Plamen CALOREX 100, Техническая инструкция

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corkboard etc. should be strictly observed, in particular 800 mm in front of the cookstove and 400 mm in
other directions.
In case of highly inflammable materials, such as PVC, polyurethane, pressed wood fibreboards
etc., or materials of unknown inflammability, these clearances should be doubled.
If the cookstove is to be installed in a room with combustible or heat sensitive flooring, it shall be
placed on a solid, non-combustible floor protector. The floor protector must be dimensioned to extend at
least 800 mm to the front of the cookstove and 400 mm to other directions.
Operating Instructions
Before the first firing, wipe all enameled surfaces and cooking plate first with a wet and then with a
dry cloth. Check the air supply control and flue damper for proper operation.
The cookstove performance and combustion depend on the fuel quality, adequate chimney
design and maintenance, proper flame adjustment, cleanliness of the cookstove and correct firing and
reloading.
The cookstove is designed to burn wood, wood briquettes. Use only well-seasoned dry wood with
low moisture content to reduce the likelihood of greasy soot (creosete) buildup on the chimney walls,
which may cause clogging of the chimney.
For best performance, i.e. to achieve the rated output, add two logs or briquettes every half hour
and set the air control to the position that suits best the desired flame level.
Use the recommended amount and dimensions of wood. Failure to do so may result in
deformation and damage to the stove parts.
Empty the ash pan regularly. The ash in contact with the firebox riddling grate may cause damage to the
grate.
Start the fire with a small amount of crumpled newspaper and well-seasoned dry kindling. Set the
air control to fully open position and the firing control handle (pos. 323 ) to "+" position.
At outdoor temperatures above 15 °C there might be some problems with the firing due to
insufficient negative pressure within the chimney (poor draught). In that case, try to achieve the
sufficient negative pressure by firing the chimney directly.
The cooker parts are painted with a heat resistant paint. With the first firing, this paint gradually
sets and some fumes of a characteristic odour may be given off in the process. Therefore ventilate the
room during this phase.
Warning! The paint might be damaged if the first firing is not at moderate heat.
Therefore, with first firing of the stove (at least 10 hours), burn moderate fire (charging should not
be more than half the recommended amount of fuel for the rated power).
. Do not keep
inflammable liquids near the cookstove.
Wait for the fire to flare up and for the flue to heat up sufficiently, then set the control handle to "-"
and leave it in this position until next firing. Prolonged operation with the firing control handle in the
position "+" may cause damage to certain components of the cookstove and therefore should be
avoided.
Keep the firebox door always firmly shut, except when reloading the cookstove.
To prevent smoke from leaking through the cooker door into the room, do not open the door and
do not refuel the cooker while the flame is high.
The cookstove should be regularly cleaned and inspected by a chimney sweeper or some other
qualified person.
Clean the cookstove with maximum caution and only when completely cooled down.
Remove and clean the top plate and flue pipe. Brush off the soot built up on the internal walls,
remove the cover from the hole below the oven door and, by means of a special scoop, take the ash and
soot out. Prior to proceeding with the cleaning, remove the oven door as follows:
• Fully open the door (Fig. 1A)
• By means of a screwdriver, push the hinge lever pins upwards, in arrow direction (Detail
"A")
• With the door ajar, remove it from the hinge holders by pulling it up in the arrow direction
(Fig. 1B)
•
To reassemble the door, insert the hinge levers in the respective slots and push the hinge
lever pins down.
WARNING! Do not use alcohol and petrol or for ignition or re-ignition
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