INIS Oirr MK2, Руководство пользователя и инструкция по установке

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Inis Oirr MK2 Multifuel Boiler stove
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this fuel should be well alight. The
stove can be fully loaded now and a
bright high temperature fire should
result. Once the fire is well
established the “Easy Start” manual
damper should be closed. The stoves
output will normally not require
adjustment down of the thermostatic
damper until after approximately 1-2
hours depending on the system size as
the stove will take this time to fully
heat up.
Continuous burning
Your Inis Oirr MK2 boier stove is capable
of continuous burning making overnight
burning possible at a reduced output. To
achieve overnight burning, open the
thermostatic and “Easy Start” dampers
fully until the fire is burning rapidly.
Fill the firebox with a full charge of
fuel and let it ignite fully. When the
fire is burning brightly, the stove
dampers can then be closed down. With the
damper almost fully closed and the
correct draught in the chimney, an 8-12
hour burn time is possible. For more heat
output over a shorter time span the
damper can be opened up as necessary. To
avoid excessive blackening of the glass
the damper should be left slightly open.
To revive the fire after overnight
burning, riddle the grate, refuel the
firebox with a small amount of fuel, open
the thermostatic and “Easy Start” manual
dampers fully. Please be aware to avoid
excessive condensation in the boiler
during prolonged slow combustion and open
the damper more if it does occur. After a
prolonged period of slow combustion, the
stove should be fired at a high rate for
at least 30 minutes to help burn off
excessive soot deposits in the boiler
ways and the flue system. It is very
important that the installer has
correctly set the pump stats so as to
avoid cold water entering the stove for
any extended periods. A minimum return
temperature of 45 degrees Centigrade is
required to avoid condensation within the
boiler.
Ash clearance
The stove has two ash pans designed for
ease of handling. The ash pans should be
emptied before it is over filled to
protect the grate from overheating
especially when burning solid fuels as
the ash is an excellent insulator and
excess build-up of ash will cause grate
damage.
Stove cleaning and
maintenance
Regular cleaning is essential for safe
and efficient operation of the stove.
During the heating season it is
recommended to clean the stove weekly or
fortnightly. Inspect on a regular basis
the condition of the door seals and if
found to be worn replace immediately.
Only clean the stove when it is fully
cold. A pair of gloves should be used
when cleaning the stove and care should
be taken to avoid injury as a number of
the stove components are quite heavy.
The cast iron throat plates are removed
one at a time by pulling them slightly
forward along their length until the
retaining lugs are free of their slots.
The plates can then be lowered away and