Brunner Panorama - Stoking Wood Procedure

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Stoking wood

For stoking up we recommend to use a protective glove or the “cold

hand” (delivered with some models), because the door handle gets very

hot after several hours of burning. Open the door slowly. This will avoid

turbulences, which could draw the smoke into the room. The right time for

stoking up is when the wood turned almost completely into glowing em-

bers.

Heating with accumulation stoves

When using your accumulation stove with ceramic storage mass, please

keep the following heating intervals.

First put the maximal load of wood inside the stove, then light up from

above and let it burn. After combustion ends, wait for approx. one hour,

then put half the load of wood. After another hour has passed from com-

bustion end, put half the load of wood again, if required. These steps can

be repeated after a heating pause of eight hours. If more wood is loaded

over a short time, this can result in overheating and storage mass damage.

Please ask your stove setter for the allowed loads and heating in-

tervals. Different heating intervals will apply, when the stove is op-

erated for the first time!

Heating between seasons

The fireplace needs a chimney draught for com-

bustion air suction and flue gas exhaust. This

chimney draught is reduced, when outdoor tem-

peratures begin to rise. When outdoor temper-

ature exceeds 10°C (50°F), please check the

chimney draught before lighting fire.

Im. 5:

Chimney draught test

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