First Lighting - hergom E-20 SE Instructions Manual

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Before lighting the stove for the first time, familiarize
yourself with the different control systems and structure
of the stove, how to choose firewood, how to light it and
how to use it on a daily basis.
ALWAYS KEEP IN MIND that the stove produces heat
and therefore children, clothes and furniture must be kept
away, as contact with them can cause burns.
Below we provide some suggestions for getting to know
the stove correctly and how it works, which we ask you to
read carefully.
COMMANDS
To open the fireplace door, turn the handle 90° clockwise
to the open position and pull gently.
To close it, keep the handle in the open position, bring
the door close to the stove by pressing lightly and gently
turn the handle anticlockwise to the closed position.
To open the ashtray door, turn the handle counterclockwise,
from the horizontal closed position to the vertical open
position, and gently lower the door.
To close it, proceed in reverse order. Keep the handle in
the vertical position, bring the door close to the stove by
pressing lightly and gently turn the lever clockwise to the
horizontal closed position.
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FIRST LIGHTING

Important on first ignition: a few drops of water could
come out of the stove due to the condensation produced
by the humidity in the room where the stove was stored.
It is very important that the first lighting of the stove is done
very slowly.
The reasons are as follows:
a) Stabilize the cast iron parts.
b) Polymerization of the sealing cement of the gaskets.
Suggestions:
• We recommend that the first loads of fuel
are reduced.
• For the draft to start working, heat the fireplace by
inserting a lit paper into the space between the front
and the deflector, pointing it towards the fireplace.
• During the first lighting, keep the room in which the
stove is located ventilated as paint fumes could form.
• Keep the stove on for a few hours at this
operating regime.
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GLASS CLEANING
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