CONTENTS
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General Dimensions
Technical Data
CPR Declaration of Performance
Stove Controls and Features
Important Safety Advice
Installation Regulations
Household Insurance
Packing List
Inspecting your new stove
Removing the Baffle Plates
UK Smoke Control Areas
Recommended Fuels
Prohibited Fuels
How different fuel burns
Controlling the Combustion Air
Burning Wood Logs
Burning Mineral Fuels
Slumber Burning
Removing Ash
Installation Check-list
Installation General Guidelines
Fitting Instructions
Commissioning
Important: First Fires
Trouble-shooting
Routine Checks
Standing Down
Routine Maintenance
Hi-Flame Warranty
Hi-Flame Spare Parts
Annual Service
Service Record
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PLEASE NOTE
This instruction manual is also used for a number
of other inset stove models in the Hi-Flame product
range and therefore some of the stove photographs
and diagrams used, which are used for guidance
purposes only, may differ slightly from your new
Hi-Flame Inset Convector. However, the principles
illustrated here remain the same.
Hi-Flame Fireplace (UK) Limited June 2014
INTRODUCTION
Thank-you for purchasing the Hi-Flame
Inset Convector. We are confident that
it will warm your home even on the
coldest winter days and provide you
with many years of pleasurable heat.
Before you install or operate your new
inset stove however, please read this
booklet which contains important
safety advice as well as instructions
which will help you make the most of
your new stove.
All users of this stove should be aware
of the contents of this handbook. If
other people are going to operate the
stove then please keep this booklet
handy so that it can always be quickly
referred to.
Never let anyone use the stove who is
unfamiliar with its correct operation.
