Esse Bakeheart User manual

Bakeheart and Warmheart
Wood Fired Cook Stove
Owner’s Manual
OMNI-Test
Laboratories, Inc.
0224WS009S
0224WS009E

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GENERAL SAFETY
All ESSE cook stoves are designed and manufactured to be simple and efficient to use, and we’ve
taken great care to ensure that they meet the applicable safety requirements, when appropriately
installed and used. Before use, ensure you are familiar with the following:
PLEASE READ THIS ENTIRE MANUAL BEFORE YOU INSTALL AND USE YOUR NEW ROOM
HEATER. FAILURE TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN PROPERTY DAMAGE,
BODILY INJURY, OR EVEN DEATH.
THIS COOK STOVE HAS A MANUFACTURER-SET MINIMUM LOW BURN RATE THAT MUST
NOT BE ALTERED. IT IS AGAINST FEDERAL REGULATIONS TO ALTER THIS SETTING OR
OTHERWISE OPERATE THIS WOOD HEATER IN A MANNER INCONSISTENT WITH THE
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL.
DO NOT INSTALL THIS APPLIANCE WITHIN A MOBILE HOME.
DO NOT CONNECT THE UNIT TO A CHIMNEY FLUE SERVING ANOTHER APPLIANCE.
DO NOT CONNECT TO OR USE IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANY AIR DISTRIBUTION
DUCTWORK UNLESS SPECIFICALLY APPROVED FOR SUCH INSTALLATIONS.
CONTACT LOCAL BUILDING OR FIRE OFFICIALS ABOUT RESTRICTIONS AND INSTALLATION
INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS IN YOUR AREA AND THE NEED TO OBTAIN A PERMIT.
WHEN THIS ROOM HEATER IS NOT PROPERLY INSTALLED, A HOUSE FIRE MAY RESULT.
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, FOLLOW THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS. CONTACT
LOCAL BUILDING OR FIRE OFFICIALS ABOUT RESTRICTIONS AND INSTALLATION
INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS IN YOUR AREA.
THIS ROOM HEATER MUST BE CONNECTED TO:
•
A CHIMNEY COMPLYING WITH THE REQUIREMENTS FOR TYPE HT CHIMNEYS IN THE
STANDARD FOR CHIMNEYS, FACTORY-BUILT, RESIDENTIAL TYPE AND BUILDING
HEATING APPLIANCE, UL 103, OR…
•
A CODE-APPROVED MASONRY CHIMNEY WITH A FLUE LINER.
THIS HEATER HAS BEEN CERTIFIED UNDER THE 2020 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
AGENCY’S CORD WOOD EMISSIONS LIMITS FOR WOOD HEATERS.
DO NOT USE A GRATE OR OTHER DEVICE TO ELEVATE THE FIRE OFF THE FIREBOX FLOOR.
BURN THE FIRE DIRECTLY ONTO THE BRICKS.
NEVER USE GASOLINE, GASOLINE-TYPE LANTERN FUEL, KEROSENE, CHARCOAL LIGHTER
FLUID, OR SIMILAR LIQUIDS OR CHEMICALS TO START OR ’FRESHEN UP’ A FIRE IN THIS
HEATER. KEEP ALL SUCH LIQUIDS WELL AWAY FROM THE HEATER WHILE IT IS IN USE.
HOT WHILE IN OPERATION. KEEP CHILDREN, CLOTHING AND FURNITURE AWAY.
CONTACT MAY CAUSE SKIN BURNS.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE USE.
This manual describes the installation and operation of the ESSE Bakeheart / Warmheart wood
heater and cook stove. Under specific test conditions this heater has been shown to deliver heat at
rates ranging from 10,001 –46,685 Btu/hr. This appliance has been tested to ASTM 2515 and ASTM
3053 for Emissions, and UL 1482-2015 and ULC S627-00 for Safety.
Model name: ESSE Warmheart / ESSE Bakeheart
Manufacturer: ESSE Engineering Ltd., Long lng, Barnoldswick, Lancashire, BB18 6BJ, UK

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Contents
1. WELCOME TO YOUR ESSE ....................................................................................................... 5
BEFORE USING YOUR COOK STOVE .............................................................................................. 6
2. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................................... 6
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR COOK STOVE....................................................................................... 6
SUPPLIED TOOLS AND PARTS........................................................................................................ 8
CO AND SMOKE ALARM................................................................................................................ 9
VENTILATION................................................................................................................................ 9
FUEL.............................................................................................................................................. 9
THE HEATSHIELD........................................................................................................................... 9
WOOD LOGS............................................................................................................................... 10
AIR SUPPLY ................................................................................................................................. 10
LIFTING THE BOLSTER LID........................................................................................................... 11
LIGHTING YOUR ESSE COOK STOVE ............................................................................................ 11
REFUELLING................................................................................................................................ 13
EMPTYING THE FIREBOX OF EXCESS ASH.................................................................................... 13
COOKING ON YOUR COOK STOVE............................................................................................... 14
REDUCED BURNING.................................................................................................................... 17
FLUE DRAFT ................................................................................................................................ 17
CLEANING & MAINTENANCE ...................................................................................................... 17
REPLACING THE FIRE BRICKS ...................................................................................................... 20
REPLACING THE FIRE GLASS........................................................................................................ 22
CHIMNEY SWEEPING .................................................................................................................. 23
SAFE SHUTDOWN....................................................................................................................... 23
SEASONAL USE............................................................................................................................ 23
WARRANTY................................................................................................................................. 24
TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................................................................... 25
PLANNING THE INSTALLATION ................................................................................................... 26
3. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS .............................................................................................. 26
VENTILATION.............................................................................................................................. 26
INSTALLING THE HEATSHIELD..................................................................................................... 27
CO AND SMOKE ALARM.............................................................................................................. 29
UNPACKING THE APPLIANCE ...................................................................................................... 29

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CHIMNEY & FLUE ........................................................................................................................29
CHIMNEY HEIGHT........................................................................................................................34
POSITIONING WITHIN A MASONRY FIREPLACE...........................................................................35
FLOOR PROTECTION ...................................................................................................................36
WALL CLEARANCES (CLEARANCE DISTANCES) ............................................................................36
FLUE DRAFT.................................................................................................................................37
COMMISSIONING........................................................................................................................37
4. CONSUMABLE PARTS ............................................................................................................ 39

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Welcome to the ESSE family. We’ve poured all of our knowledge, expertise and
passion for designing and manufacturing market leading stoves, dating back to
1854, into producing your ESSE cook stove. All ESSE cook stoves are
manufactured at our UK factory in Lancashire, UK, and we’re confident that if
appropriately installed, maintained and cared for, your ESSE cook stove will
provide you with many years of room heating, cooking, comfort and joy.
Before you fire up your ESSE cook stove for the first time, ensure that your
installer has installed the stove in line with the ‘Installation’ section of this
manual, and that the flue and chimney has been swept. The cook stove is not
suitable for use in a shared flue.
As you would expect, when in use, all parts of the stove become hot, so always
use the supplied operating tool or glove when interacting with your ESSE cook
stove. The cook stove is suitable for intermittent operation. Do not use an
aerosol spray close to the stove when alight.
These instructions provide all the necessary information to both install, then
operate your ESSE cook stove. The key information relating to your stove,
including the serial number, can be found on the data plate, located at the rear
of the cook stove. Please quote the model and serial number, in any future
communication with your retailer or the manufacturer.
Data plate location
1. WELCOME TO YOUR ESSE

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BEFORE USING YOUR COOK STOVE
Ensure that all protective packaging has been removed. The hotplate has been
oiled at the factory to prevent rusting and therefore will require wiping with a
damp cloth and drying with a paper towel, before use.
This appliance is suitable for burning wood only. An extractor should not be
fitted within the same room as the appliance.
Do not place tea towels or similar items on the handrail.
GETTING TO KNOW YOUR COOK STOVE
Air Controller
This is used to control the fire intensity, by managing the
amount of air supplied to the fire. When moved to the
right, there is more air and a fiercer burn rate, whilst
moved to the left, there is less air, and softer burn rate.
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Bolster Lid
Air Controller
Firebox
Oven
Hotplate
(Bakeheart Only)

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The firebox is accessed through the large glass fronted fire door, which is opened
by rotating the catch 90° counter-clockwise. On the Bakeheart model, the oven
is behind the bottom door, which is also opened by rotating the catch 90°
counter-clockwise. Please note, when in use, both of these catches will become
hot, so always use the supplied operating tool or glove to open and close them.
The operating tool or glove should also be used to adjust the Air Controller.
If the cook stove is being used primarily to heat the room, we recommend
leaving the bolster lids open, allowing heat from the hotplate to radiate into the
room.
Move left, to reduce intensity
Move right, to increase intensity

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SUPPLIED TOOLS AND PARTS
Your ESSE cook stove comes supplied with…
BH
WH
Heatshield
•To install on the rear wall
✔
✔
Glove
•For interacting with the controls
✔
✔
Operating Tool
• Hotplate removal & opening doors
✔
✔
Wire Brush
• For cleaning ovens & hotplate
✔
✔
Firebox Shelf
• For cooking direct onto embers
✔
✔
Oven Shelf
• For cooking within the oven
✔
✔
Fireshield
• To direct heat away, whilst cooking
✔
✘
Please keep all of these items in a safe place.
This appliance is not appropriate for use as an incinerator, and
unsuitable fuels should not be used. Failure to follow this
requirement will invalidate your warranty.
Operating Tool (I-WH-100-004US)
Operating Tool storage

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CO AND SMOKE ALARM
Your installer should have ensured that you have a carbon monoxide (CO) and
smoke alarm fitted, in the same room as your ESSE cook stove. You should make
sure that you are familiar with the operation of these essential pieces of
equipment.
VENTILATION
All stoves require a consistent supply of ‘combustion air’, to allow for the
combustion of the fire. Your installer should have ensured that there is
appropriate air source to your ESSE cook stove. For more information, see the
‘Ventilation’ section within the Installation part of this manual.
FUEL
Your ESSE stove has been designed to burn wood logs, of appropriate quality
and moisture content.
Approved fuels
Unapproved fuels
✔Wood logs
✘Wet wood
✘Overly dry wood
✘Treated timber
✘Smokeless mineral fuel
✘Petroleum based fuels
✘Bituminous house coal
✘Printed paper and cardboard
This appliance is not appropriate for use as an incinerator, and
unsuitable fuels should not be used. Failure to follow this requirement
will invalidate your warranty.
THE HEATSHIELD
Your cook stove comes supplied with a heatshield. This heatshield must be
installed if the vertical substrate behind the cook stove is of combustible

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material. See the ‘INSTALLING THE HEATSHIELD’ section in the ‘Installation
instructions’ section of this document for more information.
WOOD LOGS
Burning wood logs within your ESSE cook stove provides sustainable, efficient
and ‘clean’ heating to your room. The moisture content of your wood is very
important, as this affects both how ‘cleanly’ your stove will burn, and also how
long the fuel will burn for. Referred to as ‘green wood’, recently felled wood will
almost certainly have a moisture content that is too high to burn efficiently and
cleanly. Similarly, overly dry wood will burn quickly, with higher emissions,
making your stove less economical to run.
We recommend using wood logs with a moisture content of 15 –20%. This is
best achieved by either storing green wood yourself for a period of 12 –18
months, and checking regularly with a moisture detector, or purchasing it from
a reputable fire wood specialist, who is able to control the moisture content of
their wood logs.
Your wood should be stacked safely, so as to not allow absorption of moisture
from rain, condensation or flooding. If stacked outdoors, ensure your wood is
not stacked directly onto the ground.
Do not store wood in the space between your cook stove and adjacent surfaces,
which provides the required distance to combustibles, or in areas which may
become hot over time, causing a fire risk, eg, under the cook stove.
AIR SUPPLY
ESSE cook stoves are designed to achieve the most efficient heat outputs, with
the ‘cleanest burn’. To achieve this, significant research and development
investment has been given to how to provide appropriate levels of ‘combustion
air’ to the correct parts of the fire, at the correct time of the burn cycle.
Combustion air is drawn into your ESSE stove from four locations, one of which
is controllable. It is important to understand the function of each, and where
appropriate, how they are controlled.

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Controllable
Combustion Air
Controllable Combustion Air enters your ESSE cook stove
from the circular air inlet at the base of the appliance, and
is adjusted by the air controller. When moved to the right,
there is more air and a fiercer burn rate, whilst moved to
the left, there is less air, and softer burn rate.
Tertiary Air
Tertiary Air enters your ESSE cook stove through two small
air inlets the base of the appliance, entering the firebox
through a series of holes in two pipes located at the top of
the firebox. The amount of Tertiary Air is not adjustable,
but carefully positioned to help achieve improved
efficiency and a clean burn.
Pilot Air
Pilot Air enters your ESSE cook stove through a small hole
at the front of the base of the appliance. The Pilot Air helps
keep the cook stove burning cleanly, even towards the
end of a log’s useful life.
LIFTING THE BOLSTER LID
The bolster lid should be lifted using the supplied Operating Tool.
LIGHTING YOUR ESSE COOK STOVE
1. Position the Operating Tool
under the Bolster Lid handle.
2. Carefully pull the Bolster Lid upwards,
until it holds in an open position.

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When your ESSE cook stove is first lit, it may smoke, give off an odour, or make
‘ticking noises’. This is quite normal, as the materials used within its manufacture
are heated up for the first time. These symptoms will stop within a short period,
but ensure that the room is well ventilated during this ‘settling in’ process.
The pallet that your ESSE cook stove was supplied on has been produced from
timer that is appropriate for use as kindling, so can be broken up and chopped,
for this purpose.
Initially only light a small fire, for a period of 1 –2 hours, to dry out any moisture
found within the flue and chimney.
Whilst lighting the fire, do not leave your ESSE cook stove unattended,
until the fire is established, the door is fully closed, and you have
adjusted the Air Controller to the appropriate level.
Before lighting your ESSE cook stove, ensure
that the Air Controller is fully open (Pushed to
the right).
Lay two small wood logs along the length of the
firebox base, and place a firelighter / tightly
rolled up newspaper on top of them. On top,
use wood kindling to create a small lattice
structure.
Safely light the firelighter / newspaper and
close the door, but leaving it slightly ajar. Once
the flames have established on the wood logs,
(typically within 3 –5 minutes), place a small
wood log on top and fully close the door. Slowly
reduce the air volume, by moving the Air
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Controller to control the fire, until the flames
are slowly ‘dancing’ on top of the wood logs.
It is very important that your ESSE cook stove is not overfired, as this may cause
long term damage to the appliance, and invalidate your warranty.
The door should only be opened during the initial lighting / refuelling
of your ESSE cook stove. If left open during normal operation, you may
experience excessive smoke emitting into your room.
When the fire is lit within the cook stove, all controls and handles
become hot - The operating tool or glove provided should be used
when interacting with the appliance.
Take care not to strike the glass in the fire door, or slam the door shut,
which may result in damage.
REFUELLING
Refuelling should be undertaken whilst the flames on the current fuel are still
established, or you may experience excessive smoking. If the current fire has
died out, reignite the fire with additional kindling, before adding additional fuel.
When positioning fuel into the firebed, ensure that the fuel is not touching the
back or side walls, or the glass window, as this will result in a less clean burn.
To enjoy optimum wood burning, leave an ashbed of ½” –1” of ash within the
base of the firebox. First rake the current fuel, to create a bed of hot embers,
on which to place the new fuel. Then place the new wood logs onto the hot
embers.
Do not ‘overload’ the fire with excessive amounts of fuel, as this will
result in over-firing, and may cause permanent damage to your ESSE
cook stove.
EMPTYING THE FIREBOX OF EXCESS ASH
Your ESSE cook stove will be hot during and after use. Always use the
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Never attempt to remove excess ash whilst the cook stove or ash is
still hot.
Once the level of ash has built up greater than ½” –1”, excess ash should be
removed from the base of the firebox using a metal shovel and disposed of
safely.
Ash should be placed in a metal container with a tight fitting lid. The closed
container of ashes should be placed on a non-combustible floor or on the
ground, well away from all combustible materials, pending final disposal.
COOKING ON YOUR COOK STOVE
The ESSE Bakeheart both heats local spaces, whilst also being perfect for cooking
on the hotplate, in the oven or even directly to the hot embers.
The ESSE Warmheart is primarily a local space heater, but also incorporates a
handy hotplate, for cooking or keeping hot beverages, soups or stews warm.
The Oven
(Bakeheart only)
When in use, the oven is heated through heat
transfer from the fire, providing all round heat for
perfect cooking. As a result, pans and casserole
dishes can be placed on the bottom surface of the
oven, without frying food, ensuring that all of the
near 32lt of capacity is useable space.
The oven is deeper than it is wide, to reduce heat
loss when the door is opened for inspection of the
food, helping to maintain a cooking temperature.
The oven door should be kept closed when in use.
Always use the supplied Glove or Operating Tool to
open the oven door, as the handle gets hot when in
use. To open the oven door, turn the handle 90°
counter-clockwise, and carefully swing open.
A temperature gauge is located within the oven
door, which can be used to give a guide to the
temperature within the oven. Remember that when
the door has been opened, the temperature shown

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on the dial will drop, and take time to correct when
the door is subsequently closed. Please note, the
temperature gauge should only be used as a guide to
the oven temperature.
Your ESSE Bakeheart comes supplied with a wire
shelf, which can be placed on the steel runner pins in
the oven. The wire shelf has a retaining device, to
reduce the risk of them pulling free of the cooker
accidently. To remove the shelf, pull forward as far
as they come, them lift the front of the shelf up at an
angle, and slowly pull free from the shelf runners.
The Hotplate
The design and position of the hotplate is carefully
considered to give graduated areas of heat. The
centre of the hotplate is positioned directly above
the firebox, so will be the hottest area, and is perfect
for boiling, whilst the outer areas are ideal for
simmering.
To maintain hotplate cooking temperatures, the
Bolster Lid should be closed when the hotplate is not
in use.
The Firebox
(Bakeheart only)
To fully enjoy the unique flavours of wood fired
cooking, your ESSE Bakeheart allows for cooking
directly over wood embers, providing classic chargrill
lines on the supplied wire shelf.
The Firebox Cooking Shelf can be positioned into the
firebox after lighting. Once the fire has died down to
glowing embers, using the supplied Glove, carefully
slide the Firebox Cooking Shelf into position along
the steel pin runners, located on the side bricks.
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The Oven Gauge, with temperature guide
Remember that the oven gauge (Bakeheart only) is a useful tool for giving an
indication of the oven temperature, but due to how the oven is heated, should
not be relied upon to give an exact temperature reading.
When the hotplate is not in use, the bolster lids should be left down, to help
retain heat and keep the hotplates warm.
Once up to temperature, relatively small amounts of fuel are required to keep
the cooking areas hot. With this in mind, resist the temptation to add excessive
amounts of fuel to the firebox, which can cause long-term damage to your ESSE
cook stove, whilst also making the appliance uncomfortably hot to stand in front
of, during cooking. If this does become a problem, the supplied Fireshield
(Bakeheart only) can be placed in front of the glass oven door, to help deflect
heat away from the user.
To install the Fireshield, simply hang it onto the hand rail in front of the glass
firedoor.

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REDUCED BURNING
Once a fire has established, close down the air control, and ensure that the door
is firmly closed. Experimentation with the setting of air controls may be required,
depending upon the flue draft and fuel type. A build-up of soot on the inside face
of the glass window is more likely when operating the cook stove in this way.
FLUE DRAFT
An appropriate flue draft is essential for the stove to work safely and efficiently.
During installation, your installer should have taken a flue draft reading, to
ensure that it within the recommended range of 12 –25 Pascals. If your cook
stove is burning wood logs quickly, or adjusting the Air Controller is having little
effect on controlling the fire, consult with your installer to confirm the flue draft
remains appropriate.
CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
This wood heater needs periodic inspection and repair for proper
operation. Consult the owner’s manual for further information. It is
against federal regulations to operate this wood heater in a manner
inconsistent with the operating instructions in the owner’s manual.
Fireshield (Bakeheart only)
Fireshield in use (Bakeheart only)

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Your ESSE cook stove should be inspected frequently, and any required
maintenance undertaken. We recommend that your ESSE cook stove is serviced
once a year by a qualified service professional.
As the cook stove top is used for cooking, associated wear and tear will occur.
Spills should be wiped up immediately with a damp cloth. Chemical oven
cleaners should not be used on the hob surface.
The supplied wire brush can be used to remove stubborn stains from the
hotplate, or inside the ovens.
Creosote –Formation and Need for Removal When wood is burned slowly, it
produces tar and other organic vapors, which combine with expelled moisture
to form creosote. The creosote vapors condense in the relatively cool chimney
flue of a slow-burning fire. As a result, creosote residue accumulates on the flue
lining. When ignited this creosote makes an extremely hot fire. The chimney
connector and chimney should be inspected at least once every two months
during the heating season to determine if a creosote build-up has occurred. If
creosote has accumulated it should be removed to reduce the risk of a chimney
fire.
Be aware that using the wire brush on the painted surfaces, (including
the top that surrounds the hotplate), will cause damage to the paint
finish.
The inside of the ovens can be given a coating of flax oil, which will help protect
them against rusting, particularly when they oven is not in use for prolonged
periods.
Repairs or modifications should only be undertaken by ESSE
authorised professionals. Only genuine ESSE replacement parts should
be used, or your warranty may become invalid.
General cleaning
The exterior cast iron and sheet steel parts should be
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of the appliance need re-painting, high temperature
aerosol paints are available from your retailer.
Glass window
Do not clean the glass whilst it is hot. If the glass window
needs cleaning, use a damp cloth. If stubborn stains
remains, use a dedicated glass cleaning solution. Do not
use abrasive cleaners or pads, as these can scratch the
surface, which may cause the glass to fail prematurely.
Before relighting the appliance ensure that the glass has
fully dried.
Rope seals
Ensuring a firm seal between the body of the appliance
and the closed door is essential for the efficient and
clean burning of your ESSE cook stove. The rope seals on
the inside face of the door should be inspected regularly,
and replaced as necessary.
Chrome parts
Chrome parts can be cleaned using a dedicated chrome
cleaner. Do not use aggressive chemical cleaners, as
these can dull the finish. Do not use aggressive scouring
pads or brushes, as this can scratch the surface.
Exterior painted
surfaces
The exterior of the cook stove is painted in a specialist
high temperature wet paint, designed for this
application. However, through the life of the cook stove,
it may be necessary to touch up areas of paintwork. High
temperature cook stove paints are available from your
retailer.
Ensure that the cook stove is completely cool before
undertaking any maintenance work. First remove any
areas of flaky paint by gently rubbing with a wire brush.
Then remove any areas of grease or oil, which will
prevent the new layer of paint from adhering to the
metal surface. Ensure other areas of the cook stove, and
neighbouring items are masked off before applying the
high temperature paint. If using an aerosol, ensure there
is appropriate ventilation, and use appropriate personal
protective equipment. Follow the manufacturer’s
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Internal flue
ways
The flue ways inside the cook stove should be cleaned as
part of the annual service, and at the same time as the
flue and chimney are swept.
To do so, remove the hotplate by first inserting the end
of the Operating Tool into the hole at the side of the
steel disk. Then simply lever the hotplate up and clear of
the appliance.
Hotplate removal
REPLACING THE FIRE BRICKS
During the life of your cook stove, the vermiculite firebricks will need replacing.
The part numbers are shown in the ‘Consumable Parts’ section of this document.
The bottom and rear bricks can be replaced through the front opening, whilst
the side bricks and steel baffle require removal of the side panel.
Always wear gloves when undertaking any maintenance on your cook
stove.
To replace the bottom and rear firebricks…
1. Lever up the base brick from the rear, using a flat head screwdriver.
2. Lever forward the rear brick from the top, using a flat head screwdriver.
To replace the side firebricks and steel baffle…