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Woodtec Freestanding
Issue 01.1 05/17
8.5
Removing Rear Casing. 1.
Unscrew screws securing
rear casing to stove back.
2. Very carefully lever the
upper edges of the casing
out from under the top
plate of the stove and then
lift the casing up and off
the rear securing hooks.
The rear spigot outlet
blanking plate can now be
removed
if
required.
Replacement
requires
springing
the
casing
inwards and sliding down
onto the retaining hooks.
8.6
Door Hinge Adjustment. Door alignment may be adjusted by opening the door
then slackening the door hinge securing screws and re-positioning the hinge to
suit. This will adjust the horizontal alignment. For front to back alignment shims
are provided to pack the hinges to the correct position either by removing the
factory fitted ones or adding more. Check the door seals with a paper strip all
around after any adjustment to prove they are still sealing correctly.
8.7
Smoke Control Air Limiter. If the stove is to be used to burn seasoned wood logs
in a Smoke Control Zone in the UK, the Smoke Control air limiter bracket must be
fitted. This bracket prevents the air control being completely closed when the
stove is used to burn wood. Gently lie the stove on its side or back. Remove the
air box from the base of the stove by removing the 4 x securing screws and lift
away. The air limiter bracket may then be fitted to the air control slider as shown
with the 1 x M6 screw provided. Check operation limits the movement to that
specified on the instruction sheet accompanying the air limiter.
Do not lean the stove forwards when moving it to access the base as it will
likely damage the air control lever.
