FUEL CHOICE
You should avoid burning billets of split logs with a humidity of over 20% as it can
prevent theapplian- ce from achieving its declared technical specifications, and can
reduce the heat output.Burning softwood billets and high-resin wood in the
appliance is not recommended, as they result inheavy smoking and frequent
cleaning of the appliance and chimney flue.
Recommended Fuel
- the manufacturer recommends hardwood billets like beech, hornbeam, oak,
alder, birch, ash,etc., with billet or split log dimensions 30cm long and
circumferences between 30 and 50cm,and lignite briquettes.
- the humidity of the fuel wood for the appliance should not exceed 20%
.
Not Recommended Fuel
The following is not allowed to be burned in the heaters: minerals, e.g. coal, tropical wood (like
maho- gany), chemical products and fluids, (like oil, alcohol, petrol, and naphthalene),
laminated boards, or adhesive-bonded, impregnated or pressed wood chips and litter. If any
other fuel is allowed, it will be notified on the rating plate.
Avoid filling the hearth with wood fully, optimising the amount of fuel at one-third of thecombustion
chamber’s capacity.
FLANGE POSITIONING
(fig.1a)
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b
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c
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d
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For connecting the flange with the main body follow the steps as in photos below.
Remove first the metalic circle of the main body as in (fig.1b).Place easily the connection
flange which is packaged inside the fire body (fig.1c).Place the screws than in the side spaces,
to fix the flange on the body as in (fig.1d).Finally set the matalic circle on its first position (fig.1e).
