3.Place several wads of crushed newspaper over the entire bottom of the firebox.
4.Lay small dry sticks of kindling on top of the paper.
5.Ignite the paper. Leave the door cracked until the kindling is burning freely
6.Once you have established a hot bed of coals, open the door and add a few pieces of dry split wood. Leave the door cracked and allow the unit to burn for approximately thirty (30) minutes. After this time, more split wood can be added.
7.The final step is to close the
NOTE: It is very important the above procedure be followed to ensure the catalytic combustor reaches the proper temperature. It is recommended the combustor be operated at 700 to 1400 degrees Fahrenheit; the combustor must be 500 degrees Fahrenheit or above before it will accept the smoke fumes. Operating the unit above 1800 degrees will damage the combustor, although temperatures between 1400 and 1600 degrees are common. If
B. Draft Control
This unit has a slide draft control located under the ash apron, which is used to regulate the amount of combustion air. This controls the amount of heat the stove produces, as well as the burn time. The more you open the draft by pulling out the handle, the more combustion air enters the firebox; this will cause the stove to burn hotter and faster. You will have to experiment with your unit for the most efficient setting, as no two chimneys are the same. If you have problems regulating the unit please call your dealer or the factory.
C. Do Not Over-Fire Your Stove
Burning flammable liquids, too much wood and trash in the stove can result in over- firing. If the chimney pipe turns red or even worse, white, the unit has been
D. Everyday Fueling
This unit is designed to burn eight to ten (8 to 10) hours on one load of firewood. Always open or pull out the