Burley 9605, Инструкции по установке и Руководство пользователя

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the stove to smoulder, to prevent this there is a smoke control screw
which your fitter should have set (see page 10-11).
7. Allow the logs to burn down until you just have red embers and little
or no flame. When adding new fuel, have the logs ready, and have
the door open for as little time as possible to retain the heat in the
stove. Open the door slowly then add 1-3 logs. If the logs have not
shown any signs of lighting after a minute, open the air control fully
and allow the logs to catch light. Repeat until you no longer wish to
run the stove & allow the fuel to burn out.
8. Do not try to smother the fuel – this will cause soot to deposit inside
the stove and flue liner, and is bad for the environment.
Load times will vary depending on the type of wood, its moisture
content, and the amount of wood you load each time.
Never overload the stove. Place the minimum amount of wood
needed to maintain a comfortable room temperature and a clean
burn. Add little and often.
Never shut the stove down until the fuel is well alight and has been
burning for at least 30 minutes.
Never attempt to shut the stove down to keep the fire on overnight.
When the fire has burnt down leaving just embers and you no longer
wish to use it, open the air control fully.