Changing Grate Orientation - Stanley Lismore Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

The back brick on the same side can be slid forward
and removed in a similar fashion. Next the main baf-
fle can be slid approx 10mm to the right hand side,
then lift it clear of the supports at the rear, drop the
baffle down into the stove to allow it be removed
carefully through the front without touching enam-
elled parts.
The secondary baffle can then be removed by lifting
it off the legs off the ledge on which they rest and
dropping it into the stove,
This will leave access to clean the chimney, When
the chimney has been cleaned the components
must be refitted in the reverse order.
Ashpan Grate Bars

CHANGING GRATE ORIENTATION

For best combustion of coal it is best to burn it on an
open grate as the ash needs to be frequently
removed to avoid a build up of ash on the grate.
For best combustion of wood it is best to use a flat
grate so that it can build up a bed of ash as it burns.
The grate on the Lismore Stove can be changed
from a coal setting to wood burning setting.
The product is supplied factory set for coal burning,
this should not be changed if a mixture of fuels are
being used i.e. (coal, wood, peat, anthracite). If
burning wood only, change the grate setting by
opening the ash door and remove the ash pan. This
should reveal a hex head bold on the left hand side
which should be removed, with the bolt removed the
riddling bar can now be moved to the wood burning
position.
The hex head bolt should now be re-inserted in the
alternative position which will lock the grate in the
wood burning position. See Fig.27
See Fig, 25 & 26 showing the position of the grate
for wood burning and coal burning, note the position
of the riddling rod also.
WARNING - DO NOT CHANGE GRATE
POSITION WHEN STOVE IS HOT.
Fig.25
Fig.24
Wood Setting
Flue Exit
Removable
Baffle
Riddling Rod
Fig.26
Coal Setting
Riddling Rod
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