Harman Model CW30

[Gettysburg150]

Hello all,

Its kind of a long shot but I saw a couple members had posted about the stove in question a while back, so hoping to get lucky

I have a Harman CW30 that inherited from my wife's father. We have it running in the basement and its a nice little stove. I'd like to know more about it.

Mainly I would like to have a copy of the owners manual. I don't know where to find one, if anyone has a copy or can point me in the correct direction I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks

Jason

 

[begreen]

Have you read this thread?
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads...ly-epa-wood-coal-combo-stove-ever-made.18322/

 

[Gettysburg150]

Yes I did, thank you

But I'm hoping to get a copy of the full manual, and that thread appears to be closed. It says that there can be no further replies

 

[Gettysburg150]

Also it appears user Wet1 was last around in 2012, so I don't know if I will be able directly contact

 

[begreen]

Start a conversation with Wet1 to email him and see if he still has the manual.

 

[bholler]

we work on a couple of them and they are great stoves both for wood and coal. Why harman ever stopped making them is beyond me. Especially when you see what they are making now.

 

[Gettysburg150]

Thanks begreen I will try that

Bholler I agree, it is a very nice stove. Only issue I have is getting a long burn out if it usin wood. Haven't tried coal since I get all the wood I want for free, just have to cut it

 

[begreen]

I would also try in the coal forum www.nepacrossroads.com

 

[Gettysburg150]

Thanks begreen, I'll check it out.

Still holding out for some luck and diggng around

 

[MtnBURN]

I own this stove as well. It's in a 1600 sq ft log home near Leadville, CO. >Almost< replaced it with something else and moved it to the new house...but ended up popping for a (OK, 2) Blaze king Princess.

I have burned this stove quite a bit over the years...both wood and coal. She will really rock with coal. Not too shabby with a load of good wood either.

I know the above request is old.....did you ever find a manual for this stove Gettysburg? I have mine....and could copy it if you've not found one elsewhere.

Speaking of...I'd have to find mine as well...LOL. Just moved a few months ago....but THINK I know where it is.

If you read this.....lemme know/send me a PM if you are still looking.

This is a seriously nice stove. No clue WHY they stopped making them. Very versatile and easy to switch from one fuel to another.

BURN!

 

[Lake Girl]

There are a couple of pages from the manual on the thread noted above but no parts list. Would be beneficial to have that at least.

When you find the manual, please scan it. Not sure if webfish has a manual archive but some of the "seasoned" wood burners seem to have a collection of manuals. Thanks for the heads-up!

 

[begreen]

If you scan the manual I will create a wiki page for it with stove info gleaned from these threads.