Saxon Walnut Owner's Manual

Saxon Walnut 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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Initial Safety and Usage Guidelines
Be Careful of What You Burn
Guidelines on appropriate fuels for your wood heater, emphasizing dry, seasoned hardwood.
Protect Yourself and Your Family from Burns
Safety precautions to prevent burns, including handling hot doors and using firescreens.
Use Your Heater According to Instructions
Key operational instructions and warnings for safe heater use, including door operation.
Watch Obvious Fire Hazards
Warnings about fire hazards, including flammable liquids and fuel storage near the heater.
Heater Assembly Instructions
Baffle Plate Installation
Steps for correctly installing the baffle plate and Skamolex baffle into the heater.
Lifting Handles for Mahogany Model
Instructions on how to attach and use the lifting handles for moving the heater.
Top Grill Placement
Guidance on fitting the top grills into the designated cutouts on the heater.
Decorative Rods on Mahogany Model
Procedure for removing decorative rods from the Mahogany model for painting.
General Installation Requirements
Pre-Installation Precautions
Essential warnings and recommendations before starting heater installation.
Hearth Specifications
Requirements for hearth construction and materials for combustible surfaces.
Flue System Installation
Guidance on the importance of correct flue system installation for performance.
Flue Height Requirements
Details on minimum flue height for proper draught and smoke extraction.
Clearance Requirements for Heaters
Location and Clearance Advice
Selecting a safe location and maintaining minimum clearances to combustibles.
Reduced Clearance Options
Methods for reducing clearances using heat shielding.
Hearth Positioning
Ensuring correct placement of the heater on the hearth as per dimensions.
Blackwood Insert Installation
Fireplace and Chimney Construction
Requirements for masonry fireplace construction and chimney cleaning.
Clearances to Combustible Materials
Minimum clearances to combustible surrounds, mantles, and columns for the insert.
Hearth Construction for Insert
Specifications for hearth dimensions and materials for the Blackwood Insert.
Wood Selection and Preparation
What Not To Burn
List of materials and fuels that should not be used in the wood heater.
Recommended Fuels
Guidance on using dry, seasoned hardwood for optimal heater performance.
Proper Wood Storage
Advice on storing wood to maintain dryness and prevent moisture absorption.
Wood Splitting for Fires
Tips on splitting wood into various sizes for efficient fire starting and burning.
Operating Your Wood Heater
Curing the Heater Paint
Procedure for initial 'break-in' burns to cure the heater's paint coatings.
Controlling the Air Flow
Explanation of the air control lever for managing burn rates (low, medium, high).
Lighting and Maintaining the Fire
Step-by-step guide to lighting a fire and achieving optimal firebox temperature.
Heater Operation Tips and Features
General Operating Hints
Tips for stacking wood, keeping the door closed, and understanding burn factors.
Achieving Overnight Burns
Techniques for loading logs to achieve long, efficient overnight burns.
Restarting an Overnight Fire
Steps to restart a fire after an overnight burn using residual coals.
Removing and Disposing of Ashes
Safe procedures for cleaning out ashes and proper disposal methods.
Door Handle Safety
Warning about the door handle becoming hot and recommendation to use gloves.
Automatic Fan Control
Explanation of the heater's automatic fan control and LED indicator.
Care and Maintenance Schedule
Heater Care and Cleaning
Instructions for cleaning painted surfaces and door glass, and general care.
Routine Maintenance Tasks
Schedule for inspecting and cleaning the flue system and checking components.
Creosote Build-Up Prevention
Information on creosote, its causes, risks, and prevention methods.
Environmental Responsibility
Sustainable Wood Heating
How wood heating contributes to environmental sustainability.
Efficient Heater Operation
Tips for operating the heater efficiently to reduce energy waste and pollution.
Home Energy Saving Tips
Advice on insulation and other measures to reduce heating energy requirements.
Landcare Contribution
Information about the donation to Landcare and its community environmental activities.

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