Hi great site.I just bought a new house from a bank auction that has a new england stove.The stove was built in 2000 I can't find a model number on it.From looking at the website it is a add on furnace.Is there anyway to i.d. this stove so i can get an owners manual.Thanks in advance.
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if its a furnace (hooks to ductwork) sounds like a 28-3500. the tag for the unit should be on the back of the stove at the bottom, the model number will be right across the top of the tag
thanks stove guy after closer inspection it is the 28-3500 and was right where you said it should be.is this a good stove and anything i should be aware of?
stoveguy2esw
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heck of a stove, biggest thing to remember , the draft control on the bottom door should only be used for startup,(usually a little underneath air helps get a basement unit burning easier) but once the fire is established, close the bottom door draft cap and use only the top draft control for the burn cycle. using thebottom draft for the full burn cycle can cause overfire and will also blow through wood too fast.
the whole house furnace blower also is a big help if it can be set on a low but constant speed, this helps get the heat around the house better especially in zoned ducting which can create resistance that the wood furnace blower may struggle to overcome by itself.
i put one in my dads house before last winter , he flat out loves it.
here is a link to download the manual http://www.englanderstoves.com/manuals/28-3500.pdf
the whole house furnace blower also is a big help if it can be set on a low but constant speed, this helps get the heat around the house better especially in zoned ducting which can create resistance that the wood furnace blower may struggle to overcome by itself.
i put one in my dads house before last winter , he flat out loves it.
here is a link to download the manual http://www.englanderstoves.com/manuals/28-3500.pdf
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