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5. After 20 seconds and then turn the
oil on to minimum flow..
6. After 2 to 3 minutes the burner
should come into blue flame ignition.
7. Watch the appliance for a few
more minutes to make sure that it is
settled down into blue flame
combustion.
8. Allow the burner to run for a
further 10 minutes before turning the
appliance up to the higher settings.
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If at any time during the ignition
process large amounts of flame can be
seen, turn the oil off immediately and
wait until they die down before
putting the oil on again.
When the burner has been running for
ten to fifteen minutes move the oil
flow control knob round to position 3
and leave for another ten minutes
after which it will be safe to run the
burner up to full output.
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When the burner is running correctly
on position 1 (LOW FIRE) the lower
catalyser will be glowing dull red.
Keep an eye on the low fire and if a
dirty yellow flame can be seen, call
back your service man to re adjust
the oil flow.
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On full output, after approximately
ten minutes, the coals should begin to
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glow red and there should be whispy
blue flames licking through them.
To get the maximum effect the stove
will need to be left for half an hour or
so, if there are a lot of yellow flames
call back your service man to re
adjust the oil flow, a few yellow
flames are acceptable.
Excess oil flow, poor flue vacuum, bad
coal positioning or bad lighting
technique can all contribute to rapid
sooting of the glass and coals.
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NEVER TRY TO RELIGHT A HOT
BURNER, MAKE SURE THAT THE
BURNER IS COMPLETELY COOLED
DOWN BEFORE RE LIGHTING.
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The door glass will require light
cleaning occasionally
The frequency of cleaning will depend
upon how the stove is used.
Where stoves are ignited each day
then the glass may soot up as the
lighting process may generate a little
soot until the stove has settled down
into blue flame combustion.
Where stoves are running
continuously then the glass will need
cleaning less frequently but when
cleaning is required you will need to
let the stove go out and completely
cool down
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