E2
Lighting
(Diagram E1)
The control knob (1) should be pushed to the far right (max. primary air). Lay about 2-3 logs worth of split
kindling sticks in the stove. Place 2 pieces of firelighter amongst the upper layer of kindling. Light these and allow
the fire to spread gradually. Keep the door ajar until no further condensation appears upon the glass (about 5
minutes). Then close the door.
The stove should never be left unattended when the fire box door is open.
Once all the kindling is well alight, adjust the control knob (1) to the central position (diagram E2).
If the fire damps down when you regulate downwards, then it is too early. Move the control knob to the right
again until the fire has taken better hold. Allow the kindling to burn down completely until there are no more
flames visible.
Important!
The ash drawer must not be opened during the lighting phase and should always be closed when the stove is in
use, or the automatic air regulation system could be damaged.
Continuous Operation
(Diagram E2)
When yellow flames are no longer visible and a good bed of glowing embers has been established, further
fuelling can be carried out.
A good bed of glowing embers is when the pieces of wood break down and the embers shine through the
riddling grate.
Put in 2-3 new logs.
There is no need to further regulate the stove, as this will be done automatically.
The temperature, however, can be regulated up or down using the control knob (1).
Moving it further to the left reduces combustion and extends the burning time. Moving it to the right increases
combustion, thus reducing the burning period.
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