Osburn 7000 Pellet Stove - Discontinued — Warranty

This product has been discontinued as it does not meet 2020 EPA Emission Standards. This page exists for informational purposes only.

Osburn really turns up the heat with this modern pellet stove. Cutting-edge, bottom-fed combustion technology and a hopper capacity of 125 pounds allows the Osburn 7000 a combustion time of up to 92 hours while, the 70,000 BTU/h heating capacity combined with the 500 CFM blower make heating your home easier than ever! The Osburn 7000 stays true to the modern design by including an intuitive touchscreen display for user-friendly control. This stove, with two door overlay design options, adds the finishing touch to your contemporary style.

Features

•     Modern pedestal design and innovative bottom fed combustion system.
•     User friendly electronic ignition.
•     Has the ability to operate in thermostatic or manual mode.
•     Easy to operate touchscreen
•     Mobile home approved
•     Equipped with a thermodisc
•     Choose from 2 door overlay options
•     500CFM Blower included
•     High Quality Stainless Steel Baffle

Maintenance

With the proper maintenance, your Osburn 7000 Pellet Stove will allow for many years of comforting heat. It is recommended to maintain a regular cleaning schedule of your unit to ensure maximum performance.
Example Maintenance Schedule:

Components	Weekly or after +250 lb	Twice a year or after 1 ton	Annually or after 2 tons
Baffle	Vacuum
Bottom Airwash Inlet	Vacuum
Burn Pot	Scrape/Vacuum
Glass	Clean
Ash Drawer	Empty/Vacuum
Combustion Chamber	Vacuum	Vacuum/Brush*
Heat Exchanger Tubes	Brush	Scrape/Vacuum*
Exhaust Channels (through access traps)		Vacuum*
Exhaust Blower		Vacuum*
Combustions Blower		Inspect*
Convection Blower		Vacuum*
Venting System		Inspect/Sweep*	Sweep and Clean
Gaskets		Inspect
Hopper			Empty/Vacuum

* Cleaning frequency may vary depending on the type of fuel used. Fuel with higher ash content will increase cleaning frequency.

Clearance Requirements

	Clearance to combustables
A	3"(76mm)
B	6" (152mm)
C	3" (76mm)
D	Refer to Manufacturers clearances
I	72" (1,829mm)

 

                                                                                                    

    

 

 

    

General Pellet Burning Information

Each type of pellet has it's own properties and will burn differently. This also applies to the amount of ashes that will be produced. Conventional pellets are 1/4" or 5/16" in diameter and not over 1" long. Pellets that excede these measurements will prevent proper pellet feed. In addition, pellets that are very short will accumulate and pile into the feed screws more easily, causing a more dense volume, increasing the BTU. The contrary is true for longer pellets, which pile less, reducing the BTU potential.