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USER MANUAL (ENGLISH)

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  • Page 1 R600 ART USER MANUAL (ENGLISH)

  • Page 2: Production Number

    USER MANUAL PRODUCTION NUMBER Congratulations on your wood burning stove. Each sto- ve has its own unique production number. The produc- tion number is located on the back of the appliance, but it can also be found below. The number is the stove’s identification and must be used in case of any enquiries related to the stove’s warranty - so you have all the in- formation together in case of any enquiries.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENT PRODUCTION NUMBER USER MANUAL WOOD Use approved fuels only ......... . The wood must be dry .
  • Page 4 CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW STOVE Congratulations on the purchase of your new wood-bur- ning stove – and welcome to RAIS or attika! High quali- ty, design and function go hand in hand in the stove you have selected. For the latest tips, information and inspiration, follow us...

  • Page 5: Wood

    WOOD It is important for you to use dry, untreated wood and FUEL TYPE Wood logs light the wood correctly so that you wood-burning sto- ve can operate correctly. Which wood you should use DESIGNATION and how to treat it prior to use are shown below. LENGTH (RECOMMENDED) Max.

  • Page 6: Firing

    FIRING RECOMMENDED AMOUNT OF WOOD FOR STOKING LIGHTING YOUR STOVE FOR THE FIRST TIME THE FIRE When you use your stove for the first time, it is best to The recommended amount of wood to burn after light a small fire initially so that it “gets used to” the high lighting depends on your stove model.

  • Page 7: Setting The Damper

    SETTING THE DAMPER It is worthwhile spending some time finding out how best to operate the damper on your stove. This will en- sure your wood burns as effectively as possible and gi- ves you the most beautiful fire. MANUAL AIR DAMPER ADJUSTMENT The three settings on the damper are adjusted by rota- ting it from side to side.

  • Page 8: Lighting Your Stove Correctly

    LIGHTING YOUR STOVE CORRECTLY IGNITION AND REFUELLING Follow the instructions 1-5 below for correct ignition and use of the stove. You should never open the door when the flames are high, as they can damage the paint on the stove. Begin by stacking 12 pieces of split firewood in layers of four at the bottom of the stove.
  • Page 9 LIGHTING YOUR STOVE CORRECTLY Set the air damper to the open position. Light the fire by igniting the two ignition bags pla ced between the layers. Igniting the ignition bags NOTE! - It is important to get the wood burning quickly. When the fire has a firm grip on the sticks, set the air damper to the centre position.
  • Page 10 LIGHTING YOUR STOVE CORRECTLY When the last flames have died and there is a nice layer of embers, add two to three pieces of wood. Only add new firewood when there are only embers in the stove, NOT when there are flames and while the fire is in full flame.

  • Page 11: Distance To Furniture

    DISTANCE TO FURNITURE R600 ART R600 ART DISTANCE TO FURNITURE Ensure that flammable objects (e.g., furniture) are not clo- CORNER MODEL THREE-SIDED MODEL ser than the distances specified in the table (fire risk). MODEL DISTANCE TO FURNITURE (MIN.) R600 ART 1150 mm (from front door) R600 ART...

  • Page 12: Combustion Chamber

    COMBUSTION CHAMBER CLEANING THE FLUE To reach the flue, carefully remove the vermiculite smo- ke deflector plate and the smoke baffle made of steel. Remove the flue panel by pushing the front up and pulling forward, so that the rear end becomes free of the vertical panels.

  • Page 13: Cleaning Your Stove

    When using your stove, it is important for you to know how to maintain it. This section describes how to clean All RAIS and attika stoves come with a glass system, and maintain your stove. which means that hot air flows down over the glass and removes any soot residues.

  • Page 14: Maintaining Your Stove

    MAINTAINING YOUR STOVE CHECKING THE CHIMNEY MOVING PARTS The chimney is what makes your stove work. Remem- Door hinges and door locks should be lubricated as ne- ber – even the best stove will not work perfectly unless eded, but it is important to lubricate on a regular basis the chimney is drawing correctly and to the necessa- so that damage is not caused by a single event.

  • Page 15: General Information On Your New Stove

    GLASS SYSTEM The air inlet for the system can be concealed by instal- All RAIS and attika stoves come with a glass system, ling it either in the floor or in the wall behind the stove. which means that hot air flows down over the glass and During use, the air valve should be set to the open po- removes any soot residues.

  • Page 16: Nominal Test

    NOMINAL TEST GUIDE TO NOMINAL TEST FIRING 1,5 kg Perform the test as described below if you want to do a nominal test firing. Follow the instructions 1-3 be- low for ignition and pre-firing before test firing, where 250 mm the results are measured.

  • Page 17: Test Firing

    NOMINAL TEST TEST FIRING Place 2 pieces of birch wood without bark with a total weight of approx. 1.5 kg (divided equally between the two pieces of wood). The wood should have a length of 250 mm and a square, cross-section. Close the door immediately after filling.

  • Page 18: Technical Data

    TECHNICAL DATA SPECIFICATIONS DTI Ref.: 300-ELAB-2431-EN R600 ART DTI Ref.: 300-ELAB-2725-EN Nominal Standard: EN16510-2-1:2022 Fuel: Wood logs Nominal heat output Space heat output η > 75 Efficiency η > 65 Seasonal space heat efficiency 102 - A Energy efficiency index CO (13% O mg/Nm <...
  • Page 19 TECHNICAL DATA Set-up distances R600 ART Minimum distance from the back of the stove to combustible material Minimum distances from the sides to combustible material (Steel side) (Side glass) Minimum distances from the top of the appliance to combustible mate- rial at the ceiling Minimum distances from the front to combustible material (Distance to 1150...

  • Page 20: Frequently Asked Questions - Faq

    Use less wood and vent the room. down to local conditions (such as draughts, for example) If you are experiencing a problem for which no answer is given here, please contact your RAIS/attika dealer. 20 - EN...

  • Page 21: Warranty

    For safety reasons, do not make unauthorised modifications to the stove. Only recommended spare parts may be used. The stove has been tested and approved with the recommended spare parts, and therefore RAIS/attika cannot be held responsible for safety in the event of modifications that contravene the recom- mendations.

  • Page 22: Downcycling

    DOWNCYCLING DOWNCYCLING OF PACKAGING DOWNCYCLING Do you need to know how to dispo- When your stove is no longer usable in the distant futu- se of the packaging that the stove re, it is important that it is sorted correctly. Below is an R600 ART comes in.

  • Page 23: Spare Parts

    SPARE PARTS If you need new spare parts for your product, you can scan the QR code to see which spare parts we offer. If spare parts other than those recom- mended by RAIS are used, the warranty will be cancelled. All interchan- geable parts can be purchased as spare parts from your RAIS dealer.
  • Page 24 Article number: 11-6525ENG RAIS A/S ATTIKA FEUER AG Industrivej 20 Brunnmatt 16 DK-9900 Frederikshavn CH-6330 Cham Denmark Switzerland www.rais.com www.attika.ch...

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