Overall wear and tear is not covered. For example: scratches, rusting, baffles, insulation, glass etc.

ALL DAMAGE REQUIRES A PHOTO SENT TO CUBICMINIWOODSTOVES@GMAIL.COM.

We offer a warranty on the glass for the first 90 days of use.

If the stove body gets structurally damaged (excludes glass, wear and tear, insulation, intake mesh etc) and you would like to repair it, we will do so free of charge. However shipping will not be covered.

ALL DAMAGE REQUIRES A PHOTO SENT TO CUBICMINIWOODSTOVES@GMAIL.COM.

We will gladly help you out.

1. Set your intakes: Open the primary air intake found on the front (open when pushed to the right). Keep the secondary air intake closed (found under the stove, closed when pushed).

2. Take some paper and place it in the firebox; take some kindling and place it on top of the paper.

3. Light the paper and keep the door open for about five minutes.

4. Once it gets going you can introduce your wood. Close the door and let it go for another 20 minutes.

5. After the 20 minutes has elapsed you can then begin to open the secondary air intake activating the secondary combustion system, and dampen down the primary as desired.

For more details see here.

The curing of the paint will require you to burn the stove at high heat for several hours. It can take 1-3 hours for the paint to stop smoking. It can then take 20-30 hours for the smell to stop being produced.

This can be done outdoors to prevent the space from being filled with smoke. Bring the stove outdoors and attach 2-3 sections of pipe. Run it hot and this will evacuate the moisture from the paint. If no pipe is used, the stove will not get hot enough to adequately evacuate the moisture. Once this process is done the stove will not need to be cured again.

They hold the baffles in place by putting pressure on the top plate. The baffles allow the secondary combustion system to work efficiently.

The air must be replaced since the stove is constantly consuming oxygen. The stove will draw air from the room. In most cases you can open a window or a hatch and that should be enough to replace the air. For spaces that do not have a window, or if you do not want to have a window open, you can use our wall mount with fresh air intake. This will bring air from outside into the area where the stove draws its air from.

Definitely. We have made many meals on our stoves. The Grizzly has a mini roaster which makes it easy to cook virtually anything you want! We would suggest not to cook with oil or grease because it could be a fire hazard.

You will close both air intakes on the stove by pushing the primary intake all the way to the left, and the secondary combustion slider all the way to the back.

The fire will begin to die out right away and it will take some time for all embers to be fully extinguished. Do NOT leave a lit stove unattended.

The glass that comes with the stove is a self-cleaning glass made for wood stoves. Once the stove reaches temperature, the glass will begin to clear. To maintain a cleaner window, pull the coals forward and place the new wood towards the back. The quality of the wood will also have an impact and the cooler the stove is run, the darker the glass will be.

1. Remove ashes from previous use

2. Inspect the flu pipe and clean if necessary

3. Inspect the window and verify that it is free from cracks and breaks

4. Inspect the door gasket and verify that it is properly secured and free of damage

5. Clean the window

1. Close the secondary air intake by pushing the control handle to its furthest rear position

2. Open the primary air intake to its maximum setting by sliding the control handle to its furthest right position

3. Place small timber, paper or cardboard and a log inside the stove and light the fire using a long neck lighter or matches

4. After a few minutes begin to open the secondary control

5. When the stove has reaches its optimum temperature, add larger pieces of wood and adjust the primary and secondary controls to the desired heat output

6. To extinguish the fire, simply close both the primary and secondary air intakes

1. To clean the window, use commercially available stove window cleaner or simply dip a damp cloth in the ashes and rub on window. A scraper can also be used but this will reduce the lifespan of the window.

2. To keep the window clean during use, pull the embers towards the front of the stove and place the new burning material towards the rear of the combustion chamber

3. To prevent excessive amber accumulation, allow embers to burn and reduce before adding more wood

4. When starting the fire with pressed logs, cut small 1 inch slices until optimum temperature is reached

5. Pressed logs expand as they burn. Avoid positioning them in a way that can put pressure on the window as they expand

6. The gasket surrounding the door will become very brittle over time. Avoid touching it when operating or cleaning your wood stove

7. In certain high wind conditions, a growling sound may be heard. This is normal and does not represent any danger. Adjust the primary air intake to reduce or eliminate the sound

WARNING

FAILURE TO READ AND FOLLOW WARNINGS MAY RESULT IN SEVERE INJURY, FIRE AND/OR POSSIBLY DEATH.

• Never use liquid fuel or any other material containing fuel to start the fire Only use well seasoned hardwoods or pressed logs without wax or glue as a binder. Appropriate pressed logs should have a wood stove symbol on the packaging. Never use liquid fuels, pellets, or green wood.
• Never operate your stove without carbon monoxide and smoke detectors
• Never open a window, hatch or door downwind of the stove
• Never use liquid fuel or any other material containing fuel to start the fire
• Do not operate your stove when the stove door is open
• Never leave your stove unattended when in use.
• Inspect and clean your flue pipe regularly. (weekly, until you determine your own cleaning schedule.)
• Keep fuel lamps, fuel containers, aerosol cans and any other combustibles at least 6 feet away from the stove
• Never use oil when cooking on the top of the stove
• Do not touch the surface of the stove when in use
• Never leave children and pets unattended when stove is in use
• Never use your stove in very rough seas
• Do not dry wet clothes directly on the stove
• Your appliance requires periodic maintenance and cleaning. Failure to maintain your appliance may lead to smoke spillage in your boat, cabin, or RV
• Never clean stove when your stove is hot
• Children and adults should be alerted to the hazards of high surface temperature and should stay away to avoid burns or clothing ignition
• Due to high temperatures, the appliance should be located out of traffic and away from furniture and draperies
• Even after the appliance is out, the stove and the glass will remain hot for an extended period of time
• Under no circumstances should this appliance be modified
• Do not operate the appliance with the glass door removed, cracked or broken
• Do not strike or slam shut the appliance glass door
• Always allow a small amount of air to enter cabin, open a window, hatch or vent up wind from the stove to replace air consumed by the stove
• Nontoxic smoke will be emitted during the first hour of operation as the paint is curing. Open windows or hatches as required to vent cabin. Or you can cure the paint outdoors by attaching a couple sections of stove pipe to the stove and lighting it outside. To eliminate the odor can take up to 20 – 30 hours of burn time.
• Never operate the stove without the baffles being installed correctly.