BICO Electric Funace - Manual (Page 3)

POWER
REQUIREMENTS
Now that you have located your Furnace in the proper place you are ready to hook up the
electricity and check out the operation of the Furnace.
1. Be sure that your outlet is the proper one for your Furnace. The name tag tells you the
Voltage and the Amperage of your Furnace. If you are not sure, call an Electrician or your
Power Company.
2. Check the Furnace for any damage and report such to your dealer.
3. Remove all packing materials (if any) from the Furnace.
4. Your Bico Furnace comes with a Hearth Plate for the bottom. This plate is provided so that if
anything spills, it will not ruin the bottom of your Furnace.
5. Your Bico Furnace was test fired at the factory so it is not necessary to test fire your Furnace
to TEMPER or break it in.
6. It is a good idea to plug the Furnace in and turn the switches to HIGH just to see that all is
working. The pilot lights will come ON and you should be able to see the temperature rise on
the Pyrometer in a few minutes.
7. When the Furnace is OFF and cool, the Pyrometer will read ambient temperature (Room
temperature), not ZERO.
8. NEVER wash the sides of your Furnace.
9. Vacuum or brush out your Furnace before you fire it. Always keep your Furnace clean.
10. You are now ready to fire your Furnace.