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RELOADING THE FUEL
To load fuel inside the machine while it is running, follow
the procedure below:
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Avoid overheating the stove by loading an excessive
amount of fuel.
Insert the fuel only when the grill bases are formed
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The stove is provided with a bypass valve that favours
smoke transfer in the fume exhaust duct, minimizing the
smoke puffs in the environment.
14.4 ADJUSTING THE PRIMARY AIR
The stove is provided with primary air adjustment system
for combustion control.
The combustion is adjusted by inserting the provided cool
handle in the slit on the base of the door corner turning
it to right to reduce the air intake and to left to increase
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14.5 ADJUSTING THE SECONDARY AIR
The stove is provided with a system that allows limiting
the soot and ash deposits on the glass and ensuring
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level and on the fume exhaust duct draught, you might
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around the glass.
The combustion is adjusted by inserting the provided
cool handle in the slit between the grids on the top of the
door, turning it to right to reduce the air intake and to left
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The draught should be adjusted by the installer at stove
commissioning.
If the fume exhaust duct draught is optimal, leave the
valve open, if the draught is excessive close it making
sure that there are no smoke puffs in the environment if
the door is opened.
The declared nominal yield of the chimney is obtained
by burning the right quantity of wood, making sure not
to overload the combustion chamber. The ideal length of
the wood is provided by the length of the log holder.
