wiking Miro 6 - User Manual

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Mounting8 pages

Assembly Instructions24 pages

Quick Start Guide4 pages

Questions and Answers

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Gary KingAug 8, 2025
Why is the glass pane on my Wiking Wood stove covered in soot?
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  Mrs. Rachel WebsterAug 8, 2025
  Soot on the glass pane of your Wiking Wood stove can be due to several reasons. The wood may be too moist; ensure you're using firewood that has dried for at least 12 months and has a water content of 12-18%. A loose door seal can also cause this; check if the seals are soft and flexible, and replace them if needed. An insufficient supply of secondary air to the pane-flushing system may be the cause; try moving the air control lever further to the left. Finally, the temperature inside the stove might be too low; add more wood and adjust the regulating lever to the left.
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Shirley MoralesAug 14, 2025
What to do if smoke enters the room when I open my Wiking Wood stove?
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  Raymond ColemanAug 14, 2025
  If smoke enters the room when you open your Wiking Wood stove, there could be a few reasons. First, check if the damper in the chimney is closed and open it. Poor chimney draft can also cause this; make sure the smoke pipe or chimney isn't blocked and that the chimney height is correct. Also, never open the door if the firewood is in flames.
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Amber BlackburnAug 20, 2025
Why I cannot make a sufficient fire in my Wiking Wood stove?
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  Danielle WhiteAug 20, 2025
  If you're having trouble making a sufficient fire in your Wiking Wood stove, it could be due to incorrect lighting. Also, check for poor chimney draft. Ensure that the smoke pipe or chimney is not blocked and that the chimney height is correct in relation to its surroundings.
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Bryan AcevedoAug 26, 2025
Why are the fire-proof materials in the combustion chamber of my Wiking Wood stove blackened after firing?
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  Mary DavisAug 26, 2025
  Blackened fire-proof materials in your Wiking Wood stove's combustion chamber could indicate that you haven't fired enough, meaning there's not enough air or firewood. Try moving the air control lever further to the left and igniting a larger quantity of wood. Another cause may be a loose seal in the door or ash drawer; ensure the seals are soft and flexible, and replace them if necessary. Excess chimney draft can also lead to this; close the damper in the chimney a bit at a time until the problem is solved, and simultaneously move the air control lever further to the right.
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Shannon BrownAug 31, 2025
What to do if the door of my Wiking Wood stove is not completely sealed?
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  Vanessa MorganAug 31, 2025
  Close the door completely. If it cannot close completely, it must be replaced with an original spare part.

Summary

INSTALLATION

In general

Introduction to the stove and general installation recommendations.

Safety

Regulations and safety considerations for stove installation.

Room requirements

Air supply needs and floor load-bearing capacity.

Technical measures and data

Performance test results and technical specifications.

Chimney and Smoke Pipe Requirements

Distance to combustible materials

Safety distances for installation relative to combustible materials.

Chimney height and draught

Requirements for chimney construction and ensuring sufficient draught.

Changing Smoke Outlet

Top Outlet to Back Outlet (Miro 1-4)

Instructions for modifying the smoke outlet to the rear for Miro 1-4 models.

Top Outlet to Rear Outlet (Miro 5-6)

Instructions for modifying the smoke outlet to the rear for Miro 5-6 models.

Fitting Loose Parts

Vertical cross-section (Drawing A)

Identification of stove components via a cross-section drawing.

Assembly steps

Step-by-step instructions for correctly fitting internal stove parts.

Chimney

Chimney draft and function

Explanation of the chimney's role in stove operation and draft.

Chimney sweeping

Recommendations for regular chimney cleaning and fire safety.

Type badge and serial number

Location of identification labels on the stove.

FIRING MANUAL - WOOD

First heating session

Guidance for the initial use of the stove and lacquer hardening.

Tips about fuel

Information on approved, recommended, and banned fuel types.

Storage of wood

Guidelines for proper wood storage and checking moisture content.

Recommended dimensions

Fuel size recommendations for optimal combustion.

Using the Air Damper

Air damper operation

How to control combustion with the one-lever air system.

Special fire lighting guide (stone;tile cladding)

Step-by-step lighting instructions for specific models.

Restoking

Procedures for adding more firewood to a burning stove.

Lighting the stove

Stoking

Instructions for adding fuel during the combustion process.

Cleaning the glass

Recommended method for cleaning the stove's glass door.

FIRING IN GENERAL

Rapid or fierce heat

Achieving high heat output by burning small wood pieces.

Maximum amounts of fuel

Maximum fuel limits per hour and warranty implications.

Prolonged burning time

Techniques for achieving longer burning periods.

How to achieve the best combustion

Tips on wood quality, air supply, and stoking for optimal combustion.

Dont savour the fire during night time

Warning against overnight low-air operation due to smoke and soot risks.

MAINTENANCE

Cleaning

Daily and annual cleaning procedures for the stove.

Service inspection

Periodic preventive inspections recommended by authorized fitters.

Inside cleaning

Steps for cleaning the combustion chamber and vermiculite plates.

Ashes

Instructions for emptying and disposing of ashes.

Insulation

WIKING Automatic TM

Checking and controlling the automatic temperature regulation system.

Door;glass

Cleaning and maintenance of the stove door and glass.

Seals

Checking and replacing door and ash pan seals for proper function.

Surface

Maintaining the stove's painted finish and touch-up recommendations.

Guarantee

Guarantee conditions

Details on what is covered and not covered by the product guarantee.

DECLARATION OF PERFORMANCE

DoP download

Information on how to download the Declaration of Performance document.

Trouble Shooting

Common problems and solutions

A table outlining common stove problems and their solutions.

Product information

Technical specifications

Detailed technical data and performance characteristics of the stove.

Precautions and End-of-Life

Specific precautions for installation and product disposal information.

Warranty service

Recording service details

Section for recording retailer information for warranty adjustments.

wiking Miro 6 Specifications

General

Brand	wiking
Model	Miro 6
Category	Indoor Fireplace
Language	English

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Table of Contents

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Questions and Answers

Summary

INSTALLATION

In general

Safety

Room requirements

Technical measures and data

Chimney and Smoke Pipe Requirements

Distance to combustible materials

Chimney height and draught

Changing Smoke Outlet

Top Outlet to Back Outlet (Miro 1-4)

Top Outlet to Rear Outlet (Miro 5-6)

Fitting Loose Parts

Vertical cross-section (Drawing A)

Assembly steps

Chimney

Chimney draft and function

Chimney sweeping

Type badge and serial number

FIRING MANUAL - WOOD

First heating session

Tips about fuel

Storage of wood

Recommended dimensions

Using the Air Damper

Air damper operation

Special fire lighting guide (stone;tile cladding)

Restoking

Lighting the stove

Stoking

Cleaning the glass

FIRING IN GENERAL

Rapid or fierce heat

Maximum amounts of fuel

Prolonged burning time

How to achieve the best combustion

Dont savour the fire during night time

MAINTENANCE

Cleaning

Service inspection

Inside cleaning

Ashes

Insulation

WIKING Automatic TM

Door;glass

Seals

Surface

Guarantee

Guarantee conditions

DECLARATION OF PERFORMANCE

DoP download

Trouble Shooting

Common problems and solutions

Product information

Technical specifications

Precautions and End-of-Life

Warranty service

Recording service details

wiking Miro 6 Specifications

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