User manual HARVIA PATA 80

[. . . ] The knob of the lid is The flue connections of cauldrons must be made with placed on the underside of great care. The connecting pipe must fit tightly against the the lid for transportation. [. . . ] The safety distance of inflammable materials The inner cauldron can be removed for cleaning and chimney sweeping. if the outer surface of the inner cauldron is covered with a thick layer of soot , water will min. 100 mm heat up more slowly and the consumption of firewood min. 150 mm Use only good quality wood (no resinous wood) in the furnace. The fire can be made very small by changing the position of the ash CONCRETE box. Cauldrons do not draw air as well as wood-burning stoves due to the narrow and initially cold smoke duct between inner cauldron and lining. Close the damper (sold m 0m as an accessory) when the fire has finished burning to keep 40 n. Mi The safety distance of inflammable materials is 150 mm sideways and backwards, 500 mm to front and 1000 mm Cauldron and wood-burning stove side-by-side up towards the ceiling. If the cauldron is placed on a wooden base, a concrete slab at least 60 mm thick must be CAULDRON AND WOOD-BURNING STOVE SIDE-BY-SIDE cast between the base and the cauldron, or a corresponding BRICK sheath must be put in place. The slab must extend at least 100 mm sideways past the cauldron walls and 400 mm min. WOOD PANEL If a wood-burning stove is placed closer than 250 mm from the cauldron, the stove and cauldron must be separated by a non-flammable protective sheath that prevents the stove's heat from damaging the surface of the cauldron. The purpose of the sheath is to protect the cauldron from direct heat radiation from the stove. [. . . ] Hardness; the most important substances are manganese (Mn) and calcium (Ca); recommended content of manganese is less than 0. Do not allow water to freeze in the cauldron as expanding ice may break the inner cauldron. [. . . ]