Spartherm Varia 2L 80h-P7, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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intensify or diminish quickly as is the case with liquid or gas
fuels. Solid fuels like firewood react more slowly.
Top – Down Lighting Method (Alternative)
Lighting a fire can sometimes be difficult. The following
method of lighting a fire is one that is widely practiced in
other parts of the world. This is a tried and tested
procedure which is better for the environment.
If you experience problems with the traditional (bottom
up) method, particularly relating to smoke spillage then
please try the following:
People often talk about top down and bottom up lighting.
You either start lighting from the top or from the bottom.
The top down method produces less soot and ashes
(better for the environment), minimises smoke spillage
into the room, ensures better air supply and makes the
first wood load last longer
.
What you will need:
•
3 or 4 larger logs of wood (dry)
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8 to 12 pieces of kindling sticks
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Firelighters
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Matches
Step1
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Ensure that all air controls in the fireplace are
open (if available). Put the logs on the bottom of
the fireplace. It is important that the wood is cleft
and dry. The logs may be as thick as a fist or
thicker.
Step 2
•
Add a layer of small logs of about 4 cm, and then
one or two layers of kindling. Remember that air
is important – approx. 1 cm between the pieces of
wood is the perfect spacing.
Step 3
•
Put 3 or 4 pieces of paraffin or alcohol based
firelighter (about 3cm x 3cm each) on top of the
layer of kindling wood.
Step 4
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Light each of the firelighter pieces and close the
door to within 5 cm of closed. Leave the door
slightly open or ajar for about 10 minutes or until
the fire has established itself. Do not leave the
fire unattended with the door open.
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When the flames are well established and the
larger logs are burning, close the door.