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- Page 1 Operating and installation instructions for Fire Lotus H586 Version 1, 24 May 2016...
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Page 3: Installing The Fire
They provide important advice to ensure you derive great enjoyment from your fire, both now and in the future. First produced in 1979, Lotus wood-burning stoves boast a long history. The stoves are manufactured in Langeskov on Funen and exported to many European countries. -
Page 4: Installation Instructions
(sealing lips). Air grilles should be positioned in such a way that they cannot become blocked. Replacement parts: Only replacement parts expressly authorised or supplied by Lotus A/S may be used. Where necessary, please contact your specialist dealer. The fire must not be modified in any way! The chimney dimensions should correspond to DIN 4705 T1, T2 or 13 13384-1, or to the regulations pertaining in your country. - Page 5 The following instructions must be observed: Distance from combustible building elements and furniture Local and building regulations must be observed. In case of doubt, please contact your local chimney sweep for advice. Distance from non-combustible building elements and furniture There are no requirements relating to distance from non-combustible building elements and furniture.
- Page 6 Illustration of dimensions...
- Page 8 H586 with carrying handle Getting a fire started Heating the fire for the first time will give rise to an unpleasant odour as the protective paint dries. This will, however, be of short duration. Use kindling with fire-lighter cubes to start up the fire. Suitable combustible material may be added once the matchwood is alight.
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Page 9: Room Ventilation
Extractor hoods: Extractor hoods, ventilation systems, etc. installed in the same room or interconnected rooms as the fire can negatively impact on the fire s functioning ’ (escape of smoke into living area) and must not be operated simultaneously without suitable measures being undertaken. Data for the chimney sweep: Feed pressure: Minimum feed pressure = 0.12 Pa. -
Page 10: Storing Wood
Furthermore, due to its lower temperature, water vapour also has the disadvantage of condensing in the flue tubes, which causes water droplets to form. This can lead to undesirable consequences, such as severe corrosion and the accumulation of soot. Wood that is too dry gasifies quickly, with the wood burning too quickly compared to the available air supply. -
Page 11: Maintaining The Fire
The ashes should therefore be left to cool for at least 1-2 days prior to disposal. Cleaning the fire The surfaces of all Lotus fires have been finished by the manufacturer with original Senotherm paint in either coke or grey. - Page 12 The fire contains installation and operating instructions, as well as heat- protection gloves to protect against burns. Malfunctions Should you experience problems with your Lotus fire, you may be able to find out the cause below. The fire is difficult to control –...
- Page 13 be that there is no longer a sufficient supply of air, which can have an adverse impact on the air flow in your heater. A possible solution would be an additional supply of fresh air, e.g. by installing a ventilation flap near the heating device or providing the fire with a direct supply of fresh air.
- Page 14 How to clean the (internal) glass panel 1. Open the sealing mechanism 2. Lift the door handle, which will allow you to open the door outwards...
- Page 15 The baffle plates should also be regularly removed to allow the removal of any soot deposits that can frequently accumulate here. First remove the vermiculite and then the steel baffle plates.
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Page 16: Warranty Certificate
Lotus wood-burning stove 10-year warranty – As from 1 September 2014, Lotus is now offering a 10-year warranty rather than the previous five-year warranty. This warranty is applicable to all fires supplied by Lotus after this date. This warranty certificate is for the Lotus fire type _________, production number _____________, purchased on ____________.