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Once the stove is up to temperature you will see how the fuel gasses off to produce lovely light wispy flames 
rolling around the firebox. These flames are very controllable and by building on your experience you will be 
able to get the stove to respond to most of your requirements. 

De Ashing the stove is important, if the ash is allowed to build up it will touch the grate and stop cooling air 
reaching it, this will in turn cause the grate to overheat and become damaged and unserviceable. 

This sort of damage will not be allowed as fair wear and tear and will not be covered by the warranty. 

Overnight Burning. 

There is a skill and knowledge to acquire if you want to get the stove to burn for long periods.  

Here are the critical factors 

 

What type of fuel to use. 

 

How and when to re-fuel.  

 

Where to set the air controls. 

TIPS. 

Maximum length of burn will be achieved using a smokeless fuel on multi fuel stoves and hardwood on wood 
burning stoves. 

Build the fire up slowly by adding fuel during the evening, try to get the firebox full of red-hot fuel, before 
retiring to bed, give the stove a slight riddle and then top it up with a final load of smokeless fuel. Leave the 
over fire air and the air wash just cracked. 

If you admit too much air it will burn all the fuel away. 

If you don’t admit enough air the stove will go out without burning all the fuel and the glass will become dirty. 

You will have to experiment to find out the best way to keep the fire in. 

Riddling the Stove 

To riddle the stove simply insert one end of the tee bar tool into the brass eye at the end of the riddling rod 
and pull / push until the ash has been riddled away. 

MAINTAINANCE 

To keep your stove working well, you must make sure that it is kept in good condition. 

As you can see we have linked cleaning with maintenance, if you pay attention to keeping the stove clean and 
tidy, maintenance will be much reduced and the stove will work to its maximum potential.

 

ASH and clinker are the major problems with solid fuel stoves.  

To try and minimise them we have designed this stove with a large ash pan and an externally operated riddling 
grate allowing you to riddle the stove with the door closed. 

In addition to the large ash pan we have also fitted ash pan guides in either side of the ash pit base. These 
guides make sure that the ash pan is forced to go where we want it: under the grate. 

Day to day attention. 

Make sure that the fuel-loading door and ash pit doors close correctly and that there is no ash or dirt trapped 
behind them. 

Make sure that the base of the ash pit is clean, any dirt or pieces of coke could trap behind the ash pan 
stopping it from going fully up to the back of the stove. 

This could cause the ash pan to catch the back of the ashpit air inlet valve and hold it open. 

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Страница 1: ...User Information Wood and Solid Fuel Oven Stoves 24 09 15 Euroship Services UK Ltd Trading as Bubble Products 07 07 12 www bubbleproducts co uk...

Страница 2: ...too hot to touch It is essential that you provide secure and suitable fireguards Always use fireproof gloves when attending to or using the appliance The lower glass door panel on this appliance conf...

Страница 3: ...heating in addition to all the outstanding features of Bubble Stoves the oven stove provides a new cooking feature As a user owner you will need to familiarise yourself with how the stove side works a...

Страница 4: ...stored for about 12 months after cutting before burning This is a general guide and dependent upon the type of wood to be used Pine will dry out faster than Elm and some woods such as Willow will take...

Страница 5: ...pretty powerful combustible cocktail If the cocktail is mixed correctly it can be a good fuel but we have found that the mixing process is not reliable and sometimes a bag of fuel can be almost all pe...

Страница 6: ...hree air control valves on multi fuel stoves and two on wood burning stoves Under fire air for solid fuel Over fire air for wood burning Air wash air to help keep the door glass clean You will find yo...

Страница 7: ...elling ON THE OTHER HAND If you let the fire burn low and then put a huge load of fuel on you will kill the fire and it will go out or take some considerable time to recover during this time it will s...

Страница 8: ...t admit enough air the stove will go out without burning all the fuel and the glass will become dirty You will have to experiment to find out the best way to keep the fire in Riddling the Stove To rid...

Страница 9: ...ney On the Corner stoves it is a triangular plate which fits into the top of the stove and is supported by three small brackets and on the rectangular stoves 3 and 4B it is a rectangular plate support...

Страница 10: ...ight side bricks 4B STOVES FIREBRICKS Comprise of two rear back bricks one off left and one off right side bricks The firebricks are consumable items and will need to be replaced from time to time I f...

Страница 11: ...tart of the heating season The door glass should be replaced if it becomes etched or discoloured Remove the door and lay it down on some bubble pack Support it around its periphery taking great care n...

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