Fogo Montanha Versatile H600, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Cold start
1. Slide the aeration control to the full open position.
2. Open the door.
3. Carefully place the large logs on the vermiculite surface.
4. Cover the logs with kindling wood, paper with the wood shavings on top.
5. Set fire to the paper and close the door.
6. Allow to burn ablaze until the wood is burning and the ashes glow.
7. Allow the fire to reach its maximum heat and then choose a control setting.
Rekindle and reload
1. Slide the aeration control to the full open position.
2. Open the door slowly.
3. Use the fire-poker to rake the embers evenly on the vermiculite surface.
4. Load fresh wood onto the embers followed by the larger logs.
5. Close the door and allow the fire to burn ablaze to heat the appliance and get the ashes glowing.
6. Choose a control setting.
Note: Do not load wood above the metal strip on the back of the unit's combustion chamber.
12. MANAGING THE FREE STANDING FIRE UNIT
There are three settings to choose from:
A. Very high radiant and convection heat output – Very high wood consumption. Fully open the aeration control to
create a fast burning flame. This setting should only be used to light the unit. Once the appliance is hot, you should select
another setting - (B) or (C).
B. High radiant and convection heat output – Low wood consumption with minimum pollution and maximum
efficiency
. Gradually close the aeration control to create a slow and soft flame. In this setting, a free standing fire unit full
of wood should burn all night while maintaining a high convection heat output.
C. Medium radiant and convection heat output – Very low wood consumption. Fully close the aeration control to
lower the flame. The free standing fire unit will burn all night but the glass will probably become dirty because the unit will
not be operating at its full efficiency rate.
Whichever setting you choose depends on how much heat output you want and how long you want the wood to last.
Remember, the more open the aeration control, the greater the radiant heat output, with no improvement in convection
heat output but with a much higher wood consumption.
Note: For maximum heat and efficiency, you should choose setting B.