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Sayfayı YazdırYou will prevent cracks in chamotte bricks, damage of the paint or deformation of the insert
materials by a careful first heating.
Hardening of the paint on the fireplace insert might be accompanied by a temporary smell,
which will disappear after a while.
Make sure the room is properly aired when burning the paint. Furthermore, ensure that no
small animals or birds are present in the room containing paint exhausts.
We also recommend turning off aquariums air intakes during the first heating.
In general, the heating up and cooling of the fireplace insert is accompanied by a specific
sound; this is intended.
After the fireplace insert and eventually the exchanger cools down, it is possible to begin
assembling the outer coating of the insert.
5.3 Kindling and firing
1. Fireplace inserts with grate - first put crumpled paper into the chamber and then lay
chopped wood on it.
You can also used the solid fire-lighter to start the fire. After starting fire, let it burn freely
with all air regulation elements open. It is forbidden to use flammable liquid (oil, petroleum,
etc.) for starting fire!
After the fire begins to burn and the draft is strong enough, bigger logs or wood briquettes
might be added without the danger of smoke. Continue stoking the amount of fuel deter-
mined based on the nominal output of the fireplace insert.
2. Fireplace inserts without grate - only secondary air is used for burning; therefore wood
logs need to be stoked first, then chopped wood and finally small cuttings and paper. After
starting fire, let it burn freely with all air regulation elements open. It is forbidden to use
flammable liquid (oil, petroleum, etc.) for starting fire!
After the fire begins to burn and the draft is strong enough, bigger logs or wood briquettes
might be added without the danger of smoke. Continue stoking the maximum amount of fuel
determined based on the nominal output of the fireplace insert.
Fuel consumption is always stated in the technical sheet. Burning intensity is regulated by air
intake controls or, if a smoke shutter is installed, by limiting the draft in the chimney. Larger
amount of fuel or a strong draft and air take might cause overheating and damage of the
fireplace insert. Too weak draft leads to glass blackening or to a smoke escaping into the
room when opening the door and stoking fuel.
Warning: Fireplace doors must always be closed, with the exception of the first heating,
stoking fuel and removing ash. When the fireplace insert is not in operation for a longer
period of time, it is necessary to check that the flue pipes, chimney and combustion chamber
are clear.
5.4 Stoking fuel
In order to prevent smoke escaping into the room when stoking fuel, please follow the fol-
lowing procedure:
Approximately 5 or 10 seconds before opening the fireplace doors open the air intake reg-
ulators and then only slightly open the stoking doors, wait for few seconds for the exhaust
gas to get sucked into the chimney and only then fully open the door. When opening the
stoking door, a special attention must be paid to the danger of hot fire-brands falling out.
After stocking fuel, close the door again. After the fuel starts burning (with clear fire), return
the regulator back to its original position. The amount of stoked fuel should correspond to an
hourly consumption value for the concrete fireplace insert (see the technical sheet).
Overheating can permanently damage the fireplace insert construction.
Warning: To prevent exhaust gas escaping into the room during stoking add fuel after its
burning down on the glowing base.