Asked former owner for a manual for it and he didn't have it. Said he used wood, and my wife thought he said he also used pellets. On the back it says coal only.
Gibraltar makes coal, pellet and wood stoves. Stoves that burn wood pellets have a hopper and feeder auger that feeds pellets into the burning chamber. They also require electricity to work. From what I read online you should be able to burn wood in the stove but I believe the coal stoves have a smaller burning chamber.
Testimonial: "Good information. Thanks for the help!"
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Go to this YouTube Link to see a quick video demonstration to solve your problem.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJd2NJ_pPhY
SOURCE: purchased a used earth stove mp240 pellet stove
The auger motor is fed through a high temp. limit thermostat. It has a
manual reset on the back of it that you have to press on firmly to
reset it. Open the side panel on the stove and find the wiring. You
will see the thermostat on the back side of the combustion chamber.
Look very closely and reset it.
good luck!
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SOURCE: I just got a Whitfield Quest pellet stove from a
We have a Whitfield Quest Pellet Stove and a Reverso Woodstove in our basement and we have never had the downdraft problem with the pellet stove. From time to time it happens in the woodstove. A basement installation would be fine and makes sense.
Testimonial: "Thanks. I installed it upstairs for now but will move it to the basement this fall for next winter. When I do that will I need a fresh air pipe?"
Warnock Hersey is not actually a manufacturer's brand, but a certification. You can find more info here: http://www.wood-stove.org/firebelly-stoves.html .
or you could try this link:
http://www.pelletking.com/pellet-stove-manuals/Whitfield-Advantage-IIT-Pellet-Stove-Manual.pdf
I hope this helps you out & if it does please don't forget to rate me, kind regards, Paul
The recommended stove for ultra-light backpacking, if you don't want to carry much weight, is the alternative-fuel stove.
I think it's great that you want to build your son his own
personal highchair. I took the liberty
of finding you a very reputable tutorial that should guide you through this
process. Enjoy and good luck!
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