Clarke 6910105, Руководство по эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию

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• If overnight burning is required, it can best be achieved by first driving off
any gasses or moisture as usual, following a full charge of fuel and then
closing the air vents fully. Experience will indicate the optimum setting.
However, by reducing the burn rate to such a level that the fire is still
burning the following day, the burning process creates heavy, tarry
chemicals which will become deposited on the inside of the flue or
chimney. This is an inefficient process which greatly increases the risk of a
chimney fire and makes it necessary to sweep the chimney more often.
ASH REMOVAL
Keep the stove free from a heavy buildup of ash. The frequency of this is
dependant upon the type and quality of fuel being used. Ash should be
removed before it builds up to the underside of the grate, at which point, the
grate would be burning hot on both sides, shortening its life expectancy.
When disposing of ashes, ensure they have cooled and always place in a
metal container. Be sure to remove the ash when the fire is at its lowest point,
such as first thing in the morning.
The Ash Can Filter is ideal for use in conjunction with the Clarke range of
vacuum cleaners, for collecting hot ash and debris from stoves.
ACCESSORIES
Refer to the Clarke website www.clarkeinternational.com for a full range of
Flue Pipes & Cowls for use with this classic cast iron stove. See also the
following accessories;
Fire Cement (1Kg tubs) Part No: 6910000
Ash Can Filter Part No: 6471130
Paper Briquette Maker Part No: 1801617
Log Buster 5 Electric Log Splitter Part No: 3402030
(See also Logbusters 4, 6 & 7)