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7 COMMISSIONING
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USE
7.1 DOOR
OPENING
Open the door using the handle (A) supplied. Carefully
insert the tool in the appropriate side seat paying attention
not to damage the glass and twist it upwards to open the
door and downwards to close it.
The door should be opened gradually so the smoke can
be drawn up the
À
ue and not in the room. When lighting
the
¿
replace, and until it reaches the right temperature,
it should burn for a few minutes with the door ajar so that
the condensation that forms on the glass can evaporate.
Once the
¿
re is burning well, close the door to optimise
yield and consequently, wood consumption.
7.2
LIGHTING FOR THE FIRST TIME
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Check that all moving parts are suitably placed and the air
control valve and smoke diaphragm work properly.
The
¿
rst lighting (after the installation or at the beginning
of the season) must be made with reduced loads (~ 1
kg/h) keeping the device on for at least 4 hours at low
rate. Proceed with these feed rates for at least three days
before using the appliance at its full capacity. This will
allow for the evaporation of any moisture accumulated
in the refractory elements when not used.
• Light
the
¿
re using old and
¿
nely chopped wood so
that the
À
ame develops as much as possible. Once
the
¿
re is going well you can use larger pieces of
wood provided they are dry.
The
¿
rst time you light the
¿
replace smoke and unpleasant
odours might form and escape due to the complete drying
of some of the materials used. This phenomenon will
gradually disappear.
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FLUE DRAUGHT
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Never use alcohol, petrol, kerosene or other liquid fuels
to light the
¿
re. Keep these substances away from the
¿
re. Do not use petrol or chemical origin
¿
re-lighters
as they can seriously damage the walls of the
¿
rebox.
Only use ecological
¿
re lighting aids.
Do not touch the painted parts during the
¿
rst lightings
to avoid damaging the paint
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nish.
• During
the
¿
rst lightings, we recommend that you
keep the premises well ventilated.
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