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Lighting Instructions  

 

 Place the fi re lighter cubes at even intervals around the circular 
downdraught cylinder. 

(Fig 1.)

 
 

Stack the kindling in a cross stack manner 

(Fig 2.)

 

 

 Light the fi re lighters using the long reach lighter then close and 
lock the door.

 

 Once the kindling fuel is well-alight (approximately 6-8mins) then the 
Intermediate #1 fuel loading can be added on top of the fuel bed. 
Again close and lock the door.

 

 After another 6-8 minutes add the Intermediate #2 fuel load.

 

Close and lock the door.

 

 Ensure fuel is placed into the fi rebox - never thrown. This will preserve the 
life of your components, and avoid your fuel load toppling.

 

 At this time the automatic bypass damper may engage, this will happen 
automatically between 14-20 minutes after the fi re is started. This is 
dependent upon wood condition, heating of the fi rebox and ambient (room) 
temperature.

 

 Once the initial fuel loads have burned down to an ember bed, the main 
loads can be applied (approximately 3kg of wood in two pieces). 
Apply further fuel as required. 

(Fig 3.)

 

General Operational Guidelines

DO:

When opening the door, unlatch the handle, slowly open the door approximately 25mm ajar, pause for 5-10 
seconds then slowly draw the door fully open (this allows for smoke to exit correctly through the fl ue).
From this time forward, the UL200 can be operated much like a traditional wood fi re due to its automatic 
functions.

Ensure the entire fuel load fi ts inside the fi rebox before closing the door. The optimum fuel length is 300mm 
pieces.

Use well-seasoned wood with a moisture content of 10% up to 25% moisture. Kiln dried fuel is not 
recommended. Treated timbers of any kind should not be burned due to the release of harmful gases. 
Keep the lower chamber closed during operation and keep it free of any foreign material. Small pieces of 
charcoal may fall into the lower chamber, these will burn away in a short time.
Maintain the exterior  surfaces of your fi re using only a damp cotton cloth, your glass should remain clear 
when the UL200 is operated correctly.

DON’T:

Be cold this winter

(Fig 1.)

(Fig 2.)

(Fig 3.)

Summary of Contents for UL200

Page 1: ...UL200 FREESTANDING WOOD FIRE INSTALLATION OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS October 2014 June 2018 Please leave this information with the appliance...

Page 2: ...Consequently the use of wood as fuel maintains the perfect equilibrium of nature because it is a renewable fuel of which burning is comparable with nature s life cycle The principle of clean combustio...

Page 3: ...ather and eliminate smoke spillage problems due to lack of draught 3 Ascertain suitable position for appliance and size of oor protector and check the ceiling to ensure that no major structural member...

Page 4: ...ue system into ue spigot with stainless steel self tapping screws 10 Drill and secure the appliance to the oor protector using the two holes in the rear bracket of the appliance FITTING SEISMIC RESTR...

Page 5: ...hieve a clearance factor of 0 30 Two spaced Layers of continuous material with minimum Air Gap of 12mm 12mm to achieve a clearance factor of 0 20 The shielding must be open at the top and bottom vente...

Page 6: ...People with respiratory heart or other relevant medical conditions should avoid inhaling vapours during the curing process All VHT paint will cure at the highest temperature achieved and will produce...

Page 7: ...forward the UL200 can be operated much like a traditional wood re due to its automatic functions Ensure the entire fuel load ts inside the rebox before closing the door The optimum fuel length is 300m...

Page 8: ...R ZONES Firewood should be cut and split in the early spring and stacked under cover with good ventilation to be ready for burning when required Look for cracks in the end grain as a sign of dry wood...

Page 9: ...ecautions must be taken prior to cleaning a Make sure all parts of the re are cold b Make sure the ashes are completely cold and not burning c Always use the most appropriate tools and items supplied...

Page 10: ...they will degrade over time The life of the consumables will vary depending on How often the re is used Type of fuel Some woods are much harsher than others General items that are considered consumab...

Page 11: ...TED WITH CRACKED GLASS CAUTION DO NOT USE THE FIRE IF THERE IS A MALFUNCTION A SUSPICION OF BREAKAGE OR UNUSUAL NOISES CAUTION NEVER THROW WATER ON THE FIRE WHEN IN USE OR USE WATER TO EXTINGUISH THE...

Page 12: ...the same time any other minor potential problems can be detected and corrected before they turn into major ones We think this is a small price to pay to ensure your heater is kept in peak condition T...

Page 13: ...by a failure or defect covered in this guarantee All claims in the first instance should be directed to the store of purchase Any repairs undertaken without the manufacturer s authority will render th...

Page 14: ...ndition of the fire box check or replace the firebricks if necessary check combustion plates and replace if necessary check and replace air tubes if fitted required check and replace glass and door se...

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