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After Firing
1. Slowly open the door, spread the embers evenly across the furnace base.
2. Place the wood logs (approximately 1 - 2kg each) horizontally left to right, keeping the log away from
the door glass. Do not overload the appliance – check your model in the specifications table for the
maximum permissible load.
3. Choose a position in the combustion air control to produce a gentle, long-lasting burn, avoid
uncontrolled burning with the air control left open.
4. Keep the ash bed away from the primary air slots at the front of the fire.
Notes:
Only reload with wood when the previous load has been fully consumed, do not overload the combustion
chamber.
For well insulated houses or forced air ventilation in adjacent spaces, it is advisable to place a ventilation
grid on an outside wall near the equipment of at least 100 cm2 and always be unobstructed. In this way,
you supply the surrounding space with a good source of oxygen so that it does not run out, and the air
masses move in the right direction. As for the air inlet grills, it must be taken into account that they must
be positioned in such a way that their obstruction is not easy. In the case of simultaneous operation with
other heating appliances, sufficient oxygen must be ensured.
Warnings:
This appliance was not designed to work with the door open. Open the door for lighting and reloading
only. Do not open the heater door suddenly or with the smoke control fully or partially closed, as the
combustion chamber may overpressure, causing smoke or even flame out into the room.
Excessive combustion does not necessarily translate into more heating power nor into an increase of
efficiency. Furnacing may also cause irreparable damage to the appliance if carried out for long periods
of time.
In the event of malfunction, immediately extinguish combustion by closing the fuel inlet control and the
smoke control, causing the fire to extinguish by itself due to lack of oxygen. Expose the problem to our
services and / or agents to be resolved.
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