Graphite GR910-B, Instruction Manual

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STANDING DOWN
There will be some point in the year when you will not
need to use your stove for some time and taking care
to clean it thoroughly then will save you much time
later. This is also a good time to get your chimney
swept too as this will prevent any soot build up from
falling inside the stove or ‘caking’ and blocking the
flue way or flue system.
• Remove and clean any deposits from the top of the
baffle plate and check for wear.
• Remove any debris and deposits from the inside of
the stove particularly at the entrance to the flue way.
• Empty the ash pan and thoroughly clean out the ash
pan chamber.
• Check all rope seals and replace damaged ropes that
do not provide a good seal
.
• Check any fire cement bonds around the flue pipe
and other flue joints. Remove any loose cement and
re-seal.
• Check the grate for signs of wear. Excessive wear,
such as on the grate bars or fire fence which are bent
or warped, could be an indication of over-firing or
using inappropriate fuels such as petroleum coke.
Order genuine replacement components from your
authorised Graphite dealer.
NB If draining the system, do not leave the boiler
empty for any longer than is absolutely necessary and
when refilling always use a proprietary chemical water
treatment to protect the boiler from corrosion and the
build-up of solid deposits.
Never operate the boiler stove without water
GRPHITE BOILER SPARE PARTS
In the interests of safety, only ever use genuine
Graphite replacement components. Once you have
identified the component you need this will be readily
available from your authorised Graphite dealer.
REPLACEMENT CONSUMABLES
Heat Resistant Glass Size
401 x 291 x 4 mm
Glass Gasket Seal
Approx 140cm (4’8”) long
Door and Ash Chamber Rope Seal
12 mm dia x approx 240cm (7’10”) long
Firebricks The GR910-B does not use firebricks. The
integral wrap-around boiler takes the place of the
firbricks
to maximise the heat going to the boiler.
THE HI-FLAME WARRANTY
VERY IMPORTANT:
Your new Hi-Flame Graphite stove has been CE
EN13240 tested in the UK to ensure that it meets
strict UK and Irish constructional, performance and
safety standards. It is not the responsibility of Hi-Flame
or their distributors to ensure that the appliance is
installed and operating correctly at the time of the
installation.
This is strictly the responsibility of
the stove owner and any complaints regarding
the performance of the installation should
be addressed to the stove dealer or the stove
installer
.
HI-Flame offers the original retail purchaser a 1 Year
Warranty with a further limited 4 Year Extended
Warranty subject to the following terms and
conditions being met. Claims under this Warranty
must be reported in the first instance to the dealer
you purchased the stove from. In the unlikely event
of a Warranty claim being made the claim will only
be entertained by Hi-Flame or their distributors if it
follows this procedure and complies with the Terms
and Conditions set out below.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Please note: All claims must follow this
procedure.
Your stove is guaranteed against defects subject to
the following conditions:
1 The stove must have been installed by a qualified
/ government recognised stove installer and upon
completion the appropriate Hetas or Building Notice
Certificate of Completion, which specifically covers
the installation of the stove, has been issued. A
copy of this must be attached to the claim form.
For
legal and insurance reasons, without this approved
paperwork, the stove installation must be regarded
by Hi-Flame as illegal and potentially life-threatening
and therefore we cannot entertain the Warranty claim
(This does not limit your statutory rights). In such
instances you must contact the stove installer.
2 The sales receipt or invoice for the stove must be
kept as proof of purchase and a copy attached to the
claim.
3
The serial number of the stove must not be
damaged or missing and must be quoted on the
claim.
4 You must not have used the stove to burn any of
the prohibited fuels listed in the Instruction Manual.
5
The stove must never have been operated without
being connected to a hot water system or without
water in the boiler
6 The stove must have been continuously kept in a
serviceable condition and you must not have allowed
the stove to corrode.
Warranty claims for stoves which
are more than 12 months old must include the annual