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NORMAL OUTDOOR FIREPLACE BURNING AND EXTINGUISHING

To prevent flue gases from escaping during the heater's operation, the door should be closed

at all times, except for lighting, fuel loading and removing ash. Do not leave the site while

lighting the fire when the door is open.

CHIMNEY-FLUE MAINTENANCE

A well-cleaned and maintained chimney provides the basis for correct and safe stove

operation. The user must clean the chimney in accordance with the valid regulations. How

often you clean and per- form the maintenance depends on the chimney insulation and the

type of wood used. Using unse- asoned wood with a humidity above 20%, or softwood, will

pose the risk of a chimney fire related to a thick layer of flammable creosote deposits, which

must be removed regularly. Failing to remove the creosote layer inside the chimney liner

causes sealing damage, and also contributes to corrosion build-

-up. Consequently, the regular inspection and maintenance of the stove and its related

components are required.

HEARTH CLEANING

Before and after each heating season, the hearth must be cleaned and checked carefully, as

leaving ash in the ash drawer over a longer time will cause its chemical corrosion. During

operation, regular cle- aning of the firebox-combustion chamber must be performed (how often it

needs to be done depends on the variety and humidity of the wood used). Use a poker,

scrapers, a brush, chimney vacuums and ash separators for cleaning the hearth components.

GRATE MAINTACE AND CLEANING

(fig.2a)

GLASS CLEANING

The glass gets heated up to high temperatures, so clean it only when the hearth has cooled

down. Clean it using approved agents designed for this purpose only (do not use them to clean

the firebox parts). Do not use any abrasive agents for this purpose, asthis may cause its

surface to be scratched.

(fig.2b)

(fig.2c)