ADJUSTING COMBUSTION
Primary combustion is developed when air enters the furnace, which is adjusted using primary air regulator located at
the front of the ash pan door (Fig. 2).
If you need faster combustion, turn the primary air regulator RIGHT (all apertures opened) and if you want to slow
down combustion, turn the primary air regulator LEFT (all apertures partially closed).
When starting the fire for the first time during daytime and when using wet wood, it is recommended to set the device to
an open position. When the fire starts to burn, adjust the primary air regulator as necessary or in line with firewood
consumption.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
Please bear in mind that your furnace is not intended for burning waste.
While the furnace is in operation, the door must be kept closed at all times. At a small distance above the furnace door,
there is an opening used for cleaning of the glass, which enables air to enter inside the furnace.
ATTENTION
When the furnace is in operation and before loading the firewood, open the door in two steps: first slowly and partially
open the door (no more than 3 cm) to ensure that smoke is drawn into the chimney, after which the door can be
opened completely, but slowly, to prevent any hot fragments from falling out.
ASH PAN at the bottom of the furnace must be cleaned on a daily basis after the furnace has cooled down. This will
prevent the pan from filling, which would block the passage of air.
GLASS on the DOOR can be cleaned only when the furnace is cold, using a wet cloth or newspaper dipped in ashes.
Clean the parts covered with dirt until they are fully clean. Ordinary kitchen detergents can also be used. Do not clean
the glass while the furnace is working, because this is dangerous! Under normal conditions, the glass turns black when
the fire is started, which disappears during operation.
ATTENTION
Glass ceramics is resistant to high temperatures, but it can be broken due to thermal shock or strong impact and
should not be exposed to impacts.
CERAMIC LINING is cleaned using mild detergent and wet cloth. Do not wet warm surfaces with cold water because
this could cause thermal shock and irreparable damage. Cracks which may be visible on the surface of metal sheets
are caused by normal heat expansion occurring during normal operation of the furnace. These cracks DO NOT
AFFECT furnace operation in any way.
TO ENSURE LONG SERVICE LIFE OF THE FURNACE, IT IS IMPORTANT TO
• Occasionally clean the entire furnace
• Occasionally clean the flue pipe and remove any deposits
• Empty the ash pan located at the bottom of the furnace and remove any ash
• Once a year clean the chimney. This prevents formation of deposits, or otherwise, at high temperatures
deposits may catch fire, the effects of which on the chimney and the house are apparent.
WHAT TO DO IF THE FURNACE IS NOT WORKING
Difficulties in starting the fire
- Open the primary air and smoke device
- Use well dried firewood
- Check whether the flue pipes are well sealed,
- Check the draft in the chimney
- Check whether ashes and combustion residues have blocked the exhaust ducts or the grate
Glass gets dirty quickly
- Wet firewood: use dry firewood (15% of relative humidity)
- Check whether ashes and combustion residues have blocked the exhaust ducts or the grate
- Inappropriate firewood
- Furnace does not draw sufficiently (check the connection and chimney)
- Adjustments are not properly made: if secondary air inlet is closed, the glass gets dirty quickly
Condensation is found inside combustion chamber
- When starting the fire for the first several times, condensation is normal, considering that the materials with
which the furnace is lined contain moisture
- Check whether the chimney is oversized and whether the flames are unable to heat it to the top
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