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Notice also the fire safety in front of the furnace. There shouldn't be any flammable
materials in front of the furnace. There should be an area, which is demonstrated in the
picture that should be made of incombustible material such as concrete, sand or metal.
Magnesium anode rod
Magnesium will work as anode, meaning that magnesium will
corrode before heater's aluminium does.
The mangesium rod should be replaced annually or after it has
been depleted. If the rod hasn't been changed on time the heater
won't have guarantee left.
Replacement instructions are on the replacement rod package.
NB! Before heating up check that the thread is waterproof. If
water is leaking through the thread then fasten it more and check
that o-ring is in place.
Usage
Warning!
Never start the fire when the tub is empty or the water
level is insufficient! Heating a non full tub will destroy
the heater!
Always check the amount of water in the tub before
lighting the stove!
The tub must always be filled so that the water level is
at least 5 cm above the upper pipe of the heater (picture
on the right). Only then it is safe to start the fire.
Do not start emptying the tub until the fire in the heater is completely
out! Heating a non full tub will destroy the heater!
The water in the tub must not be allowed to freeze during the winter.
Empty the tub or make sure that the water is heated adequately.
The heater cannot be connected with a circulation pump! It will not
stand the pressure, since it has been designed to use only gravitational
free circulation.
Before using the tub for the first time, we recommend to rinse the stove's water circulation
pipes carefully. Rinse the inside of the heater through upper pipes with water so that
possible garbage comes out of the heater. When filling the tub, make sure that the rubber
hoses used for connecting the stove do not leak. If necessary, tighten the hose clamps.
Do not overheat the water. We recommend a bathing temperature of no more than +37°C.
Empty the heater from ashes after every use. If the grates stay inside the ashes, it will
shorten the lifetime of the grates considerably.