Bubble CORNER OIL STOVE, Инструкция пользователя

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(STOVES WITH BOILERS)
7. Has the oil trip lever tripped off?
8. Has the boiler stat tripped off?
6-7. Operating oil flow rates
OIL Flow rates in cc per minute.
min max
4cc 10cc
Oil Flow Rates In litres Per hour.
.24 litres .6 litres
Oil Flow Rates In litres Per 24 hours.
5.76 litres 14.4 litre
Oil Flow Rates In litres Per 7 x 24 hours.
40.32 litres 100.8 litres
To achieve optimum burner performance at these
flow rates you will need to have matching flue
vacuums as stated.
6-8. O
IL SMELLS
Visual check on all joints for obvious leaks.
Check that the descaling lever packing gland nut is
adjusted.
6-9. D
EFLOODING A FLOODED POT
If the stove is blown out by severe down draughting
oil will run into the pot to a depth of approx 15mm
and then stop. If this has occurred do not attempt
to light the pot until it has been de flooded.
To carry out this procedure you will need:
A small, leak proof plastic bag.
b. A small sponge.
A larger plastic bag for disposal of the residue.
A pair of disposable plastic gloves.
Put a small plastic bag into the stove and sponge
from the pot into the bag, when the excess oil has
been removed put the plastic bag and sponge into
another plastic bag and dispose of it.
6-10. O
IL LEAKS
If the stove has blown out, flooded oil should not
leak from the pot, if it has leaked into the drip tray
it will have come from the descaling seal or the boat
could have been subject to heavy movement causing
the oil to splash around and leak through the air
holes in the side of the pot.
7.0 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE
1. Every 4 weeks:
Operate the descaling lever by turning it completely
two or three times.
2. As required:
Clean inside of door glass.
3. Every eight weeks:
Clean the burner completely by removing all the
inner components as follows,
1. Open the front door via the circular brass knob.
2. Remove the coal kit if it has been supplied with
the stove.
3. Remove the inner mesh catalyser
4. Remove the lower burning ring.
Scrape the bottom of the pot clean and remove all
carbon build up.
Reassemble in the reverse order.
4. Every 24 weeks:
Tighten up the gland nut on the descaling device to
stop oil smells.
5. Once per year:
Have your service man replace or clean all the
filters in the oil supply line.
6. Every two years:
Have your service man clean out the filter and
check the function of all the safety equipment
associated with the stove, oil supply and plumbing
system.
Remove and clean out the oil supply pipe from the
valve to the pot.
7. As required:
Keep the Coals, Coal kit, and burner inners in good
condition, replace as necessary.
8-0 WARRANTY
1. Fill in the warranty form and returned it to us,
the information recorded on the warranty form
helps us to deal with any problems you may
encounter.