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STARTING UP
· The appliance must only be started up after the mounting operations and the connection of the smoke evacuation ducts have been
completed. On a new appliance, the paintwork finish needs to be completely dried out, therefore we recommend that you carefully follow
the instructions below when first using the appliance:
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When first using, the appliance could emit odours which might be unpleasant; we recommend that you ventilate the room to eliminate
these odours;
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The paint on the appliance is only completely hardened after it has been used several times.
· The cooker is a an appliance whose functions comply with the EN 12815 norms; thanks to the cast iron structure of the firebox there
is a great thermal efficiency. The covering is in enamelled steel sheet and in the "Visible" versions, the upper doors of the oven and
firebox have a ceramic glass so you can see the flame and the food being cooked inside the oven. The basic versions have the smoke
outlet on the right while in left-hand versions have the positions of the firebox and the oven inverted with the smoke outlet on the left.
LOADING THE FUEL
· The appliance functions intermittently and therefore it needs to be fuelled up manually while it is operating;
· Perform the refuelling when the flame is low to avoid any unpleasant spillage of burnt product from the firebox door.
· To open the firebox door, use the tool supplied with the appliance.
LIGHTING AND USE
N.B. To light the stove, never use: alcohol, petrol or other inflammable liquids.
· When lighting up on a very cold day or with low pressure it is advisable to heat the flue by burning some newspaper in the stove.
· When adding fuel with the stove burning, always keep to the quantities indicated in the "Technical data" table.
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METHANE
2,5 kg
1 kg
1 m
3
2.4
2.5
2.6
=
=
5
4
3
2
1
0
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
WOOD ENERGY DEPENDING ON
HUMIDITY
Relative humidity %
Heat power
(kWh/kg)
2
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