J. A. Roby CUISINIERE Owner's Manual page 4

Do not charge the appliance beyond the firebricks height.
Ashes must be evacuated frequently, put in a steel container provided with a tight lid
and be placed outside at once. You must never place other waste in this container.
Very hot when lighted. Keep the children away. Can cause burns by contact.
Considering the need of oxygen for the combustion, a window or a door must be a bit
opened sometimes (fresh air intake) to balance the pressure in the house, especially if:
- A fan already evacuates air towards outside (kitchen, bathroom.).
- You want to avoid a smoke return when lighting the appliance and when reloading
the wood.
It is recommended to have a smoke detector near the appliance.
You should contact your municipal or provincial fire department to have
knowledge of the procedure to be followed in case of a chimney fire. Think of an
emergency plan.
In case of a chimney fire:
- Hermetically close the doors and the air intakes.
- Water the combustible material adjacent to the chimney.
- Ring the alarm, evacuate the house if necessary and call the firemen.
- Never touch the pipes until the fire is not completely extinct.
- Do not use the chimney until it has been inspected or repaired.
Keep all the doors of the appliance closed while it's in function. Frequently verify the
ceramics cords; they must always be in good condition.
The chimney pipe should not pass close to water, gas or oil pipes, nor close to electric
wire or other types of conduits, of combustible materials in the roofs, the attics, the walls
or the floors. If you have to make it pass through a wall or a part of combustible
construction, do not forget that the installation must be in accordance with the
CAN/CSA-B365. Use at least 12 feet of a 6 inches diameter vertical chimney.
NOTE:
FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS IN ORDER TO AVOID FIRE HAZARDS,
WOUNDS AND PROPERTY DAMAGES.
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