Salamander Stoves 1701 SE, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Remember
6.4 Lighting a solid fuel fire
Use only Manufactured Smokeless fuel
The lighting procedure is the same as for wood, but remember………..
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6.5 De-ashing the Range
Wood that is smouldering and producing smoke with no flame, is burning very inefficiently
and producing unburnt gases and soot that deposit on the inside of the Range, flue and
the door glass.
Wood burns best when lying on a bed of about 1cm of ash.
Burning the Range too slowly (with the secondary air valve closed for too long) is not
recommended as this is very inefficient and produces unburnt gases and deposits in the
Range and flue. It is therefore not recommended that the Range is left lit overnight.
After refuelling, increase the amount of air to get the wood lit as quickly as possible. Once
lit, reduce the air again.
It will take time to get to know your Range and how best to operate it under different
conditions. The type and condition of the wood, chimney draught, weather, wind and
outside temperature will all slightly change the way the wood burns and therefore how you
should use the Range.
When in use, burning the Range vigorously for a short period will remove any build up of
As a rule of thumb….
Wood requires an air supply from the top. When burning wood efficiently, open and
control the fire with the secondary air control at the back of the stove and just crack
open the primary air control on the bottom door.
Solid fuel requires an air supply from underneath.
When burning solid fuel efficiently, control the fire with the primary air control at the
bottom of the Range and just crack the secondary air control to keep the glass clear.
WARNING
Do not load with solid fuel above
the level of the front bars.