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User manual IRON DOG 02 (1.1)

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Possible cause

Background

Solution

Draught not available or not sufficient.

Outside temperature higher than indoor
temperature, or the chimney cover on the
roof is heated by the sun

Control chimney draught
Warming-up fire in the chimney
Wait until outside temperature is below
indoor temperature

Fuel unsuited

Wood logs are to big
Wood is damp or wet

Use dry and smaller wood

Without sufficient combustion air supply
bad igniting and flow

Control push rod position (Start-up position)

Control combustion air supply to the
installation area
Open fire door a little for a short time

Combustion air not sufficient

Minimum distance between ash layer in
the ash pan and bottom grate too small

Empty the ash pan

Fire burns weakly, much smoke, window becomes black

Possible cause

Background

Solution

Fuel unsuited

Wood logs are to big

Wood is damp or wet
Fire chamber temperature too low

Only dry wood gives high ignition
temperature with desired heat emission.

Combustion air not sufficient

Without sufficient combustion air supply
bad igniting and flow.

Control the position of the push rod

Weather or the situation of the chimney
influences the necessary exhaust of the
gases.

Check the chimney draught in general

In case of important disturbance, change
the chimney or install an exhaust gas
extractor

Creosote in or damage to the chimney
reduces the necessary draught.

Clean the chimney and the connection
pipes and examine them for tightness and
damage.

Draught not available or not sufficient

Check whether other stoves or fireplaces
are connected to the chimney.

The chimney draught can be worsened by
other connected fireplaces.

Summary of Contents for Iron dog 02

Page 1: ...IRON DOG 02 User manual...

Page 2: ...wledge and craftsmanship come together in an exceptional stove of an exceptional quality Therefore also the exceptional name IRON DOG for exceptional people or as a gift to friends Winter can come we...

Page 3: ...og 4 3 Technical Data 5 4 Safety guidelines 9 5 Basic principles 10 6 Firewood and heating power 11 7 Seasoning of firewood 12 8 Amount of fuel 13 9 Operation 14 10 Heating with the Iron Dog 14 11 Ash...

Page 4: ...most current information and details Please keep the User Guide for future reference 2 MY IRON DOG An EISERNER HUND is a special cast iron stove It s a friend for life Its life expectancy is about gen...

Page 5: ...2013 Brunner GmbH User manual IRON DOG 02 1 1 5 3 TECHNICAL DATA Illustr 1 measurements 1 Ash pan 2 Air control push rod 3 Fire chamber 4 Identification plate 5 Stove top 6 Stove top cover...

Page 6: ...6 User manual IRON DOG 02 1 1 2013 Brunner GmbH Illustr 2 components...

Page 7: ...Slide valve 10 4 Bottom grate frame 11 BG air control 12 Air channel cover 13 Front 14 Ash pan 15 Fire door assembly 15 1 Fire door 15 2 Heat shield firing door 15 3 Lower heat shield door 15 4 Firin...

Page 8: ...0 glass pane surface h x w mm 245 x 105 combustion chamber opening h x w mm 250 x 210 flue diameter R ckwand permitted fuel quantity kg 1 5 2 5 combustion chamber dept cm 40 recommended log length cm...

Page 9: ...rnal surfaces of the IRON DOG become hot especially the window of the fire door Don t touch Burning risk Particularly warn children for this Keep children away from the heated IRON DOG Use safety glov...

Page 10: ...t The cast iron stoves of the IRON DOG series are designed to be used with the intermittent wood burning method the heat output is determined by the quantity of wood used and by the distances in time...

Page 11: ...ith sufficient air circulation Because dry wood is much more calorific you can save on fuel costs For example Dry wood has a calorific value of approx 4 kWh kg freshly cut wood only 2 kWh kg You will...

Page 12: ...ergy contained in firewood cannot be completely released At the same time the emissions are rising due to unburned particles Too much of firewood or inappropriate fuel types can cause overheating and...

Page 13: ...ion is wrong By lack of combustion air the calorific capacity of the fuel can t be set free completely At the same time the emissions increase over the unburned portions To large amounts of fuel or un...

Page 14: ...from above The secondary air 2 is preheated and additional necessary it comes directly on the fuel from above This air keeps the window clean The tertiary air 3 is led directly in the hot gas zone an...

Page 15: ...er approximately 10 minutes bring the push rod in its nominal heat output position When the wood has burned down glow phase new wood can be added Bring the push rod in its Start up position for about...

Page 16: ...ied regularly Ashes in the fire chamber should not rise over the bottom grate frame The ashes can easily be pushed into the ash pan beneath Pull the slide valve and push the ashes downward The ash pan...

Page 17: ...oke channels the baffle plate can be taken out or pushed toward the firing door Examine the chimney after longer rest breaks for obstructions Some soot on the window can be removed in warm condition w...

Page 18: ...er may be used Changes in the equipment may be accomplished exclusively through by the manufacturer authorized persons The IRON DOG should be examined by your specialized enterprise regularly Non conf...

Page 19: ...rate too small Empty the ash pan Fire burns weakly much smoke window becomes black Possible cause Background Solution Fuel unsuited Wood logs are to big Wood is damp or wet Fire chamber temperature to...

Page 20: ...since security and proper functioning of the stove depend on an installation according to the rules Actual standards and regulations must be observed IRON DOG Partner Purchase date Ulrich Brunner Gmb...

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