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General| Nominal Output | 6 kW |
|---|---|
| Operating Range | 3-9 kW |
| Flue Outlet Diameter | 150 mm |
| Fuel | Wood |
| Heating Capacity | up to 140 m² |
| Fuel Type | Wood |
| EPA Certified | Yes |
| Heats (at -20°C) | Up to 140 m2 |
| Distance to Combustible Materials - Behind | 15 cm |
| Distance to Furniture | 1000 mm |
The wood burning stove complies with European Directive Ecodesign 2022 and EN13240 standard.
Instructions for transporting the wood burning stove safely, including handling loose parts.
Detailed specifications and dimensions for Aduro stoves, including power, efficiency, and materials.
Guidelines for safe placement of the stove, including clearance distances to flammable materials.
Ensuring correct and compliant connection of the flue pipe according to local regulations.
Procedure for connecting the stove to a brick chimney, including pipe sleeve and sealing.
Instructions for mounting heat accumulating stones on the Aduro 9.7 Lux model.
Guidance on mounting the stone cover for the Aduro 9 Lux Ceramic stove.
Information on providing external combustion air for efficient burning in modern homes.
Various methods for installing the external combustion air supply system.
Key safety precautions to follow when operating and lighting the wood burning stove.
Explanation of the air damper's function for regulating primary and secondary air supply.
Guidance on using primary air for initial fire ignition and log burning.
Instructions for using secondary air for clean and efficient combustion.
Overview of the patented Aduro-tronic automatic system for regulating combustion air.
Step-by-step guide on operating the Aduro-tronic system during lighting and stoking.
Advice on intermittent combustion, heat output regulation, and common firing issues.
Precautions and expected phenomena during the initial use of the wood burning stove.
Detailed method for quickly and efficiently lighting a fire in the stove.
Guidance on selecting and preparing suitable wood fuels for optimal stove performance.
Troubleshooting common issues related to poor chimney draft and smoke problems.
Diagnosing and resolving smoke issues, including cold plugs and weather-related effects.
Crucial safety reminder that all maintenance must be done when the stove is cold.
Information on checking and replacing fireproof tiles in the combustion chamber.
Methods for cleaning soot stains from the glass pane using ash or special cleaners.
Checking and replacing worn gaskets for proper stove sealing and efficiency.
How to adjust hinges and fittings for proper door closure and sealing.
Guidance on safely emptying the ashpan and maintaining a layer of ashes.
Proper methods for cleaning the stove's exterior surface without damaging the paint.
Instructions for renewing the stove's heat-resistant paint if scratched or worn.
Emphasis on using original spare parts and prohibiting unauthorized modifications.
