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Lighting Procedure

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Step 2. Place the fire lighter cubes

The fire lighter cubes should be placed at either side of the stack in between

the layers and towards the bottom. You can place the cubes while you are
making the stack as well.

Step 3. Light the fire lighter cubes

Light the cubes using the BBQ lighter and leave the door ajar. Turn the air

control to the high setting.

Step 3. Close the door

After approximately 5 minutes or when the kindling is alight on it own, close

the door.

Summary of Contents for Woodsman SolidFuel Burners

Page 1: ...READ KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Before you use your appliance for the first time please read the following guide Harris Home Fires 41 Braddon St Addington Christchurch 8024 New Zealand Email sales hhf...

Page 2: ...day where the area can be ventilated by opening doors and windows Read the lighting instructions in this document Before You Use It s important to note that modern clean air wood burners are differen...

Page 3: ...own way of lighting a fire some ways are bet ter than others Please read the procedure below for best practise What you will need 1 or 2 fire lighter cubes A long handle BBQ lighter 20 to 25 pieces o...

Page 4: ...the layers and towards the bottom You can place the cubes while you are making the stack as well Step 3 Light the fire lighter cubes Light the cubes using the BBQ lighter and leave the door ajar Turn...

Page 5: ...dd the pieces of small dry firewood placing them towards the back of the firebox Close the door Step 5 Place the firewood After approximately 15 more minutes or when the small firewood has begun to br...

Page 6: ...etting for 5 min utes before reloading Depending on the firebox place the wood in the appropriate orientation either front to back or side to side and ensure that the size of wood is ap propriate for...

Page 7: ...ean Air Zone level the ashes and load with the fire wood lying front to back or left to right in a Matai ECR MkIII MkIV After loading new wood operate the fire with the heat control fully open for 20...

Page 8: ...levels of creosote at high and low settings In the event of a chimney fire close the firebox door fully close the heat control vacate the premises and call the fire service Storage of Fuel Do not sto...

Page 9: ...r chim ney swept at least once a year A blocked flue not only effects the performance of the fire but can also be a hazard as you are susceptible to chimney fires Poor quality and wet wood will increa...

Page 10: ...parts when they show signs of wear They effect how the fire runs and you may increase your fuel consump tion or lower your efficiency if not replaced and can in some cases damage the firebox It is ge...

Page 11: ...as it shows signs of damage and cannot perform its intended function Air Tubes ECR 165 MKII DVI 165 2118 Tarras MKI FI 12294 ECR MKIII V Totara AIR 12271 Brunner Tasman Aspen Brunner MKII Tasman MKII...

Page 12: ...e fire usually burns At the risk of damaging the fire box the baffle should be replaced as soon as it shows signs of damage and cannot perform its intended function Baffles ECR 165 MKII MKIII MKV DVI...

Page 13: ...on on top of the rear Lift the left hand side of the s s triangular tube and pull the right hand side out of the hole this will release it lower one side and remove The bricks are now able to be remov...

Page 14: ...box fire bricks should be replaced when they are damaged enough that they no longer remain in place and cannot perform their intended function Fire bricks which are only cracked but still remain in p...

Page 15: ...metal tab at the top to release the bricks Once removed the rear bricks are released and will come out Some models may have a second upper brick in the rear this should be released once side bricks a...

Page 16: ...decrease the amount of combustion air to the combustion zone Use large pieces of wood Large pieces have a smaller surface area compared to small pieces of the same volume and will burn slower Use a h...

Page 17: ...em Your flue length may be too short Even though it may be of legal length every installa tion is different and you may require an additional length of flue Your flue may be blocked have the flue look...

Page 18: ...ure to replace consumables like air tubes baffles and fire bricks may void the warranty Your WOODSMAN firebox is then covered by a further 9 year warranty against defective materials and workmanship d...