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MASONRY CHIMNEYS

The chimney must be sound, in good condition and must not be

shared with another appliance. In the event of the chimney being

unlined, it is advisable to have a survey carried out to check for the

presence of leakage and other defects. Lining the chimney with a

suitable 150mm (6") diameter liner for wood burning and solid

fuel burning applications, will improve the performance and

efficiency of the stove.

THE ADVANTAGES OF A LINED CHIMNEY

With most unlined chimneys, the cross section of the chimney is

excessive as in the case of large old inglenook fireplaces. Because

of the large volume of cold air in large chimneys, it is difficult for

the flue gases to rise easily through the chimney. This causes the

unburned volatiles in the smoke to adhere to the chimney walls.

The inner surfaces of some unlined chimneys are rough with

jagged edges causing difficulties in obtaining a good draught.

Unlined chimneys are often defective with cracks leaking fumes

into other parts of the house.

Larger, unlined chimneys, being cold, encourage the formation of

tars (wood smoke condensation), which can penetrate the walls of

the chimney leaving unpleasant black stains on internal plastered

walls.

PREFABRICATED CHIMNEY SYSTEMS

If a masonry chimney is not available, there are a number of

proprietary brand prefabricated flue systems available. Your Dovre

Dealer will be pleased to offer information and advise on this

subject.

CHIMNEY TERMINAL

Down draught problems may be experienced if the top of the

chimney is close to adjacent taller trees and / or buildings. Your

Dovre Dealer will be pleased to advise on suitable anti

downdraught cowls should these conditions prevail.

OPERATING YOUR DOVRE 550CB

Provided that your Dovre stove has been installed in accordance

with the above installation procedures, you should now be ready

to "light up"

Your Dovre has been treated with a high temperature resistant

protective paint, which produces an odour when the stove is new.

We recommend that you leave a window open during the first few

hours of use while the paint is curing.

CONTROLLING YOUR DOVRE 550 CB

There are two fundamental air controls on your Dovre 550 CB, the

lower spin wheel air control and the top lever air control. Use the

handle tool to adjust settings.

The top air control should be generally left in the fully open

position. If the top air control is left for long periods in the closed

position, the air wash system will not function and the glass will

quickly discolour. The lower air control should only be opened

when first lighting or re-fuelling with wood.

Choose well seasoned hardwood logs 40cms (16") in length and

no greater than 75mm -150mm (3 to 6") in diameter.

REMEMBER: THE DRYER THE WOOD THE BETTER

WET UNSEASONED WOOD PRODUCES

CREOSOTE AND TAR IN THE CHIMNEY AND

CAUSES RAPID BLACKENING OF THE GLASS

DOOR.

To light your DOVRE 550 CB:

Open the lower air control wheel.

Open the top air vent fully by sliding the lever to the left.

Ensure that the ash grate grill is in the closed position by sliding

to the right.

Lay rolled up newspapers and small sections of wood (kindling

wood) on the base of the stove. Light the paper with a long

taper. If kindling wood is not available, firelighters may be used

with small pieces of split wood laid on top of the firelighters.

Close the door but do not fully lock at this stage. The fire should

now start to burn fiercely and brightly. If this does not happen,

check for chimney blockage.

As soon as the wood is burning with a well-established heat,

add 2 or 3 logs and close the door tightly.

After a further couple of minutes fully close the lower air

control.

REMEMBER

OPERATE YOUR DOVRE WITH THE BOTTOM AIR CONTROL

CLOSED

CONTROL THE BURNING RATE BY ADJUSTING THE TOP AIR

CONTROL

OVERNIGHT BURNING

Before retiring to bed:

Ensure that there is a good hot base to your fire and fully load

the fire with hardwood logs (ideally 40cms (16") long with a

maximum diameter of 150cms. (6")

Open the lower and upper air controls to allow the fire the fire

to burn fiercely. After 2 or 3 minutes, close the lower air control

fully and close the upper air control to the "almost" fully closed

position.

If you require your stove to be used the following morning,

carry out the following procedure:

Wipe the door glass clean using a damp cloth and polish off with

a paper towel or clean cloth.

Open the lower and upper air controls.

Using the ash rake, lightly rake the ashes in the stove, bringing

any hot embers to the centre of the grate.

Place small sections of wood on the grate and close the stove

door to the "almost" closed position.

When the fire becomes established, add more fully and proceed

as above (see section 'To light Your Dovre 550CB' above)

CARE & MAINTENANCE OF YOUR

DOVRE STOVE

CAUTION

IF THE APPLIANCE EMITS SMOKE INTO YOUR ROOM, IT IS

NOT THE FAULT OF THE APPLIANCE. THERE WILL EITHER

BE A STRUCTURAL FAULT OR DESIGN FAULT IN THE

CHIMNEY OR LACK OF VENTILATION IN THE ROOM.

REMOVING ASHES

Slide the centre grate grill to the open position. Using the rake

tool, slide some of the ashes to the centre grate allowing the

ashes to drop into the ash pan. It is not necessary to clear all the

ash from the grate area. A bed of ash up to 12mm deep can be

left on the grate area.

After replacing the empty ashpan in the ashpit compartment,

ensure the ashpit door is fully closed.

DAILY MAINTENANCE

Empty the ash pan

Check and clean light stains from the glass. Wipe the door glass

clean using a damp cloth and polish off with a paper towel or

clean cloth.

WEEKLY MAINTENANCE

The fibre door gaskets around the inside edge of the doors

provide an airtight seal. Check these regularly and remove any

ash or wood particles gently with a soft brush.

ANNUAL MAINTENANCE

At the end of the heating season, thoroughly clean the inside of

the stove and adjoining flue pipe.

Arrange for your chimney sweep to inspect and clean the

chimney.

Carry out the following checks:

Replace the door and glass gaskets

Check and replace any worn fire bricks as necessary

Check and replace the cast iron grate if necessary

Check, clean and replace the top baffle plate if necessary

STOVE BODY

To clean, use a soft brush. The stove body can be repainted or

touched up using Dovre high temperature resistant stove paint.

GLASS

You may notice a build up of deposits on your glass, particularly if

the stove has been used for long periods at low temperatures. A

hot brisk fire will normally cure this problem, but if the problem

persists, check the quality of your wood and / or chimney. It is

always recommended to fire your stove hard after an overnight

burn. From time to time, the glass can be cleaned using Dovre

CERACLEAN glass cleaner. Never use water or abrasive pads to

clean the glass especially whilst the glass is hot.

TEN YEAR WARRANTY

If the castings on this appliance should prove to be defective within

ten years of the purchase date, the faulty castings will be replaced

free of charge, subject to the following conditions.

The purchaser shall complete the registration section

..........herewith and return it within seven days of purchase.

..........Failure to return the registration could result in delays in

..........processing any claims.

The appliance shall have been installed in compliance with

the installation instructions.

The appliance shall not have been used for the burning of

unseasoned wood and/or prohibited fuels.

This warranty only applies to the appliance body castings

and does not include renewable components including

grates, ashpans, and glass, seals and baffle plates.

This warranty does not cover site visits and any claims

should be notified to your dealer.

This warranty does not affect the Statutory Rights of Consumer

Purchasers

MANAGING YOUR WOOD SUPPLIES

If you are buying wood from a log merchant, try to ensure that the

wood has been seasoned for at least 2 years. 3 years is even better.

The wood should preferably be cut to lengths of 40cms (16") and

split to a width of between 5 and l5cms (2-6").

Store your wood under cover to protect from rain but ideally the

wood should be stored in. a place where the wind will be allowed

to freely ventilate the stack.

Try to obtain hardwoods such as oak, elm, beech or ash. These

woods will provide more calorific value per cubic meter than

softwoods.

TROUBLESHOOTING

SMOKE EMISSION

If smoking occurs when the stove door is opened, it is a sign that

the flue draught is inadequate. Mostly, burning unseasoned wood

causes this condition and it usually indicates that the combustion

temperature is too low. To overcome a weak draught, ensure your

wood is dry and build a hot fire, leaving both air controls in the

fully open position. If the problem persists, arrange for your

chimney to be expertly checked for design and construction faults.

In some instances, down draught conditions will exist and it may

be necessary to fit an anti down draught device to the top of the

chimney.

FIRE DOES NOT BURN FOR LONG PERIODS

Wood can contain a number of variable factors related to species,

weight, age and moisture content. It is therefore difficult to be

precise with regards to the length of burn time.

If it is thought that the fuel is burning too quickly: -

The diameter of the logs is too small

If softwoods are used, change to using hardwoods

Excessive chimney draught. If so, fit a draught stabiliser

Worn out door and glass seals need replacing.

Always try to avoid running your stove for long periods of time

with the air controls closed. This point is particularly important if

the wood is not well seasoned. Failure to do so will cause the glass,

stove walls and chimney to become soiled with tar deposits.

Please complete and return this card within seven days

of purchase to:

Dovre Castings Ltd., Weston Works, Weston Lane,

Tyseley, Birmingham B11 3RP

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