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USE DRY FIREWOOD
STARTING THE FIRE
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How to reload your fireplace?
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Open the door and slide the ash tray outwards to catch live coals that may fall. Poke
the live coals with a fire hook to remove the ash and place the new wood on top of
these coals.
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Never open the door while the fire is burning vigorously. Wait until the fire calms
down.
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Slide the air control lever to "HIGH" for a few minutes. Once the flames are vigorous,
move the air control lever towards "LOW" to reduce air intake and achieve the desired
heat.
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Extended combustion
In order to achieve good combustion throughout the night, do as follows:
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Create a good base of live coal at the bottom of the fire box.
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Load the fireplace with fresh firewood.
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Once the logs start producing flames, set to "LOW".
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How to load your fireplace after an extended combustion?
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After an extended combustion
cycle, reset the fire by stirring the
live coal under the ashes with a
fire hook or steel space, and add
some sticks and small logs. Slide
the air control lever to "HIGH" and
allow the fireplace temperature
to recover before adding larger
logs.
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Reload
your
fireplace,
as
described above.
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Shovel
This is not included with the fireplace.
Nevertheless, we recommend that
you purchase it, since it makes
cleaning easier. The shovel is specially
designed with straight angles to
efficiently reach the corners of the
fireplace.
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Fire hook
This is not included with the fireplace.
It is very useful for moving logs and
lifting coals from under the ashes
Wood compartment to store
wood prior to use
SCANTOOL AND FIRE TOOLS
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Cold Handle
The manufacturer includes a steel
handle with each fireplace. This
handle must be used to open
and close the door, and to
move the air control lever.
The handle must be hung
in separate place, not on
the fireplace. Never leave
the handle in the fireplace
door.
ASK YOUR DISTRIBUTOR
ABOUT THESE TOOLS
CONTEMPORARY FIREPLACES