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Floor load capacity

Make sure that the load capacity of the supporting

construction is sufficient to carry the weight of the

entire unit, before the heating unit is installed.

Combustion air

Being the user of the stove you must take care of a

sufficient combustion air supply. Sealed-up windows

and doors may not allow a sufficient combustion air

supply or disturb the draught behaviour of your stove.

Please ensure the additional supply of fresh

3. CORRECT OPERATION OF YOUR STOVE

Approved fuels

Dry, well cured and natural wood (hardwood

preferred), wood briquettes.

Maximum amount of fuel

Maximum amount of fuel to be added: 1,3 kg wood or

1 kg wood briquettes. Larger amounts of fuel can lead

to overheating and thus damage the stove.

Clean burning

The wood must be dry (relative wood moisture

< 15%) and untreated and the right amount of wood

must be burnt in order to ensure a clean fire that

releases only small amounts of emissions.

Making a fire

Prepare everything you need for starting up the fire:

soft wood chips, ignition aid (such as Austroflamm

lighter), wood. Figure 1 provides a good overview of

the quantity of the materials you will need.

Open the air slider all the way. See figure 2.

Open the stove door.

Put ignition aid on the floor of the firebox.

Lay soft wood chips onto the paper.

Lay one or two logs of wood on the wood chips.

Figure 3: igniting the fire

Light the ignition aid. Close the firebox door.

combustion air if necessary. For details please

consult your specialist retailer

Stove pipe connection

For your own safety stringent laws apply for

connecting the stove pipes to the chimney. Your

professional dealer or distributor knows these laws.

Please have your certified retailer carry out the

connection of your stove

Figure 4: regulate the air slider

As soon as the wood logs are burning well, you can

regulate the heating capacity with the air slider (slider

set to the maximum ("AUF") setting produces

maximum heat – see figure 2.).

When adding wood to the fire, follow the same

procedure as when igniting the fire: Open the air

slider, carefully open firebox door, lay wood on the

fire, close the firebox door.

Wait until the added wood catches fire and is

burning. Then regulate the air slider again

Heating in-between seasons

Heating the stove in in-between seasons, when the

outside temperatures are higher, the flue gases may

not be able to escape completely and this may lead to

disturbances in the chimney draught, especially if the

temperatures are rising suddenly. The stove has to

be charged with less wood and the primary air has to

be increased so that the wood can burn down faster

(with visible flames) and thus the chimney flue can

stabilize.

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