Pyroclassic Fires IV - Critical Safety and Operational Limits; Overfiring and Fume Emission; Flue;Chimney Fire Procedure

Pyroclassic Fires Operating Instructions | Updated May 2019 | V4 | 10
OVERFIRING
It is almost impossible to over-fire your Pyroclassic fire beyond its design capacity as the firebox will withstand
temperatures in excess of 1500
o
C. However, if any part of the unit starts to glow red, ensure the turboslide is closed and
allow the fire to die down. You will be unable to refuel it during this period due to high temperatures around the loading
door.
FUME EMISSION
If properly installed and operated, this appliance will not emit fumes. Persistent fume emission must not be tolerated as it
indicates a problem and the following actions must be taken:
 Open doors and windows to ventilate the room.
 Let the fire die out or safely remove and dispose of the fuel in the appliance.
 Check the chimney for blockage and clean if required.
 If necessary, seek professional advice.
IN THE EVENT OF A FLUE/CHIMNEY FIRE
 Raise the alarm and let others in the house know.
 Call the relevant emergency services.
 Move furniture and rugs away from the appliance if possible.
 Get out.
Thank you for purchasing a Pyroclassic fire, we hope it fulfils all your expectations and more!
Manufactured by:
Pyroclassic Fires Ltd
917 Karamu Road North
Hastings
Hawkes Bay 4122
New Zealand
Ph.+64 (0)6 877 0175
Fx.+64 (0)6 877 7501
info@pyroclassic.co.nz
www.pyroclassic.co.nz