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Chimney must meet specific draught, cross-section, temperature, and sealing standards.
Details on using the stove in smoke control areas and fuel exemptions.
Building regulations require CO alarms when installing solid fuel appliances.
Diagram and description for connecting the flue outlet to an existing chimney.
Diagram for sleeving the flue outlet through a wall into an external insulated flue.
Diagram for connecting the rear flue outlet into a chimney with a sealing collar.
Diagram for rear outlet connection using a 'tee' piece with a cleaning door.
Rules for using wood fuel in smoke control areas.
Details on suitable wood types, moisture content, and seasoning times.
Recommended maximum diameter and length for wood logs.
Consequences of using wet timber, including tar, smoke, and reduced lifespan.
Guidelines for burning untreated and dry joinery waste.
Description of Anthracite as a smokeless fuel and its burning characteristics.
Information on compressed fuel blocks like 'Homefire' and 'Phurnacite'.
Warning that Petroleum Coke (Petcoke) is not suitable and degrades the stove.
Warning that Housecoal/Bituminous Coal is not suitable for stoves.
Location and function of the primary air control at the stove door.
Location and function of the secondary air control for glass cleaning.
Use of the provided hand glove for adjusting controls and opening the hot door.
Use of the ashpan and handle for ash removal.
Purpose of the smoke stop to ensure sufficient air for burning wood.
Pre-lighting checks and requirements for installers before first use.
Procedure for the first 20 hours of burning to cure paintwork.
Step-by-step instructions for users to light the stove.
Procedure for adding fuel to the stove, including air control adjustments.
Regular cleaning and maintenance tasks for safety and efficiency.
Causes and solutions for smoke emissions from the chimney.
Diagnosing and resolving issues with low heat output from the stove.
Addressing issues where fuel burns too quickly or uncontrollably.
Tips for achieving longer burn times and preventing the fire from going out.
Recognizing and preventing overfiring to avoid damage and fires.
Identifying and rectifying causes of smoke entering the living space.
Step-by-step guide for removing and refitting the stove throat plate.
Warning about consequences of removing the smoke stop, including DEFRA approval.
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