User manual DEVILLE C07728

[. . . ] Obtained with a 12 Pa draught with a fire lasting ¾ of an hour, with a loading of 2, 84 kg of hard wood (hornbeam, oak . ) in the form of 2 split wood logs of about 9 cm diametre. To get this heat power, reload on an ash bed of about 500 g that is to say 4 cm thick. The given power is the average power obtained in the tests with the the air intake damper opened to its maximum. [. . . ] 3) and selecting a load matching your needs, i. For maximum heating, load the appliance with 3 logs of approx. Use this position only temporarily, to heat the rooms following prolonged absence. For intermediate heating, use a smaller load : one or two logs (air damper half-open) (Fig. For a long-lasting heat output with a slow combustion rate, use 1 non-split log with a diameter superior to 15 cm (air damper closed) (Fig. - To get a long-lasting combustion rate, reload on a merely burning bed of embers. - For rapid restarting of the fire, add some kindling wood, load the logs, and only if necessary keep the door partly open for several minutes, without leaving the appliance unattended. This method gets the fire going quickly again, especially if the wood is slightly damp. - Change the burning rate (switching from a slow combustion rate to a normal rate for example) before reloading, during the combustion stage of the embers, to enable the appliance and smoke duct to change progressively from one burning rate to another. - To prevent smoke from driving back and the ash from entering the room, at the time of loading, opening the door requires a number of precautions: . open the door partly , waits for the open door suction to start , and open the door slowly. - Using the stove in continuous mode and a slow combustion rate, especially in milder temperature conditions (bad draught) and with wet timber, leads to an incomplete combustion and the formation of tar and soot deposits : o o Alternate the slow burning periods with returns to normal burning. - After the stove has been used in slow combustion mode, the front glass may darken because of a slight soot deposit, this deposit will burn off (by pyrolysis) with the next hot fire (higher combustion rate). The fitting of a suction moderating flap in the connecting duct enables to control the burning, notably slow burning, enabling long lasting heating (see installation manual). 2 De-ashing The air used for burning the wood comes in under the grate when the damper is open. this air also ensures the cooling of the grating. Therefore, it is vital, to ensure optimum performance and prevent the degradation of the grating due to overheating, to prevent any obstruction by performing regularly de-ashing operations and evacuating the ash : - Use the scraper to de-ash the grating (Fig. - The ashtray- fixed under the grid - is easily removable by pulling it out thanks to the cold hand (Fig. - The level of ash must never reach the stove's cast iron grating : de-ash every 2 to 3 days. - Remove periodically any ash which spilled accidentally in the ash box compartment. 3 Safety instructions - Never throw water on the fire to put it out. - The front glass as well as other parts of the stove are very hot : beware the risk of burns. [. . . ] The Buyer must also keep the non standard supplies at the disposal of Deville, according to the instructions of the latter. All return of material, for any reasons, should be subject to a formal pre ­ agreement from Deville. EXTEND The warranty of Deville covers, except for any compensation or for damages, the free replacement or repairing of supplier the part acknowledged as being defected (except for wear and tear parts ) by its services to the exclusion of the fees for the workplace, for the removal and for the shipping. on enamelled equipments , appliances , crackles are never considered as a manufacturing defect. [. . . ]