Trianco Newton Stoves, Инструкция по эксплуатации, установке, пусконаладке и обслуживанию

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INTRODUCTION
The Newton Multi-fuel stove has been designed and
constructed to give years of trouble-free domestic space
heating. These instructions are provided to assist you in
obtaining the best performance with the least trouble and
cost.
To help us provide the highest levels of customer service,
it is important that the registration card is completed in
full and returned. To ensure you have a clear
understanding of the appliance, please take the time to
read these instructions.
The stove must be installed by a qualified engineer.
Routine cleaning can be carried out by the end user, but
the stove should be fully serviced, and the chimney
swept, on an annual basis by an approved engineer. Keep
all ventilation installed for use with the stove open and
clear of obstructions.
Do not put combustible materials close to the stove. Its
surface will become very hot during burning, so a suitable
fireguard should be used. Some household items, such as
photographs, paintings or television screens, may be
susceptible to damage from rapidly-fluctuating air
temperatures; as such, do not place them above the stove
area, where high-temperature air will circulate.
Do not use third-party spares with the appliance, or make
unauthorised modifications to its design. The stove must
not share a chimney with another appliance.
OPERATION
Before using the stove, check that the chimney is clear
and has been confirmed for soundness. Operate the stove
at low outputs for the first few days for glue and paint
curing; some odours may be given off during this time, so
keep the building well ventilated.
Solid fuels
Ensure the stove is set to burn solid fuel. The bottom
grate assembly, fire bricks, throat plate, front grate and
ash pan must all be present (see
fig 6 for assembly).
Note: on cold days it may be necessary to warm the flue
using two firelighters. Procedure:

Place firelighters, or a liberal coating of kindling
material (wood/paper, light paper) among a small
quantity of fuel in the combustion chamber.

After lighting, set the air regulator wheel to
maximum and the air wash to about 50%. To prevent
condensation build-up, leave the door partially open
until the glass has warmed.

With the fire established, open the fire door and fill
the combustion chamber to the top of the front
grate, sloping upwards to the rear of the chamber.
Close the fire door and ensure it is locked. For best
efficiency, set the air wash to about 25% and control
burning using the air regulator wheel.
Fig 1