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The surface of the stove can become very hot when in use. NEVER leave child-
ren unattended with the stove. children should be supervised to ensure they
do not play with the stove.
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This stove is not intended for use by person (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge,
unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the
appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
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The surface of the stove can become very hot when in use. Use appropriate
-heat proof- personal protection such as gloves when operating the stove.
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Take care with inflammable clothes, as clothes might catch fire when in close
range with the fire inside the stove.
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Do not work with inflammable solvents in the same room as where the stove
is working. Avoid risk, remove inflammable solvents and combustible materi-
als from the room.
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The stove is heavy, have the strength of the floor checked by an authorized
expert.
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Bad, wet, impregnated or painted firewood will lead to formation of con-
densation and/or soot in the chimney or in the fire place itself. Resulting in
lower performance and possible dangerous situations. follow the require-
ments as set out in chapter d3.
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Have the chimney cleaned and swept regularly following the local legislation
and or your insurance prescription. if no local legislation and/or insurance
prescription: make sure that at least twice per year (first time at the begin-
ning of the heating season), your entire stove system -including chimney- is
checked and maintained by an authorized specialist. When intensively using
the stove the whole system including the chimney must be cleaned more fre-
quently.
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Do not use the stove as a barbeque.
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Only connect one woodstove per chimney flue.
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Always be in compliance with the instructions of the local fire department.
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Do not use - wood work scraps with glues and/or solvents, - waste wood in
general, - cardboard (for start up purposes a minimum of paper may be used
only during the starting phase).
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Do not use liquid fuel, alcohol, petrol, gasoline etc.
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Do not burn waste materials or rubbish in the stove
A.1 eMeRgeNcy sTOP OF The sTOVe
in case of emergency: never use water to stop the fire. use a co
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(carbon dioxide)
fire extinguisher or call the fire brigade. in case of chimney fire also close the chim-
ney damper (if mounted).
A.2 NORMAL sTOP OF The sTOVe
the normal stop of the stove is by having the wood completely burnt, the fire will
than automatically extinguish.
Picture 1, safe distances
around the stove.
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not following the requirements as set in this manual might result
in dangerous situations and will lead to nullification of the warranty.
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