ComfortBilt HP42 Pellet Stove Installation Guide

HP42 Pellet Stove

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Product Specifications

• Brand: ComfortBilt
• Model: HP42
• Type: Pellet Stove
• Power Source: Electric
• Recommended Installation: Professional installer
• Compliance: Local, regional, state, and national codes

Product Usage Instructions

Installation

Before starting the installation process, scan the QR Code for a
New Stove Tutorial video playlist to familiarize yourself with the
steps. Ensure you have the necessary tools and supplies listed in
the manual.

Safety Equipment

• Gloves
• Safety glasses
• Close-toed shoes

Inspect the stove and components for any damage before
proceeding with the installation. Do not install damaged,
incomplete, or substitute components. If you encounter any issues,
report them to the dealer or manufacturer.

Pro Tips:

During initial startup, odors and vapors may be released. Speed
up the curing process by burning the stove on a higher level.
Ensure proper ventilation by opening windows or doors until the
curing/burn off is complete.

Unpacking and Inspecting

When unpacking your ComfortBilt HP42 pellet stove, carefully
remove all packaging materials and inspect the components to ensure
everything is in good condition.

Inside the Hopper:

• Owner’s Manual
• Power Cord
• Remote Control

Inspect the main body of the pellet stove, side panels, hopper,
glass window, door assembly, ash pan, venting components, control
panel, and fans for any damage. Contact the dealer if any parts are
missing or defective.

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q: Can I install the pellet vent pipe myself?

A: It is recommended that the pellet vent pipe be installed and
serviced by a professional installer to ensure compliance with
codes and regulations.

Q: What should I do if I find damaged components during

unpacking?

A: If you find any damaged components during unpacking, contact
the dealer or retailer where you purchased the stove for
assistance.

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Installation

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Tools and Supplies You May Need
t’s recommended to review the installation instructions provided in this manual and identify any additional tools or supplies specific to your installation setup. Ensure that all tools and supplies are in good condition and readily available before beginning the installation process. If you are unsure about any specific tools or supplies required, consult the ComfortBilt customer support or seek professional assistance. Before starting the installation of your ComfortBilt HP42 pellet stove, it is essential to gather the necessary tools and supplies. Here are some items you may need:

High temperature silicone (500°F+) Screwdriver Allen wrench set Venting components Venting installation accessories

Tape measure Framing square Reciprocating saw Electric drill & bits Caulking gun Level

Plumb Line Stud Finder Utility knife Pliers Flashlight Hammer

Safety Equipment (Recommended for all installation and maintenance steps)

Gloves

Safety glasses

Close-toed shoes

WARNING! Inspect stove and components for damage. Damaged parts may impair safe operation.
Do NOT install damaged, incomplete, or substitute components. Report damaged parts to dealer or manufacturer. Substitute or damaged vent components may impair safe operation.
Pro Tip Odors and vapors are released during initial startup after purchase, and may persist for several days. Burning your stove on a higher level will speed the curing process. Open windows or doors for air circulation until curing/burn off is complete, or perform a “pre-burn” outdoors.
CAUTION! Risk of cuts, abrasions, or flying debris. Wear protective gloves and safety glasses during installation. Metal edges may be sharp.
Pro Tip: It is recommended that your pellet vent pipe be installed and serviced by a professional installer. Installation MUST comply with local, regional, state and national codes and regulations. Consult insurance carrier, local building inspector, fire officials, or authorities having jurisdiction over restrictions, installation inspection and permits.
CAUTION! Take appropriate precautions to locate utilities within the wall and avoid contact.

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Installation

Unpacking and Inspecting

When you receive your ComfortBilt HP42 pellet stove, it is important to carefully unpack and inspect it to ensure all components are present and in good condition. Follow these steps:

Unpacking: Carefully remove any packaging materials, including the cardboard lid, outer box sleeve, packing foam, and the cardboard packing material inside the main chamber.

Inside the Hopper, you will find:

Set aside the packaging materials for disposal or recycling. Unscrew the mounting L brackets that secure the rear of the stove to the pallet. (4mm Allen) Open hopper lid and remove control panel, power cord, remote control, and all literature from the hopper. (See checklist to the right)

Owner’s Manual

Power Cord

Inspecting:

Pellet stove body: Inspect the main body of the pellet stove for any Control Panel & Bracket visible damage, dents, or scratches.

Remote Control

Side Panels: Ensure the side panels open and close smoothly without obstruction. (see side panel

access). Hopper: Verify the hopper’s integrity and check for any cracks or deformities.

Glass window: Examine the glass window for any cracks, chips, or signs of damage.

Door assembly: Ensure the door assembly opens and closes smoothly without any obstructions. Ash pan: Check the ash pan for any signs of damage or deformation. Venting components: If included, inspect the vent pipes, elbows, termination caps, and connectors for any damage or missing parts. Control panel: Check the control panel for any visible damage and ensure that all buttons and displays are

in working order.

Fans: Check that both the room blower fan and combustion blower fan spin freely when manually spun by hand. If any components are missing or damaged, contact the dealer or retailer where you purchased the stove for assistance.

Note: It is important to keep the packaging and any protective materials until the installation process is

complete and the stove is fully operational. These materials may be needed in case of returns, exchanges, or

relocation.

Mounting the Control Panel
Remove all four Phillips mounting screws along the top rear of the stove where you wish to mount the controller bracket. Line up the holes in the back to the mounting bracket and secure in place. (Note: Universal mounting

brackets are used, so only the far left and two right screws align. This is normal, and will still secure the

panel to the stove) Find the data cable line at the rear of the stove, and plug it snugly into the back of the control panel. (This

4-wire clip will only plug in one way.)

The universal mounting bracket will also allow for the control panel to be mounted to the side farthest from the exhaust port for specific vertical venting scenarios. (The two left and the far right screws are used in

this case).

Control Panel Mounting

Data Wire Connection
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Side Mounting

Installation
Placement
The proper location for your ComfortBilt HP42 pellet stove is crucial for its safe and efficient operation. Consider the following factors when choosing a suitable location.
1. Efficiency: Proper airflow is crucial for efficient combustion in a pellet stove. Installing the stove in a spacious main floor living room allows for better air circulation and ventilation, optimizing combustion and heat production. In contrast, a tighter space or basement with limited air can lead to inadequate oxygen supply, incomplete combustion, and reduced efficiency.
2.Clearance requirements: Check the manufacturer’s recommendations and local building codes to determine the required clearances from combustible materials, such as walls, furniture, curtains, and other objects. Ensure that there is ample space around the stove for proper airflow and maintenance access. Maintain the specified clearances to prevent the risk of fire and ensure optimal performance.
3.Floor suitability: Place the pellet stove on a stable, non-combustible floor surface that can support its weight. Consider the floor’s ability to withstand the heat generated by the stove, especially if it is a combustible flooring material. Use a non-combustible hearth pad or floor protector under the stove, as required by local regulations.
4. Ventilation: Place the stove in an area with adequate ventilation to allow for proper combustion and venting of the pellet stove’s byproducts. Avoid installing the stove in tightly enclosed spaces or areas with poor airflow, as it may lead to inefficient operation or indoor air quality issues. Ensure that the chosen location allows for the installation of venting components according to the manufacturer’s instructions and local building codes.
5.Accessibility to a power source: Ensure that the chosen location has access to a suitable electrical power source. Avoid using extension cords or power strips as a primary power connection. If necessary, consult a qualified electrician to ensure proper wiring and adherence to electrical safety codes.
6.Safety considerations: Avoid installing the stove in high-traffic areas or places where children or pets can easily access it. Ensure that the stove is positioned away from flammable materials, such as curtains, rugs, and furniture. Take into account any local regulations or guidelines related to stove placement, especially in terms of proximity to combustible materials and heat exposure.
Be sure to refer to local building codes and regulations to ensure compliance and safety. If you are unsure about any aspects of the installation, seek professional assistance from a qualified installer or contact ComfortBilt customer support for guidance.
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Clearances to Combustibles
Confirm required clearances to combustibles (Combustibles include wood, drywall, etc…)

6″ 6″

2″ 10″

Horizontal installation Back walls to Stove rear corners: 6″ (15cm) Back wall to Stove back: 2″ (5cm) Side wall to Stove: 10″ (26cm)
6″ 2″
6″

2″ 10″

Vertical installation Back walls to Stove rear corners: 6″ (15cm) Back wall to pellet pipe: 2″ (5cm) Side wall to Stove: 10″ (26cm)
Notice: When interior vent is installed vertically, the clearance to the back wall is determined by the vent size used. Install vent at clearance specified by the vent manufacturer. Take into consideration any upward turning elbows or tees.
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Installation
Floor Protection

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Floor Protection

To ensure safe installation of the stove, please follow these guidelines for

Non-combustible material

floor protection:

(such as a hearth pad) is

1.The stove should be placed on a noncombustible floor or a masonry

required underneath your

hearth.

stove.

2.If a clean out T-vent is installed inside the home, the floor protector must

extend 2 inches beyond the rear of the T-vent.

3.When venting the stove straight through the wall with the clean out T-

vent on the exterior, maintain a minimum clearance of 2 inches between

the back of the stove and the wall.

4.Install Ember Protection, which is a type 1 floor protector specifically

designed for this stove.

5.The floor protector should be made of non-combustible material and

extend beneath the stove. It should have a minimum of 6 inches

Notice: Be careful to protect the bottom of the stove and floor surfaces when moving the stove. Bottom edges of the stove may be sharp and can scratch surfaces.

(152mm) in front of the glass and 6 inches (152mm) on both sides of the stove. 6.For horizontal venting, the non-combustible floor protection must extend 2 inches (51mm) beneath the flue pipe. For vertical installation with a top vent adapter, the floor protection should be placed under the adapter. (Please note that this guideline is required in Canada and recommended
in the USA.)

2″ 2″

6″

6″

6″
*This will satisfy safety standards for both USA and Canada Notice: Clearances may only be reduced by means approved by the regulatory authority having jurisdiction.
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Installation
Venting

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Required: Only use a 3″ or 4″ type “L” or “PL” pellet venting system (such as DuraVent or Selkirk).
Follow these steps for proper venting installation: 1.Contact local building or fire officials about restrictions and installation inspection requirements in your area. 2.Contact your local authority (such as municipal building department, fire department, fire prevention bureau, etc.) to determine the need for a permit. 3.Mark and cut the exterior wall if necessary for venting penetration. 4.Use a 3″ appliance adapter as the first connection to the stove’s exhaust port as required. 5.Secure the appliance adapter to the stove’s exhaust port using a high-temperature (500°F+) sealant, such as RTV silicone. The connection to the stove should be secured with at least 3 screws. (Check with your piping manufacturer’s specifications, as you may also be required to secure each joint with screws and/or sealant as well). If venting horizontally, joints should be made gas tight by using a high temperature sealant, or inner gaskets within the piping, as specified by the piping manufacturer’s specifications. 6.Install a wall thimble if necessary according to the manufacturer’s specifications. Use an approved wall thimble when passing the vent through walls. Use a ceiling support/fire stop spacer when passing the vent through ceilings. (Make sure to maintain minimum clearances to combustibles). Use a sealant, such as silicone, to create an effective vapor barrier where the chimney or any component penetrates the structure’s exterior. 7.Install pellet venting through the wall and connect the vent/pipe to the stove. The pellet venting pipe, also known as L vent, consists of two layers with air space in between. This design acts as insulation, reducing the outside surface temperature to allow clearance from combustibles. For elevations above 5,000 feet, it is recommended to use 4″ venting. Some venting manufacturers offer pellet stove adapters for easier installation. If using more than one T-vent or exceeding 180° of elbows, the use of 4″ venting pipe is recommended. (See EVL calculations on following page) Horizontal sections of vent pipe should always maintain a 1/4 inch rise per foot. We recommend using the shortest venting and fewest elbows possible when venting horizontal. Due to the potential for fly ash accumulation in horizontal venting sections, the maximum permissible horizontal venting length is 4 ft. When the venting is on the exterior of the structure, use a support bracket every 5′ of vertical pellet vent. 8.Follow the pipe manufacturer’s instructions to seal all pipe joints securely. 9.Install the termination cap.
10.Ensure all required clearances to combustibles are met for the stove.
Pro Tip: When it comes to vertical movement of the stove, utilize the bottom adjustable leveling feet. These feet allow you to make vertical adjustments of up to 3/4″, ensuring proper positioning and stability.
Pro Tip: Consider installing a clean-out “T” (sold separately) when venting the stove vertically. This additional component can greatly assist in the periodic cleaning and maintenance process, saving you time. However, please be cautious about the potential for leaks when installing an interior Tee.

CAUTION! Do NOT connect to any air distribution duct or system. Do NOT install a flue damper in the exhaust venting system of this stove. Do NOT Connect this stove to a chimney flue serving another appliance.
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Venting (Continued)
To ensure optimal performance of Comfortbilt pellet stoves, it is crucial to consider the equivalent vent length (EVL) and the impact of exhaust bends. The combustion fan relies on unrestricted airflow for efficient combustion. However, adding bends in the exhaust path restricts air flow, reduces stove performance, and creates a collection point for ash deposits, requiring more frequent cleaning. Therefore, when selecting a location for the appliance, prioritize a venting system with the shortest EVL and minimize the use of bends. This will maximize combustion efficiency, enhance performance, and reduce the need for frequent cleanings. The following chart shows the maximum allowable equivalent vent length for a 3″ and 4″ venting system as well as the EVL for common pellet vent components.

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Maximum allowable equivalent vent length: 15 EVL for 3″ pellet vent pipe or liner 25 EVL for 4″ pellet vent pipe or liner When connecting 2 elbows consecutively, with no piping separation between them, add +2 EVL Units.

Equivalent Vent Length: 90° Elbows or Tee: (Each) 45° elbow: (Each) Horizontal Pipe or liner: (Per Ft) Vertical Pipe or Liner: (Per Ft.)

5 EVL Units 3 EVL Units 1 EVL Units ½ EVL Units

Outside Air Intake (available separately): Connecting the intake pipe (2″ diameter pipe at the rear of the stove) to the exterior of the house is REQUIRED for mobile home installations. It is also recommended for tightly sealed homes with exhaust fans, such as kitchen or bathroom fans, or for basement installations. This is important to eliminate poor stove performance caused by negative pressure. Please note that only noncombustible pipe with a diameter of 2″ or greater is approved for outside air connections. It is crucial to avoid connecting PVC pipe to the stove, as it is NOT approved and should NEVER be used. When connecting the air inlet to the outside, it is imperative to terminate it with a vertical 90° bend down or with a wind hood, and a rodent screen.. Failure to do so may result in a burn-back if high winds blow directly into the air inlet during a power outage. To ensure sufficient combustible air supply to the stove, it is important to avoid blockages, excessive length (over 8 ft.), or excessive bends in the air intake pipe. These factors could lead to inadequate airflow and result in the stove not receiving enough combustible air. During the off-season, to prevent excessive moisture from entering the stove, remember to remove and/or cap the intake. Use an air intake kit, available for purchase from Comfortbilt, or attach intake piping to the rear of the stove with a clamp, and install a weather hood and rodent screen outside to help protect the stove’s internals.

Notice: The operation of exhaust fans, such as bathroom and attic fans, could create a negative pressure in the room, causing the stove to be starved of combustible air. Be sure to provide adequate ventilation in the room the pellet stove is located. If not, the vacuum pressure switch may shut off the operation of the pellet stove. Consider using an outside air intake for optimal performance.

Special Note: You can find examples of different types of installations on the following pages: Page 16 illustrates simple installation styles that are typically installed using a 3″ venting system. Page 17 showcases more complex installations typically done using a 4″ venting system.
These examples will provide visual references and help you understand the varying configurations and setups that can be utilized for your pellet stove installation.
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Simple Horizontal Installation

Wall Thimble

Wall

Exhaust cap

Appliance Adapter Floor Protection

Air Intake

Notice: Please ensure that you use an exhaust cap that is approved and equipped with a spark arrestor. This will help restrict the release of embers through the venting system and enhance overall fire safety measures.

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Mobile Home Installation Installation in a mobile home should be in accordance with the manufactured home and safety standard (HUD), CFR 3280, Part 24. This stove must be vented to the outside. In addition to the standard installation instructions, the following requirements are mandatory for installation in a mobile home:
The stove must be permanently attached to the floor. Stove must have an outside air source. Stove must be electrically grounded to the steel chassis of the mobile home, unless properly grounded outlets are provided. All vertical chimney vents must have wall supports. All exhaust systems must have a spark arrestor. Check with local building officials to see if other codes may apply.
WARNING! DO NOT INSTALL IN A SLEEPING ROOM.
CAUTION! The structural integrity of the manufactured home floor, wall, and ceiling/roof must be maintained.

Simple Vertical Installation

Wall Thimble

90° Elbow

90° Elbow

Wall

Exhaust cap Wall strap
Wall Thimble Clean-out Tee

Exhaust cap Wall
Clean-out Tee

Floor Protection

Appliance Adapter

Air Intake

Floor Protection

Appliance Adapter

Notice: For Canada, the installation must conform to CAN/CSA-B365

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Air Intake

Installation
Through Roof Vertical Installation

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Class A Chimney Retrofit Installation

Masonry Fireplace Hearth Install

Freestanding Masonry Chimney install

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Vent Termination Clearances

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Clearance

A

24 Inches

Clearance above grade, porch, deck, or balcony. (including Vegetation.

B

48 Inches

Clearance beside or below any windows or doors that open.

12 Inches*

Clearance above any windows or doors that open.

18 Inches*

Clearance below windows and doors if outside intake air is used.

C

18 Inches

Vertical clearance to ventilated soffit located above the terminal within a horizontal distance of 2 feet from the centerline of the terminal.

D

0 Inches

Clearance to an outside corner wall.

E

12 Inches

Clearance to an inside combustible corner wall or combustible obstructions.

F & G

48 Inches

Clearance to an air supply inlet or intake of another appliance.

H

7 Feet**

Clearance above a paved sidewalk or driveway located on public property.

I

24 Inches**

Clearance under a veranda, porch, deck, or balcony.

J

24 Inches

Clearance above the roof.

K

24 Inches

Clearance from an adjacent wall, including neighboring buildings.

L

3 Feet within a height of Clearance to each side of center line, extended above natural gas or propane 15 feet above the meter meter/regulator assembly or mechanical vent.

• Recommended to prevent condensation on windows and thermal breakage ** This is a recommended distance. Check local codes for additional requirements.
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Vent Termination (Continued)

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NOTICE: To ensure proper venting of the stove, follow these guidelines for termination clearances:
The stove vent must terminate outside the building. Horizontal terminations should extend at least 12″ from the wall, while vertical terminations must protrude at least 24″ from the roof surface. Use an approved cap or a 45-degree downturn with a rodent screen to prevent water from entering. If the termination is on a windy side of the house, consider using an approved house shield to prevent soot buildup on the house. Avoid locations where the vent can be blocked by snow or other materials. Do not terminate the vent in a way that allows flue gases or soot to enter or stain the building. Avoid terminating the vent in enclosed or semi-enclosed areas such as carports, garages, attics, crawl spaces, sun decks, porches, narrow walkways, or areas that can accumulate fumes. Do not terminate the vent below the air inlet. When venting directly through a wall, it’s recommended to install at least 3 ft of vertical pipe to create a natural draft, preventing smoke or odor from venting into the home during a power outage. Maintain a minimum of 18″ separation between the exhaust termination and the intake vent, keeping the exhaust termination at a higher point. Adhering to these guidelines will ensure proper ventilation and prevent potential hazards or nuisances.

CAUTION! Ensure that your stove venting terminates above the stove and that the venting always follows a 1/4″ rise per foot or the follow may occur:
Improper drafting. Smoke may seep into the house. Excessive soot.

Smoke and Fire Safety Review
1.Heat radiation: The surface of the pellet stove can become hot during operation. Take precautions to prevent accidental contact and burns. Keep flammable materials, such as curtains, furniture, and decorations, at a safe distance from the stove to avoid heat-related hazards.
2.Carbon monoxide (CO) and smoke detectors: Install carbon monoxide (CO) detectors and smoke detectors in the vicinity of the pellet stove. Regularly test and maintain these detectors according to the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure their proper functioning.
3.Fire safety: Keep a fire extinguisher nearby in case of emergencies. Develop and practice a fire escape plan with all occupants of the building, ensuring everyone knows how to exit safely in the event of a fire.
4.Regular inspections and maintenance: Routinely inspect the pellet stove for any signs of wear, damage, or malfunction. Clean the stove and venting system as recommended by the manufacturer to maintain optimal performance and reduce the risk of fire.
5.Children and pet safety: Supervise children and pets around the pellet stove to prevent accidental contact or burns. Use safety gates or barriers to restrict access to the stove when it is in operation.

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Connecting to a Power source
Proper electrical connection is essential for the safe and reliable operation of your ComfortBilt HP42 pellet stove. Follow these guidelines for connecting the stove to a power source:
Outlet / breaker selection: It is recommended to use a dedicated 15A (or more) breaker for the electrical circuit powering the pellet stove. This dedicated breaker helps ensure that the stove receives sufficient power and reduces the risk of overloading the circuit. Choose a dedicated electrical outlet near the stove for connection. Ensure that the outlet provides the required 115V 60Hz power output and is easily accessible. Adhere to local electrical codes and regulations when selecting the outlet location. To ensure uninterrupted service for your pellet stove, please avoid using GFCI outlets or outlets equipped with dimmer or variation controls. The wiring should be capable of handling the power load of the stove without overloading the circuit. Ensure that the electrical outlet used for connection is grounded or consult an electrician to ensure proper grounding if needed.
Pure sine wave power output: The HP42 requires a pure sine wave power output signature. Certain power backup systems, such as generators, may not provide a pure sine wave and may not work properly with the stove.
Surge protector: To protect the sensitive electronics of the pellet stove, a surge protector is required. A surge protector helps prevent voltage spikes and fluctuations, reducing the risk of damage to the stove’s electronics. Choose a surge protector with appropriate voltage and joule rating for the stove’s power requirements.
Power cord: Inspect the power cord of the stove for any signs of damage, such as cuts or frays. Route the power cord in a manner that avoids kinks, sharp bends, or excessive strain. Keep the power cord away from heat sources, sharp objects, or areas where it may be tripped over. Never use extension cords or power strips as a primary power connection for the stove.
Testing: After connecting the stove to the power source, perform a test to ensure proper electrical connection. Turn on the stove and verify that all control panel functions and indicators are operational. If any issues or abnormalities are observed, immediately disconnect the power and consult the manufacturer or a qualified technician for assistance.
Safety precautions: It is important to adhere to local electrical codes at all times, and if you have any uncertainties, consult a certified electrician for guidance. Always exercise caution when working with electricity. Avoid modifying or tampering with the electrical components of the stove.
Electrical Ratings: 115 Volts AC, 60 Hz Startup: 4.01 Amps / 481W Running on High: 1.86 Amps / 214W
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Final Install Checklist
Before proceeding with the first burn, it is important to perform a final installation checklist to ensure that all components of the ComfortBilt HP42 pellet stove are properly aligned and in place. The installation process may cause some components to shift out of alignment, so it is crucial to ensure everything is properly aligned before proceeding. Physically inspect and verify the following components:
Venting System: Inspect the venting system to ensure it is correctly connected, sealed, and free from any blockages or restrictions.
Flooring: Verify that the stove is placed on a non-combustible floor or appropriate floor protection, following the recommended guidelines.
Clearances to Combustibles: Double-check all clearances to combustibles, including walls, furniture, and other potential fire hazards, as specified in the manual.
Electrical Connections: Ensure that all electrical connections, such as power supply and control panel connections, are securely and correctly made.
Door Security: Confirm that all doors, including the front door and hopper lid are able to be closed tightly and securely.
Hopper Inspection: Check that no foreign materials, debris, or obstructions have fallen into the hopper, which could impede pellet flow.
Igniter Position: Verify that the igniter is in a good position, properly aligned, and securely mounted. The igniter should be centered in the tube and recessed no more than ½”. (This distance can vary between igniter styles)
Fan Functionality: Carefully spin the combustion and convection blower fans by hand to ensure they rotate freely without any resistance or unusual noises.
Boot Up: Flip the main power switch at the back of the stove to the “On” position (- is on, 0 is off). The panel will boot up, displaying the logo screen and the current program being used. It should read: “HP42_U01 115V 60Hz” quickly before displaying the home screen.
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