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9.13. Characteristic faults and methods of elimination
9.14. Security measures at the time of the stove operation
Before the beginning heating season the stove shall be tested. In the case of a fault, the stove shall be repaired.
A faulty stove is not permitted to operation. See signs of an efficient stove under point 9.2.
Carbon monoxide has neither smell nor colour, and is generated during the combustion of wood, coal, oil, gas
and other combustion agents. It is important to have good draught and reliable ventilation system so that
combustion products were exhausted through the stove pipe. Correctly installed stove designed so that to be
maximally safe during operation, nevertheless it is recommended to install the carbon monoxide sensors.
The sensors shall be installed at a distance from the stove to avoid false actuation. During the assembly and
service maintenance of smoke sensors it is necessary to follow the instruction provided by the manufacturer for
their assembly and location.
It is recommended to install the sensors at the level of «table» (but not close to the ceiling) to avoid false
actuation. Make sure that sensors actuate for the presence of carbon monoxide. In case of fire alarm (sensor
actuation):
ATTENTION! Don't leave an unattended heating stove and, also, don't trust children and people, who are
in a state of drug, alcoholic or other toxic intoxication controlling the stove.
ATTENTION! Don't touch to heated till high temperature of surfaces of the stove with hand without
defense and other exposed parts of a body to avoid burns and injuries.
ATTENTION! Don't locate a chimney, other inflammable materials on the plate in front of the combustor
or nearer of 0,5 m to the surface of the stove.
ATTENTION! To avoid an accident contact with a heat surface of the stove it is recommended to make a
barrier in the form of a netting or a fender of nonflammable material which shalln't prevent air flow near
of the stove.
ATTENTION! Don't install a closed sheathing, which would prevent free convective stream.
ATTENTION! Don't dry anyone things and objects on a partly cold surface of the stove, even.
ATTENTION! Carbon monoxide generation may be deathful.
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Pay attention to the signs of poisoning with carbon monoxide: headache, sickness, sleepiness.
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Increase the intensity of ventilation (open windows, doors)
Trouble type
Disturbance of a burning process
Emergence of fuming
Emergence of smell
Drops on an external surface of a
tube
Slow heating of a premise
Burnout of the fire bar and (or)
side walls
Possible cause
Chimney draft has deteriorated
Chimney draft has deteriorated
Evaporation of remains of oils and
volatile components of enamel
Insufficient impermeability of
joints of chimney
Insufficient heat insulation of a
premise
Incorrectly selected stove
Have used a fuel with high
burning temperature
Overheating of the stove
Troubleshooting
Clean the chimney
Clean the chimney
Preheat the stove in accordance
with point 9.2. in a place of
installation with maximum
ventilation of a premise
Densify joints with heat-proof
sealant
Make warmer a premise
Select a stove of higher power
Repair or replace the stove,
thereafter, use recommended fuel
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