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SAFETY CHECKLIST

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Ensure proper ventilation (see page 8, ventilation section) 

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Regular cleaning and sweeping (see page 21 )

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Always use the right fuel ( see page 20 )

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Regularly check the condition of wearing parts such as fire rope seals, glass and 

fire grate and replace when necessary. Use only Hotpod original parts available 

from 

 

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Always use a securely fitted fireguard when children are in the house.

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If your appliance begins to burn slowly, goes out frequently or if you smell or 

suspect fumes:

 

- Open doors and windows. 

 

- Carefully put out the fire, or allow it to burn itself out. Do not stay in the  

 

   room any longer than necessary. 

 

- Do not attempt to re-light the appliance until a professional has checked it.

CHIMNEY FIRE

What to do:

In the event of a chimney fire...

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Dial 999 and ask for the Fire Service.

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Make sure that the Hotpod door, ash pan and air vents are firmly closed.

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Close any access hatches to the chimney

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Do not re-light the Hotpod until the chimney has been checked and inspected  

by a qualified chimney sweep.

ALwAyS CALL THE fIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE fOR A CHIMNEy fIRE - IT HAS 

THE AbILITy TO DESTROy yOUR HOME

MAINTENANCE 

DAILy MAINTENANCE

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Empty the ash-pan

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Check and clean light stains from the glass. Wipe the door glass using a lint-free 

cloth and appropriate stove glass cleaner.

ANNUAL MAINTENANCE

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When the weather warms up and you stop using your Hotpod it is important to  

carry out an annual maintenance check.

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Empty your Hotpod of ash and clean.

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Arrange for your chimney sweep to check and clean your chimney

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Replace door glass and fibre rope if needed

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Check the grate and replace if necessary 

CHIMNEy MAINTENANCE & SwEEPING

To avoid accidents (chimney fire, etc.) regular maintenance should 

be carried out. If the stove is regularly used, the chimney should be inspected by a 

competent person at least once a year.

Summary of Contents for Unlimited

Page 1: ...1...

Page 2: ...nection to flue 10 Installer s notes User Instructions 12 Pieces of Pod what all the bits are and what they do 14 Installation of baffle 16 Lighting your Hotpod 18 Getting the best from your Hotpod 19...

Page 3: ...protective packaging has been removed from inside the stove also A WARM WELCOME TO HOTPOD Thank you for purchasing a Hotpod we trust that it will bring you as much pleasure as ours have brought us Ple...

Page 4: ...peration 12Pa Weight of Hotpod 56 3 kg Conforms to EN13240 and is a DEFRA exempt appliance for use in smoke control areas The Hotpod is designed for operation with the door closed Heat is mainly diffu...

Page 5: ...ur local buildings inspector The Hotpod hearth temperature does not exceed 100 degrees Celsius and therefore may be placed on a 12mm non constructional hearth directly onto the floor CLEARANCES The Ho...

Page 6: ...d be sealed with a suitable proprietary sealant such as fire cement or high temperature rope seal Gunnable cartridge sealing compounds work well and are easy to apply For example Fortafix Ceramix The...

Page 7: ...t for making coffee or anything like that It is just the handle for the ash pan for easy ash removal The knob like the legs air valves and door catch are all dairy fittings On the Prepods Lucy s origi...

Page 8: ...he stove IMPORTANT ALWAYS MAKE SURE THE HOTPOD IS COLD BEFORE ANY MAINTENANCE Finally looking through the door make a visual inspection to check that the baffle plate is properly located on its shelf...

Page 9: ...f the cleared grate with dry kindling wood on top Place a small amount of required fuel on top of the kindling 4 Light the newspaper or fire lighters using a long taper and close the door 5 Open the p...

Page 10: ...ause excess smoke The appliance must not be operated with air controls open except as directed in the instructions FUEL NOTES RECOMMENDED WOOD FUEL Ideally use well seasoned kiln dried hardwood eg Oak...

Page 11: ...at the Hotpod door ash pan and air vents are firmly closed Close any access hatches to the chimney Do not re light the Hotpod until the chimney has been checked and inspected by a qualified chimney sw...

Page 12: ...pages 14 and 15 If there are definitely no blockages in the Hotpod body then it is time to call the chimney sweep and have your flue inspected DO NOT USE THE HOTPOD UNTIL THE PROBLEM IS FOUND AND RES...

Page 13: ...draught device If a flue blockage or adverse weather conditions cause the Hotpod to emit smoke do not treat it as merely a nuisance this smoke will indicate that carbon monoxide is being emitted into...

Page 14: ...nded literally Gauntlets Other fire tools available which are also made out of recycled Volkswagen parts are the brush fire tongs and shovel available individually or as a set complete with stand Ther...

Page 15: ...mail stoked hotpod co uk tel 441736 797 285 HOTPOD PENCARN FORGE CANONSTOWN HAYLE CORNWALL TR27 6NA Registered office The Old School St Ives Cornwall TR26 1QU Registered in England 05728243 VAT Regist...

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