Jetmaster SLOW COMBUSTION, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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SLOW COMBUSTION FIREPLACE INSTALLATION AND OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
Logs with smaller diameters, or split logs will burn more effectively and more efficiently.
Any length of log, can be burned, as long as if fits inside the unit. Care should be taken to prevent the
logs from resting against the window.
Smaller logs and twigs are recommended to establish the fire. Larger pieces of wood are
recommended for longer burning cycles, while even larger bulky wood chunks should be avoided as
it would not burn efficiently.
CARE & MAINTENANCE
This unit is designed to operate for many years with minimum maintenance required. Keeping the
unit in a neat and clean condition will extend the lifespan of the unit.
Ash
It is advisable to always maintain a layer of ash at the bottom of the unit. It is thus not necessary to
clean the unit after each use.
Ash can be cleaned by scooping up loose ash inside the unit.
For thorough cleaning from time to time, all ashes can be vacuumed out, and the inside can be wiped
down, with a soft, moist cloth. The inside can be touched in with Jetmaster heat resistant paint. DO
NOT use any other type of paint.
Always ensure that the unit is dry, after cleaning. Excessive moistened areas, or areas where water
might have collected, must be avoided at all times to limit the possibility for corrosion. If necessary,
light a fire in the unit, so that it can heat up and all moisture can be driven away.
The window.
This fireplace is designed with a air wash system that ensures a film of fresh air running over the
inside of the window, limiting the amount of soot build up.
During different burn cycles, the amount of soot noted on the window, will vary. Slow burn cycle
will cause more soot build-up, while subsequent hot burn cycles, can burn away some of this soot
leaving a cleaner window.
From time to time it is necessary to clean off the accumulated soot / ash from the inside surface of
the window. The amount of soot which may deposit on the window might depend upon the local
amount of draught present or the regulation of the air control.
A practical method for cleaning the window is to use some kitchen roll - soak it with hot water, and
dip it into some ashes. Rub the glass with the paper, and you will see that most of the soot will
disappear. Rinse the glass with clean water and dry completely before burning the fireplace.
If it is necessary to clean the glass more thoroughly, we recommend a “Glass cleaner”.
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