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WARNING: IT IS NECESSARY TO MOVE BOTH THE MAIN AIR CONTROL

TO 'HI' AND THE BOOSTER TO 'OPEN' BEFORE OPENING THE DOOR.

Never open the door when a vigorous fire is in progress. Wait until the flames

have subsided and the fire is stable. Reload with dry logs.

Leave the air control on the 'Hi' position until the flames begin to subside. This

shows that the initial wood gases have been driven off and the heater will be

able to maintain an even burning rate. Close the Booster Air Supply when the

fire is burning well and a good ember bed has formed.

Normally a light load of fuel will stabilize quickly but a full load will take longer.

When a good fire is established adjust the Main Air control to a position that

suits the operator's comfort, adjust the Main Air Control in small increments to

reach the desirable temperature.

RE-LOADING AFTER AN EXTENDED BURN TIME

WARNING: IT IS NECESSARY TO MOVE BOTH THE MAIN AIR CONTROL

TO 'HI' AND THE BOOSTER TO 'OPEN' BEFORE OPENING THE DOOR.

At the end of an extended burn, when the fire is almost extinguished and has

very few embers it is imperative that the fire is built up again and a good flame

re-established. Re-establish the fire by adding a few small split logs and

adjusting the Main Air and Booster Air Supply controls to 'Hi' and 'OPEN'.

Allow the firebox temperature to build up before adding the balance of the fuel.

Close the Booster Air control when the fire is well established. When a good

fire is established adjust the Main Air control to a position that suits the

operator's comfort, adjust the Main Air Control in small increments to reach the

desirable temperature.

The addition of large quantities of cold fuel to a low fire will reduce the firebox

temperature dramatically and this may result in 'losing' the fire.

Always ensure a good burn is established otherwise the fire will

smoulder and smoke will build up which could result in a flash back or

back fire where the smokes ignites.

FUEL

Please also read "WARNINGS" on page 3.

Dry, seasoned wood should be used at all times with a moisture content of less

than 25% dry weight. Use only wood that has been air dried in a sheltered, well

ventilated stack, preferably for at least 12 months.

Do NOT burn wood treated with preservatives or impregnated with chemicals

or glue; chipboard, particle board or laminated board; wood that has been

painted, stained or oiled.

Do NOT burn plastic, household refuse or driftwood such actions will void the

warranty and reduce the appliance's life span.

The heat output level on the heater is controlled not only by the Air Control but

also by the type and quantity of fuel in the firebox. Using the proper fuel means

the appliance will run correctly GOOD FUEL IN = GOOD HEAT OUT

Royale Guide Version 16/05/2013