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KIVI‐IKI wood‐burning stove: instructions for installation and use
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5.2 Maintenance
Note! The glass hatch will change colour and get darker in use. If the paint wears off, it can be
repainted with heat‐proof paint (600‐degree). Before painting you need to sand down the hatch
and wipe the surface clean with a degreaser.
5.3 Troubleshooting
IKI‐Kiuas Ltd customer support helps out in all stove‐related issues. See contact details on page 2.
Before calling us, pay attention to the following guidelines:
1. Check the warranty from the purchase receipt, (refer to page 4 for details on warranty).
2. Check the troubleshooting guide and see what you should do to attempt to fix the situation.
TROUBLE HOW TO FIX IT
There is no draught
1. Check the chimney is not blocked, and the closing panel
in the pipe is open
2. Has the chimney been swept as instructed?
3. Is low pressure affecting the weather? Burn paper in the
furnace and leave the hatch open for a while.
4. Check that the kindling and wood are dry
Too much draught in the furnace
1. Close the hatch and ash box
2. If the pipe is a long one, adjust the panel in the pipe
The sauna does not heat up
properly
1. Is the stove the correct size for the sauna room (heating
capacity versus room size, insulation, timber walls, stone
and glass surfaces)
2. Is the air ventilation designed correctly?
3. Are there enough stones and have they been laid
correctly?
4. Check the condition and quality of the stones: use
olivine diabase under 10 cm diameter
The stones are not heating up
properly
1. Are there enough stones and have they been laid
correctly?
2. Check the condition and quality of the stones: use olivine
diabase under 10 cm diameter
3. Is the wood dry and have you set the correct amount?
Water type
Effect Recommendation
Humus concentration Color, taste, precipitates
<12 mg/l
Iron concentration Color, smell, taste, precipitates
<0,2 mg/l
Hardness: most important substances
are manganese (Mn) and lime, i.e.
calsium (Ca) Precipitates Mn: <0,05 mg/l
Ca: <100 mg/l
Chlorinated water Risk to health Forbidden
Seawater Fast corrosion Forbidden