Ultimate WOOD HEATER Gas log fires User manual

Brand: Ultimate

Model: WOOD HEATER Gas log fires

Type: User manual

HOW TO LIGHT YOUR ULTIMATE WOOD

HEATER

Shift the air slide control knob to the RIGHT

hand side, this allows more oxygen in the

firebox and will ensure the fire can start easily.

Scrunch plenty of newspaper pieces and layer

them along the bottom of the firebox.

Use an ample amount of kindling (we

recommend untreated pine – it burns hot and

quick!) then lay it criss-crossed on top of the

newspaper.

Next, load up the firebox with split & dried

hardwood.

(We recommend; red gum, ironbark, yellowbox

etc. DO NOT USE wood that is treated or

contains any oil/sap as this will result in

damaging the flue & creating lots of smoke,

this also includes wood with more than 22%

moisture!)

NOTE: logs must always be placed front to

back, see the image for reference.

When the fire is well lit (allow at least 5

minutes) continue to load in more wood until it

is almost at full capacity.

Once this step is completed & the fire has taken

off again, you now can proceed to close the

door properly.

HOW TO LIGHT YOUR ULTIMATE WOOD

HEATER

Please make sure you read the instruction manual that comes with your heater.

To view a full information video please visit the following link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AZ7YOW7tp8

Light the newspaper at several points, once

this is done close the door until it is slightly

ajar. We recommend to not fully close the

door at this point as it helps promote air flow

and prevent smoke while the fire is starting.

30-40 minutes after your fire has become well

established, it is now recommended that you

turn on the fan to a setting of your choice

(alternatively if you prefer a radiant heat, the

fan is not essential).

From this point onwards, if you wish to slow

down the burn you can slide the air control

knob to the left hand position.

Ultimate WOOD HEATER Gas log fires User manual

Ultimate WOOD HEATER Gas log fires User manual

Ultimate WOOD HEATER Gas log fires User manual

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