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worn off. Ensure that there are no more vapors and odor from the
paintwork.
For the stable operation of the stove during the first heating it is
necessary to organize a temporary chimney with a height of at least 2 m.
Caution! To avoid damage to paint during the first heating, do not apply
any mechanical influence to the surface of the stove until it
cools down completely and the paint is completely polymer-
ized.
Caution! The first heating should be performed with open door to
prevent scaling on the transparent screen.
Make sure all the elements of the stove and protective constructions
are functioning correctly. The stove can't be used in case it has any
malfunctions.
Correctly
working
stove:
n
does not have casing damage,
n
the door rotates freely on hinges and is securely locked in the
closed position,
n
The door hollow has a sealing cord fixed along the entire
perimeter.
n
The glass of the door is free of cracks, chipping, and other
damages.
n
Air control valve flap moves freely and tightly seals the channel
when closed.
7.2. Preparing the room for the stove installation
The stove should be installed in the room, which requires heating.
Structures of the room, which are located at the distance of less than 500
mm from stove and flue pipe, are to be protected from ignition as follows:
n
Walls and partitions of inflammable materials should be
covered with 25mm of plaster on a metal grid or with a metal
sheet on 10mm of a fireproof heat-insulating material
n
Under the stove, it is necessary to make a base of brick or other
fireproof material or a pedestal platform made of fireproof
material 100 mm high from the level of the wooden floor. The
dimensions of the base must be such that the minimum distance
from the stove to the edges of the base is at least 380 mm. There
is no need in any additional pedestal if the stove is installed on
the fireproof floor.
n
The floor of flammable and hardly-flammable materials in front
