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2.2
Combustion airflow settings
The settings must always be as shown.
Fuel
Primary
airflow set-
ting
Start damper
setting
Combus-
tion dura-
tion in hrs
Lighting
OPEN
OPEN
-
Firewood
Nominal heat
load
MIDDLE/
CLOSE
CLOSE
approx. 1
Not in use: do not add any more
fuel
CLOSE
CLOSE
-
Table 2
3.
Use
3.1
Controls for use and settings
3.1.1
Primary air control
The rate of combustion and therefore the heat delivered by the stove are determined by
the amount of air for combustion air flowing under the grid. This primary air supply is set
using the performance regulator control.
Fast combustion: primary air lever open (all the way to the right)
Slow combustion: primary air lever closed (all the way to the left)
3.1.2
Start damper
For lighting the stove the start damper must be open and when cooking or heating it must
be closed.
Pull out the heating flap: Open, starting
Heating flap pushed in: closed (cooking, baking, roasting, heating)
PLEASE NOTE
Leaving the start damper open when heating will cause the stove to overheat which
will damage the stove and its parts. In addition leaving the start damper open will
increase fuel consumption.
3.1.3
Ash pan
•
The ash pan is underneath the fire chamber. It must be checked and emptied regu-
larly.
•
Emptying the ash pan must be done when the stove is cold. Please ensure that no
glowing or burning pieces of wood remain. Please make sure that no glowing, un-
burned remains end up in the dustbin.
•
Always remember to put the ash pan back in its place. Forgetting to do this makes use
of the stove dangerous.
•
You must ensure that the ash pan is pushed in until it touches the rear wall.
