Morso 1430 Cleanheat Squirrel Manual To Installation And Use
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- Page 1 Guide to Installation and Use for 1430 Cleanheat Squirrel MORS0 JERNST0BERI A/S, DK-7900 NYK0BING MORS E-Mail: stoves@morsoe,com 'Website: www.morsoe.com Distributed by: Baxl Fires Division' Wood Lane' Erdington, Birmingham B24 9QP , England' www.morsostoves.co,uk...
- Page 2 We congratulate you on your choice of a Morso stove. Morso has been producing some of the world's best stoves since 1853. If you follow this Installation and operating Instruction carefully, we can guarantee you many years of warmth and pleasure.
- Page 3 MAINTENANCE At the proper heat output almost no soot Is deposited onto the glass In the firing doors. The soot is easily removed by means of a Morso Glass Cleaner or treble ammonia water. Inspect the stove for soot frequently. The soot must be removed in order to exploit the fuel extensively.
- Page 4 a mild detergent or brown soap. The painted surface may in the course of time get a grey tinge; but the stove can easily be freshened up with a special heat resisting senotherm spray-paint, which can be bought from your dealer. Front grate (7), bar frame (6), shaking grate (5) and coal insert (extra accessory) are parts in direct contact with live fuel.
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Page 5: Operating Instructions
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS NOTICE Allow the stove to warm up before creating a very hot fire. Never let the stove become superheated. Superheating may damage the castings, fire bricks, and the senotherm finish. Superheating is when any part of the stove, grates or stove pipe assumes a red glow. HEATING WITH WOOD Open the primary (8) and secondary (10) air inlet to the fully open position to the right. - Page 6 life of the stove and the chimney. HEATING WITH SMOKELESS FUEL AND ANTHRACITE Open the lower and secondary air vent to the max. Establish a fire with paper and kindling wood. When the wood has ignited start adding fuel little by little, until the whole grate is covered by a layer of glowing coals.
- Page 7 a little (always let some secondary air in). Now the coals can bum for a long time (if the stove is connected to a chimney supplying sufficient draught). some ashes on the grate to protect it from the heat. After burning off the coal gasses, a layer of glowing coals remain. At this point the lower air supply can be reduced and the secondary air vent can be closed GOOD ADVICE...
- Page 8 2. Overfires must be avoided. Use only the primary air inlet and secondary air inlet as the means of supplying airto the fire. Do not leave them wide open after the first few minutes of firing a fresh load. NEVER run the stove with the ashpan door open.