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If the hotplate is not hot enough, the ash door can be opened as an
exception.
If the heat
capacity of the domestic water boiler is exceeded then the excess energy is let off through
the heat sink (closed circuit).
This must not be allowed to be a regular situation.
1.7 Roasting and baking
Roasting and baking in winter
- Grate position "DOWN"
- central control to "III"
- secondary air slide "OPEN"
(only K148)
Close the top lids, if possible. A lively fire is necessary
to roast
. Wood is particularly suit-
able, to keep the oven temperature over 200 °C. The roasting oven temperature can be
controlled by adding fuel and by using the temperature control.
A weak fire is sufficient
for baking.
Turn the temperature control down and only add a little
fuel. The baking oven should in any case be preheated and do not use tinplate tins.
Roasting and baking in summer
-
Grate in position "UP"
- central control to "III"
- secondary air slide "CLOSED"
(only K148)
Otherwise the same instructions as above.
If the roasting oven temperatures goes over 300 °C, turn the temperature control
back and open the roasting oven door on the catch.
Oven lining
Place tinned or round shaped cakes on the roasting rack on the bottom shelf. To quick
roast use the top shelf.
1.8 Care and cleaning
The period of time between cleaning the stove and the flue pipes depends largely on the
type of fuel used, the draught and the mode of operation. It should certainly be cleaned if:
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heating performance drops,
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the fuel burns poorly despite powerful air intake (open ash door)
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smoke occasionally comes out of the doors or there is a smell of flue gas in the room)
or
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the time for heating is excessive.
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Unnecessary escape of dust can be avoided if all opening on the stove remain closed,
if they are
not
actually being used for accesses at the time.
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Take the hotplate out (Fig. 15) and clean out the chimney connection (Fig. 16). The
hotplate can remain in place while cleaning for the upper smoke connection areas.
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sweep soot and ashes from the oven roof into the draught shafts
Summary of Contents for K148
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