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Safety Local Regulations Must Apply
The stove should be set on the non-ammable ground with a thickness of at least 30 mm. Easily
ammable oor in front of the doors of the heater should be protected with a belt of non-combusti-
ble material with the width of at least 30cm.
Flue outlet system connection elements should be distant at least 60 cm from ammable expo-
sed structural parts of the building and from non-exposed at least 20 cm.
Minimum distance from combustible materials: sides of the device and back - 20 cm,
from the door - 80 cm; (as there is no other information on the device`s name plate).
During all activities related to the maintenance and exploitation of the furnace one should remember
that its steel elements can have high temperature, and therefore, for the operation one should use
protective gloves. During the exploitation and use of the furnace, one should follow the rules, which
provide basic safety conditions:
- Familiarize yourself with the user manual of the heater and strictly observe its provisions;
- The oven should be installed and started by the installer according to the safety rules
- Do not leave things sensitive to temperature near the stove glass, do not extinguish re with water,
do not exploit the oven with a broken glass, near the oven there can be found ammable elements;
- Items made of inammable materials must be at the distance of at least 1,5 m from the furnace;
- Do not allow children in the vicinity of the furnace;
- All repairs should be entrusted to the installer and use only the spare parts of the furnace manufac-
turer;
- Any changes of the structure, installation rules, use rules, are not allowed without the written
permission of the manufacturer;
Fuel
A free-standing stove is designed for burning wood of deciduous trees (oak, hornbeam, ash, beech,
etc.) with a moisture content lower than 20% (seasoned wood in suitable conditions for at least 2
years).
It is acceptable to use wood briquettes or lignite. It is unacceptable to burn wet wood (intensive
soiling of the stove and emission of soot, as well as reduction of energy eciency).
It is forbidden to use any other fuel, among others, coal, coniferous wood, tropical wood and all liquid
fuel. It is forbidden to burn any types of garbage and wood waste. Burning the stove with unaccep-
table materials can cause its damage and threat to the life and health of users (poisonous fumes of
chemical substances).
Air circulation in the free-standing stove AB
Hearth airing regulation Open Closed
Koza powinna być ustawiona na podłożu niepalnym o grubości co najmniej 20- 30 mm, podłoga łatwo zapalna przed drzwiczkami ogrzewacza powinna być
zabezpieczona pasem materiału niepalnego o szerokości co najmniej 30 cm, (np płytki ceramiczne, gresowe, kamień, podstawa szklana lub stalowa).
Elementy przyłączeniowe systemu wylotu spalin powinny być oddalone od palnych, nieosłoniętych części konstrukcyjnych budynku co najmniej 60 cm, a od
osłoniętych co najmniej 20 cm.
Odległość od boków i tyłu pieca do materiałów palnych powinna wynosić miń 20 cm, odległość od drzwi pieca/ szyby do materiałów palnych powinna
wynieść miń 80 cm.