Operation; Lighting - F2 Fires iCast Ion Installation And Operating Manual

OPERATION

Lighting

5 x Vermiculite 4 x Grate system
firebrick
linings components
STEP 1
STEP 3
STEP 4
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Before lighting the appliance
Before lighting the appliance for the first time, please ensure all
firebrick linings and other internal components are in position and
that all packaging has been removed.
When lighting your appliance for the first time, it should not be
stoked excessively as the materials must be given time to adapt to
the effects of heat. Your appliance has been painted with specialist
internal
High Temperature paint and oven cured during the manufacturing
process. However upon initial lighting of the appliance, further curing
may occur and a slight smell may be evident. We recommend that
windows and doors are left open during this time, which will allow
the smell to dissipate.
Step 1 Place rolled up crumpled paper at the back of the appliance.
Next, place a small amount of tinder/kindling on top of the paper
followed by a few larger pieces of wood. Light the paper and close
the door. NEVER USE FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS
Step 2 Open the front air control (Primary air) fully, using the glove
STEP 2
provided.
Step 3 Allow the fire to burn until all the pieces of wood are alight and
burning. The side air intake (Secondary air) can be used if additional
air is needed. More larger pieces of fuel can now be added. Be careful
not to add so much fuel that it is in danger of overflowing the fuel bar
or touching the glass.
Step 4 Once the fire is established, both air controls can be reduced
in order to maintain a steady burn rate dependant on your fuel type.
REMEMBER:
You should never run the appliance with the door open.
HOT SURFACES DURING OPERATION
All parts of the appliance will become hot during use. Always use the glove
provided to operate any element on the appliance, especially the air control and
the door handle. Once lit, ensure that adequate precautions are taken to ensure
that others, including children, pets and combustibles cannot come into contact
with any of the appliances' hot surfaces.