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signs of distress, discoloration, cracks appearing on the stove body or other. If using
excessive fuel in short periods of operation and in extreme circumstances parts of the
stove and connecting flue pipe would be glowing red. In all instances the stove must not
be used until it has been checked for safety. Never leave the stove unattended for long
periods without adjusting the controls to a safe setting – only operate the stove within
the set parameters when using the air controls and only add the recommended quantity
of fuels.
4.3 SMOKE AND PRODUCTS OF COMBUSTION (POC) ENTERING THE ROOM
When installed and operated correctly in accordance with the installation manual, this
stove should not emit products of combustion into the room. Occasional products of
combustion from de-ashing and refuelling may occur and is normal. Any spillage other
than from refuelling or de-ashing must not be tolerated and if apparent the stove must
not be used until the chimney system and installation whole has been checked
accordingly.
If the spillage of the combustion products persists, then the following immediate action
should be taken:
1. Close the door on the stove, opening all doors and windows
2. Move outside into fresh air
3. Wait for smoke to clear before re-entering the room
4. Keep the windows and doors open until the fire has completely extinguished
5. Do not use again until it has been checked by a suitably qualified component engineer
4.4 CHIMNEY FIRE
Identified by loud roaring sounds, dense smoke and sparks exiting chimney. Shut down all
air supplies to the stove by closing the air controls and ensure that the stove door is fully
closed. In the event of a chimney fire, get out of the house safely, stay out and call the
Fire Brigade immediately. Regular chimney maintenance will prevent chimney fires
therefore it is best to seek advice from a qualified chimney sweep to arrange for a suitable
maintenance schedule.
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