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A Few Hints
Wood should be stacked front to back - with the
ends facing the door - and with space between
them for air to flow around.
The door should remain closed at all times
except when first establishing the fire and
when loading.
There are many factors that can affect the way
your heater burns, including flue height, wood
type, shape, amount, the way it is stacked,
wind conditions and outside air temperatures
to name a few. You will find that before long
you will get to know how your heater works
best for you.
Overnight Burns
Large unsplit logs are the best fuel to use.
Make sure you have a good strong bed of
glowing coals and the heater is hot before
loading the logs.
Place a load of wood on the strong base fire
and coals, shut the door and leave on high for
about 20 minutes or until the logs are charred
all over.
Turn down to low.
Restarting After an Overnight
Burn
Adjust air control to high.
Rake the hot coals.
Place some kindling and small logs on the
coals.
Once the fire is established, start putting on
larger logs.
Removing Ashes
When the ashes are level with the firebox
opening, it
’
s time for a clean out. This should
only be done when the firebox has completely
cooled. Removing hot ashes is hazardous.
Push chunks of charred wood to one side.
These will burn in the next fire, so it would be a
shame to waste them. Using a metal scoop,
remove excess ash and place in a metal
container.
You should leave a small amount of ash in the
firebox to provide an insulating base for the
next fire. Rake them over so they form a flat
bed.
When disposing of the ashes, keep them in a
metal or other non-combustible container with
a tight fitting lid. Move them outdoors
immediately to an area clear of combustible
materials. Do not place them in plastic
receptacles.
Heater Fans
Your Clean Air heater comes with a factory
fitted fan can be used to help spread the
heated air around your house quicker. It does
not have to be on if not required as the heater is
design to have natural convection.
Plug the power cord from the rear of the
heater into a power-point. This must be
switched on for the fan to run. A remote
control that is supplied with the heater is
used to turn the fan on and determine the
speed (Low, High, Boost).
THE FAN SHOULD NOT BE USED WHEN
THE AIRSLIDE SETTING IS ON LOW OR
OVERNIGHT SETTING.
THE FAN SHOULD NOT BE USED UNTIL
AFTER THE FIRE HAS BEEN BURNING FOR
AT LEAST 20 MINUTES.
USING YOUR HEATER
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