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Do not use liquid fuels. Burning wood produces dangerous gases; ensure proper flue installation and ventilation.
Creosote buildup can cause chimney fires. Evacuate and contact fire department. Use dry wood and clean regularly.
Stoves get hot; use fire guards. Wear gloves when reloading. Never over-fire. Use genuine parts only.
Ensure adequate air supply for efficient combustion; consider outside air, especially with extraction units.
Use approved materials, seal joints, minimize bends, and ensure flue termination is above obstructions.
Inspect stove for damage, remove contents, lay on back to fit legs, and stand upright.
Connect flue pipe to stove, sealing all joints with ceramic rope or fire cement.
Sweep chimney, test for soundness, fill hollow sections, and seal flue pipe with fire cement and rope.
Minimum flue diameter is 125mm for smokeless fuels, 150mm for any fuel. Ensure flue termination is above obstructions.
Details for connecting to an existing chimney, including using a flexible liner if the chimney is not sound.
Flue must be 1.5mm thick steel, 3x diameter away from combustibles. Non-combustible register plate required.
Connect to twin wall insulated flue pipe, ensuring it's suitable for multi-fuel. Shows typical installations.
Illustrates flue termination details, including minimum horizontal distance and access for soot removal.
Specifies minimum clearances for flue outlets at various points on the roof and near obstructions.
Shows minimum outlet positions for thatched roofs or other easily ignited surfaces.
Lists approved solid fuels and prohibited items. Details fuel storage and approximate calorific values.
Recommends starting with small fires to cure the stove paint and ensure proper initial operation.
Explains primary and secondary air supplies for combustion efficiency, emissions, and glass cleaning.
Turn air supply high before refueling. Reload slowly with tongs or shovel, do not overfill.
Use shaker grate or poker to move ash. Empty ash pan regularly to prevent grate damage. Use non-combustible container.
Glass blackening is normal; clean with soft cloth and non-abrasive cleaner when cold. Replace cracked glass.
Instructions for setting air controls to achieve overnight burning, adjusting based on performance.
Monthly checks of flue system for soot/creosote. Twice-yearly checks for seals and damage.
Check glass, sealing rope, door seal for leaks or damage. Repair with fire cement or replace parts.
Always use genuine replacement parts and only when the stove is cold.
Clean with damp cloth. Avoid abrasives. Re-paint with high-temperature paint if needed.
Common causes include insufficient air, blocked flue, or damp fuel. Check air controls and flue system.
Caused by inefficient burning or incorrect air balance. Introduce more air, especially secondary air.
Check room airtightness and chimney blockage/draught. Contact dealer if issues persist.
Usually too much draught or air. Reduce air supply, check seals, or consider a damper valve.
Must comply with Building Regulations and Water Supply Regulations. Use qualified engineer.
Boiler suitable for indirect systems. Details on indirect cylinders, pipework, and system components.
Guidance on setting the thermostat for different heating requirements and radiator configurations.
Condensation during filling is normal and doesn't indicate a fault. Precautions for build-up.
Table listing models, output, efficiency, size, flue size, and net weight.
1-year warranty on parts/labor, 5-year on bodywork. Excludes consumable parts.
Lists parts not covered by warranty, such as paint, fire-bricks, gaskets, and glass.
Requires qualified installation, proof of purchase, and proper maintenance. Prohibits misuse and modifications.
Warranty is non-transferable. Excludes accidental damage, misuse, and consequential damages.
General| Brand | Horse Flame |
|---|---|
| Model | HF-717 |
| Category | Stove |
| Language | English |
