7.3
Lighting
• Clean the fire box from the presence of ash;
• completely open the primary air adjusting by bringing
completely the lever (A) to the right (Fig.7.3);
• open the fire door;
• carefully place the pieces of wood in the combustion
chamber;
• place a natural fire-igniter on the pile of wood;
• add thin crossed sticks on top;
• turn the lighter on from above
• close the fire door
• keep the air intake open to ensure a high and bright
flame
• reduce the air intake opening only when a good ember
base has formed.
7.4
R efilling the fuel
During operation, to refill with fuel it is necessary to follow
this procedure:
•
Slowly open the fire door in order to avoid creating
an air depression in the fire box, which would cause
an almost certain release of smoke into the room
(depending on the flue draw).
•
Refill the fire box with fuel and then close the fire
door. For an optimal disposition of the fuel inside the
fire box, refer to the Fig. 7.4.
Avoid overheating the stove by introducing excessive
amounts of fuel.
Introduce fuel when the embers have formed and the
flame has lowered.
7.5
Combustion control
The combustion occurs by introducing air in the fire box,
which is adjusted by the specific log placed in the right
lower part of the ash drawer door.
If you want to obtain a faster combustion, move
the log to the right; if you want to obtain a slower
combustion, move the log to the left (Fig. 7.5a).
With the fire burning, the lever can be positioned
approximately half open according to the draw of the flue
pipe and the amount of air to be supplied.
For the first ignition of the day, or when using damp wood,
it is advisable to fully open the primary air element to
facilitate ignition.
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Fig. 7.3
Fig. 7.4
Fig. 7.5a