Woodfire EX 12 Double Sided, Руководство по эксплуатации и установке

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Woodfire EX, Manual Rev: 1.0
• Do not use resinous wood (spruce, pine, fir). These types of wood will darken the window more
quickly and increase sparking. If possible, use hardwood (birch, beech, oak, fruit trees).
• Adjust the wood feed quantity to the actual heat requirement.
• Make sure that the fire is burning with a complete combustion. The ashes should be white. Black
charcoal remains indicate a bad burn. Also the combustion chamber lining of the stove should be
bright after firing and not sooty black.
Your stove must not be used to burn waste.
6 Cleaning and care
Clean your stove only when it is cold. Use work clothing and cover the area in front of your stove
with a protective sheet. Make sure that any disassembled parts are correctly positioned back in
the stove after cleaning.
6.1 Cleaning the combustion chamber and firebrick lining .
Cleaning the combustion chamber and the flue:
The combustion chamber, the baffle deflector plates and the combustion air duct must be
examined for deposits at regular intervals and, if necessary, cleaned. Use a hand brush or an ash
vacuum cleaner to remove the debris. Do this cleaning at least once a year or after each heating
season. The chimney should be swept at least once a year. Heavy use of the stove may require
more frequent chimney sweeping and cleaning in the stove. Before each heating season check the
chimney and flue for any blockage. The stove should be serviced annually by a specialist.
The heat exchanger tubes will also need cleaning and can be reached by taking the baffle deflector
plates out of the stove. Carefully note their position before removing them to ensure that they are
re-positioned correctly.
A woodburning stove burns best with an ash bed. It is therefore not necessary to remove the ash
from the stove after each burn. If too much ash has accumulated, then sweep or push the ashes
into the ash pan below. Remove the ash drawer by the handle and dispose of the ash properly.
After cleaning, the ash box must be put back. Dispose of the ash into a non-combustible container
outside as the embers can be hot for 24 hours or longer.
The viewing window is easiest to clean with a commercially available glass cleaner, then wipe it
with a dry cloth. Make sure that the fire rope does not get wet and that no scratches are made in
the glass. Any damage due to improper cleaning is not covered by the warranty.
Cleaning the frame: Clean the outside painted cladding of your stove with a damp cloth (not
microfibre) without detergent. For stainless steel elements we recommend a stainless steel
cleaner.