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4. After the kindling is burning well, add increasingly larger pieces of wood until the ﬁre is actively burning.

5. When the ﬁre is well established, slide the Burn Type Lever to position A. Then adjust the Burn Rate Knob to

the desired heat output, either manually or with the remote control.

Move the Burn Type Lever

to its uppermost position

Reduce the

Burn Rate

As the ﬁre grows and the

ﬂue warms, the Burn Type

Lever can be moved in one

or two stages to its uppermost

position (A), and the Burn Rate

Knob moved progressively

(clockwise) to lower settings.

Much will depend on the

quality of the wood being

used and the performance

of the ﬂue but the stove will

normally be operating with the

Burn Type Lever at position

“A” and the Burn Rate Control

reduced within a few minutes

of lighting.

Do not position the Burn Type Lever in the low position (“B”) during operation except during lighting.

The stove is designed to burn in a way that ensures all the volatile gases produced by the wood burn in a regulated

manner. Introducing too much under-grate air will induce the wood to release more volatiles than the air supply can

cleanly burn. If too much under-grate air is used when lighting, the volatiles released will chill below their ignition

temperature, resulting in stained glass.

Before reloading, rake a portion of the embers as well as any partially-burned logs towards the front of the stove. Place

the new logs towards the back of the stove, as this will minimize the possibility of smoke reaching the glass and of the

wood itself falling against the glass.

After reloading, close the stove door and turn the Burn Rate Knob to

high setting for a while to re-establish a lively ﬁre. Once the wood is

burning at a brisk rate, turn the knob down to the desired heat output.

Refuelling "little and often" will give the most visually satisfying stove,

and until you gain the experience in operating your stove it will be the

simplest method of operation. Successfully burning large charges of

fuel is only possible when you understand the operation of your stove,

the performance of your chimney, and the characteristics of the wood

you are burning.

Refuelling the Stove

Use of the Optional Remote Control

This stove has the option of remote control. For full operating instructions for the remote control refer to the Remote

Control Guide (ref. 22492).

Overnight Burning

If you ﬁll your appliance with wood and close all air supplies (Burn Type Lever to A and Burn Rate Knob to 0), it is

possible to achieve overnight burning though it is probable that the window glass will become dirty.

To keep the glass clean, we recommend you do not shut the air control knob completely but to leave it slightly open

(on position 1), depending on how the chimney draws, to achieve slow burning for a maximum of 8 to 10 hours (with

dry, good quality wood such as oak…). With a well-drawing chimney, the air control will need to be closed further than

with poor drawing chimneys. Do not load un-split, round section logs as these will likely roll onto the glass and cause

staining.

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