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3.5. Regulating the air during lighting
Air inlet
Opening the air inlet completely is mandatory during the lighting, and it is recommended to leave the door ajar
during lighting as well, in order to avoid condensation of fumes on the glass.
Please wait enough time (until the hearth has warmed up) before starting to regulate the air inlet.
3.6. Regulating the air during combustion
Air inlet
During normal functioning of the stove, once the device has heated up (when at least an hour has passed since
lighting) one can regulate the air inlet to achieve good combustion and performance.
If the quality of the firewood allows it, one can regulate the air intake once the device is hot enough, has a good
reserve of embers and the flame is well-lit, the air intake may be regulated to an opening of 15 - 40%.
Warning.- During the operation of the heater the air inlet should never be closed completely.
Warning.-
In wood burners and inserts, prolonged and continuous use at a very low rate of
combustion or with very wet wood may cause highly flammable creosote to build up in the
flue.
Air inlets
The heater has three pre-heated air inlets.
To facilitate the lighting, the firewood must be placed (in thin,
dry pieces) in front of or supported on the air outlet of the duct.
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