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In order to achieve the minimum output, the air supply shall be fully closed – Image 5, and if there is a
damper in the fluepipe, it shall be partially closed if necessary.
Image 5.
Add as much fuel as necessary to keep the fire burning.
Special attention should be paid to the following:
Stove operation in transitional periods
During the transitional periods (when external temperature exceeds 15° C), problems may be
encountered due to insufficient negative pressure (poor or no draught). In such a case try to achieve
necessary negative pressure level by warming up the chimney. If this does not work, do not proceed
with the firing.
Ash tray
Ash tray should be regularly emptied. Special attention and usage of the protective glove are required
when handling hot ash and ash tray.
Firing
Never use spirit, petrol or any other flammable liquid to light the fire. Never keep flammable liquids in
the vicinity of the stove!
Care and cleaning
Clean the stove and the fluepipes at the end of each heating season.
All external parts of the stove are enamelled and thus protected from corrosion and elevated
temperatures. Clean the enamelled surfaces with soft wet cloth.
The glass on the firebox door, when cold, may be cleaned with ordinary glass cleaner. The
glass stained with soot ah the initial firing stage should be cleaned with a dry cloth before it gets too
hot.
Should any problems occur during the stove operation, contact your chimney sweeper of the closest
authorised service.
It's used for cleaning enamel and painted parts using soap and water, non-abrasive or
chemically non-aggressive detergents.
Any repair/maintenance works on the stove shall be performed by authorized service
personnel and only original spare parts shall be used.
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