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Fig.17
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
Before lighting check with the installer that the work and checks described in the previous pages of this booklet have
been carried out correctly and that the chimney is sound, has been swept and is free from any obstructions.
HOW CLEAN BURN WORKS
These stoves use
Secondary Air
, which passes through long preheated air inlet ducts and exits as an '
Air Curtain’
,
down
over the glass, keeping most of the normal tar deposits from condensing on the glass. The movement of this air
also promotes a
'Rolling Action
' that mixes and re-burns harmful deposits to give a '
Clean Burn
' .
LIGHTING
Open both
Primary
and
Secondary
air controls (Fig.17), by turning each fully clockwise.
The stove can be lit using paper, dry kindling, and/or fire lighters. Place the paper and kindling or fire-lighters on the
grate and cover with wood or a 50mm layer of solid fuel (
Never overload the firebox
). Light the fire and close the
stove door.
Wait until the fuel is well alight then load fuel and adjust the air controls to suit as described on the opposite page.
PAINT CURE DURING INITIAL LIGHTING
Note
The paint used for finishing the stove will emit fumes as it "cures" during initial firings. Also when at temperature
prior to curing, the paint will be very soft and can mark easily.
Ensure good ventilation by opening doors and win-
dows and avoid marking the paint surface.
It is best to avoid opening the stove door opening during curing as the rope may be pulled from it’s groove
leaving a hot door with no rope seal. Let the fuel load burn out and the stove cool down prior.
Primary Air Control
(Under Grate Air
)
Secondary Air Control
(Airwash Air)
STOVE AIR
CONTROLS
Fig.17
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
Before lighting check with the installer that the work and checks described in the previous pages of this booklet have
been carried out correctly and that the chimney is sound, has been swept and is free from any obstructions.
HOW CLEAN BURN WORKS
These stoves use
Secondary Air
, which passes through long preheated air inlet ducts and exits as an '
Air Curtain’
,
down
over the glass, keeping most of the normal tar deposits from condensing on the glass. The movement of this air
also promotes a
'Rolling Action
' that mixes and re-burns harmful deposits to give a '
Clean Burn
' .
LIGHTING
Open both
Primary
and
Secondary
air controls (Fig.17), by turning each fully clockwise.
The stove can be lit using paper, dry kindling, and/or fire lighters. Place the paper and kindling or fire-lighters on the
grate and cover with wood or a 50mm layer of solid fuel (
Never overload the firebox
). Light the fire and close the
stove door.
Wait until the fuel is well alight then load fuel and adjust the air controls to suit as described on the opposite page.
PAINT CURE DURING INITIAL LIGHTING
Note
The paint used for finishing the stove will emit fumes as it "cures" during initial firings. Also when at temperature
prior to curing, the paint will be very soft and can mark easily.
Ensure good ventilation by opening doors and win-
dows and avoid marking the paint surface.
It is best to avoid opening the stove door during curing as the rope may be pulled from it’s groove, leaving a
hot door with no rope seal. Let the fuel load burn out and the stove cool down prior.
Primary Air Control
(Under Grate Air
)
Secondary Air Control
(Airwash Air)
STOVE AIR
CONTROLS