KIRAMI Premium Grandy, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE: Kirami Premium Grandy
Minimum fill:
The tub needs to be filled at least 5 cm above the upper
connection pipes of the stove before lighting the fire in the
stove (picture on right).
Do not let a full tub freeze in the winter. Empty the tub or
ensure appropriate heating.
Do not connect the stove to the circulation pump; it cannot
ensure the pressure because it is planned only for
gravitational circulation.
Note about the minimum fill and heating the stove!
The tub stove must never be lighted when the tub is empty or not full! Heating a half-
empty tub will lead to melting the stove! You must not start emptying the tub before the
fire and embers have burnt out completely. Heating a half-empty tub will lead to melting
the stove!
The water is layered when it heats up and, therefore, it needs to be mixed so that the actual
temperature can be found. The optional cover should be in place when heating the water.
Do not leave the water unattended, in case there is a risk of subzero temperatures. The drain valve
valves need to be left half open, so that any water collected in the tub can be discharged and it will
not freeze at subzero temperatures.
LIGHTING AND HEATING THE STOVE
The use of TUBE stoves is as easy as using any other normal furnace. The
draught can be adjusted with a grate in the mouth hatch. Loosen and tighten
the fastening on the button by turning it before you move it and tighten it to
the desired position.
Use smaller and dry kindling wood for igniting the fire and then add bigger
pieces as needed every 10 to 15 minutes. Maintain the fire in the stove
during heating, so that the wood will burn properly and the tub will heat with
maximum power. If the fire is too small, the heating time becomes
remarkably longer.
Use any lighter fluid according to the instructions. Do not use any other fuels for lighting. We
recommend lighting pieces, e.g. Burner paraffin bags.
Cold water and warm air (temperature difference/air humidity) often cause condensed water in the
ash collector. Therefore, the stove is not leaking although there is some water in the furnace. You
can suspect a leakage only if the water level is going down.
Use only small, dry firewood in the stove. The use of larger and damp firewood may double the
heating time and it will also generate a lot of smoke. We do not recommend black alder because it is
sootier than other wood. It is advisable to adjust the air intake of the stove according to the type
and size of the wood, so as to reduce the amount of smoke.
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