Maintenance And Care - Morso FORNO Mode D'emploi

MAINTENANCE AND CARE

If you want to clean the stone, this is best done with a stiff copper brush when the stone is hot. The
dark markings on the stone are particles of soot and ash, and contain no bacteria. Such marking
can unfortunately not be entirely avoided, but can be minimised by only burning entirely dry, finely
split wood.
The cast iron parts can be washed with a mild solution of soft soap, when the stove is cold. Prefer-
ably use demineralised water, as ordinary tap water can leave limescale.
When the fire is lit, small cracks can appear in the surface of the stones. These cracks are insignifi-
cant and are not a health or safety hazard
GUARANTEE
The guarantee period runs from the date of purchase.
The guarantee does not cover:
• Wear items, i.e. parts that become worn during ordinary use, such as stones and sealants. For
these parts, the relevant provisions of the Sale of Goods Act for deficiencies apply.
• Damage resulting from incorrect installation and use in relation to Morsø's assembly and usage
guidelines.
• Damage as a result of overheating or using incorrect fuel.
In the event of a claim for defects or omissions, the provisions of the national sale of goods legisla-
tion apply.
In the event of a claim, please contact customer services, who will deal with your claim.
TIPS & TRICKS
Lighting and stoking techniques
Behind every successful fire is a good layer of embers. This can be formed quickly by using 2-4 firelight-
ing briquettes under 1 – 2 kg dry kindling in the middle of the fireplace. Kindling should be stacked in
a cross and the stack lit in the middle. You can use a blower pipe, such as that built into the Morsø Ash
scraper, to blow on the embers and give the fire an extra boost.
When the kindling has burnt down, spread it over an area corresponding to central stone, and add
more firewood To quickly prepare the stove for pizza baking, it helps to use finely split firewood, ap-
prox. 3 x 3 cm.
When the fire has burnt down again, repeat the above until there are enough embers to cover almost
the whole bottom of the stove. Each time, the area covered by embers expands, allowing more fire-
wood to be added. To avoid burns, it is a good idea to use tongs to add firewood to the stove. You
could use Morsø Fire Tongs, which have been developed especially for the Morsø Garden Stove.