© 2013 Brunner GmbH
User manual IRON DOG 02 (1.1)
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should be 3 cm.
Bring the push rod in its
“Start-up”
position. The combustion air can flow strongly on the wood in order to
reach fast high heating temperatures.
Pile wood logs loosely on the bottom grate. Put a fire lighter between the logs and light it on. To start the
fire, use small wood; large wood logs degas and ignite badly in a cold fireplace.
Never use products as gasoline, white spirits or the like to start a fire!
Close the fire door and observe the flame development during the first minutes. If the fire goes out, open
the door slowly and put a new fire lighter between the wood logs and light it on. Check the chimney
draught.
After approximately 10 minutes, bring the push rod in its
“nominal heat output”
position.
When the wood has burned down (glow phase) new wood can be added. Bring the push rod in its
“Start-
up”
position for about 5 minutes. Then bring it back in its
“nominal heat output”
position.
If no more wood has to be added, bring the push rod in its
“closed”
position at the end of the combustion,
this is when no flames are to be seen any more.
ATTENTION:
Never put the air control push rod in the
“closed”
position during the starting
up phase or during the nominal heat output phase (lack of air). In case of a sudden oxygen
admission (for example when one opens the fire door) gases present in the fire chamber can
react with the incoming oxygen (deflagration).
The Iron Dog draws its combustion air from the installation area. Consider the combustion air need in
case of simultaneous use of other fire places in the room.
