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| Brand | Altech |
|---|---|
| Model | NOBLES |
| Category | Indoor Fireplace |
| Language | English |
Details stove properties, local positioning regulations, and flue requirements like diameter and draught.
Ensuring a well-sealed stove-chimney connection and adequate room air supply for combustion.
Requirements for a stable base, non-flammable surfaces, and safe distances from walls and furniture.
Verifying correct part positioning and checking for any damage to the stove before initial use.
Crucial procedure for initial slow firing (10-12 times) to cure cement and prevent cracks, vital for warranty.
Initial steps for top-down lighting: ensuring airflow, removing ash, and placing the first log.
Steps 4-6 for top-down lighting: placing wood blocks, kindling, and firelighters for efficient burning.
Final steps for top-down lighting and adjusting the control lever for optimal combustion.
Instructions on when and how to add more wood to the stove safely and efficiently for continuous heat.
Adjusting burning for conditions affecting chimney draft, like higher outdoor temperatures, to prevent smoke escape.
Specifies that only clean, dry wood is suitable; prohibits chipboard, varnished, or treated wood.
Soapstone's heat retention (up to 12 hours) and advice on achieving longer burning times with larger wood.
Adjusting air supply and wood size for efficient combustion and to prevent blackening of the stove interior.
Covers ash removal, stove cleaning, window cleaning, and checking door seals for proper function.
Information on soapstone tile characteristics and the requirement for annual flue sweeping.
Emphasizes that warranty is void if insufficient maintenance is performed on the stove.
Causes include damp wood, faulty door seal, excess ash, or wood touching the window.
Addresses irregular/fierce burning and poor heating due to draught, seals, ash, or wood type.
Likely causes: low flue draught, opening door before flames extinguish, or closed flue valve.
Five-year warranty: first two years cover labor/material, subsequent years material only; requires dealer registration.
Excludes wearing parts, improper use, inadequate maintenance; assumes user has read instructions.