Contura C i50, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Lighting Instructions
Feeding Wood:
Split logs
Length: 25-50 cm
Diameter: 6-9 cm
Normal weight: 2.5 kg/hour
Max amount: 3.5 kg/hour
(max 3
pieces per load. Max 3 kg per insertion).
Following loads
First and second load
adding wood
The first load of logs after lighting should not be put on until the start-up
fire has turned to embers and no yellow flames are visible. At the first and
second loads of wood after lighting, it is recommended to use 3 pieces
of wood to build up a proper glowing bed of embers and get the stove to
operating temperature. When a proper glowing bed of embers is achieved,
you can continue to add 2 pieces of wood at a time.
1. Open the door.
2. Insert one piece of wood diagonally on the bottom and place the
remaining logs on top.
3. The damper must be completely open until the logs turn black and catch
fire. This can take about 3- 5 min. The damper can then be closed. The
conditions for controlling combustion vary depending on the firebox
temperature, the moisture content of the wood and the draft in the
chimney.
4. A nominal output of 8 kW is obtained when the combustion air damper
is at 2 dots. 2 logs with a combined weight of 2 kg can be added at the
same time every 50 minutes.
5. The lowest output is obtained when the combustion air damper is at 1
dot and 2 logs are lit. In this operating position, it is important that the
combustion air damper is fully open for the first 3-5 minutes so that
the wood has time to burn properly before the supply of combustion
air is reduced. A condition for regulating the output is a thick bed of
embers and high temperature in the firebox. When the fire has died
down to embers, and no yellow flames are visible, more wood should be
added.