Pyroclassic Fires PYROCLASSIC IV User manual

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
For PYROCLASSIC® IV
Your PYROCLASSIC® IV works in a different way than other fires.
We highly recommend that you read these instructions so that you will enjoy the unique
benefits of your Pyroclassic® IV.
PLEASE DO NOT USE THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO LIGHT YOUR FIRST FIRE, INSTEAD SAVE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS SOMEWHERE FOR YOUR FUTURE REFERENCE.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Pyroclassic® fires have been in production for over 25 years in New Zealand. Our experience,
along with other New Zealand manufacturers, is that most problems relating to obtaining
maximum efficiencies come from loading the fire with wet or damp firewood.
The Pyroclassic® IV has been recommended as suitable for use in Smoke Control Areas
when burning logs
We strongly suggest that you read the section regarding Firewood.
Ref: PYROS 04 August 2011

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IMPORTANT
YOUR NEW FIRE NEEDS TO BE “RUN IN”
The first 2 or 3 fires in your new Pyroclassic® fire will not burn as hot
or as brightly as they will in the future as they are “curing” the ceramic
firebox, DO NOT ALLOW THE TEMPERATURES TO GET TOO
HIGH DURING THESE BURNS AS THIS CAN CAUSE HAIRLINE
CRACKS IN THE CERAMIC.
After the second firing slowly increase the temperatures until the
firebox is clean and has no soot deposits on it all the way to the back,
you can then run the fire as hard as you like –it’ll take it – temperatures
in the firebox of approximately 2000oC have been achieved under test
conditions
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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Your PYROCLASSIC® IV works in a different way to other fires.
We highly recommend that you read these instructions so that you will enjoy the unique
benefits of your Pyroclassic® IV
FUEL TYPE WOOD LOGS ONLY
CAPABLE OF CONTINUOUS OPERATION -USE ONLY RECOMMENDED FUELS
Maximum Fuel Load 9Kg –DO NOT EXCEED overloading can cause excess smoke
This appliance is not suitable for use in a shared flue
This appliance should not be operated with the loading door open
PLEASE DO NOT USE THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO LIGHT YOUR FIRST FIRE, INSTEAD SAVE THEM SOMEWHERE
FOR YOUR FUTURE REFERENCE
WARNING!! The appliance is designed to become hot during operation, so due care should be taken
to avoid contact with the external surfaces.
NOMINAL HEAT OUTPUT 5.0kW refuelling interval 1.5hrs/2.4Kg
EFFICIENCY w/out boiler 72%gross 78.2%mean
with boiler 75.4%gross 81.9%mean
Space heating output w/out boiler 5.0kW
with boiler 4.2kW
Water heating 1.6Kw
Water heating is by low pressure thermo syphon, maximum operating pressure 10 Bar, capacity
of wetback –½ litre, excess heat from the boiler to the domestic hot tank should be dissipated
using a “heat leak” radiator. A drain-cock must be fitted in the lowest part of the system. See
separate instructions for installation and use of the boiler system which can also be retrofitted
by a qualified engineer.
If there is a possibility that a part of the heating system may be frozen you should not light the
stove until you are confident that the system is free of ice, has no leaks and water is able to
circulate freely.
Min safe distances from combustible materials Back 350mm Side 480mm
(See section on protection measures)

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Flue Gas Temp 221°C - 260°C @ nominal heat output.
Flue gas mass flow 5.2g/s @ nominal heat output
Mean CO Emission (@13%O2) 0.15%
This appliance is not suitable for use in a shared flue system and should not be
operated in a room with another combustion heater. NOTE: There must not be
an extractor fan in the same room or space as the appliance as it may cause the
stove to emit fumes into the room.
IMPORTANT AND USEFUL INFORMATION FOR THE OWNER AND OPERATOR
Thank you for purchasing the PYROCLASSIC® IV freestanding wood fire. Here at PYROCLASSIC®
we take pride in manufacturing this high quality, low emission fire which has enjoyed a 30 year
history of proven reliability and high efficiency throughout New Zealand.
To help you obtain all the benefits that the PYROCLASSIC® IV can offer, we ask you to ensure
that the following four important steps are performed:
oThe Pyroclassic®IV should be installed in the UK by a qualified installer and we require
that your warranty card is duly completed by that person. The appliance also requires
regular maintenance by a competent engineer.
o The wood you use in the PYROCLASSIC® IV should be a good quality, dry wood with a
moisture content of 25% or less, 12% to 18% is ideal for clean efficient heat. We have
dedicated a complete page of useful information on dry wood and we request that you
read this information.
o The operating instructions are full of interesting information that even an experienced
fire lighter will find useful, please read them .
o The Warranty card needs to be signed by both the installer and you, as the purchaser
and sent back to us at PYROCLASSIC® FIRES Ltd. 72 Hill Top Avenue, Cheadle Hulme,
Cheshire, SK8 7JA
CO Alarm; your installer should have fitted a CO alarm in the same room as the
appliance. If the alarm sounds unexpectedly, follow the instructions given under
“Warning Note” in the alarm manufacturer’s instructions
“The Clean Air Act 1993 and Smoke Control Areas”
Under the Clean Air Act local authorities may declare the whole or part of the district of the authority
to be a smoke control area. It is an offence to emit smoke from a chimney of a building, from a furnace
or from any fixed boiler if located in a designated smoke control area. It is also an offence to acquire an
“unauthorised fuel” for use within a smoke control area unless it is used in an “exempt” appliance

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(“exempted” from the controls which generally apply in the smoke control area ).
The Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has powers under the act to authorise
smokeless fuels or exempt appliances for use in smoke control areas in England. In Scotland and Wales
this power rests with Ministers in the devolved administrations for those countries. Separate
legislation, the Clean Air ( Northern Ireland ) Order 1981, applies in Northern Ireland. Therefore it is a
requirement that fuels burnt or obtained for use in smoke control areas have been “authorised” in
Regulations and that appliances used to burn solid fuels in those areas (other than “authorised” fuels)
have been exempted by an Order made and signed by the Secretary of State or Minister in the
devolved administrations.
Further information on the requirements of the Clean Air Act can be found here:
http://smokecontrol.defra.gov.uk
Your local authority is responsible for implementing the Clean Air Act 1993 including designation and
supervision of smoke control areas and you can contact them for details of Clean Air act requirements.
TOOLS and ACCESSORIES SUPPLIED WITH PYROCLASSIC IV FIRE
RAKE
A 710mm long rake is supplied. It has a curved edge to match the shape of the fire chamber, which will allow easy
movement of the ashes inside the curved fire chamber.
LEATHER GAUNTLETS
Use these when refuelling or touching hot surfaces.
SHOVEL AND ASH BUCKET
Your fire should produce very little ash and it should be a very fine powder which will need to be removed
occasionally. Your fire will burn better on a bed of ash.
MOISTURE METER
Your fire will only work properly when fed with the right fuel -DRY LOGS –if it blackens the glass or is smoky check
the moisture content of your logs it should be below 20%
RE-USABLE FIRE STARTERS
Two re-usable fire starters are supplied. (See section “YOU’RE NOW READY FOR YOUR FIRST FIRE”) please note:
Never soak a HOT fire starter in methylated spirits
Place the soaked fire starter in the front of the fire chamber just underneath the front of your kindling.
When fire has started use tongs to remove and place somewhere safe to cool down.
When fire starter is COLD, place into jar of methylated spirits.
Warning: NEVER leave methylated spirits near the lit fire, NEVER add spirit to a hot fire starter and
NEVER squirt spirit or any liquid fuels directly into the fire chamber.
LOCATION RESTRAINTS
These are provided for installations in earthquake zones
TUBE OF ANTI-SEIZE GREASE

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This is used to grease the door knob spindle. Use only a small amount, the 28grams supplied should last the life of
the fire.
WARRANTY FORMS
Please make sure that both copies of your warranty paperwork have been filled out fully with your details, details of
who you purchased the fire from, your installer’s details for both the fire and the wetback if applicable.
FIREWOOD (A MUST READ)
Any wood burner not operating properly creates high emissions and will not heat your home properly. Simple
methods to ensure clean burning and efficient heating are:
Plan Ahead.
Stock up on wood 6-12 months before winter to allow the wood to air dry ensuring you burn dry well seasoned
wood.
Any firewood from 25 to 100mm (1” to 4”) in diameter cut up to 450mm (17”) lengths is good fuel.
Shorter pieces are less efficient and not as convenient to use. Insist on 350 to 450mm logs. Let your wood merchant
know what you want for your money.
Do not burn wet or green wood, plastic, domestic refuse, painted or chemically treated wood, plywood,
driftwood, particle board or coal in your Pyroclassic® IV –they will damage your fire.
Stack wood loosely in a dry place so air can pass freely through the pile.
Never use driftwood, painted or chemically treated wood as these release dioxins when they burn.
Burn smaller, hotter fires which are more efficient.
Observe the position of the overload bars in your wood burner to avoid placing too much wood in the fire
although it will be necessary to fill the firebox to achieve an overnight burn of 10 hours plus.
CAUTION:
THE USE OF SOME TYPES OF PRESERVATIVE-TREATED WOOD AS FUEL CAN BE HAZARDOUS.
DO NOT USE FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS OR AEROSOLS TO START OR REKINDLE THE FIRE.
DO NOT USE FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS OR AEROSOLS OR PLACE THESE IN THE VICINITY OF THIS APPLIANCE WHEN IT IS
OPERATING.
DO NOT STORE FUEL WITHIN THE HEATER INSTALLATION CLEARANCES.
THIS APPLIANCE SHOULD NOT BE OPERATED WITH A CRACKED GLASS.
THIS APPLIANCE SHOULD BE MAINTAINED AND OPERATED AT ALL TIMES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THESE
INSTRUCTIONS.
THERE SHOULD BE NO UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATION OF THE APPLIANCE
REPLACEMENT PARTS SHOULD BE ONLY THOSE RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURE

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OPERATING TIPS
USE OF TURBO SLIDE
The Turbo slide is the part on the front of your fire with the Pyroclassic® IV name on, it covers a hole that allows start
up air to enter quickly to get your fire going. To open the hole move the Turbo slide to either the left or right; the
open hole works like a pair of old fashioned bellows. When your fire has caught and is going well, cover the hole with
the Turbo slide by putting the Turbo slide into the middle position. To make sure the Turbo slide works well,
remember to keep a very small area around the hole (i.e. the very front part of the fire chamber) free of ash or char.
Simply push back the build-up a little with the rake –it doesn’t have to be much just enough to keep the hole clear
and let it work how it should. If the hole is clogged it will not work as it should and the fire may be hard to start. A
little bit of housekeeping pays off with a quick starting, free breathing hot fire.
IMPORTANT: THE TURBO SLIDE IS FOR THE INITIAL START-UP OF FIRES AND FOR USE TO HELP IGNITE FRESH FUEL IF
REQUIRED ONLY. ONCE A HOT FIRE HAS STARTED, CLOSE THE TURBO SLIDE AIR SUPPLY HOLE BY SLIDING THE
TURBO SLIDE TO THE MIDDLE POSITION. YOU WILL ENJOY LOW EMISSIONS, HIGH THERMAL EFFICIENCY AND
CONSERVE YOUR WOOD SUPPLY. NOT FOLLOWING THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAN RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE
AIRTUBES INSIDE THE FIRE CHAMBER.
LOADING FIRE WOOD
The door allows you to insert logs in the only correct way for burning wood –lengthwise. For best results do not
insert wood sideways! Wood grows from the ground up, not parallel with the ground. For best results you should
burn it from end to end, along the grain. Across the grain wood is nature’s best insulation, good for building houses
and to resist fire.
LOAD LIMITER
Inside, along the top of the fire chamber is a load limiter, this is designed to restrict the operator from overloading
the fire chamber. A tip for using your Pyroclassic® IV responsibly (low emissions/no smoky fires) is to burn small
hotter fires. Add wood as required, this is how you can control the heat output of your fire.
CONTINUOUS AND OVERNIGHT OPERATION
The Pyroclassic® IV is a heat store and fast, small fires store surplus heat in the refractories, the unit then continues
heating like an electric storage heater. For overnight burns, ensure you have a good ember bed all the way to the
back of the firebox, load the firebox with hardwood logs about 45 minutes before bed time and open the Turbo slide
for a few minutes to boost the air supply to the fresh fuel load, when you have bright flames close the Turbo slide.
In this way you get all the available heat out of your firewood. In the morning, rake hot ember out of the ash, raking
it to the front of the firebox, but remember to keep the Turbo slide hole clear to allow air in to rekindle the fire,
(works like a pair of bellows). Add some kindling and a few larger pieces on top, then with the Turbo slide open, you
should have a roaring fire in less than 10 minutes. You may not be able to maintain an overnight fire with soft wood.
AIR SUPPLY
The room or space containing this appliance needs no additional ventilation unless a draught stabilizer is
fitted, in which case a permanent opening of at least 1500m2should be provided. Any air opening must
be kept clear from blockage and obstruction. Due consideration should be given to air requirements for
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REFUELLING ONTO A LOW FIREBED
If there is insufficient burning material in the firebed to light a new fuel charge, excessive smoke emission
can occur. Refuelling must be carried out onto a sufficient quantity of glowing embers and ash that the
new fuel charge will ignite in a reasonable period, add suitable kindling if necessary.
PYROCLASSIC® IV IS SELF-REGULATING.
The vigorous fire near the loading door automatically slows down as the burning front advances through the firebox.
Each cycle ends with only ash near the door and hot ember at the far end of the firebox. Only use the Turboslide
when lighting, adding fresh fuel or if you want a very vigorous fire.
The Pyroclassic® IV provides a lot of heat soon after start up but it also stores a lot of the heat from burning your
wood, you will get most of this heat back over several hours. Frequent reloading may result in high room
temperatures but you will soon know how much and how often to add fuel, the best heater output control is how
much and how often you do this. The Pyroclassic® IV is designed to save on firewood and to keep emission levels to
the minimum by storing the surplus heat which normally goes up the chimney, this is released into the room even
when the fire is low.
REFUELLING and using the CURVED RAKE PROVIDED
Use the rake to push the ash away from the door bringing forward only hot ember on which to place another log or
two when required. When raking, avoid plugging the Turbo slide inlet with char or ash (this is the hole covered
externally by the Turbo slide below the door).
DOOR/DOORKNOB
DO NOT run the fire with the door open, it will never reach the correct operating temperature and can be very
dangerous.
To protect the door gasket and allow the door to be opened easily, DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN THE DOORKNOB. As the
door seals with little pressure it may be hard to open when the unit is very hot. Load it after it cools down, the door
then opens easily.
If you are finding the door knob too hot when trying to refuel your fire then you are probably trying to refuel too
soon, the door knob is a great indicator of what’s happening with your fire so if you can’t reload then you don’t need
to yet. If your door knob is starting to show signs of charring then you are probably burning your fire too
continuously near the door and possibly need to close the Turbo slide sooner.
CHIMNEY
The flue may soot up if you don’t run the fire correctly, and the chimney should be swept at least once a year,
however, do not allow chimney sweeps to take the fire apart.
Where the chimney is believed to have served an open fire installation it is possible that the higher flue gas
temperature from a closed appliance may loosen deposits that were previously firmly adhered, with the consequent
risk of flue blockage. It is therefore recommended that the chimney be swept a second time within a month of
regular use after installation
AIR INLETS
DO NOT block any fixed air inlets, this can result in damage to the fire.
BURNING WITH THE PYROCLASSIC® IV
Solid wood must change to gas and vapour before any burning can take place. This change occurs by heating wood
to high temperatures to make the best gas fuel, low temperatures will make smoke and tars that are simply unburnt
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continues along the length of the wood to the rear, to make the best use of your firewood please ensure logs are
placed ‘lengthways’ into the fire chamber – NOT sideways. Your objective is to achieve a high temperature in the
fire chamber quickly, which is easy using the Turbo slide and dry wood, you will never get the fire to burn correctly if
you try starting fires with green or wet wood. The only fuel authorised for use with this appliance within Smoke
Control Zones is well seasoned wood with a moisture content of 25% or less on wet weight basis, 12-18% is ideal.
PYROCLASSIC® IV MAINTENANCE
GREASING THE DOORKNOB SPINDLE
A small tube of graphite grease is enclosed, this should be applied sparingly and only occasionally to the spindle of
the doorknob. Ashes from the fire have a gritty texture and over time this can cause wear on the doorknob spindle.
Use a tiny amount of grease to lubricate the spindle which can be applied with a matchstick. NB: only a small
amount is needed, if too much is used it will melt and dribble down causing an unsightly stain.
CLEANING THE DOOR GLASS
The airwash over the door keeps the glass clean, a dirty glass is a sign of a fire that is not getting hot enough,
normally caused by trying to burn unseasoned or unsuitable wood. If your door glass needs cleaning scrunch up 2
pieces of damp newspaper, dip one in cold fire ashes and rub over the inside of glass, use the other one to rub over
the glass to clean the dirt off. If you allow the ash to build up on your glass it will be difficult to clean, do it in the
morning before rekindling the fire; the glass will be cooler at this time. To keep the glass clear, get into the habit of
cleaning it very regularly as this will maintain the glass and prevent ashes from being fused onto the glass due to
intense heat in the firebox.
CAUTION: THIS APPLIANCE SHOULD NOT BE OPERATED WITH A CRACKED GLASS
FLUE & FLUE CLEANING
The Pyroclassic® IV flue will not foul up unless you are burning wet wood, burning fuel with an inadequate air supply,
or when the firebox does not reach normal operating temperature. The flue should be swept at least once a year or
more frequently if necessary (i.e. if you notice smoke coming out of the open door), do not allow the chimney sweep
to dismantle the chimney or take the cook top off. All that is necessary is to push a brush from the top of the
chimney down the flue. Do not remove the soot because it will just burn up in the heater’s top chamber the next
time you run your fire.
SHUTTING DOWN
If the stove is to be left unused for a prolonged period of time it should be given a thorough clean to remove ash and
unburned fuel residues. To enable a good flow of air through the appliance to reduce condensation and subsequent
damage, leave the air controls fully open.
Before relighting the fire after a prolonged shutdown, the flue should be checked for any blockages such as birds
nesting in the chimney and the chimney is swept prior to lighting up after a prolonged shutdown period.

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YOU’RE NOW READY FOR YOUR FIRST FIRE
Your first fire may give a poor performance and the fire may even go out. Do not be alarmed!
This is due to the ceramic firebox drying out. The ceramic contains a small amount of moisture and needs
heat to dry out. You may even notice a small amount of moisture appear under your fire on the hearth
after the first burn, this is normal.
During the first firing the special heat-resistant paint cures, this may result in smoke and odour being given
off. It does not last for long and will not happen again, but it is a very good idea to have ventilation in the
room during the first firing.
STARTING YOUR FIRST FIRE
1. Soak the reusable fire starters in Methylated spirits. We recommend you store them in an airtight jar filled
with Meths.
2. Slide the Turbo slide to the far right or far left position. This opens the air hole inside the door and allows air
to flow through acting like an old fashioned pair of bellows.
3. Place DRY kindling and a few small logs lengthways in the front of the fire chamber leaving a clear space in
front of the air inlet hole.
4. Place a soaked fire starter just under the kindling at the front of the fire chamber and light it.
5. Close the door.
6. Once the fire is burning really well and you have a nice bed of hot embers move the Turbo slide to the
central position (to cover the air inlet hole).
7. When opening the door to load more wood slide the Turbo slide to the far left or right position, and
continue as in number 6.
NB: The fire starter can be retrieved from the fire once it has stopped burning.
Use metal tongs to retrieve the fire starter and place on a non-combustible surface
i.e. a block of stone, concrete or a tile. When cold it can be placed inside the Jar of
Methylated spirits ready for the next firing.

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TROUBLE SHOOTING
SLOW STARTUP
Turbo Slide (air inlet slide closed). Open the slide by moving to either the left or right.
Check that the start-up hole is free of ash and char on the inside, push back any build-up with the rake. The
start-up air supply hole allows air to enter the fire chamber like a pair of old fashioned bellows, if the hole is
clogged with ash and char it will not work. A little bit of housekeeping pays off with a quick free-breathing start-
up fire.
Check for air leakage around the cook top, around the flue collar, and in the flue pipe joints. Air bypassing the
fire chamber reduces draft. Repair air leaks.
Large wet logs loaded on few remaining hot coals; use dry kindling to start fire quickly. DO NOT USE WET FUEL.
Insufficient draft. Review chimney construction.
Warm, humid conditions outside or an inversion layer. Wait until the flue pipe heats-up.
DENSE SMOKE
Plastic materials, fire retardant-treated wood or high resin content wood loaded in fire chamber. Burn seasoned
wood only ensuring it is positioned lengthwise in the firebox
Hot fire chamber was overloaded with wood treated with fire retardant. Do not use such fuel.
EARLY MORNING PALE BLUE SMOKE
Caused by burning off small creosote deposits formed by premature banking of the fire the night before.
SMOKE ENTERS ROOM
Negative pressure in the room –possibly caused by kitchen exhaust fan or severe pressure difference in a
windstorm. Open window to equalise the pressure.
Severe down draft due to surrounding structures, hills, or trees. Use a full flow cowl.
Flue is plugged up. Clear the obstruction.
GASES & SMOKE ENTER ROOM WHEN DOOR IS OPENED
Flue is plugged-up, may require sweeping
Loading door opened during maximum degassing of fuel. Wait until flames disappear.
Very cold flue temperature, allow initial start up fire to warm flue pipes.
HIGH FUEL CONSUMPTION
Loading door is not airtight. Check the gasket.
Incorrect operation. Operator forgetting the unit’s heat storage capacity. Add logs less often.
Turbo slide being left open for long periods.
LOW WATER HEATING CAPACITY
A poor performing, low temp fire. This could be caused by one of the points raised above.
Hotflow wetback incorrectly fitted. Check the layout, it must have continuous rise once installed.

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DOORKNOB CHARRING
This will naturally happen slowly over many years use, however the process can be undesirably accelerated by
the user burning with the Turbo slide open continuously and having the fire right up to the door, please read the
operating instructions again and use the Pyroclassic IV correctly.
HAIRLINE CRACKS APPEAR IN FIREBOX
This is a natural way to relieve built-up stress in refractories; it has no effect on operation, performance, or
useful life of the unit. The firebox is an arch structure, the most stable and permanent construction known.
BACK PUFFING OR MINOR GAS EXPLOSION
Rake not used to bring hot char forward, wood burning at the wrong end. Use the rake as per Operating
Instructions.
Turbo slide not opened after re-loading large cold logs.
Explosive substance, battery, aerosol container, etc loaded into the fire chamber. Don’t do it, this is very
dangerous!!
NOISY OR PULSATING WATER HEATING
Improperly constructed water-heating circuit. Check the layout. Reread your copy of the Wetback Instructions.
UNABLE TO KEEP FIRE OVERNIGHT
Loading door not airtight or turbo start slide left open.
Using too small sticks of low density wood (softwoods).
Dr J F C Walker, Canterbury University: “Low-burn tests in New Zealand using Pinus Radiata as a fuel rarely last
150 minutes, while tests in Australia with high density hardwoods may burn twice as long….”
DOOR LOCK HARD TO OPERATE
Apply a small amount of high temperature grease to thread (grease with graphite or molybdenum disulphide).
Over tightning the door screw lock. Door seals with minimum pressure. Do not over tighten. Over tightening
the door handle shortens gasket life.
The PYROCLASSIC® IV is trying to tell you “wait – no need to load me now”. Do not load very hot stove.
ASH SPILLS & DE-ASHING
De-ash when fire chamber is relatively cool. Use shovel to slowly empty the fire chamber. Ash almost always
contains some hot ember. Never use a vacuum cleaner. Obtain a metal (non-combustible) ash container with a
lid. Store outside on concrete or bare ground.
Pot Ash can be great for your garden if your soils are acidic, use only ash from a cooled fire which used good
quality wood.

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Safety notes for your guidance
Fires can be dangerous –Always use a fireguard in the presence of children, the elderly or the infirm.
The fireguard should be manufactured in accordance with BS 8423:2002 –Fireguards for use with solid fuel
appliances.
Overfiring –It is almost impossible to overfire your Pyroclassic® beyond its design capacity as the firebox
will withstand temperatures in excess of 2000oC but if any part of your stove starts to glow red, ensure the
Turboslide is closed and allow the fire to die down over a long period of time, you will be unable to refuel it
during this period due to high temperatures around the loading door.
Fume Emission –Properly installed and operated this appliance will not emit fumes. Persistent fume
emission must not be tolerated as it indicates a problem and the following action must be taken:-
1. Open doors and windows to ventilate the room.
2. Let the fire die out or safely eject and dispose of the fuel in the appliance.
3. Check the chimney for blockage and clean if required.
4. If necessary seek professional advice.
IN THE EVENT OF A CHIMNEY FIRE
1. Raise the alarm and let others in the house know.
2. Call the fire brigade.
3. Move furniture and rugs away from the appliance if possible.
THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING ONE OF OUR FIRES PLEASE ENJOY YOUR
PYROCLASSIC® IV IT LOVES HIGH FIRE CHAMBER TEMPERATURES
Pyroclassic Fires Ltd manufactured by: Pyroclassic Fires Ltd
72 Hill Top Avenue Havelock North
Cheadle Hulme New Zealand
Cheshire www.pyroclassic.co.nz
SK8 7JA
0161 485 3356/mob. [phone]
[email protected]/www.pyroclassic.co.uk