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4.2. Inlet of combustion air
It is necessary to ensure that in the place of location of the stove there would be available sufficient combustion air.
4.3. Input connection of external air(provided it is installed)
We recommend to employ an input connection of external air for the
supply of combustion air, so that precious air from the living room might not
be consumed during heating.
We do not recommend to bring cold air from outside to the room by
means of direct conduction; it could bring about formation of condensate.
5. Operation of the fireplace stove
5.1. Suitable fuels
The fuels approved for combustion and the maximum stoking amounts of fuel are shown in the specification of the
appliance.
The length of the fuel varies from 29 cm to 33 cm, depending on the combustion chamber.
Orientating value (depending on the type of the wood):
1kg of fire wood = about 4kW
1kg of wood briquettes = about 5kW
Wood briquettes expand during combustion, and therefore, they ought to be broken to pieces.
5.2. Unsuitable fuels
Never use for heating any waste, wallpapers, rests of chipboards, plastics or impregnated wood! When combusting
such materials, the appliance can suffer damage, by the consequence of which any guarantee ceases to exist.
5.3. First putting in operation
Prior to first putting in operation, it is necessary
To remove stickers, if there are any.
To take out all accessories from the ash-pan or from the combustion space.
Check whether the return draft boards (see the specification of the appliance
– spare part combustion
space, figure A) are mounted in their embeddings. These can shift during the transport or installation of
the fireplace stove.
During the first putting in operation, a stench can be produced for a short time.
Please provide for this time
sufficient ventilation of the room where the stove has been installed, and avert direct inhalation.
5.4. Ignition with the air control EASY CONTROL
First of all, lay logs according to their size (about 1.5
– 2.0 kg) on the bottom of the combustion space or
on the grate, lay on them a block of solid fire-brand, and on the top, sufficient amount of kindling chip (for
ignition). The indicated amount of wood refers to the first ignition ONLY.
The lever must be set up to "Ignition "
ON
". After the ignition, the door of the combustion chamber is to be
closed.
The course of ignition depends on the draft of the chimney. As soon as complete fuel starts burning lively,
the lever is to be re-set to "
Heating operation regime
"
Ignition with wood
Heating with wood
Closed input of air
