Instructions for installation and use. Reproduction prohibited. 07/ 2010 version 2.0 TAM
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Primary air damper in open position (+).
Secondary air damper in open position (+).
Only use this brightness temporarily, to raise the temperature of the
premises after prolonged absence.
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For less intense heating, use a lesser load – one or two
logs.
Primary air damper in mid position.
Secondary air damper in mid position.
To maintain ambient temperature, for example.
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For long-period heating, with low brightness use one or two
unsplit logs with diameters greater than 15 cm (position 1)
on a bed of almost dead embers.
Primary air damper in closed position (-).
Secondary air damper in closed position (-).
Use this brightness only temporarily, during the night for example.
To obtain the output values indicated on the insert specifications, during
testing we used:
Output test loads:
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Loads of 4.1 kg of beech wood
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Three 25cm-long logs
Air regulation systems:
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Primary air: closed
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Window-cleaning air: closed
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Secondary air: open
Arrangement of load in combustion chamber.
6.5 – Restarting the fire
- For rapid lighting, restart the fire using wood slivers: load the appliance,
leaving the door slightly ajar for a few minutes if you wish to speed up the
procedure, and keeping a watch on things; then reclose the door and
work the controls. This helps to speed up restarting, especially when the
wood is damp.
- Make changes in brightness (from low to normal, for example) before
reloading, while embers are burning, to allow the appliance and the flue to
modify operation progressively.
- To avoid smoke and ash falls in the room during reloading, the following
precautions should be taken when opening the door:
