REFILLING
9.
Wait with refilling until only a few
flames are present.
Use the supplied glove, the door and
the handle are hot. First open the door
ajar, this creates extra chimney draft,
which reduces the risk of smoke
coming out. Then open the door again.
10.
Fill the stove with 2 (thick as a
brick) blocks of wood. Spread it as well
as possible over the entire combustion
chamber. Do not place the blocks too
close to the door. Place the blocks with
the bark pointing downwards.
Caution: the wood can immediately
catch fire due to the high temperature
in the combustion chamber. Close the
door. Only after the blocks have
caught fire you can, if desired, further
regulate the air supply.
11. If the room temperature rises too
high after a while, you can close the
air valve further to let the stove burn
more slowly. You can also achieve a
calmer combustion by using larger
pieces of wood or by bundling smaller
pieces of wood.
If the inside of the stove does not burn clean after a while but remains
black, there is a bad combustion. You must ensure a higher temperature by
burning more and / or smaller pieces of wood, and / or by opening the air
supply further
