Saey Fenix 60 Optic, Руководство по эксплуатации

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6.1 First use
It is important to use your stove in the same way you warm up a car: GRADUALLY and with
GREAT CARE! For the first few days operating the stove you should use 1 to 2 kg wood. A low
flame and gentle heat allow the steel to ease off and dissipate cast iron, as well as ensuring that
the installation as a whole can dry out properly. Even after the appliance has been in use for some
time you should still avoid heating too intensely or too long.
The slight gain in heat is not worth the risk of damaging your stove.
When the stove is used for the first time it must first be completely dried. Warm it for around an
hour with a small quantity of fuel.
During this phase a few unpleasant odours may be released as the undercoat used dries out. If
necessary open a window or door.
Stay by the appliance during this phase and remove any condensation immediately before it has
the chance to break through the paint.
6.2 General use
Take care of the following:
The appliance may only be used when the fire door is closed. The doors of the stove must also
be closed when the appliance is not in use.
Take account of the power of the stove when loading wood. E.g. for a power of 8 kW you need
± 2.5 kg of wood per hour.
6.3 Combustion principle
This stove was developed for semi-slow burning. Loaded fully with wood and operating on a slow
burn the stove will burn through the night with sufficient embers left over the next day to relight the
fire.
It is also possible to set the stove to a very slow burn (no flames).
We do not recommend this for the following reasons:
a) it causes insufficient burning which pollutes the air extremely heavily and unnecessarily
b) this inadequate burning gives rise to extra smoke which deposits tar on the sides of the stove,
the flue and the window when condensing. An accumulation of tar is not only unsightly but
requires regular cleaning of the flue to prevent a chimney fire.
If you are burning damp or green wood the combustion air regulator must be sufficiently open to
obtain a good flame (see next page).