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Mounting of the coal set
Unpack the box which include the coal set.
NB! Use gloves to handle the coals, as they can cause skin
irritation.
Before placing the coal set, the bracket under the burn
chamber must be exchanged with the one included in the
coal set.
Mounting the air regulator
1. Remove the secondary draught plate (fig. 3A).
2. Remove the wing nut (fig. 1A), the washer (fig. 1B), and
the control bracket (fig. 2B).
3. Exchange the control bracket under the burn chamber
with the one following the coal set (fig. 1C). Fasten the
bracket loosely with the wing nut and washer under
the product. (The punched part (fig. 2C) must be turned
away from the main orifice). See fig. 1 and 3:
Left hole (fig. 1,2) for LPG - fully open 26 mm.
Right hole (fig. 1,1) for NG 20 (for Norway)- minimum
opening 2,5 mm. (Any adjustments must be made after
the gas has been re-connected).
4. Replace the air regulator in the control bracket.
5. Mount the burner and place the underlay bracket for
the coal set/log set in position. Check that the burner is
lying flat and that the air separators on the front edge
are equal.
6. If an exhaust restrictor is necessary, mount this now in
accordance with the exhaust diagram. (See main
manual.)
Adjusting the air regulator
7. In order to achieve the best possible flame (only NG 20)
you will need to adjust the gas/air mixture often.
Begin by sliding the control bracket’s wing nut to the
middle position (fig. 1). By sliding the wing nut to the left,
the air supply is reduced. By sliding the wing nut to the
right, the air supply is increased.
You can find the best position for each installation by
trial and error.
8. Screw the wing nuts tight.
Placing of the coal set
Both the large matrixes have holes underneath to be
located on the pins.
Fig. 5 Put the large matrix on the bracket locating on the
pins and make sure it is in front of the back flange
of the bracket.
Fig. 6 Put a few embers along the front and back burner
ports right around the burner as the figure shows.
Do not place too many on the burner as this may
lead to flame picture difficulties
ENGLISH
Fig . 7 Put the centre matrix in place on the pins of the
burner and make sure it touches the left part of the
back matrix.
Fig. 8 Put the left and right front coal pieces (marked L&R
on back) on the bracket making sure that they do
not block the flame holes. Make sure that they stand
firmly on their bases.
Fig. 9 Place the 6 larger coals as shown onto the front
coals and the centre matrix, and 5 pieces between
the centre and back matrix. Make the gaps quite
even between the pieces.
Fig. 10 Place the 4 small coal pieces between the larger
coals on the back matrix, and also one piece on each
side. Make sure that they don’t get into the flames
if possible.
After burning the stove for a while, re-adjust any of the
coals so that the flames are even and not larger at any
point.