Operating the Stove
Pull the flue baffle handle fully forwards to the open position (Fig: 2). Lift up
the oil valve arming lever and release (Fig:2 and Fig:5).
Remove the burner chamber door and remove the burner lighting plug (Fig:
3). Insert the end of the kindler supplied into the lighting port and push the
kindler down to the bottom of the pot. Turn the oil control knob to the highest
setting (No: 3) and allow a few seconds for the kindler to absorb fuel then turn
the control knob to the OFF position. Remove the kindler, light and re-insert
into the pot. Turn the control knob to setting No: 2.
After about five minutes, remove the kindler, check the fuel is alight, replace
the lighting plug and close the chamber door. Allow the kindler to cool, then
store in the tray below the control valve.
After approximately 10 minutes, turn the control knob to the maximum (No.3)
setting, and push the flue baffle handle fully towards the wall. If necessary
adjust the stabiliser at the back of the stove to give a good flame picture
without 'excessive soot. Check the flue draught is not exceeding 0.12"
w.c. and not less than 0,04" w.c. Inspect all pipe work and ensure there are
no leaks.
The maximum and minimum oil consumption is factory set and should not
need adjustment (Fig: 5).
If the flame is too blue, check stove is level back to front and left to right. If
flame is still too blue, the flue draught may be too strong – adjust the
stabiliser.
If the flame is too yellow, flue draught is too low or 'the stabiliser is open too
much.
Turn the stove off by turning the control knob fully clockwise to the OFF
position.
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