M Design ZINO 1100, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

Страница: 3 / 13

1 GENERAL
1.1 TRANSPORT AND INSTALLATION
• The ZINO is transported in a horizontal position.
•For facilitate transport you can use a set of solid rubber straps/belts.
Before the installation of ZINO it is necessary to check that the door mechanism functions properly and
that the interior lining of the stove thermal linings are remaining in their correct positions. (see Pic.11
pp.9 )
1.2 FUEL
1.2.1 Recommended fuel: Wood - hard, - dampness approx 16%
The quality of the wood is extremely important for the optimal functioning of the stove /output, clear
glass, etc.../. The idea is to use dried hard wood with moisture content 12% to 18%. Damp wood gives
off less heat, clogs the chimney and the glass of the stove’s door. You can also use compressed wood
briquettes and it is the best to use them in combination with wood also you can use Peat. Damage
as a result of excessive temperature or over firing is not covered under the guarantee; two halves of
woods of the 2kg weight are equal 5-7kW.
1.2.2 Optimal operation
Optimal use of fuel and optimal operation of the stove reach loading approx 1,5kg of wood lying on the
floor of the fire chamber, laid side to side of the combustion chamber. The draught of chimney should
be a minimum of 12 Pa and the regulator set for maximum air supply.
1.2.3 Forbidden fuel
The use of treated wood /painted, etc. / and all types of household waste, which can disperse hazar-
dous gases, is FORBIDDEN and CANCELS OUT ANY CLAIM ON THE GUARANTEE. The use of fluid
fuel /petrol, etc. / is also forbidden.
1.3 STARTING THE FIRE
• Set regulation at maximum ( see Pic.1 )
• Put a bed of tinder (paper or firelighters) with a little kindling (small twigs or pieces of wood) in the
stove and light the tinder.
NOTE: When a fire is made for the first time, the paint
will harden and that give off smoke and a smell, which
starts after the fire has burned for about 10 minutes and
lasts for about 15 minutes. See to it that there is ample
ventilation in the room. The combustion chamber should
be kept closed except for fuelling to prevent entry of gases into
the room.
3
Pic.1