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Installation Instructions
Before You Start
Figure is a cross-sectional view of your
wood-burning stove. Here you can gain an
overview of the parts of which your stove consists.
. Air regulation-damper.
(see p. xxxxxxxxxx)
2. Steel smoke deflector, hanging on 2 hooks
(see p. xxxxxxxxxx)
3. Vermaculite smoke deflector
(see p. xxxxxxxxxx)
Please note:
The combustion chamber is covered with plates made of vermiculite, which is
a heat-insulating material. These plates ensure that the optimal combustion temperature is
quickly reached, and they must therefore remain inside in the wood-burning stove.
The two smoke deflectors ensure that the passage of smoke through the stove is as long as
possible, so that the flue gasses have more time to emit their warmth within the stove and the
surrounding area. In this way you get more warmth from the wood you add to the stove, as the
warm smoke is not simply sent out through the chimney.
Arrangement of individual components
It is important to ensure that all individual components are in place to no damage was done to
them during transport. In Figure you can see where the parts should be located in the stove.
The individual components that you must inspect are:
The steel smoke deflector must hang on the two hooks at the top of the wood-burning stove.
The vermiculite smoke deflector should rest on the side plates and be pushed all the way
back in the combustion chamber.
The rear plates must be pushed all the way back in the combustion chamber.
The divided base plate must lie flat on the bottom around the grate.
Only when you are confident
that the individual components are in place, you may begin with
the installation of the wood-burning stove.
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Top outlet
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Rear outlet
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