Boiler Burning And Kindling; The Most Economically Fuel Burns Down In The Boiler When It Is; Fully Loaded - Stropuva DOMESTIC SOLID FUEL BOILER Operating Manual

5.

BOILER BURNING AND KINDLING

5.1. THE MOST ECONOMICALLY FUEL BURNS DOWN IN THE BOILER WHEN IT IS

FULLY LOADED

Switching valve (6) when burning firewood logs must be lowered (see figure 5.1. A.), when coal is
burning – it must be lift up (fig. 5.1. B). When loading fuel, the air distribution (9) must be lifted up;
therefore take a ring at the cable end (12) hanging in the right above the firebox doors, pull down and put
on a hook (13).
Fig. 5.1. Switching valve inside the boiler.
Fig. 5.2. A - Air distributor for firewood logs, timber waste, sawdust
briquettes. B - tubular air distributor for coal or peat briquettes.
After loading with firewood logs, immediately make fire so that the load would not ignite
from remaining embers!
figure
firewood.
horizontally: longer one - in the
middle and shorter - at the side. It is
useful
firewood logs with sawdust or fine
tree waste. Use a pipe air distributor
(figure 5.2. B.) for burning small
coal, a boiler with small coal
operates at 50 – 70% lower mode
therefore use small coal during
warmer days. When loading peat
turf, firstly load large briquettes and
then fine peat turfs.
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Use the air distributor (9) (see
5.2. A.) then
Load firewood
to fill spaces
heating
logs
between