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1. The gate:
Never leave it open when the
appliance is in operation
2. The thermostat:
It regulates the quantity of
primary air for combustion according to its
position. Its valve closes and opens according to
the temperature of the combustion chamber. Its
control knob is telescopic to facilitate operation.
3. The ashtray door:
It gives access to the ashtray
and to the deashing arm. It must always be
closed during a fi re (otherwise the combustion
air is no longer under control and the fi re fl ares
up -> overheating of appliance).
4. The deashing arm :
To use it, pull it towards you.
It is used to adapt the fi replace to the type of fuel
(left-hand position: open grill for coal; right-hand
position: closed grill for wood). Deashing is done
by moving it from right to left.
5. The ashtray:
In the form of a shovel to enable
collection of ashes right at the bottom of the
appliance. Monitor the amount of ash in the
ashtray and empty it before it overfl ows.
6. Door lock and removable handle:
With the
gate closed, place the removable handle in the
hole in the door latch to open and close.
7. Microswitch:
A switch that automatically stops
the fan on opening the door.
8. Fireplace identifi cation label
9. Log-guard:
For safety.
10. Refractory bricks or cast iron plates:
a natural
material that protects the heating unit whilst
limiting variations in temperature.
11. Baffl
es:
Made of heat-resisting stainless steel,
they lengthen the path of fumes optimising
secondary combustion and increasing heat
transfer. They enable the fi replace to be
adapted to the draught of the chimney.
12. Inner door:
These are hardwearing stainless
steel seals, to guarantee air tightness of the
door and trouble-free clearing of smoke from
the glass.
13. Distributors:
They enable regular distribution
of primary air.
14. Grills:
They are made of heat-resisting cast
iron, and the upper grill is operated by the
deashing arm.
1. Use:
1.1. Description of elements
Summary of Contents for Optifire OPTI700
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