Bosca Aresta 400 Owner's Manual

Bosca Aresta 400 Owner's Manual

Freestanding wood stoves

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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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Introduction to Bosca Stoves
Choosing the right location
Discusses key considerations for selecting a safe and functional stove location.
Correct installation procedures
Provides guidance on correct installation steps and recommended kits.
Installation Details and Safety
Flue installation and safety
Details flue connection, materials, clearances, and distances for safe setup.
Floor and wall protection
Specifies requirements for floor and wall protection during installation.
Operating Your Bosca Stove
Double combustion system explanation
Explains the secondary air inlet mechanism for efficient post-combustion.
Selecting quality firewood
Offers advice on choosing firewood based on species, humidity, and size for optimal performance.
Identifying dry firewood
Provides visual and tactile cues to identify dry firewood before purchase.
Testing firewood dryness
Describes methods to test firewood dryness by observing ignition and burning characteristics.
Lighting the stove
Step-by-step guide for lighting the stove using the easy lighting system.
Reloading firewood
Instructions on adding more firewood to the stove for continuous heating.
Turning off the stove
Guidance on safely extinguishing the fire and turning off the stove.
Maintenance and Cleaning Procedures
Flue cleaning requirements
Explains the necessity of cleaning flues to prevent creosote buildup and ensure efficiency.
How to clean stove flues
Detailed steps for cleaning the stove's flue system using recommended tools and methods.
Removing ash from the stove
Procedures for safely removing ash from the stove and ashtray.
Cleaning the stove glass
Tips for cleaning the stove's glass panel to maintain visibility of the fire.
Chimney Fire Safety
Chimney fire definition and causes
Defines chimney fire as ignited creosote and explains its cause.
Actions and safety during a chimney fire
Provides immediate actions and safety measures to take during a chimney fire incident.
Preventing chimney fires
Offers preventative measures, including proper fuel use and flue maintenance.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Smoke emission issues
Lists potential causes and checks for smoke emission problems.
Glass panel and heating issues
Addresses dirty glass and poor heating performance, suggesting causes and solutions.
Baffle wear and replacement
Advises on replacing the baffle after a certain period of use.
General Safety Precautions
Fuel and installation guidelines
Emphasizes correct fuel usage and strict adherence to installation instructions.
Fire prevention and maintenance
Stresses flue cleaning, avoiding flammable materials, and proper fire starting.
Contact burn hazards
Alerts about the risk of serious burns from touching a hot stove, especially for children.

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