Bubble Boat Bubble No 1, Инструкция по установке и общие указания

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the high fire screw needs adjusting to reduce the flow
of oil. (Screw the adjuster screw in to reduce the high
fire oil flow.)
Before adjusting the high fire screw, turn the flame
down and let it stabilize in blue flame combustion,
adjust the high fire screw by half a turn in and try
turning the fuel flow up, if it is still fuel rich repeat
the process until the hire fire flame is running blue
with just flicks of yellow in the tips.
To see a bubble stove running correctly see the
following link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqdQLFp3HkQ
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S S O O C C O O M M E E F F S S E E R R I I E E S S
1. L
IGHTING
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ORNER
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TOVE
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ORNER
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OD AND
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ACK
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ABIN
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OOKER
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When attempting to light the stove these are the
rules, which must be followed.
1. Always make sure that the pot is not flooded with
oil by looking down into the base of the pot.
2. Never try to light the stove if it is flooded with oil.
3. Always check that oil has not leaked from the
appliance.
4. Do not light the stove and leave it unattended until
it is settled down and stabilized into constant blue
flame combustion on low fire. (This could take 10 to 20
minutes.)
5. Make sure that you have purged the oil feed line of
all air and there is a steady and constant flow of oil
available at the inlet to the oil valve. Make sure that
all or any oil isolation devices are turned to the on
position. Remember that the oil valve needs a min head
of 300mm for gravity feed. When feeding from rear
tanks with appliances fitted forward always be aware
of the forward – aft trim of the vessel.
6. Do not use symphonic oil feeds to Bubble
Appliances, oil should be fed by gravity or pumped via
an appropriate pressure pump = head pressure less
than 99mbar.
On first light up it is advisable to warm the flue pipe
up to try and create chimney draft.
Lighting the Stove
Lighting the stove takes a little time and patience; the
following procedure should be adopted.
In the case of the Corner appliances, open the front
door and in the case of the Back Cabin Cooker remove
the hot plate and top baffle to gain access to the
burner, note that the back cabin cooker has a lighting
port fitted behind the lower ash pit door.
Remove the coal kit if it has been supplied with the
stove.
Lift the inner mesh catalyser from the burner.
Look into the bottom of the pot and turn the oil on at
full rate, allow oil to flow into the bottom of the pot
to form a pool about the size of a small digestive
biscuit and then turn the oil off.
Note that on first light up it may take a few
minutes for the oil to reach the pot as it has to fill
the pipework before reaching the pot.
Do not allow any depth of oil to build up.
Light a small piece of firelighter (about the size of a
pineapple chunk) and place it into the centre of the oil
pool.
Replace the mesh catalyser and the coal kit, if fitted
and then leave the door slightly open whilst the
firelighter gets the oil going.
After 30 to 40 seconds, you will notice the flame start
to establish itself and spread around the bottom of
the pot.
When this occurs, close the door or replace the baffle
and top plate and then turn the oil on to its minimum
setting.
After two or three minutes the flame should slowly
change from yellow into blue flame combustion and
settle down to a steady burn.
Note there may be the occasional growl or audible
vibration whilst the burner settles down into blue
flame combustion.
Allow the burner 10 – 15 minutes to stabilise and the
increase the flow of oil as required, moving by one
increment of the dial only.
Do not leave the appliance unattended during the
lighting and stabilising procedure.