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Summary of Contents for Bubble 4b half pod
- Page 1 User Information Wood and Solid Fuel Oven Stoves © 24-09-15 www.bubbleproducts.co.uk © Euroship Services (UK) Ltd., Trading as: - Bubble Products 07-07-12. ©...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
To Replace Door Sealing Rope and Glass ........................11 STOVE SPARE PARTS ................................12 4b half pod & 4b pie pod ..............................12 WARNINGS. During normal use, many parts of this appliance and appliance chimney can become too hot to •... -
Page 3: Tools
The oven stove brings a whole new dimension to space heating, in addition to all the outstanding features of Bubble Stoves the oven stove provides a new cooking feature. As a user – owner you will need to familiarise yourself with how the stove side works and how the oven side works, once you have acquired the necessary skills you will be able to provide home cooked food for up to four people. -
Page 4: Burns - Protection From
There are too many bends in the chimney. • The chimney is not airtight. • Wind is blowing down the chimney. • The chimney is not high enough. • Burns – Protection From. During normal use many parts of this appliance and appliance chimney can become too hot to touch. We recommend that you provide and secure suitable fireguards. -
Page 5: About Fuels Generally
About Fuels Generally. Do not use Petro Coke on Bubble Stoves, if you do it will invalidate the warranty and cause damage to the grate, grate frame, stove glass and could damage the stove beyond repair. -
Page 6: Controlling The Stove
Open The ash pit door air valve in the ash pit door. The over fire air valve in the refuelling door. The air wash air valve slider on the upper front face of the stove. Light the fire at the base and let it get going before closing the door. Because the chimney is cold it will take a little while for the fire to get going, when it does you will find it draws well and you will be able to partially close the air valve in the ash pit door. - Page 7 A clean chimney. • Happy neighbours. • If you put a small amount of fuel onto a good fire it will soon recover and rapidly get back up to temperature. Depending upon the fuel being used, smoke will only come from the fire immediately after it has been re fuelled or during the lighting stage, if the fire recovers or is allowed to burst into flame quickly, smoke emission is kept to a minimum and will only occur for a short period of time.
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Page 8: Overnight Burning
Once the stove is up to temperature you will see how the fuel gasses off to produce lovely light wispy flames rolling around the firebox. These flames are very controllable and by building on your experience you will be able to get the stove to respond to most of your requirements. De Ashing the stove is important, if the ash is allowed to build up it will touch the grate and stop cooling air reaching it, this will in turn cause the grate to overheat and become damaged and unserviceable. -
Page 9: Front Fret
For the stove to work correctly, it is important that all the air coming into the stove goes through the air valves only, if the upper and lower door are not properly closed this will not happen as well as it should. Front Fret. -
Page 10: Riddling Grate Carrier
Re build in reverse order. It is possible to fit the wood burning grate which just drops directly onto the coal burning grate. Riddling Grate Carrier. The riddling grate carrier supports the riddling grate. To remove it first remove the riddling grate. Remove the baffle. -
Page 11: Cleaning The Door Glass
If the door glass does become tarred up you will have to use a glass cleaner available from Bubble Products. -
Page 12: Stove Spare Parts
STOVE SPARE PARTS 4b half pod & 4b pie pod...