KAL-FIRE Fera 105, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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2.2.2 Positioning of the chips/moulded fire bricks/ white
stones and logs
The chips cover the whole of the Fera’s cover plate. The flame can be
influenced by the quantity of chips used. A small quantity will allow
more air to pass through,
producing wilder flames. Using a
lot of chips will produce a steady
flame and a red glow. The
provided amount of chips is the
same for Fera 60, 75 and 105.
Do not use all the chips for the
Fera 60 and 75. The two pictures
below are the same stoves but
with a different amount of chips. The chips can create a turbulence if
they are situated in front of the safety flame. This can cause an error
and the appliance could extinguish.
Figure 4: Cover plate
Caution !
The chips must not cover the holes which are
situated at the front of the burner. The safety
flame must be in direct contact with these holes
otherwise the burner could not be lighted
correctly.
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Tip 1: Cutting through the chips will produce a thinner chip which will
glow more.
Tip 2: Before putting the chips in place, it is best to position the
rearmost log first, and also the two logs on either side. The chips can
then be laid on the logs. There will then be plenty of air under these
logs which will produce a better glow.
Tip 3: You may partly cover the pilot light cap, but you must be able
to see that the pilot light is burning at all times. This will produce a
more realistic effect.
The fire bricks which are available with the Fera ensure good
conduction of the combustion air. These cover the burners and cover
plate (see Figure 4) to the thickness of one granule. If too many
bricks are placed on the burners, a very stable flame is produced. The
fewer the bricks, the more dynamic the flame. The fire bricks must be
filtered before placing them on the burner. Due to transport, dust is
created and this may block the burner.
The white stones must be filtered before they are placed on the
burner. Due to transport, dust is created and this may block the
burner.
The Fera’s logs must be positioned as follows, see following page: