England's Stove Works 25-PFS User manual

England Stove Works, Inc.
P. O. Box 206
Mornoe, VA 24574
Phone [phone]
Fax [phone]
MODEL 25-PFS &
25-PF SP
SAFETY NOTICE:
ዘ
THIS
ENGLANDER
STOVE
IS
NOT
PROPERLY
INSTALLED,
A
HOUSE
FIRE
MAY
RESULT.
FOR
YOUR
SAFETY,
FOLLOW
THE
INSTALLATION
DIRECTIONS.
CONTACT
LOCAL
BUILDING
OR
FIRE
OFFICIALS
ABOUT
RESTRICTIONS
AND
INSTALLATION
INSPECTIONS
IN
YOUR
AREA.

Thank you for purchasing an Englander product from a fine line of heating
equipment. Each Englander unit is constructed of the highest quality material and
built by craftsmen who truly take pride in their workmanship. Please read this manual
before attempting to move or install your unit. The unit you have purchased is a new
generation wood heating applicance, so proper installation is of utmost importance.
We at Englander wish you many years of safe heating pleasure with your new
Englander heating appliance.
CAUTION: This unit must be installed in accordance with these instructions and
must comply with local building and fire codes. Failure to do so
could result in a chimney, house fire or smoke damage. Keep
children, furniture, fixtures and all combustibles far away from any
Englander appliance.
Maintain a minimum clearance of 18" from front of the fire box (4
inches on either side of the door), 3" from flue pipe, 6 inches on the
sides of the fire box and one inch from the hopper to any combus-
tible.
READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALL-
ING THIS MODEL.
The 25-PFS & 25-PFSP is approved for mobile home installation with outside
combustion air hook-up. Your mobile home unit must have the combustion air intake
extend to the exterior of the home, with the use of a 2-inch ABS pipe coupling and
the 2-inch ABS-DBW pipe to extend through the floor or wall. See Section | in this
manual for flue hook-up.
SAFETY NOTICE:
IF THIS ENGLANDER STOVE IS NOT PROPERLY INSTALLED, A HOUSE FIRE
MAY RESULT. FOR YOUR SAFETY, FOLLOW THE INSTALLATION INSTRUC-
TIONS. CONTACT LOCAL BUILDING OR FIRE OFFICIALS ABOUT RESTRIC-
TIONS AND INSTALLATION INSPECTIONS IN YOUR AREA.
England Stove Works, Inc.
P. O. Box 206
Monroe, VA. 24572
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
INSTALLATION
&
OPERATION
MANUAL
Appendix
Section
1--Flue
System
for
25-PFS
&
25
P
SP
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Existing
Flue
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Flue Size
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Installation
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25-PFS
&
25-PFSP
Installation
Diagram
(Masonry
Chimney)..............
15
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SECTION
1:
FLUE
SYSTEM
FOR
25-PFS
&
25-PFSP
A. Existing Flue System
The
25-PFS
&
25-PFSP
is
designed
to
connect
to
an
existing
flue
system,
such
as
masonry
or
premanufactured
Class
A
flue
systems.
If
you
have
a
masonry
flue
system
you
should
inspect
the
inner
liner
very
carefully
for
cracks
in
the
liner.
If
you
have
an
existing
premanufactured
flue
system
you
should
inspect
the
inner
liner
to
insure
there
is
no
buckling
or
warping
and
no
cracks
in
the
liner.
Whether
you
have
a
masonry
or
premanufactured
flue
system,
you
should
clean
the
chimney
before
installing
your
new
unit
to
the
flue
system.
We
strongly
recommend
you
have
a
qualified
chimney
sweep
clean
and
inspect
your
flue
system.
The
sweep
can
spot
problems
you
may
unknowingly
overlook.
The
sweep
in
most
cases
will
be
able
to
make
the
necessary
repairs
or
at
least
recommend
qualified
people
to
do
the
work.
8. Flue Size Needed:
The
proper
flue
size
is
determined
by
measuring
the
inside
diameter
or
the
flue
collar
onthe
unit.
The
25-PFS
&
25-PFSP
is
equipped
with
a
six
inch
(6")
TOP
EXHAUST
FLUE
COLLAR.
Therefore,
the
connector
pipe
should
be
six
inches
(6")
or
larger
and
never
less
in
diameter
than
the
flue
collar
onthe
stove.
The
area
of
the
chimney
liner
must
also
be
equal
to
or
greater
than
the
area
of
the
flue
collar
on
the
stove.
Connector
pipe
should
be
24
gauge
steel
and
14
inches
from
combustible
wall
or
ceiling.
ር.
Installation
of
A
New
Flue
System
Masonry
flue:
In
the
event
you
plan
to
install
either
a
flue
system
yourself
or
have
a
flue
system
installed,
there
are
several
avenues
you
can
take.
In
the
mid
and
late
seventies
masonry
flue
systems
became
very
popular.
Even
today
a
masonry
flue
system
is
a
satisfactory
system
to
have.
ቨ
you
are
considering
a
masonry
system,
you
should
consult
with
your
local
building
officials
for
the
proper
procedures
in
construction
of
a
masonry
flue
system.
We
recommend
you
consult
with
and
have
your
flue
built
by
a
licensed,
bonded
contractor.
Most
masonry
flues
are
placed
against
the
outside
wall
and
extend
upward
beside
the
house.
The
flue
thimble
is
then
inserted
through
the
wall,
making
connection
with
the
vertical
flue
and
the
stove
flue
pipe.
Exercise
extreme
caution
when
drilling
through
the
wall.
You
must
maintain
proper
clearance
between
the
connecting
liner
and
any
combustibles
in
the
wall.
We
also
recommend
that
you
have
a
flue
door
located
at
least
2
feet
below
your
flue
thimble
connection
for
easy
access
and
clean
out.
You
should
make
this
door
as
aittight
as
possible.
It
is
the
customer's
responsibility
to
insure
that
the
chimney
(ar
flue
system)
is
safe
and
in
good
operating
condition.
England's
Stove
Works,
Inc.
will
not
be
responsible
for
an
accident
contributed
to
a
unit
connected
to
a
faulty
chimney
or
flue
system.
Premanufactured Flue System: Inthe past few years premanufactured flue systems
have become very popular, because this type system is fairly easy to install and when
installed correctly, itis very safe. There are many premanufactured flue systems on
the market to choose from. In making your choice be sure the system has a
recognized label of approval such as U.L., B.O.C.A. or IL.C.B.O. Any of these
approvals will insure the flue systemis constructed of the proper materials and meets
required safety standards. Your local Englander dealer will usually handle a top
grade and approved flue system. There are two very popular methods for installation
of a premanufactured flue system. The first, most popular is through the ceiling and
out the roof. This is the most direct route and offers the least amount of restrictions.
Single wall 24 gauge or thicker pipe is used from the ceiling to the unit and class "A"
insulated pipe is used from the ceiling through the roof. The second method for
installation of a premanufactured system is to go through the wall. Single wall 24
gauge or thicker pipe is used from the wall to the unit and class "A" insulated pipe
through the wall. Whether you choose to go through the ceiling or through the wall,
you must exercise extreme caution in your installation.
You must maintain proper clearances to combustibles in either installation. Your flue
pipe manufacturer furnished a wall thimble or ceiling support box, and when these
are installed properly the correct safety clearances will be met. If you choose a
premanufactured flue system and you feel you are not qualified or capable of
installing the system, you can consult your local Englander dealer for information or
aqualified contractor caninstallthe system for you. Itisthe customer's responsibility
to insure that the chimney (or flue system) is safe and in good operating condition.
England's Stove Works, Inc. will nto be responsible for an accident contributed to a
unit connected to a faulty chimney or flue system.
SECTION II: UNIT PREPARATION
Most dealers will prepare your unit for operation and even dry run the unit for at least
thirty minutes before delivery. However, in the event this has not been done, follow
these steps to prepare your unit for operation.
1. Open the hopper lid and remove the following contents:
A. Six inch flue collar
B. Two hopper lid latches
C. AC-SH spring handle for door
2. Attach the six inch flue collar to the six inch opening on the top of the firebox and
fasten down tight.
3. Attach the AC-SH spring handle to the door handle.

4. Attach the hopper lid latch handles to the hopper (see the diagram in this
manual).
5. Remove the back hopper cover plate from the back side of the hopper. (Loosen
the four screws and let the cover plate slide straight down.)
6. Check to insure that all the wires are clear of the fan blades on the two auger
motors. Check to insure that the fan blades are not broken or jammed against the
auger motor bearing.
7. Plug the unit into a 1 10 outlet, then press the green ON button (located on the
control panel on the right side of the hopper) a green light on the button will illuminate.
The bottom auger will start to operate and the top auger will begin to operate
intermediately. The combustion blower will begin to operate. Turn the top control
knob on the control panel to the high setting. The top auger motor will operate more
often and for a longer period of time. Turn the top knob on the control panel to low
and the top auger should stay on fora very short time. To observe the top auger open
the hopper lid and look down in the bottom of the hopper. To observe the bottom
auger, open the door and look down in the burn pot. If you have a problem, unplug
the unit and contact your dealer as soon as possible or call customer service at 804-
929-0120.
Note: The second knob from the top operates the convection blowers. These
blowers will not operate until the unit has been fired and the temperature in the heat
chamber reaches 135F. See Start-Up.
SECTION HI: FLOOR AND WALL PROTECTION FOR
25-PFS & 25-PFSP
A. Floor Protection
If your floor is constructed of a non-combustible material such as brick or concrete
then there is no floor protection required or needed. If your floor is constructed of
a combustible material such as hardwood, carpet or linoleum, you must place
protection between the unit and the combustible material. There are many stove
floor and wall boards on the market. One must be very cautious in choosing the
proper protection. The board must be U.L. listed. After examining the area in which
you plan to locate your unit and you determine it requires a board, the next step is
to select the proper size board needed. The Englander unit you choose will
determine the board size. The approved protector board should be large enough to
provide a minimum of 3" behind the unit and 3" on either side, with 6" in the front or
the side where the door is located. The 25-PFS requires a minimum 36"x36" floor
protector.
R. Wall Protection
The
25-PFS
&
25
PFSP
can
be
placed
within
1"
of
a
combustible
wall
such
as
paneling,
wall
paper
or
sheet
rock
from
the
rear
and
sides
of
the
hopper
and
6"
from
the
sides
of
the
firebox.
With
suchaclose
clearance
to
combustibles,
additional
wall
protection
is
usually
not
necessary.
SECTION
IV:
FREESTANDING
PLACEMENT
AND
HOOK-UP
Once
you
have
your
flue
system
complete
and
you
have
installed
your
floor
and
wall
protection,
you
are
now
ready
to
place
your
unit!
The
first
problem
you
may
encounter
is
getting
the
unit
in
your
home.
All
Englander
products
are
well
constructed
which
makes
them
rather
heavy.
We
recommend
you
borrow
or
rent
a
hand
cart.
As
a
rule
three
or
four
adults
can
handle
any
Englander
product.
Never
try
handling
an
Englander
product
by
yourself!
CHIMNEY CONNECTOR
The
chimney
connector
must
be
6
inches
in
diameter,
24
gauge
steel
pipe.
Do
not
use
aluminum
or
galvanized
steel.
They
cannot
properly
with-stand
the
extreme
temperatures
of
a
wood
pellet
fire.
Do
not
use
chimney
connector
pipe
(single
wall)
as
a
chimney.
You
must
connect
your
stove
to
a
chimney
comparable
to
those
listed
in
this
manual
(See
Section
I).
A
chimney
connector
must
be
attached
to
the
stove
and
to
each
other
with
the
crimped
end
toward
the
stove.
Alljoints
should
be
mortared
with
furnace
cement
and
secured
with
three
sheet
metal
screws.
For
proper
operation,
the
chimney
conector
should
be
as
short
as
possible.
Horizontal
lengths
of
chimney
connector
should
have
an
upward
slope
from
the
stove
of
1/4
inch
per
ft.
Maintain
18
inch
clearances
between
the
chimney
connector
and
the
wall
and
ceiling
unless
a
wall
protection
system
is
installed.
The
25-PFS
&
25-PFSP
is
a
pressurized
system
so
il
is
very
important
to
insure
the
flue
system
does
not
leak.
SECTION V: ACCESSORY ITEMS
There
are
several
accessory
items
available
for
your
25-PFS
&
25-PFSP.
ዘ
is
suggested
that
you
install
any
accessory
items
before
proceeding
to
the
next
section.
However,
Englander
accessories
are
designed
to
be
add-on
items
at
any
lime.
If
you
purchase
accessories
after
you
have
purchased
your
unit,
simply
let
the
unit
cool
down
and
add
your
accessories
as
follows:
UA

AC-101-PU Brass Trim
There are two pieces of J-Channel Trim in this kit that snap on to the edges of the
stove. The top front edge and the ash apron front edge. Remove the protective
plastic film, start at one end of the piece and peel off the film. The pieces are precut
to fit the edges so match the piece up with the proper edge, center the channel on
the proper edge and with the short side of the J-Channel down force the under side
of the J-Channel over the edge of the metal. If the J-Channelis too tight get it started
by hand then lightly tap into place with a wooden block or the wooden end of a
hammer. ቨ the J-Channel is too loose and will not stay in place, lay the long side of
the J-Channel down ona flat surface and bend (crimp) the short side in on each end
and in the center slightly. Follow this procedure with each piece.
AC-02 Brass Rail
This accessory is mounted on a metal base and simply sits on top of the stove.
AC-106-P Brass Window Trim
With the door closed, take the spring clip which has a tee on one end and twist into
the groove on the back side of the AC-106-P allowing the plain end of the spring to
fall into the groove. You can place the spring clip on any side of the AC-106-P,
however, the side of the AC-106-P that will be placed toward the bottom of the door
is best. Hold the spring clip in place and slide the bottom edge of the AC-106-P on
to the bottom ledge of the window opening. Now with both hands, press down and
in. pushing the AC-106-P in place. Press all four corners firmly in to insure they are
in the window opening as far as they will go. We suggest you place furnace cement
in each corner on the back side of the AC-106-P. This will insure the trim stays in
place when the door is being opened and closed.
SECTION VI: OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
General
The 25-PFS & 25-PFSP has an induced draft system and will not operate on natural
draft. It is designed for continuous operation. Frequent shutdown is not normally
required. The control board permits the stove to be operated by a time relay-delay
system which allows the top auger motor to run for a desired number of seconds and
shut down for a desired number of seconds. The bottom auger operates continu-
ously. The time relay-delay system controls the heat output of the unit. Remember
the
25-PFS
&
25-PFSP
is
using
solid
fuel
which,
unlike
gas
or
oil,
does
not
burn
instantly. It is necessary to maintain a fire at all times. Use only wood pellet fuel.
The Horizontal Feed System
The 25-PFS & 25-PFSP has a double feed auger system which consists of two
augers, a top auger and a bottom auger. The top auger is driven by a 1 rpm motor
and is controlled by the control board which transfers pellets from the hopper to the
botiom auger. There is a 4 inch air space between the top auger and the bottom
auger. The bottom auger is also driven by a 1 rpm motor and operates continuously.
The bottom auger transfers the fuel to the burnpot by bringing in the fuel from the
bottom and pushing it up to the burn ring. Any material in the fuel which does not
burn is pushed up and out. This enables you to burn any wood pellet fuel available
on the market. The bottom auger operates continuously so this insures there is no
build up of fuel in the bottom auger tube, the fuel being dropped down from the top
augeris quickly transferred to the burn pot where the combustion air is forced across
the fuel.
On Button
This is the green button located at the bottom right side of the control panel. When
this button is pressed the system is energized which is indicated by the green light
illuminated on the button. See Start-Up.
Off Button
This is the red button located at the bottom right side of the control panel. When this
button is pressed the unit will go into shut down mode. See Shut Down.
Heat Control Knob (Top Knob)
The heat control knob allows you to operate the 25-PFS & 25-PFSP at a wide range
of heat settings and is located at the top of the control panel. The range of control
is from low which will allow the unit to burn approximately 1 pound of fuel per hour
to high which will allow the unit to burn approximately 7 pounds of fuel per hour. The
BTU output will vary depending on the brand of fuel you are using and can range from
8,000 BTU per hour to 56,000 BTU per hour.
Blower Speed Knob
The blower speed knob controls the CFM output rate of the convection blowers. By
using this control knob you can adjust the speed rate of the convection blower from
off up to 280 CFM. The convection blowers will not operate when the unit is cold.
The heat chamber has to reach 135F before the convection blowers will activate.
See Start-Up.

Start-Up Procedures:
1. Make sure the fuel hopper is clean and free of foreign matter.
2. Plug your power cord into a 110 outlet.
3. Press the on switch (The green light should be on). The combustion blower will
begin operating.
4. Set the heat control knob on the high setting and check to insure the top auger
in the hopper is turning, then check the bottom auger coming into the firepot to insure
itis turning. (If after 20 seconds either auger is not turning or the combustion blower
is not operating, do not proceed! Call your dealer or the factory!)
5. Putabout five pounds of pellet fuel into the hopper and allow the unit to run about
ten minutes to insure the fuel is moving through the feed system properly.
6. Allow the fuel to build up in the burn pot to a level of one inch below the rim of
the burnpot, set the heat control knob to its lowest setting, press the red off switch
andfillthe hopper with pellets, close the lid and make sure both lid latches are latched
tight.
7. Spread a small amount of fire starter material over the top of the fuel and ignite.
Close the stove door and make sure it is tight. Allow the fire starter approximately
five minutes to fully ignite and turn the master switch on.
Recommended fire starting materials are: Wax impregnated wood chips, cardobard
cube or liquid firestarter designed for pellet stoves. Never use kerosene, gasoline,
diesel fuel or any other flammable liquids to light the stove.
8. Check to make sure the flame is sustaining itself and is increasing in intensity
as it involves the fuel bed. In the unlikely event the fire goes out, check the
combustion blower and the auger motors to determine that they are operating
properly. Repeat steps 7 through 8.
First Fire: Allow the unit to operate in the low mode for about thirty minutes, then
turn the heat range knob to the medium position about twelve o'clock. Adjust the
blower speed control knob to the same position. Allow the unit to operate in this mode
for approximately three hours. This will allow the unit to cure out. As the temperature
in the heat chamber rises, the convection blowers will activate.
CAUTION: When firing your new unit for the first time, itis very important to
burn the unit on a low or medium setting for at least three hours.
Shutdown Procedure:
Never
shut
the
unit
down
by
unplugaing
the
unit
from
the
power
source,
Never
open
the
hopper
lid
or
the
firebox
door
without
turning
the
power
switch
to
OFF.
Press
the
OFF
switch,
the
unit
will
go
into
the
shut
down
mode.
The
instant
youpress
the
red
stop
button
only
the
top
auger
will
stop
operating.
The
bottom
auger,
the
combustion
blower
and
the
convection
blower
will
continue
to
operate
until
the
temperature
in
the
fire
box
begins
to
drop.
As
the
temperature
drops
to
95F
the
convection
blowers
will
shut
down
and
when
the
temperature
drops
to
90፻
the
combustion
blower
and
the
bottom
auger
will
shut
down.
Daily Operation:
Refueling:
Always
press
the
off
button
before
refueling.
The
25-PFS
&
25-PFSP
has
a
50
pound
hopper.
When
the
fuel
level
gets
down
near
the
auger
(within
three
to
four
inches)
refill
the
hopper.
Caution:
the
hopper
lid
may
be
warm
so
use
well
insulated
qloves
for
hand
protection,
never
stick
your
hand
down
near
the
auger
while
the
unit
is
in
operation.
i
Power Outage:
If
power
to
the
unit
is
interrupted
for
less
than
eighteen
minutes,
when
the
power
is
restored,
the
unit
will
start
up
and
operate
normally.
If
the
power
is
interrupted
for
more
than
eighteen
minutes,
when
power
is
retored
and
the
heat
chamber
temperature
is
above
90F,
the
combustion
blower
and
the
bottom
auger
will
activate
and
operate
until
the
heat
chamber
cools
down
to
below
90F.
If
the
heat
chamber
is
less
than
90F
when
the
power
is
restored,
the
unit
will
stay
off.
Fire Outage:
If
the
fire
in
the
burn
pot
should
go
out,
the
heat
chamber
temperature
will
begin
to
fall
and
any
time
the
temperature
in
the
heat
chamber
falls
below
90F
the
unit
will
shut
down.
Fuel Outage:
If
the
unit
should
run
out
of
fuel
or
the
pellet
fuel
should
bridge
inthe
hopper,
the
heat
chamber
temperature
will
begin
to
fall
and
any
time
the
temperature
in
the
heat
chamber falls below 90F the unit will shut down.
Ash Removal and Disposal
Daily Ash Maintenance:
Every
time
you
load
fuel
into
the
hopper,
push
the
red
button
allowing
the
unit
to
burn

inthe shut down mode for two minutes. Unplug the unit forthe power source, quickly
open the fire box door and using a long screw driver or puddy knife, scrape the crust
buildup in the front of the burnpot over into the firebox. Close the door, plug the back
into the power source and press the green start button to restart the unit.
Weekly or Monthly Ash Removal:
When the ash buildup gets high enough that it gets within one inch of the top of
burnpot, it is time for you to remove the ashes. Shut the unit down by pressing the
red button and allow the unit to cool down completely. Ashes should be placed in
a metal container with a tight fitting lid. The closed container of ashes should be
placed on a non-combustible floor or on the ground, away from all combustible
materials, pending final disposal. The ashes should be retained in the closed
container until all cinders have thoroughly cooled. Once you are sure the unit is
completely shut down you can use a shop vac with double filters to vacuum the ash
out of the unit. There are also ash vacuums available designed for pellet units.
Maintenance:
Any time you are performing maintenance on the 25-PFS & 25-PFSP, shut the unit
down, let it cool down and unplug from power source. Any maintenance performed
under the hopper will require the removal of the cover plate held in place by four
screws at the rear of the hopper. We recommend you use a service technician to
perform service on any electrical components. Your dealer will have trained service
technicians.
Burn-Pot
Inspect and clean weekly, scrape away creosote build-up and clear air holes. In the
bottom of the burn pot is a burn plate that is cemented in place with high temperature
cement. Holes are punched in the burn plate to allow air to flow up under the pellet
fuel. Use a 1/8 drill bit to clean these holes out weekly. If you should ever need to
replace the burn plate, use a large flat head screw driver and pry the plate out of the
burnpot. Clean the area out under the burn plate and replace with the new burn plate
using furnace cement to seal the burn plate in place.
If the burn pot ever has to be replaced, remove the hopper, the combustion blower,
the auger motors, unbolt the burn pot flange from the back of the fire box and slide
out through the rear of the unit. Replace the new burn pot assembly.
Auger Bearings
To replace the top auger bearing, remove the auger motor. Remove the four nuts
from the bearing housing, slide the bearing and auger out of the burn pot. Loosen
m"
the two set screws with a 9/64 Allen wrench, then slide bearing off of the auger shaft
and install the new bearing assembly. Be sure to tighten the set screws. To replace
the bottom auger bearing, use the same procedure as the top bearing only there is
no need to remove the fuel from the hopper.
Auger and Shaft
To replace either the top or bottom auger, follow the same procedure as used in
replacing the auger bearing. Be sure to tighten the set screws on the bearing block.
Electrical Motors
Convection Blowers:
The two 140 CFM convection blowers are located directly under the firebox. To
remove the one or both blowers, unplug the power leads from the control panel,
remove the screws holding the blower in place and slide the blower toward the rear
of the stove. To install a new convection blower, slide the new blower in place and
replace the screws.
To replace the convection blower, it is not necessary to remove the blower from the
burn pot altogether. You can remove the two screws which attach the motor to the
blower bell housing and lift the motor and impeller out of the housing and unplug the
power leads from the back of the control panel. Take the new motor and remove the
motor and impeller from the bell housing in the same manner, then put that motor
and impeller into the housing attached to the burn pot. Replace the screws and
connect the two power leads to the control board.
Auger Motor:
To replace either the top or bottom auger, disconnect the power leads on the motor
to be replaced, loosen the set bolt on the locking collar, slide the motor straight back
out of the 3/4 inch auger shaft. The shaft on the auger motor has a flat side; this shaft
slides into the 3/4 inch auger shaft. Make sure the shaft on the auger motor is turned
so the locking bolt will tighten against the flat side of the shaft on the auger motor
shaft.
The above electrical motors have bearings that do not require oiling.
Annual Firebox Cleaning:
Shut the unit down and allow to completely cool, then unplug the unit from its power
source. There are three baffle plates located in the firebox of the unit. Remove the
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top baffle plate by sliding the baffle back and allowing the front of the baffle to drop
down. Removing the top baffle will expose the top heat exchanger tubes. The right
and left side baffles attach to the side heat exchanger tubes with an angle iron
bracket. While picking straight up on the baffle plate, pull the plate forward and
remove from the unit. All the heat exchanger tubes should be exposed. Use a
vacuum and remove all the ash build up on the exchanger tubes and in the firebox.
At the bottom left rear in the firebox, you will notice a rectangle hole, be sure to clean
the hole out. After you have cleaned the unit, replace the two side baffles and the
top baffle.
Control Board
To replace the control board, unplug the power cord from the power supply,
disconnect all leads from the back side of the control panel, remove the two screws
holding the control panel in place. The control panel and bracket will come out. Do
not try to remove the buttons or knobs, the replacement board will include new
brackets and knobs. To replace the new board, connect all leads using the wiring
diagram and remount the board.
Gaskets
Each unit comes with a gasket kit around the door. This gasket should be replaced
every two years. To replace, pull old gasket from channel frame by using a flathead
screw driver to scrape the gasket and cement fromthe channel frame. Place the new
gasket in the frame and allow the adhesive to set up 24 hours before building a fire.
If you have glass in your door, it may be necessary to replace the window gasket.
However, this gasket will only have to be replaced if you remove your glass. To
replace, remove glass from door. Pull old gasket off and scrape off oid adhesive. The
AC-GGK Glass Gasket Kit has adhesive side on the edge of the glass. Start at one
corner and go all the way around the outer perimeter of the door gasket kit for your
25-PFS & 25-PFSP is AC-DGKC and the replacement window gasket is AC-GGK.
Both can be purchased through your local Englander Dealer or ordered direct from
the factory.
Finish (Part #AC-MCSP)
Your Englander product has been painted with 1200F Metallic Charcoal Paint which
will retain its original look for several years. However, if your unit should get wet, rust
spots might appear. Use steel wool to remove the rust and repaint the area with
Englander AC-MCSP. When you repaint, use only Englander paint because other
paints may not adhere to the Englander paint. You can purchase Englander paint
from your local Englander Dealer or direct from the factory.
External Thermostat
You
can
use
an
external
thermostat
with
any
Englander
pellet
unit.
Make
sure
you
unplug
the
pellet
unit
from
its
power
source.
Onthe
back
of
the
board
is
a
blue,
two-sided
connector
with
a
jumper
wire
connecting
the
two
connectors.
(See
the
wiring
diagram.)
Loosen
the
two
screws
and
remove
the
jumper
wire.
Using
a
standard
wall
thermostat
with
two
lead
wires
connected
to
the
thermostat
at
one
end,
connect
the
two
wires
at
the
other
end
to
the
connector
on
the
back
of
the
board
where
you
just
removed
the
jumper
wire
and
tighten
the
screws.
Once
you
have
installed
an
external
thermostat
the
system
will
operate
differently.
The
combustion
blower
and
auger
motors
will
only
operate
in
the
low
mode
when
the
external
thermostat
is
not
calling
for
heat
but
when
the
external
thermostat
is
calling
for
heat,
the
combustion
blower
and
the
auger
motors
will
operate
at
the
setting
that
the
heat
range
knob
is
adjusted
to.
For
example,
if
the
heat
range
knob
is
set
on
medium
when
the
external
thermostat
calls
for
heat,
the
unit
will
go
from
low
to
medium
and
operate
at
medium
until
the
external
thermostat
is
no
longer
calling
for
heat
and
then
the
unit
will
go
back
to
the
low
mode.
The
convection
blowers
will
not
operate
at
all
until
the
external
thermostat
calls
for
heat,
then
they
will
operate
at
the
blower
speed
setting
on
the
control
board
same
as
the
combustion
blower
and
auger
motors.
Ifthe
temperature
in
the
heat
chamber
is
not
above
135F
when
the
external
thermostat
calls
for
heat,
then
the
convection
blowers
will
not
run
until
the
heat
chamber
reaches
135F.
After
the
external
thermostat
is
no
longer
calling
for
heat,
then
the
combustion
blower
and
the
augers
will
drop
back
to
the
low
mode
and
the
convection
blowers
will
continue
to
run
until
the
heat
chamber
temperature
drops
to
95F.
Thenthe
convection
blowers
will
shut
down.
The
useof
an
external
thermostat
is
a
good
way
to
conserve
fuel
and
insure
steady
even
heat
throughout
the
heating
area.
When starting a pellet unit using an external thermostat, it is a good idea to set the
external
thermostat
to
its
highest
setting
which
will
enable
the
unit
to
be
operated
in
a higher mode setting. This will get fuel to the burn pot faster and get the unit hotter
faster. Aflertheunitis heated up, reset the external thermostat to the desired setting.
LIMITED 5-YEAR WARRANTY
England Stove Works extends the following warranties for our products to the
original owner:

i.
Carbon
steel
and
welded
seams
in
the
firebox
are
warranted
against
extreme
warpage,
and
welded
seams
from
splitting
to
the
original
owner
for
five
years.
2.
Cast
iron
door
(or
doors),
door
hinges
and
hasp,
are
warranted
against
extreme
warpage
and
cracking
to
the
original
owner
for
five
years.
a3.
Component
parts
such
as
baffle
plates,
auger
burnpot,
auger
screw,
auger
ህ
bearing,
hopper
and
fasteners
are
warranted
three
years
from
the
date
of
purchase
ኮክ
=
against
extreme
warpage,
cracking,
breakage
and
welded
seams
separating.
6
። ሣ
2
iu
o%
4.
Electrical
components,
accessory
items,
glass
and
the
painted
surface
on
the
z
2o
5
unit
are
warranted
for
one
year
from
the
date
of
purchase.
This
warranty
does
not
go
ou
ህ”
apply
if
damage
occurs
because
of
accident,
improper
handling,
improper
operation,
J
£
wt
È
3
shipping
damage,
abuse,
or
unauthorized
repair,
made
or
attempted
to
be
made.
Zu
a=
€
ህዛ
Purchaser
must
give
notice
of
claim
of
defect
within
warranty
period
and
pay
aeo
3
xo
transportation
expense
to
and
from
a
service
center
designated
by
the
factory
for
x
Ea
B
service.
Only
units
and
component
parts
that
prove
to
be
defective
will
be
repairs
Ge
P
g
or
replaced.
Warranty
service
will
be
performed
at
our
option
by
the
dealer
from
5
a
d
whom
the
stove
was
purchased
or
at
the
factory.
Al
liability
for
any
consequential
damages
for
breach
of
any
written
or
implied
warranty
is
disclaimed
and
excluded
herefrom.
Some
states
do
not
allow
the
exclusion
or
limitations
of
incidental
or
consequential
damages,
so
the
above
limitations
or
exclusion
may
not
apply
to
you.
This
warranty
gives
you
specific
legal
rights,
and
you
may
also
have
other
rights
(ጋ
=
WY
2
which
vary
from
state
to
state.
This
warranty
is
void
if
you
do
not
return
the
attached
e
id
i
|
card
within
10
days
of
the
date
of
purchase.
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25-PFS
and
25-FESP
REPLACEMENT
PARTS
LIST
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AC-G9
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Metallic
Charcoal
Paint
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Auger
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top
auger
and
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Knobs
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parts
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ordered
from
your
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dealer
or
from
the
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