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General| Category | Wood stove |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Wood |
| Efficiency | 75% |
| Flue Diameter/Size | 6 inches |
| Construction | Steel |
Emphasizes the critical role of dry, well-seasoned wood for optimal fire performance and emission control.
Specifies approved fuel types, maximum load, and operational restrictions like door closure and shared flues.
Details warnings about hot surfaces, installation compliance, clearances, and potential hazards like extractor fans.
Outlines essential steps including warranty, fuel choice, manual reading, and pre-season maintenance checks.
Provides instructions on using the provided re-usable fire starters with methylated spirits, including safety warnings.
Explains the regular use of a moisture meter to ensure wood is dry and suitable for burning.
Details wood seasoning, ideal size, and a list of materials that must not be burned for safety and performance.
Lists critical safety warnings including fuel storage, prohibited liquids, and the importance of using genuine replacement parts.
Step-by-step guide for starting the Pyroclassic IV fire, including fuel loading and turboslide operation.
Instructions for adding fuel to an existing ember bed, emphasizing adequate air for ignition and combustion.
Details how to maintain the fire for overnight burning and continuous heating using the ceramic cylinder.
Explains the function and operation of the turboslide for controlling airflow during ignition and refueling.
Advises on the correct lengthwise orientation of logs for efficient burning and maximum heat capture.
Instructions for door operation, greasing, cleaning glass, and avoiding common issues like overtightening.
Details flue cleaning procedures, recommendations for sweeps, and checking for blockages like nests.
Information on using the top plate as a cooking surface, including potential cosmetic effects.
Initial fire lighting guidance, including paint curing and temporary smoke management.
Addresses slow fire ignition and high fuel consumption due to operational or component issues.
Diagnoses causes of dense smoke, pale blue smoke, smoke entering the room, and smoke when opening the door.
Addresses doorknob looseness, fire chamber cracking (normal), and preventing back puffing or gas explosions.
Guides on operating the door lock, greasing the spindle, and safely handling ash spills and de-ashing.
Emphasizes that fires can be dangerous and outlines safety guidelines, especially in the presence of children or the infirm.
Explains how to handle overfiring and persistent fume emission, outlining required actions and potential causes.
Details the critical steps to take in the event of a flue or chimney fire, emphasizing immediate action and safety.
