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ABOUT YOUR WOOD BURNING
STOVE
Manufacturer's declaration
The product meets the requirements of, and is CE
marked according to, EN12815 standard. Instrucons
for installaon and maintenance are included in an
addional document. For CE marking, see page 19.
General
The wood stove is made of heavy cast iron and is
equipped with vermiculite as protecon. The oven
ceiling is clad with soapstone for addional heat
protecon and for a more even temperature in the oven.
The heat retaining property of the material means the
stove emits residual heat for several hours aer use.
Owing to the airght doors and the special supply of
air to the re, the stove maintains a maximum heang
eect and low wood consumpon. The wood is burned
when the supply of secondary air ows through the
holes in the vermiculite and by means of the primary air
which is supplied when the combuson chamber door is
ajar during the ignion phase.
HOW YOUR WOOD BURNING STOVE
WORKS
Combustion air
Primary air is supplied when lling with rewood and by
means of leaving the door ajar during the ignion phase.
The secondary air is supplied through a fresh air intake
under the stove; this damper is also referred to as the
outside air connecon. You adjust the supply using
a regulator on the front of the stove. This air supply
regulator should always be fully open when lighng the
re and may be closed back to 50% when the stove is
thoroughly warm. The secondary air is then heated in
the stove and nds its way into the via the holes in the
vermiculite in the combuson chamber. The combuson
air passes through the rebox then circulates across the
oven roof and down on the stove’s right-hand side. It
then moves towards the rear and leaves the stove at the
rear or at the top depending on the connecon to the
chimney.
Regulate the secondary air supply
here by turning the knob downwards
to increase the oxygen supply.
NB! This regulator becomes very hot
when the re is lit. Use the poker to
adjust the air supply regulator.
Secondary air & outdoor air
connecon**
On installaon, the space
below the stove must be
unimpeded to allow the
oxygen supply to the stove.
** The connecon adapter is an opon and is included in the outdoor air connecon kit. Read more about how to mount this on page 12.
