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USER GUIDE
Version 1 2020.09.16
INA
Wood stove
Item No: S230ES
Dear customer,
First of all we would like to thank you for having chosen us and your trust in us will not be failed. You will be
satisfied with your choice, as our stove is in the leading category of the similar products due to its features
and design.
Yours sincerely,
CAST
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Cast INA Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCast
ModelINA
CategoryWood stove
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Clean Air Act and Smoke Control Areas

Product Specification Details

Important Information for Stove Installation and Use

Unpacking and Assembly Guide

Unpacking Stove Components

Check contents against the list and report missing parts to the dealer.

Stove Assembly Steps

Unpack stove, remove internal parts, and prepare for installation.

Stove Installation Procedures

Material Clearance Requirements

Specifies minimum clearances to combustible materials and floor protector dimensions.

Floor Requirements for Installation

Ensure floor can bear weight and withstand heat; comply with regulations.

Chimney Connection Guidelines

Use provided connector, avoid shared chimneys, and ensure correct flue pipe size.

Fume Emission Safety Measures

Proper installation prevents fumes; outlines actions for persistent fume emission.

Operating Instructions for the Wood Stove

Understanding Stove Controls

Details primary/secondary air controls and air-wash feature for heat regulation.

Fuel Selection and Usage

Use dry, seasoned wood; avoid unsuitable fuels to prevent damage and ensure performance.

Pre-Lighting Checks

Verify flue clarity and ash pan status before initial or prolonged use.

Lighting a Wood Fire

Step-by-step guide for lighting, including chimney warm-up and initial refueling.

Refuelling Procedure

Refuel onto hot embers; slightly open door after refuelling to establish flame.

De-ashing the Stove Safely

Safely remove ashes once the fire is out and embers are cool.

Guidance on Safe Stove Operation

Operational Heat Warning

Stove and fittings become very hot; exercise caution during operation.

Preventing Overfiring the Stove

Avoid overfiring by monitoring for red-hot parts and adjusting air supply.

Chimney Fire Emergency Protocol

Emergency steps for chimney fires: shut air, alarm, evacuate, contact fire services.

Managing Fume Emissions

Ventilate if fumes occur; identify and rectify the cause before reuse.

Impact of Weather on Chimney Draft

Adverse weather can affect draft; seek professional advice for downdraught issues.

Stove Maintenance Procedures

Cleaning the Stove Interior

Regularly clean stove interior using brush and vacuum cleaner.

General Component Checks

Inspect parts for damage, use authorized replacements, and schedule professional maintenance.

Stove Body Care and Repair

Clean exterior with soft brush; renovate paint and treat rust as needed.

Fire Rope and Seal Inspection

Inspect and replace door and glass fire rope seals for proper sealing.

Exterior Stove Surface Cleaning

Clean the outside surfaces of the stove with a soft brush.

Stove Glass Maintenance

Clean glass panels carefully; replace broken glass with approved type.

Chimney Inspection and Cleaning

Annual chimney cleaning and inspection after periods of non-use are essential.

Troubleshooting Common Stove Issues

Fire Not Burning Properly

Addresses problems like fuel moisture, air supply, and flue blockages.

Soot Build-up on Stove Glass

Identifies causes of glass soot and suggests solutions.

Excessive Wear on Internal Parts

Explains causes of excessive wear on internal components.

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