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water flow through it may cause damage.
Make sure that the boiler has been vented of all air
BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO LIGHT THE STOVE.
Lighting the stove takes a little time and patience; the
following procedure should be adopted.
Open the front door.
Remove the coal kit if it has been supplied with the
stove.
Remove the inner catalysers and burning ring.
Turn the oil on at full rate and allow oil to flow into
the bottom of the pot to form a pool about the size of
a small digestive biscuit and then turn the oil off.
Do not allow any depth of oil to build up in the base
of the pot.
Light a small piece of firelighter (about the size of a
pineapple chunk) and place it into the centre of the
pot.
Replace the lower burning ring, the mesh catalyser and
the coal kit and then leave the door slightly open
whilst the firelighter gets the oil going.
After 30 to 40 seconds, you will notice the flame start
to establish itself and spread around the bottom of
the pot.
When this occurs, close the door and turn the oil on to
its minimum setting.
After two or three minutes the flame should then
slowly change from yellow into blue flame combustion
and settle down to a steady burn.
Note there may be the occasional growl or audible
vibration whilst the burner settles down into blue
flame combustion.
Allow the burner 10 – 15 minutes to stabilise and the
increase the flow of oil as required, moving by one
increment of the dial only.
Do not leave the appliance unattended during the
lighting and stabilising procedure.
T
HE
O
PTIONAL
C
OAL
K
IT
The coals are located on the coal support bars, which
are designed to glow red in the flame, passing on the
incandescence into the coals.
The front fret is designed to allow incandescent glow
and flicker through to add to the effect.
Care must be taken when positioning the coals on the
spikes.
The whole system is designed so that it can be
removed in its entirety without the need to disturb
the coals making routine leaning and servicing very
easy.
To remove it, turn the stove off and when it is cooled
down, undo the front door knob, open the door and lift
it out using the front fret.
Take care not to drop any coals into the pot.
S
TOVE
C
OMPONENTS
The stove has the following components, which can be
removed for cleaning or servicing.
The front door can be opened beneath which is a small
apron covering the front of the burner pot.
The apron can be lifted off to reveal access to the
lighting port cover.
The inner burner components generally consisting of a
burner ring, upper catalyser and lower catalyser.
On the lower right hand side of the stove is the
descaling device lever.
This lever is used for descaling carbon build up from
the inside of the oil inlet connection.
This lever should be rotated occasionally to clean away
any carbon build up.
The descaling device has a gland packing nut which
must be tightened occasionally to stop oil fume leak.
The sealing gland will need to be replaced every
second year.
NOTE WELL
The descaling lever must not be touched whilst the
stove is running, it gets very hot and if touched will
cause burns.
RUNNING THE STOVE
We use different valves on dry stoves as opposed to
stoves with boilers.
We supply the appropriate literature packed in each
stove for the oil control valve which is fitted to your
stove.
You must familiarise yourself with all aspects of
control detailed within this booklet.
O
IL
C
ONTROL
V
ALVE
D
ETAILS
1. The output of the stove is regulated by the amount
of oil allowed to go into it and this function is
controlled by the:
