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2.0 Lighting technique/using your stove2.0 Lighting technique/using your stove

2.0 Lighting technique/using your stove

Your stove is built with up to three separate combustion air inlets;

• A

primary airprimary air

primary air

supply where the air is passes through the grate system. This is

operated either via the left handle under the ashlip or by controlling an ‘air

spinner’ located on the stove door.

• A pre-heated

secondary airsecondary air

secondary air

supply is also fitted for speed of combustion

‘Airwash’ and is controlled either by using the handle on the right under the

ashlip or by using the air slide control above the stove door.

• A

tertiary air tertiary air

tertiary air

supply is fitted to some models (3400 series) where a constant

supply of pre-heated air is introduced into the firebox via the unique baffle

system. This air supply helps to establish an even more complete combustion

process of both fuel and gases. Control of this is factory fixed and cannot be

adjusted by the user.

In most cases the stove is equipped with a detachable stainless steel handle that

ensures the handle does not get too hot. When the handle is detached, the stove

is also more childproof. In cases where the handle is fixed, the stove glove should

be used to open the door

Before you light upBefore you light up

Before you light up

The first fires from new should be low in intensity as to enable the heat-resistant

paint coating to ‘cure’ completely. During the ‘curing’ process, it is expected that

the paint coating will smoke and give-off an unpleasant, acrid smell. You will notice

a blue haze in the atmosphere also, enough to set-off any smoke alarms in the

vicinity. This is quite normal. During this period, open an outside window to en-

sure adequate ventilation.

Setting the air supply, the lighting method and the refueling intervals are depend-

ant upon chimney draught, wind, weather conditions, temperature requirements

and fuel. It can take some time before you become familiar with the stove’s opti-

mum settings under given conditions.

Even though it is possible to burn most types of solid fuel in your Morsø stove,

you should not burn wet or unseasoned wood. Wood should be stored under

cover in an airy environment for at least one year but preferably two.

Never use driftwood because as a rule it has a high salt content and therefore will

cause damage to both the stove and the chimney. Chipboard, impregnated and

painted wood emit poisonous smoke and fumes and therefore must NEVER be

used as fuel.

Logs with a diameter greater than 10 cm should always be split and should be short

enough to lie flat (side to side) over the embers within the stove’s firebox with a 25mm gap

at each end.

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