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F R E E S T A N D I N G
WOOD STOVES
OWNER'S MANUAL
This manual includes instructions for the Installation,
Operation and Maintenance of your stove.
Models
Limit 350 / Limit 380/ Limit 450
Aresta 360 / Aresta 400
Firepoint 360 / Firepoint 400
Gold 400 / Gold 800
Classic 400 /Classic 450
Spirit 500 /Spirit 550
Please read this entire manual carefully
before installing and lighting your stove.
Save these instructions for future use.
Always follow the instructions contained in the manual.
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Table of Contents
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Summarization of Contents
Installation
Most Adequate Location for Stove Installation
Discusses essential considerations for placing a freestanding stove, emphasizing air circulation and safety clearances.
Correct Stove Installation Method
Details the recommended procedure for installing the stove, including the use of specific kits and flue types.
Operating Instructions
Double Combustion System Functionality
Explains how the secondary air inlet preheats air to burn volatile materials and reduce particulate emissions.
Choosing Appropriate Firewood
Guides on selecting firewood based on species, humidity content (18-25%), and size for optimal stove performance.
Recognizing Dry Firewood Before Purchase
Provides physical indicators of dry firewood, such as lighter weight, detached bark, and splinter behavior.
Checking Firewood Dryness Before Use
Details methods to test firewood dryness by observing ignition speed and smoke characteristics in the stove.
Lighting the Stove (Easy Lighting System)
Step-by-step guide for lighting the stove, including paper, splinters, and primary air control settings.
Reloading Firewood in the Stove
Instructions for adding firewood, managing air control, and ensuring proper combustion after initial lighting.
Turning Off the Stove
Explains the procedure for safely turning off the stove by adjusting the Primary Air Control to minimum.
Maintenance and Cleaning
Required Stove Maintenance
Highlights the importance of flue cleaning to prevent creosote buildup and ensure efficient stove operation.
Cleaning Stove Flues
Provides detailed steps and tools required for safely cleaning the stove's flue system.
Removing Ash from the Stove
Instructions for safely removing ash from the ashtray and handling potentially hot coals.
Cleaning the Stove Glass Panel
Offers tips to prevent glass soiling and recommendations for cleaning the glass panel.
Chimney Fire
What Constitutes a Chimney Fire?
Defines chimney fire as ignited creosote and residue within the flue, leading to high temperatures.
Actions During a Chimney Fire
Advises to stay calm, close controls, monitor the flue, and contact emergency services if necessary.
Preventing Chimney Fires
Emphasizes keeping the flue clean, using dry wood, and maintaining a vigorous fire.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Smoke Emission Problems
Addresses issues like smoke coming from the stove, visible smoke, and their potential causes and solutions.
Glass Panel Soiling
Explains causes for dirty glass, such as using wet wood or incorrect air control, and suggests remedies.
Flue Staining and Stove Heating
Covers stained flues and poor stove heating, linking them to firewood quality and operational settings.
Baffle Wear and Tear
Advises on replacing the stove baffle if it shows signs of wear after extended use.
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