Flex Fuel Stoves

Our new baby has grown up to be just like its parents, The Essex and Countryside! What a combination of looks, proven quality and safety coupled with its own unique style. Equipped with reliable state of the art electronics, thermostat capability, solid state operation, multiple heat settings and a revolutionary firepot system, the MagnuM Baby Countryside is winning hearts across the nation. With the safety pressure sensor (monitors negative pressure that can affect the unit), over-fire protection and proof of fire sensors, you can leave your Baby? Countryside that is, unattended for hours without worrying about your home being safe. The MagnuM Baby Countryside also comes standard with an automatic cool-down and auger shut-off feature if it runs out of fuel. You’re going to want to see our new Baby! Contact us to see for yourself how this attractive small package can put a big dent in your home heating bills.

Other Features Include:

• Approved for mobile home use
• Quiet operation
• 1-year warranty on electrical components
• 5-year warranty on structural components
• AC (110volt) operation or DC (12volt) operation
• Standard Metallic Black color
• Large viewing window, designed to stay cleaner longer
• Revolutionary firepot design for extended burn times between cleaning

Options available include:

• 24k gold-plated door, grill, trivet
• Nickel plated door, grill, trivet
• Self-ignition system
• Attractive color options: Contact us for further details

Was the Baby Countryside designed to run on Corn?

Many companies are trying to convert wood pellet stoves to burn corn or a corn, wood pellet mix. This stove was the first nationally certified Flex-fuel burning stove. This stove can burn corn, wood pellets or a combination of corn and wood pellets along with some other types of pellets such as cherry pits or olive pits.

Does the Baby Countryside have a self cleaning firepot?
The MagnuM Baby Countryside incorporates the unique self-cleaning techniques provided by circular combustion. This gives the MagnuM Baby Countryside extended burn times that leaves the competition, let’s just say they quit a long time ago. Tests have shown the MagnuM Baby Countryside to be burning clean and strong 1-2 days after the competition has had to shut down and clean up. When the firepot needs cleaning, you simply use the special tool provided and flick the clinker into the ash pan and continue to burn. No mechanical gimmicks to get warped, stuck or need a hammer to move.

How does the Baby Countryside vent?
The MagnuM Baby Countryside vents out of the building through side wall or a vertical termination. Exhaust piping needs to be a 3" or 4" “L” vent listed pipe.

Is the MagnuM Baby Countryside hard to install?
No. However we recommend that a factory trained dealer install the stove so that proper installation is achieved. The Countryside can be installed in about any location as long as side wall or vertical termination is available.

Can you burn "seed corn" in the MagnuM Baby Countryside?
No. Seed corn is treated with chemical pesticides that are harmful or fatal if swallowed; therefore, seed corn is dangerous to have in the house, especially where children can reach it.

What kind of clearance does the stove need?
The MagnuM Baby Countryside fits every application with 6 inches of clearance on the sides and 1 inch in the back and corners.

How safe is the Stove?
The MagnuM Baby Countryside Stove has many built in features to keep the stove safe. Features such as: Low and High temp auto shutdown, negative and positive pressure sensor so that smoke will not enter the home, hopper high-temp sensor to shut the unit down in case of burn back, door sensor that will shut the system down if someone leaves the door open. Diagnostics on the circuit board to let you know just what happened and why the unit shut down.

Daily and Weekly Maintenance

• Daily: Clean top heat exchangers, fill fuel hopper, clean firepot every 6-12 hours
• Daily: Open intake air, run 5 minutes, Then reset to original position
• Weekly: Clean fly ash behind all clean out slides
• Weekly: Clean inside of firebox, ash pan, clean all heat exchanger areas
• Weekly: After glass cools wipe with damp cloth to clean off fly ash
• Monthly: Remove firepot and check that the air holes are all open, vacuum underneath
• Monthly: Check all areas for plugging, clean air intake if needed
• Monthly: Clean exhaust venting pipes if needed, check connections

Spring Cleaning

• Yearly: Empty hopper of all fuel, vacuum and lightly oil
• Yearly: Vacuum out back cabinet area, venting and tees
• Yearly: Vacuum all electrical motors of dust
• Yearly: Clean firepot area and lightly oil for summer

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