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- Page 1 Assembly and operating instructions for freestanding wood stove models: HAAKON BRANDE 82 April. 2007...
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Page 2: Operating Instructions
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Dear Faber Customer, We are pleased that you have decided to purchase a Faber-free standing stove. The elegant design and state-of-the-art combustion technique of the Haakon and Brande models will certainly offer you many unforgettable cozy evenings in front of the wood stove. - Page 3 1. ASSEMBLY 1.1 Building regulations Your stove is designed for heating of living rooms as supplementary heating or for heating during the transitional heating up period. The device is not suitable as the unique form of heating for apartments or entire floors. We recommend that before installation of your wood stove you talk with your district chimney sweep.
- Page 4 1.6 The design The Haakon/Brande 82 wood stoves are designed and tested in accordance with DIN 18891-1/ EN 13240. It must only be operated when the fire box is closed and it is already connected to a suitably-installed chimney.
- Page 5 IMPORTANT: The company is not liable for any damage or defects in the stove or its components which are caused by disregard of building regulations, incorrect choice of the stove size, non-professional pipe and equipment installation, faulty chimney connection and using unauthorised fuels, due to faulty, improper operation or inadequate or overly-strong chimney draught, as well as through external chemical or physical effects during transport, storage, installation and use of the device (for example quenching with water, over-cooking food and...
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Page 6: Operation
3. OPERATION 3.1 Fuels For the Haakon/Brande 82 stove, one must only use: Natural blocks of wood including bark in the form of wood logs according to DIN 51731 HP2 and. However, it is... - Page 7 The incineration of these materials in addition to producing bad smells also produce polluting emissions which are dangerous for health and the environment. Only use small twigs and small pieces of wood to start the fire. For the optimum combustion of solid fuels, therefore, the following conditions must be fulfilled: The required oxygen must be available.
- Page 8 Therefore, we would like to take this opportunity here to give some tips on wood drying and wood storage: Wood at least 1.5 to 2 years to dehydrate through air drying and correct storage (optimal residual humidity 15 to 20%). The wood should already be split and stored ready for use as smaller pieces of wood as they dry better and faster.
- Page 9 IMPORTANT Because of slight differences in thermal expansion, fine hairline cracks may appear on the glazing of the stove ceramic tiles and there may be slight changes in the colour of the glazing on the individual pieces due to the combustion but there is no reduction in quality.
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Page 10: Control And Functional Elements
The guarantee only applies to the country in which Faber first sold the product and applies only to the original buyer, i.e. it is not transferable. On the bill, the day of delivery must be indicated. - Page 11 It serves to regulate the combustion air from below above the ash tray and the grate towards the wood. It thus necessary to avoid the ash tray becoming overfull because the ashes may negatively affect the access of the primary combustion air.
- Page 12 NOTE Avoid fully closing the damper because it can lead to draught problems and exiting of smoke into the living area. 5. HEATING WITH Haakon/Brande 82 5.1 Initial commissioning Before the first operation of the stove, remove any transportation supports, accessories, operating instructions and information sheets from the ash tray or fire box which may have been included.
- Page 13 5.2 Heating with wood Firing up A fast run through the heating phase is important as in the heating or burning phase, high emission levels might occur due to operating defects. Never use spirits, petrol or other flammable liquids. The ignition should always be effected with 1 or 2 firelighters, small pieces of wood equivalent to two logs.
- Page 14 Woodlogs (up to 33cm long, circum. max. Wood 30 cm) Sample volume max. 2 kg or 2 – 3 pieces Primary air slide (position) In the middle Combustion time approx. 1,0 h During low operation, the following wood amounts, combustion air settings and combustion times apply: Woodlogs (up to 30cm long, circum.
- Page 15 5.3 Heating with brown coal The firing up and the first replenishment should be effected using wood (See section 5.2 "Heating with wood"). The first brown coal briquettes (note max. quantity) may be placed on strongly glowing embers. You should lay them centrally on the grate with finger-wide spacing between them and in accordance with the above information (at nominal temperatures or light load) for the position of the primary air and secondary air slides.
- Page 16 6. YOUR SMALL TROUBLESHOOTER Problem Possible cause Possible solution The wood does not ignite The wood is too thick • Sect 5.2b Further heating or only hesitantly The wood is too wet • Sect 3.3 Sect 5.2a Firing up The air intake is too low •...
- Page 17 7. TECHNICAL DATA FOR MODEL HAAKON/BRANDE 82 Haakon/BRANDE 82 Haakon Brande 82 Nominal heat output Heat output range Dimensions and weight: Height 1147 Width Depth Height to upper edge of flue joint approx. Rear edge to the middle of upper flue joint...
- Page 18 Dimensions Haakon...
- Page 19 Dimensions Brande 82...
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