Basic usage
Handling of the glass door for
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Use the cold grip to raise or lower the
glass door [photos 1 & 2].
Handling the valve
Hold the cold grip firmly perpendicular
to the stove and move it laterally
along the horizontal axis [photo 3].
Tilting the door for maintenance
Firstly ensure the glass door is fully
lowered. Using the cold grip, tilt the
door supporting the movement
[photo 4]. Do not exceed the
horizontal axis.
Initial cautions
Before lighting the first fire in your
new stove, ensure no items used
in installation (spray paint, tube of
grease, tools) have been left in the
combustion chamber or in the bends.
The paint is not oven-baked ; it is
thus relatively fragile but will harden
when heated for the first few times.
Consequently, take care when
handling the appliance.
When lighting the fire for the first
few times, some smoke or unpleasant
odours may be released from the
paint, the steel’s protective oil or the
drying of the bricks. We recommend
that you keep your first fire burning
strongly for several hours with the
windows open. The paint will harden
and the odours will disappear.
The paint of some components inside
the combustion chamber will be
replaced by a layer of carbon.
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