary Secondary Connected
Power
IGNITION
AIR
LED RED
Opening the furnace door automatically places the furnace in Door Open
Mode. In this mode, if the Reaction Chamber is above 550˚F, the primary air
actuator is closed, the combustion fan is on, and the secondary air actuator is
open to continually vent gases from the Reaction Chamber until it cools to less
than 550˚F. e Secondary status LED will be illuminated while the actuator is
open. DOOR OPEN will be displayed in the LED display.
Ignition Air
Status
Fan Primary Secondary Connected
Power
IGNITION
AIR
LED RED
When the water temperature is below the water temperature setpoint, the
furnace rebox door is open and the Ignition Air button is pressed, the primary
air actuator will open. is will provide air to the upper section of the rebox,
helping to ignite a new fuel load. e Primary status LED will display a red
light. To exit this mode, close the furnace rebox door or turn the controller o
and back on.

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Burn Time Monitor
Accumulated Fan Time Since Last Loading
Status
Fan Primary Secondary Connected
Power
IGNITION
AIR
e controller monitors how long the fan has been activated during the current
wood load. To view the accumulated fan time for this load, press and hold the
and button at the same time. is monitor will reset to 00:00 each time
the furnace is loaded with wood (i.e., the rebox door is left open for more
than 30 seconds). To manually reset this monitor, press the Ignition Air
button.
Easy Rere Burn Time Limit (Optional Feature)
is optional time-based feature can be enabled and operator-adjusted to “shut
the furnace down early” in an eort to preserve a portion of the current wood
load until the next loading. When appropriate, the word REFIRE may be
displayed on the LED display in relation to this mode.

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Basic Controller Features
Adjusting Water Temperature Setpoint
e LED display alternates between the furnace water temperature (displays for
6 seconds) and the combustion temperature in the Reaction Chamber (displays
for 3 seconds).
To display the water temperature setpoint, press the Menu button.
e controller has been preset at the factory to 185˚F (85˚C). e water
temperature setpoint can be adjusted between 170˚F-195˚F (76˚C-91˚C).
NOTE: To reduce condensation in the rebox, it is recommended to set the temperature at
or above 185°F (85˚C).
NOTE: If the outdoor furnace overheats or boils over, lower the setpoint.
To change the water temperature setpoint, press and hold the Menu
button; then press the button to raise the water temperature setpoint, or the
button to lower the water temperature setpoint. After releasing the Menu
button, the LED display will indicate the actual temperature of the system
water.
Reaction Chamber Temperature Reading
e LED display alternates between the furnace water temperature (displays for
6 seconds) and the combustion temperature in the Reaction Chamber (displays
for 3 seconds) during normal operation. To briey display the Reaction
Chamber temperature, press the button. Press the button four times
rapidly to display the water temperature without alternating (the right-most
decimal point will be illuminated). Pressing the button four more times
rapidly or shutting the controller power o and on again will return the LED
display to alternate between the furnace water temperature and the Reaction
Chamber temperature.
To Lock/Unlock Controller
e controller can be locked to prevent unauthorized access to the controller
settings. To lock the controller: Quickly press the button four times.
e LED display will indicate LOCKED for several seconds. To unlock the
controller: Quickly press the button four times. e LED display will
indicate UNLOCKED for several seconds.
NOTE: The controller can be locked while it is o. If the controller is locked while it is o, it
will have to be unlocked before it can be turned on.
Power Outage
In the event of a power outage, all controller settings will be saved. When
power is restored, the controller will continue operating as it was prior to the
power outage.

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Setup Mode and Adjusting FireStar Settings
One of the most powerful features of the FireStar Combustion Controller is
that it provides you with numerous settings you can customize and ne-tune
to the types of wood you are burning and to your heat load. is can help you
obtain the cleanest and most ecient operation of your outdoor furnace that is
possible.
To Enter Setup Mode
Press and hold the Menu button for 10 seconds until the LED display
changes from the water temperature to 1. e controller is now in Setup Mode.
If no buttons are selected before ten seconds, the controller will automatically
exit Setup Mode.
Changing Control Variables
While in Setup Mode, refer to the Variables Chart and select the control
variable you want to change using the or buttons. Press the button
to select the variable by menu number. Use the or buttons to adjust the
variable to the desired setting. Press the Menu button to save the setting
and return to Setup Mode.
To Exit Setup Mode
Wait 10 seconds (without pressing any buttons) and the controller will
automatically exit Setup Mode.
To reset controller to default settings:
1. Press the Power button to turn o the controller; then, while pressing
and holding the Ignition Air button, press the Power button to
turn on the controller. e LED display will momentarily indicate
(clear settings).
2. Press the or button to select the furnace model; then press the Menu
button to save.
3. Continue to press the button as shown on the display to perform each
diagnostic test. e last message will display PRESS UP TO EXIT. Press
the button and the controller will run using factory default settings.
4. Verify that the furnace is operating by making sure that the water
temperature and the Reaction Chamber temperature are alternating on the
screen.
5. If the furnace was connected to the internet prior to resetting to default
settings, it will be necessary to enable wi- again by setting Menu Item #8
to a value of 1 (see Setup Mode and Adjusting FireStar Settings).

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Variables Chart
e Variables Chart displays each user-adjustable variable, its menu number, a brief description, the default setting, and
the minimum and maximum values that can be set.
NOTE: Menu items not shown are either not adjustable or should not be changed without consulting your Central Boiler dealer.
Menu # Setting DEFAULT Min. Max.
1WATER TEMPERATURE DIFFERENTIAL
Normally the water temperature must fall this many degrees below the
WaterTemperature Setpoint before shifting from Idle into Demand mode.
This dierential is bypassed if the water temperature is below theWater
Temperature Setpoint and either (a) the rebox door is opened and then
closed, or (b) the controller is turned o and back on.
10˚F
(6˚C) 5 25
2IDLE PULSE TIMEOUT
The length of time between air pulses while the controller is in Idle.
30
(minutes) 0 59
3MINIMUM PULSE DURATION
The pulse function will operate for at least this long, even if the Reaction
Chamber temperature is above the temperature from menu #4 - 200˚F
(93˚C).
50
(seconds) 0 255
4IDLE PULSE TEMPERATURE
The idle pulse will continue until the temperature in the Reaction
Chamber is above this temperature. To eectively disable the pulse to
temperature feature, lower this value to its minimum setting. Adjustable
from 100°F to 500°F (37°C to 260°C).
200˚F
(93˚C) 100 500
5PRIMARY AIR STARTUP PERCENTAGE (IN LOW/MEDIUM DEMAND)
Primary air opening during Demand mode when Reaction Chamber is
below 750°F (399°C). To increase the amount of primary air during the
beginning of the Demand cycle, raise this value accordingly. Adjustable
from 0-100%.
19%
1
21%
2
75%
3
0 100
6SECONDARY AIR (IN HIGH DEMAND) PERCENTAGE
Secondary air fully open position during High Demand when Reaction
Chamber rises to 750°F (399°C). Adjustable from 0-100%.
NOTE: Below 750°F (399°C), secondary air is tapered based on the
temperature in the Reaction Chamber. When required, set secondary Air
Gap calibration using this value.
35%
1
35%
2
58%
3
0 100
7PRIMARY AIR PERCENTAGE (IN HIGH DEMAND, IDLE PULSE AND
IGNITION AIR)
Primary Air opening (as a percent of fully open) after Reaction Chamber
has reached 750°F (399°C).This opening is also used during Idle Pulse
and Ignition Air. When required, set primary Air Gap calibration using this
value. Adjustable from 0-100%.
19%
1
21%
2
75%
3
0 100
1
Classic Edge 350,
2
Classic Edge 550,
3
Classic Edge 750

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Menu # Setting DEFAULT Min. Max.
8WI-FI ENABLED
After conguration has been performed, use this menu item to disable (or
enable) the wi- feature without losing your network settings. During a
new installation, proceed directly to menu item #9 to enable wi- for the
rst time.
0 0 1
9WI-FI ENABLED CONFIGURATION
Setting this to 1 will enable wi- and turn on the conguration network.
This will erase any current wi- settings. When the Connected light turns
blue, nd the Firestar_network on your smartphone; then visit http://
www.wiset.net to congure your network settings.
0 0 1
10 WI-FI WIRELESS N SUPPORT ENABLED
When set to 1, the FireStar will be able to use the 5gz frequency (where
available). May signicantly lower wi- range.
0 0 1
11 SOFTWARE UPDATE OPTION
The FireStar controller has the ability to download and install software
updates through the internet. Take note of the current software version
number before updating by quickly pressing the Power button once.
If required, set this variable to 1 to initiate a software update. A wi-
connection is required (the connected light should be green). During a
software update, furnace operation will stop and the display will ash
special characters to indicate the update process. The entire process should
take about 5 minutes. Do not disconnect power during this process. In
the event of a update failure, BF-4 will be displayed. If an update failure
occurs, turn the FireStar o and back on to restore operation to the
original software version. Repeated update failures may mean that all
available updates are already installed.When an update has completed,
you may need to power the furnace back on. Be sure to take note of the
new software version number and acquire the appropriate documentation
for the new version.
0 0 1
12 WI-FI NETWORK SSID (READ ONLY)
Displays the current wi- network being used by the FireStar. To use a
dierent network, recongure the FireStar using menu item #9.
- - -
13 WI-FI SERIAL NUMBER (READ ONLY)
Displays the serial number of the furnace used during wi-
communication.Typically begins with a letter. An incorrectly entered
serial number can be adjusted by visiting http://myrestar.com/nd on a
smartphone that is attached to the same wi- network as the FireStar.
- - -
14 WI-FI IP ADDRESS (READ ONLY)
Displays the local IP address assigned to your FireStar by your wi- router.
The FireStar must be successfully connected to wi- rst.This is a read
only item--if a static IP is desired, you must set a reservation on your
router by MAC address.
- - -

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Menu # Setting DEFAULT Min. Max.
15 ENABLE REMOTE ADJUSTMENT
When set to 1, certain furnace parameters are open to adjustment by
the MyFireStar.com site through the internet. The settings and features
that may be adjusted through the internet will vary depending on the
controller’s current software version number.
0 0 1
16 SYSTEM TEST
When set to 1, a system test in initiated. During the test, press the UP
button as shown on the display to perform each diagnostic test. The last
prompt will display PRESS UP TO EXIT. After exiting the test, turn the
FireStar o and back on to ensure that the furnace returns to normal
operation.
0 0 1
17 N/A (FACTORY HARDWARE CONFIGURATION – DO NOT ADJUST) - - -
18 LOW WATER TEMPORARY OVERRIDE WATER LEVEL SENSOR
Check the water level at the sight gauge and, if necessary, add water
according to the Water Quality and Maintenance section of the Owner’s
Manual. If adding water does not clear the LOW WATER alarm, set this
variable to 1 to temporarily silence a false LOW WATER level sensor
alarm. The controller will operate normally until the next loading (until
the rebox door is left open for more than 30 seconds).This will allow
operation for one loading (must override each loading) until a repair can
be made. Do not override this alarm if the system has a leak.
NOTE: If water is added to the outdoor furnace and/or system, the system
water should be tested and 1650XL Inhibitor Plus should be added (if
necessary) to maintain the recommended level of protection.
0 0 1
19 ENABLE CELSIUS
When set to 1, all temperatures will be displayed in Celsius. Changing
between Fahrenheit and Celsius will cause any custom temperature
settings to be reset to the factory default settings.
0 0 1
20 EASY REFIRE IDLE PULSE ENABLED
This setting is only utilized when the optional Easy Rere Burn Time Limit
feature has been enabled. When set to 1 and the Easy Rere BurnTime
Limit has been met, the Idle Pulse will be present to maintain active coals
in the portion of the wood load that is being preserved. When set to 0, no
Idle Pulse will be used.
1 0 1
21 EASY REFIRE BURN TIME LIMIT: - - - -
This optional timer-based setting will“shut the furnace down early”in
an eort to preserve a portion of the current wood load until the next
loading. Before adjusting this setting, the operator should have a good
understanding of how the Burn Time Monitor works, as well as a good
understanding of the current heat load on the furnace.
DISABLED
00:15
(0 hours,
15 min.)
99:00
(99 hours,
0 min.)

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LED Display Alarm Denitions
e LED display will display an alarm message when abnormal conditions
appear. If any of the following messages appear, take corrective action.
FIRE OUT
When the system is calling for heat, if the temperature in the Reaction
Chamber has been below 300˚F for 60 minutes and does not rise more than
5˚F, or after three hours even if the temperature is rising, the combustion
fan will turn o and the primary air actuator will close. is alarm is reset by
opening and closing the furnace door, or by turning the controller o and back
on.
HIGH TEMP1
e temperature sensor connected to the FireStar combustion controller
has detected that the water temperature is above 200˚F. e controller will
continue to alternate between HIGH TEMP1, the water temperature, and the
Reaction Chamber temperature until it senses that the water temperature has
fallen below 195˚F.
HIGH TEMP2
e external high limit sensor has sensed that the water temperature is above
200˚F and has disconnected power to the combustion fan and actuators.
e controller will continue to alternate between HIGH TEMP2, the water
temperature, and the Reaction Chamber temperature until it senses that the
external sensor has reconnected power. is will normally happen when the
sensor cools to 165˚F.
If this alarm occurs often, lower the water temperature setpoint.
LOW WATER
Check the water level at the sight gauge and, if necessary, add water according
to the Water Quality and Maintenance section of the Owner’s Manual. If
adding water does not clear the LOW WATER alarm, it can be temporarily
overridden until a repair can be made (see the Setup Mode section, variable
#18).
NOTE: If water is added to the outdoor furnace and/or system, the system water should
be tested and 1650XL Inhibitor Plus should be added (if necessary) to maintain the
recommended level of protection.

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REFIRE / REFIRE OUT
e furnace has shut down because the optional Easy Rere Burn Time Limit
has been met. is alarm is reset automatically during the next loading (when
the rebox door is left open for more than 30 seconds). Pressing the Ignition
Air button will also reset this alarm.
LOCKED
is will be displayed when any button is pressed while the controller is locked.
When the controller is locked, all buttons are disabled. To lock and unlock the
control, quickly press the left arrow four times.
UNLOCKED
is will be displayed once after unlocking the controller.
BYPASS
e bypass door is open (if applicable to your model).
DOOR OPEN
e rebox door is open.
TC1, TC2, TC3 or A-1
If the display indicates any of these messages, contact your dealer.
STEP FAIL 1, STEP FAIL 2
If the display indicates one of these messages, it indicates a protection fault
to one of the stepper motor drives. is can be caused by a high temperature
inside the controller enclosure. Power the controller o and back on to clear
this alarm. If the alarm recurs, contact your dealer.
EF
e message will indicate that the controller was unable to recover from a
memory failure. All settings will be reset to the factory default settings and
will not be saved if the controller is turned o or power is interrupted. In the
event of a power outage, the controller will not restart when power is restored.
Contact your dealer.

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Connecting FireStar Combustion Controller
to Wi-Fi Network
e FireStar Combustion Controller's integrated wi- allows you to connect
to your local wi- network and take advantage of the online features when you
create an online account.
YOUR WIRELESS NETWORK AND FURNACE INFORMATION
Record information about your home's wireless network and your furnace.
_____________________________________________________________
Wireless Network Name
_____________________________________________________________
Wireless Network Password
_____________________________________________________________
Your Furnace Serial Number
CONNECT TO YOUR WI-FI NETWORK
1. Disconnect power to the furnace.
2. Using a 1/4" nut driver or socket, remove the two screws and open the
control panel.
3. Remove the round plug on the left side of the control.
4. Install the grommet into the hole.
5. Align the antenna through the grommet and tighten it onto the gold
threaded connector installed on the side of the control panel. Take care
not to cross-thread the antenna and damage the threads on the connector.
6. Connect power to the furnace and turn on the control.
7. Press and hold the center Menu button until 1 is displayed.
8. Turn on the wi- conguration network by pressing the up or down arrow
until menu #9 is displayed. Press the right arrow to display the setting
stored in menu #9. Use the up arrow to change this setting to 1. Press the
center Menu button to store this setting. e connected light will start
ashing blue.
9. Watch the connection LED as the control enters wi- setup mode.
When the LED is a steady blue (not ashing), the control is ready to be
congured.

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10. On a smartphone or other wi- enabled device, nd the Firestar_XXXX
network and connect to it.
11. Using a web browser on the connected device, navigate to www.wiset.net.
You may need to "refresh" your browser a few times before it will load.
12. Your browser will display the FireStar Setup page. Select the wi-
network SSID you would like to connect to. Select your wi- security
type and enter your wi- password and furnace serial number (SSID and
password are case-sensitive).
13. Click the connect button. e control will now turn o the
conguration network and attempt to connect to your selected wi-
network.
14. e connection LED will ash blue while it is attempting to connect.
When the LED is a steady green, the control is connected to your
network.
15. If the control fails to connect, the connection LED will be steady
red. Verify your personal wi- network's SSID and password before
performing the setup steps again.
MYFIRESTAR.COM ACCOUNT
Connecting your FireStar to your home's wireless network will allow you
to take full advantage of the online features. Create your online account at
MyFireStar.com and access information about your furnace from anywhere via
your web browser, smartphone or other web-enabled devices.
Record your User Name and Password once you have created them for your
MyFireStar.com account.
__________________________________________________________
User Name
__________________________________________________________
Password
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