Saxon Rosewood Owner's Manual

Saxon Rosewood Owner's Manual

Wood heaters

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Te s t e d a n d a p p r o v e d t o A u s t r a l i a n
Standards AS2918-2001 and AS/NZS
4013/4012-2014
Prior to installation check with your state and
local authorities regarding any specific
regulations that may apply.
Please keep these instructions for future
reference. Burn hardwood only.

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FIRST THINGS FIRST...
Be Careful of What You Burn
Guidelines on appropriate and inappropriate materials to burn in the heater.
Protect Yourself and Family from Burns
Safety precautions to prevent burns and injuries during heater operation.
Heater Usage Instructions
Operational guidelines for safe and satisfactory heater performance.
Fire Hazard Awareness
Important warnings about potential fire hazards and safe practices.
ASSEMBLING YOUR NEW HEATER
Baffle Plate Installation
Instructions for correctly fitting the baffle plate into the heater.
Top Grill Placement
Guidance on positioning the top grills into the heater's firebox.
Lifting Handles for Mahogany Model
Details on using lifting handles for the Mahogany model during movement.
Decorative Rods on Mahogany Model
Information on removing and painting decorative rods on the Mahogany model.
INSTALLATION - GENERAL NOTES
Pre-Installation Precautions
Essential warnings and recommendations before commencing heater installation.
Hearth Requirements
Specifications for the hearth, including material and placement.
Flue Installation Guidelines
Instructions and recommendations for proper flue system installation.
Flue Height Requirements
Mandatory flue height specifications for correct operation and safety.
INSTALLATION - FREESTANDING HEATERS ONLY
Location Selection
Advice on choosing a safe and suitable location for the freestanding heater.
Clearances to Combustibles
Minimum safe distances from the heater to surrounding combustible materials.
Reduced Clearances with Shielding
How heat shielding allows for reduced clearances to walls.
Hearth Positioning and Dimensions
Ensuring correct placement of the heater on the hearth according to measurements.
INSTALLATION - BLACKWOOD INSERT ONLY
Masonry Fireplace Construction
Requirements for installing the insert into a full masonry fireplace.
Clearances for Insert Models
Minimum clearances to combustible materials for the Blackwood Insert.
Hearth Construction for Inserts
Specific hearth construction details for the Blackwood Insert.
WOOD SELECTION AND PREPARATION
What Not To Burn
List of unsuitable fuels and materials that should not be burned.
Recommended Fuel: Dry Seasoned Hardwood
Guidance on selecting and using dry, seasoned hardwood for optimal performance.
Wood Storage Best Practices
Recommendations for storing wood to maintain dryness and quality.
Wood Splitting for Fire Control
Tips on splitting wood into various sizes for efficient fire management.
USING YOUR HEATER: INITIAL OPERATION
Curing the Heater Paint
Process for curing the paint on new heaters to ensure durability.
Operating the Air Control Lever
How to adjust the air control for different burn rates (low, medium, high).
Lighting the Fire Safely and Efficiently
Step-by-step guide to lighting the fire for optimal heat and performance.
USING YOUR HEATER: OPERATING TIPS
General Operating Hints
Useful tips for maximizing heater performance and efficiency.
Achieving Overnight Burns
Techniques for setting up the heater for extended overnight burns.
Restarting After Overnight Burn
Procedure for safely restarting the heater after an overnight burn.
Removing Ashes Safely
Instructions for cleaning out ash from the firebox when it's cool.
Door Handle Safety
Warning regarding the door handle becoming hot during operation.
Heater Fan Automatic Control
Explanation of the automatic control system for the heater's fan.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
General Heater Care
Important considerations for maintaining the heater's condition.
Cleaning Painted Surfaces and Glass
Methods for cleaning the heater's exterior paint and door glass.
Routine Maintenance Schedule
Scheduled maintenance tasks for the beginning and during the season.
Creosote Build Up and Prevention
Information on creosote formation, its risks, and how to prevent it.
CARING FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
Environmentally Conscious Heater Operation
Tips for operating the heater to minimize environmental impact.
Energy Saving Measures
Suggestions for improving home insulation and reducing energy consumption.
Landcare Initiative Support
Information about the donation to Landcare and its environmental work.

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