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door (fig. 1, pos. 3). Stove has secondary air flow regulation due to improvement of 
combustion and maintaining firebox glass clean. By combining primary air through 
regulator on the ashtray door and secondary air via buttons above firebox door (fig.1, 
pos. 12) desired combustion is achieved.  
 
Stove has auxiliary tools which serve to facilitate maintenance of the stove. Use 
these tools for shaking of the grid, it is to be inserted into the aperture of the shaker 
which is located below ashtray door, then use slow motions forward and backward 
during operation of the stove to enable passage of primary air. 
 
Woods and briquettes are recommended for burning. 
 

Do not use fuel oil, gasoline or similar as fuel for the stove, since usage of 
liquid fuels creates conditions for damaging of stove and possible explosion

 

Attention! 

  Do not use organic residues, food residues, plastic objects, combustible and 

explosive materials as fuel, since their combustion disturbs proper operation 
of the stove and may cause damages and pollution of environment. 

 

  Increased external temperatures may cause weak draft in the chimney, thus it 

is recommended more frequent burning in smaller quantities.  

 

  Usage of the stove in cases when meteorological conditions are bad and in 

case of strong wind, it is to be maintained on proper sub-pressure in the 
chimney. In indicated cases, smoke may return into the room in which stove is 
located. Firing up is protracted in such cases. 

 
We recommend burning on each one hour with the height of the fuel in the firebox up 
to 15 cm with crosswise positioning of the woods due to higher draft. 
 
Upon each filling, it is recommended to let stove to burn at least 30 minutes with 
maximal power, in order to burn all evaporable ingredients which are the reason of 
creation of condensate in the stove in this stage of combustion. 
 
For proper operation of the stove, it is necessary to: 
   • regularly clean stove and chimney, 
   • regularly ventilate rooms due to good combustion, 
   • regularly remove ash from ashtray, 
   • regularly remove deposited gravel and unburned materials from the grid, using 
cleaning accessories. 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
MANAGING OPERATION OF THE STOVE 

Summary of Contents for THERMO VULKAN

Page 1: ...MANUAL INSTRUCTION Solid fuel stove for central heating THERMO VULKAN...

Page 2: ...hnical characteristics which place it into top class and you will be assured of it during exploitation Please carefully read this manual before you start to use his oven since you will find tips and t...

Page 3: ...use 1 Description 2 Installation 4 Installation to the water heating system 6 Managing operation of the stove 10 Firing up and ignition 11 Cleaning and maintenance 12 General notes 13 Advices for envi...

Page 4: ...e and play in vicinity of the stove Only spare parts approved by the manufacturer may be installed on the stove Do not make any changes to the stove At the first firing up slight smoking may occur esp...

Page 5: ...e Firebox door fig 1 pos 8 are made of cast iron and has transparent glass Ashtray door fig 1 pos 11 are made of cast iron and has manual air flow regulator Fig 1 Integral parts of Thermo Vulkan 1 nat...

Page 6: ...00 x 400 mm Weight wihtout water with water 156 177 kg Minimal distance from combustible materials back 50 cm side 50 cm front 80 cm Emission of CO reduced to 13 O2 wood 0 07 0 966 g m coal 0 08 1 003...

Page 7: ...ted too deeply into the chimney not to reduce surface of its cross section thus reducing draft Ventilators which work in the same room in which stove is mounted may create disturbances with the stove...

Page 8: ...chimney may be fig 3 1 Chimney is lower then top of the roof small cross section of the exit 2 Too large slope 3 Abrupt alteration of the direction of smoke channel 4 Oven or other device connected t...

Page 9: ...d must be set to the pressure of max 3 bar boiler is tested for 4 bars Connection guide of safe valve must be as shorter as possible and may not have capability of closing In this guide also may not b...

Page 10: ...expansion vessel short connection between safety distribution guide and safety return guide is to be installed which on winter provides freezing of water in expansion vessel On safety distribution and...

Page 11: ...entative or vendor Important All connections must be well sealed and tightened Prior to operation complete installation should be tested with water under pressure of 2 5bar At the mounting of safety v...

Page 12: ...sity of the burning should be regulated on the air flow regulator fig 1 pos 3 close burner and ashtray door after creation of basic cinder put into the firebox some bigger pieces of woods or coal and...

Page 13: ...tion of the stove and may cause damages and pollution of environment Increased external temperatures may cause weak draft in the chimney thus it is recommended more frequent burning in smaller quantit...

Page 14: ...ake following steps Immediately call fire department Suppress oxygen inflow into the chimney and turn off the stove Do not put anything in chimney and look after fire not to extend to the wooden const...

Page 15: ...enable proper operation and longer life span of the stove Cleaning of external surfaces with soft cloth which will not damage stove surfaces Chemical cleaning agents may be used and don t damage surf...

Page 16: ...er of the stove will lose the right to service guaranteed by the manufacturer Procurement of spare parts is to be done exclusively through manufacturer based on positions and figures or their names in...

Page 17: ...removal and disposing of wooden battens since they are nailed Product Device is made of materials which may be recycled At the disposal of waste Observe local environmental laws Use only recommended...

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