Country Flame HR-01 Manual De Usuario
Version
2.0b
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STOVE SPECIFICATIONS
HARVESTER
DIMENSIONS
(IN INCHES)
STOVE HEIGHT
22.75 “
STOVE DEPTH
24.50 “
STOVE WIDTH (Rear)
25.50 “
STOVE WIDTH (Widest Point)
30.75 “
STOVE HEIGHT (With Pedestal)
33.75 ”
STOVE HEIGHT (On Legs)
31.25”
STOVE WEIGHT
400 pounds
SHROUD WIDTH
Not Applicable
SHROUD HEIGHT
Not Applicable
TABLE 1: HARVESTER, HR-O1 SPECIFICATIONS
ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS
The Harvester Model HR-01 requires a UL Approved dedicated home electrical outlet rated at a minimum of
120 volts at 60 hertz and capable of delivering 15 amperes. Although the Harvester draws only a fraction
(much less than 6 amperes on average) of the 15 amperes rating, it is recommended that a dedicated circuit
versus a branch electrical circuit be provided for the stove. Refer to the section on battery backup systems for
additional information on Harvester electrical requirements.
PLATED (Gold or Nickel) DOOR CARE
The Harvester gold or nickel plated door should be wiped down BEFORE THE FIRST FIRE and on a
regularly basis to ensure that the luster and beauty of the door lasts the life of the stove. Always use an
approved glass cleaner (i.e. Windex, Glass Plus) and a lint free soft cloth to polish the doorframe. DO NOT
use any abrasives, like steel wool, brass polish, cleaners, like Comet, or other household cleaners. If improper
cleaners are used, the Harvester door can be permanently scratched and the finish ruined. A damaged door
can be returned to Country Flame for refinishing but repair is expensive. Proper care of the Harvester plated
door and other plated trim will ensure these parts will survive a lifetime of use.
A painted Harvester door requires no specific care.
OPTIONAL FEATURES
There is an ever growing list of options for Country Flame stove products, including the Harvester. Some of
the Harvester options include:
The Harvester Model HR-01 requires a UL Approved dedicated home electrical outlet rated at a minimum of
120 volts at 60 hertz and capable of delivering 15 amperes. Although the Harvester draws only a fraction
(much less than 6 amperes on average) of the 15 amperes rating, it is recommended that a dedicated circuit
versus a branch electrical circuit be provided for the stove. Refer to the section on battery backup systems for
additional information on Harvester electrical requirements.
PLATED (Gold or Nickel) DOOR CARE
The Harvester gold or nickel plated door should be wiped down BEFORE THE FIRST FIRE and on a
regularly basis to ensure that the luster and beauty of the door lasts the life of the stove. Always use an
approved glass cleaner (i.e. Windex, Glass Plus) and a lint free soft cloth to polish the doorframe. DO NOT
use any abrasives, like steel wool, brass polish, cleaners, like Comet, or other household cleaners. If improper
cleaners are used, the Harvester door can be permanently scratched and the finish ruined. A damaged door
can be returned to Country Flame for refinishing but repair is expensive. Proper care of the Harvester plated
door and other plated trim will ensure these parts will survive a lifetime of use.
A painted Harvester door requires no specific care.
OPTIONAL FEATURES
There is an ever growing list of options for Country Flame stove products, including the Harvester. Some of
the Harvester options include:
a)
Optional Queen Ann Legs (various plating options or various painted options)
b)
Optional Cast Doors (various plating options or various painted options)
c)
Pedestal option that is only provided in stove black paint finish
d)
Optional Thermostat system.
e)
Replacements parts are listed in an Appendix in this manual.
OPTIONAL THERMOSTAT OPERATION
A thermostat option is available for the Harvester. Once installed, the thermostat option will adjust the
Harvester burn between Heat #1 (thermostat calls for no heat) and somewhere between Heat#1 and Heat #5
setting (thermostat calls for heat), depending on what homeowner has on set control board.
HARVESTER IS COLD
• Until the stove is operating in the Burn State (code 9 or code D) the thermostat is ignored.
• Unless the operator makes a change to the heat setting of the stove, Heat #3 is the de-facto standard
• Unless the operator makes a change to the heat setting of the stove, Heat #3 is the de-facto standard
setting when the Thermostat calls for heat.
• When the thermostat calls for heat the control board sets the burn to the homeowner specified heat
level.
• When the thermostat no longer calls for heat the control board moves to Heat #1.