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The maximum air bolt can be turned all the way “counter- clockwise” to allow for a quicker recovery. Never adjust this bolt with the flapper open. The two manual draft controls, on the firebox door, are used to allow secondary air to pass over the fire when burning coal. This helps to burn the gasses that are emitted from the coal as it is heated. Your setting for these draft controls should be between 1/2 and 1 complete turn from closed. Adjust both controls equally. Operation Safety Tips When opening the firebox door, it should be cracked, slightly open, for a few seconds to allow air in to burn any gases which may be present. This will also allow smoke to be drawn away from the door. Whenever the ash pan door is open, it should be closed before opening the firebox door. The firebox should never be filled with excessive coal to where the flue exit is blocked or impeded in any way. Burning coal produces Carbon Monoxide. If the flue exit is blocked, the Carbon Monoxide can be forced out of the boiler, into the room, with possible FATAL consequences. With the exception of start-up or freshening of the fire, or performing ash removal, the ash pan door should be kept closed. Never install a Harman Trident Boiler into a chimney with a history of down-drafts. Keep Children Away-- May Cause Serious Burns. CAUTION: All surfaces of the boiler are hot. Do not touch. Keep children away. Serious burns will result if touched. This is a heat producing appliance. DANGER: Fire Hazard, Do not use chemicals or flammable liquids to start or “freshen-up” a fire. Severe burns or a house fire may result. Do not burn Garbage, Gasoline, Thinners, Oil, Kerosene Etc. An explosion, a house fire or serious personal injury could result. Keep all such liquids well away from this boiler. During the first few hours of burning, a blue smoke may be observed rising from the boiler. This is the paint going through the curing process. It is advisable to increase the amount of fresh air in the room during this break in period. This can be achieved by opening doors and windows. Don’t be alarmed, this is normal and will only last a short while. Chimney Problems Not Enough Draft- Chimney is too low. The general rule for chimneys is 16 feet tall, and two feet higher than anything ten feet around it. Air may be leaking in around a loose fitting clean- out door. Too many elbows in connector pipe, or seams and joints of connector pipe are not secured properly. Improperly sized chimney or stovepipe. Chimney may be blocked with creosote or bird nests or similar obstructions. Cracked or defective chimney flue or liner. Down Drafts- Trees or other topographical barriers may impede on chimney performance causing air currents to be pushed downward into the flue. This can also be caused by neighboring buildings or other chimneys. Creosote and condensation- If creosote or condensation runs out of the chimney or stove pipe, check the following; Chimney cap or liner may be defective, Boiler may be positioned too far away from the chimney which would not allow the chimney to warm, Wood being burned may be green or wet, Boiler may be over-sized for the residence causing it to be burned on low too often. Excessive Draft- This can be controlled with a barometric damper in the stove pipe. Maintenance Maintenance The spiral chamber is basically self-cleaning. However, if there is a draft problem and you have been burning wood for a long time with little demand, the spiral chamber will need to be cleaned. To clean the spiral chamber, remove the stovepipe and scrape any creosote or debris from the top and front of the chamber. The rear of the chamber should not have much accumulation. If it does, clean it out. NOTE: 1/4” to 1/2” of creosote in the spiral chamber is normal. The pipes inside the firebox will accumulate creosote if the demand for heat is too low, when burning wood. 1/8” to 1/4” of creosote is normal on the pipes and firebox walls. If more creosote has accumulated, it should be scraped off of these surfaces. NOTE: Creosote in the firebox can be burned off by burning coal for a few days. The fire bricks may become cracked during the course of normal operation. A cracked brick that is still in place, is still doing its job, and need not be replaced immediately. If a brick is broken, and has fallen out of place, it should be replaced before any further burning occurs. The firebricks used in the Trident Boiler are available for replacement from your Harman dealer. Gaskets on the doors are there to regulate air to the firebox. If a gasket is failing, you’ll notice difficulty in controlling the fire. Inspect the gaskets regularly, and replace with Harman supplied material only. Specifications SF-160 SF-260 SF-360 Heating Capacity (Square Feet) 2200 Max. 3200 Max. 4500 Max. Approximate BTU per hour (wood or coal) 90,000 130,000 180,000 AMP Rating 40 40 40 Water Capacity (US Gallon) 25 32 42 Weight 640 Lbs 780 Lbs 925 Lbs Hydro-Pressure Tested Yes Yes Yes Firebox...
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