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6

Operation

6.1

Preparation before first use

Report any defects to your dealer immediately.
1. Make sure that the appliance is not damaged.
2. Make sure that the glass is not damaged.
3. Make sure that the door opens and closes completely.
4. Remove document and components from the combustion chamber.
5. Make sure that the control lever moves easy.
6. Make sure that the ash tray is empty.
7. Make sure that all package material, stickers, etc, has been removed from the vicinity

of the appliance after installation.

6.2

First use of the appliance

Caution:
• Make sure there is sufficient ventilation in the room in which the appliance

is installed.

Note:
The appliance has a heat-resistant coating. When you use the appliance for

the first time, the coating can cause an unpleasant, but harmless smell.

After first few times of use of the appliance, a light deposit on the inside of the glass may

occur caused by curing of the paint. This can be removed with glass cleaner or ceramic

hob cleaner.

6.3

Firing the appliance

6.3.1

First load and ignition

At the beginning the appliance and chimney is cold. It is important that both the appliance

and chimney reach a temperature that guarantees a good functioning of the appliance.

A too low temperature results in incomplete combustion and a poor chimney draught. To

avoid this do the following:

Warning:
Do not use the appliance when there is fog or haze or no wind.

1. Put the control lever in the far right position.
2. When, present, open the valve in the external combustion air supply line.
3. When present, open the chimney valve completely.
4. Open the door of the appliance.

Operation

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Summary of Contents for BOX30 75

Page 1: ...User manual BOX30 75 Serial number Production date...

Page 2: ...wise without the prior written permission of Barbas Bellfires BV This document could contain technical inaccuracies or typographical errors Barbas Bellfires BV reserves the right to revise this docume...

Page 3: ...r operation 10 4 2 Safety instructions with regard to the environment 11 5 Fuel 12 5 1 Fuel types 12 5 2 Fuel amount 12 6 Operation 13 6 1 Preparation before first use 13 6 2 First use of the applianc...

Page 4: ...11 Warranty Terms 23 Contents 4 BOX 30 75...

Page 5: ...onformity with the following directives 2009 125 EC Directive for the setting of eco design requirements for energy related products eco design directive Relevant Regulation EU 2015 1185 Release of da...

Page 6: ...the following directives 2009 125 EC Directive for the setting of eco design requirements for energy related products eco design directive Relevant Regulation EU 2015 1185 Release of dangerous substa...

Page 7: ...a typical setup The illustrations are for instructional use only 2 1 How to work with this document 1 Make yourself familiar with the structure and content of the document 2 Read the safety section i...

Page 8: ...of the appliance E D C H F G B J I K A A Door handle B Glass C Primary air inlet D Grate E Steel bottom plates F Log guard G Ash tray under the grate H Cast iron panels I Flue connection J Control lev...

Page 9: ...briquettes as fuel Do not use other fuels The appliance is intended for use with the door closed The appliance may only be used at the location that meets the requirements for the installation of the...

Page 10: ...use the appliance in case of visual glass damage Make sure that the appliance is installed correctly Refer to the Installation and Maintenance manual You can find the manuals on www barbasbellfires co...

Page 11: ...onmentally friendly way Dispose of ceramic heat resistant glass as household waste Do not dispose of ceramic heat resistant glass in a glass recycling container Dispose of an obsolete appliance accord...

Page 12: ...pped wood Coal anthracite and other bituminous fuels Lignite peat Using unsuitable fuels cause excess smoke black glass combustible deposits in the chimney and can damage the appliance 5 2 Fuel amount...

Page 13: ...for the first time the coating can cause an unpleasant but harmless smell After first few times of use of the appliance a light deposit on the inside of the glass may occur caused by curing of the pai...

Page 14: ...ood above the firestarter cubes 8 Light the firestarter cubes with a lighter or a match 9 Close the door of the appliance After approximately 20 minutes the wood logs burn Dependent on the quality of...

Page 15: ...Refer to section 5 2 5 Close the door 6 After ignition of the fuel move the control lever to a position that gives a quiet burning fire 6 3 3 Control the burn process Control the burn process with the...

Page 16: ...let is closed 6 3 4 General firing tips The appliance works best when it has heated up as described in section 6 3 1 Insufficient heating up leads to a low chimney draught black deposits on the glass...

Page 17: ...ll combustion air inlets closed when the appliance is used This will cause severe smoke development soot formation and increases the chance of a chimney fire After the first load do not overload the a...

Page 18: ...mbers 2 Remove the ashes with a small scoop 3 Lift the grate with the operating hook and remove the grate 4 Remove the ashtray and empty it 5 Make sure there are no ashes in the space under the ash tr...

Page 19: ...r is not warm enough Do the recommended ignition procedure Refer to section 6 3 1 Use the recommended amount of fuel Refer to section 6 3 1 The wood logs burn too fast Primary air inlet is open Close...

Page 20: ...he wood logs is too high Use dried wood logs with a moisture content of 10 20 Use wood briquettes The seal around the door is damaged Contact your dealer Some cold air flows out from the front of the...

Page 21: ...n Manual Vermiculite in contact with combustion gas ses cannot be re used or recycled Dispose as rest waste Combustion chamber grate and bottom Steel Refer to the Installation Manual Dispose as metal...

Page 22: ...heat output net 10 kW Useful efficiency Net Calorific Value NCV at nominal heat output 75 Useful efficiency Net Calorific Value NCV at minimum heat output indicative 80 Seasonal efficiency 65 Indirect...

Page 23: ...rights and claims based on the applicable legal provisions Article 2 Warranty conditions 1 Should you wish to claim under the warranty please contact your Barbas dealer 2 Complaints should be reported...

Page 24: ...tion chamber a similar guarantee is given until after the first burning Article 6 Liability 1 A claim granted by Barbas Bellfires B V under this warranty does not automatically imply that Barbas Bellf...

Page 25: ...Warranty Terms BOX 30 75 25...

Page 26: ...Warranty Terms 26 BOX 30 75...

Page 27: ...Warranty Terms BOX 30 75 27...

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