User manual DEVILLE C07873

[. . . ] Rated heating value in accordance with French Standard NF D 35-376 during testing at normal speed : 9 kW. - Obtained at a draught pressure of l0 Pa, loaded with 9, 5 kg of wood consisting or 3 non-split hardwood logs. - The above value is the average value obtained during the 3-hour test. - To maintain this value, reload on to a bed of embers of about 400 g, or 3 cm thick, and open the air adjusting slide to the "normal burning rate" position (Fig. [. . . ] Use the damper to adjust the stove to the rate at which you want the wood to burn (see § 5. The amount of wood you put in depends on the heating rate you require : - For maximum heat, put in 3 logs with a diameter of about 12 cm. - For a longer heating period at low heat, put in one or two non-split logs with a diameter greater than 15 cm. ⷠFor a very long heating period at reduced heat, put the logs on top of embers that are giving off very little glow. If necessary, leave the door ajar for a few minutes (keep an eye on the stove) and then shut the door. This will speed burning up and is especially useful if the wood is at all wet. While the embers are recatching, before reloading change the damper control (e. Normal to low) so that the stove and the smoke flue can gradually adjust. To avoid any smoke being discharged or ash falling into the room when recharging the fire, the following precautions must be taken when opening the door: Switch off the fan to avoid drawing in ash which may then fall from the front of the appliance. Open the door slightly, wait a few moments for the draught to be established in open door mode, and then slowly open the door. In mild periods and if using wet wood, slow burning at low speed can result in incomplete burning wich causes deposits of soot and tar. When the stove has been working at low speed, the glass may get slightly sooted up. Any soot will usually be bumt off when the stove is working at a higher speed. The ash level should never be so high as to reach the cast iron grate. The stove gives out a lot of heat through the glass, so keep materials and heat-sensftive objects at least 1. Empty the ash pan into a special metal or otherwise inflammable receptacle used only for this purpose. Ashesthat might appearcold can stili bevery hot, even if you think they have had enough time to get cold. Do not put easily flammable materials near the appliance or in the wood store. This should be done several times a year and at least once during the heating period. Carefully check the condition of the appliance, and more especially smoke-tightness : seals, fixings, and door and frame. Check the condition of the smoke flue and the connecting pipe ; all fittings should be in good mechanical condition and be smoke-tight. Clean the extractor fan inside the hood to get rid of any dust and if necessary clearthe hot air convection system. [. . . ] on enamelled equipments , appliances , crackles are never considered as a manufacturing defect. They are due to the difference of expansion of iron enamel or cast-iron enamel and don't alter the adherence. Paid replacement parts are warranted for a six-month period from the invoicing date, any additional warranty agreed by a retailer from Deville doesn't commit Deville. Whenever claiming under a warranty, the guarantee with the stamp from the retailer Deville is strictly required. [. . . ]