Harman P61A-2 - Manual

6 P61A    Pellet   Stove Venting Requirements   for   Terminating   the   Venting WARNING:   Venting   terminals   must   not   be   re- cessed   into   a   wall   or   siding. NOTE:   Only   PL   vent   pipe   wall   pass-throughs and   fire   stops   should   be   used   when   venting   through c...

8 P61A    Pellet   Stove #2   Preferred   method This   method   also   provides   excellent   venting   for normal   operation   but   requires   the   stove   to   be   installed farther   from   the   wall.   The   vertical   portion   of   the   vent should   be   three   to   five   feet   high...

12 P61A    Pellet   Stove The   P61A   pellet   stove   is   more   than   just   automatic   ignition,   it   is   also   automatic   temperature   control. The   automatic   system   will   allow   the   fire   size   to   be   adjusted   to   match   the   heating   needs   and   even   put the  ...

13 P61A   Pellet   Stove Starting   First   Fire Ignitor   Switch   to"AUTO"(up   position) Make   sure   the   unit   is   plugged   into   a   120 VAC,   60   HZ   electrical   source.   The   power   light should   be   the   only   light   lit. 1.   Turn   Mode   Selector   to   "OFF...

14 P61A    Pellet   Stove The   P61A   Pellet   Stove   is   capable   of   manual   operation.   This   also   allows   the   operator   to manually   control   operation   during   an   emergency   (i.e.   ignitor   failure,   when   using   a   502H   battery backup,   or   when   using   certain...

17 P61A   Pellet   Stove These   units   are   pre-tested   at   the   factory   with   exactly 120   Volts   A.C.,   60   Hz.   They   are   checked   and   adjusted    for firebox   tightness,   gasket   leakage,   motor   operation   and   ignitor operation.    The   P61A   is   then   factory   ...

19 P61A   Pellet   Stove Removing   Ashes: When   approximatly   1   ton   of   pellets   has   been burned   it   will   be   necessary   to   empty   the   ash   pan. Ashes   should   be   placed   in   a   metal   container with   a   tight   fitting   lid.   The   closed   container   of ashes  ...

22 P61A    Pellet   Stove    FEEDER   DOES   NOT   FEED 1.   No   pellets   in   hopper. 2.   Firebox   draft   may   be   too   low   for   low   draft   pressure switch   in   feeder   circuit   to   operate.   Check   for   closed doors ,   loose   or   missing   gasket   on   doors   or   hopper...

23 P61A   Pellet   Stove Weight 249   lbs. Blower 135   cfm Feed   Rate .75   to   7.5   lbs.   per   hr. Hopper   Capacity 72   lbs. Fuel Wood   Pellets Flue   Size 3   inch Outside   Air   Size 2   3/8   I.D.   inch Fuse   Rating 5   amp 32.375" 9" 23.5" 34.5" 5.250" 12.375"...

24 P61A    Pellet   Stove Door   Options Optional   Trim To   install,   lay   the   frame   face   down   on   a   soft surface.     Fasten   door   frame   by   inserting   the   4 threaded   posts   on   the   frame   through   the   door.    The posts   should   line   up   with   the   4   hole...

25 P61A   Pellet   Stove OPTIONS Side   Heat   Shields Side   heat   shields   are   available   to   reduce the   clearance   to   combustible   materials. Hopper   Extension The   hopper   extension   allows   you   to put   more   pellet   fuel   in   the   hopper   and   extends burn   time   on...

26 P61A    Pellet   Stove P61A-2   Wiring   Diagram

27 P61A   Pellet   Stove Description Part   Number Hopper   Gasket(6   ft.) 0-88-00248 Ash   Pan   Assembly 1-10-05800 Burn   Pot   Weldment 1-10-05802 Right   Rear   Shield 2-00-06468-1 Left   Rear   Shield 2-00-06468-2 Arrow   Scraper 2-00-773850 Flame   Guide 3-00-08534 Wiring   Harness   Assembl...