Woodfire Passiv Specification sheet
OPERATION AND INSTALLATION MANUAL
WOODFIRE Passiv
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1. General information
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3. Disposal of packaging
The packaging protects the stove from damage during transportation. Any cardboard
packaging materials can be recycled. The wooden parts of the packaging are untreated
and can be used as firewood.
4. Handling
The Woodfire Passiv is an insulated boiler stove and has a thin outer skin to protect and
retain the insulation. Care must be taken not to damage this outer skin.
The stove should never be moved by pushing or lifting by that outer skin.
Before removing the stove from the pallet and commencing installation, it is recommended
that the fire bricks and the front plinth are removed from the stove. The front plinth can be
removed by opening the combustion chamber door, and removing the two screws holding
it in place.
The stove is supplied with a spigot lift kit. Place the
lower metal bar down through the flue spigot so that the
two ends bear on either side below the spigot. The
upper metal bar rests on the top of the spigot. ake
sure that the adjustable flue damper is not fouled by the
lifting rope. Feed a suitable lifting pole though the strap,
looping the rope around the pole until the correct length
is achieved. The rope is at the correct length when, with
the pole on their shoulders and the rope taut, the knees
of the people lifting it are slightly bent. The stove can
now be raised off the pallet by straightening their legs
and then moved to position.
The spigot lift can also be used, with the rope shorter to
do a hand lift but the shoulder lift is both easier and safer.
Once on suitable terrain, the stove can be moved by
carefully placing a sack truck at the rear of the stove, and
tilting onto the loading bed (ensuring that the loading bed
is no greater than 380mm wide, and at least 400mm
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•Primary, secondary/tertiary air controls and the flue damper should be fully open.
•Remove enough ash from the grate to let air through but leave some of the ash
there. Put 2 - 3 medium sized logs in the centre of the firebox, put some smaller
logs on top of them and then kindling on top. Finally put 2-3 firelighters on top of the
kindling.
•Light the firelighters and leave the door slightly open as it prevents condensation on
the cold glass. Do not leave the stove unattended when the door is ajar.
•When all the fuel is properly burning, and the working temperature of the stove is
achieved (after approximately 20-30 minutes), gradually move the primary air
regulator backwards, but ensure that there is still a visible flame.
•When the stove and flue are up to temperature, and the fire burning well, then the
primary regulator can be completely closed.
•The door should only be opened again when the fuel has burned down and you
want to put new fuel in. When opening the door, ensure that the flue damper is fully
open. Re-fuelling must be carried out onto a sufficient quantity of glowing embers
so that the new fuel will ignite in a reasonable period. If there are too few embers in
the fire bed, add suitable kindling to prevent excessive smoke.
•It is good practice to put in a couple of smaller bits first as the larger logs then light
faster, so producing less smoke. When adding wood, the primary air control and
flue damper must always be open, and left open until the new logs have caught fire.
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At that point close the primary control and leave the secondary air and flue damper
to facilitate the combustion.
•It is recommended that the secondary air regulator is kept fully open in order for the
“glass cleaning” to be most efficient, and to avoid the glass “fogging”.
•Use the amount of fuel you place in the stove to regulate the temperature.
•To burn at the nominal output, the stove requires refuelling every 45-50mins with
approximately 2.5kg of wood logs.
•When adding larger wood it is good practice to put in a couple of smaller bits first as
the larger logs then light faster, so producing less smoke. When adding wood, the
primary air control and flue damper must always be open, and left open until the
new logs have caught fire. At that point close the primary control and leave the
secondary air and flue damper to facilitate the combustion.
•THE STOVE SHOULD NEVER BE FILLED EXCESSIVELY. EXCESSIVE
A OUNTS OF WOOD OR AIR FOR CO BUSTION CAN CAUSE OVERHEATING
AND DA AGE THE STOVE.
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