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- Page 1 F O R U M BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG & GARANTIEKARTE M O D E D ’ E M P L O I & C A R T E D E G A R A N T I E ISTRUZIONI OPERATIVE & CARTOLINA DI GARANZIA INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE &...
- Page 3 F O R U M BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG 5 - 17 Garantiekarte im Anhang MODE D’EMPLOI 19 - 31 Carte de garantie jointe en annexe ISTRUZIONI OPERATIVE PAG. 33 - 45 Scheda di garanzia in allegato INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE 47 - 59 Warranty card in the appendix BEDIENINGSHANDLEIDING 61 - 73...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
1. INSTALLATION 3. CONTROL AND 1.1 Legal building regulations OPERATING ELEMENTS Please read through these operating You have decided to buy a Hase tiled 1.2 Type of construction 3.1 The fuel selector instructions carefully. They will give stove. 1.3 The flue pipe 3.2 The shaking gate... -
Page 5: Installation
1.4 Heat-sensitive materials Before installing your tiled stove we The stove may only be operated with the The FORUM must be connected to a flue If the floor is flammable, for example, if recommend that you talk to your local fire box being closed. -
Page 6: Operation
The steel of which your which generate low quantities of smoke may be used in stoves. For Hase stoves chimney stove is made also reacts to fluctuations in temperature. Your stove... -
Page 7: The Combustion Products
O P E R A T I O N position. At temperatures over 150°C 2.3 The combustion products - Use only dry wood, leaf-wood like emitted from the chimney, the better the gas development increases strongly. birch and beech are most suitable. the quality of the combustion pro- The proportion of volatile components (see Sections 2.6 and 2.7). -
Page 8: Drying And Storing Wood
O P E R A T I O N the other hand, has a moisture content 2.8 Assessment of the wood of approx. 15% and a calorific value of - Wood needs time to dry. It will dry in moisture content around 4.3 kWh/kg. -
Page 9: Cleaning And Maintenance
FORUM stove. delays them from becoming sooted up. The glass panels can be cleaned when We will have to provide the steel stoves they are in the stove or by removing the with a finish of heat-resistant paint. -
Page 10: Control And Operating Elements
CONTROL AND OPERATING ELEMENTS 3.1 The fuel selector 3.2 The shaking grate 3.4 The ash drawer 3.5 The throttle flap Before using the stove for the first time The shaking grate is used to shake any The ash drawer must be emptied in good The throttle flap is fitted in the flue pipe set the fuel selector which is on the left unburned fuel (ash) into the ash drawer. -
Page 11: Heating
H E A T I N G 4.1 Initial Operation 4.2 Heating with wood Procedure Position of control elements - Open the throttle flap entirely, if your - Position handle along the length of 4.2.1 Closed operation Please observe that during the first 2 to flue pipe has one the pipe 3 firings a distinct odor will be experien-... -
Page 12: Open Operation
The FORUM 100 has a nominal be added. The output of heat should only be - Place pieces of wood parallel to the heating capacity of 7 kW. -
Page 13: Heating With Brown Coal Briquettes
H E A T I N G 4.3 Heating with brown coal Procedure Position of control elements briquettes Lighting Please note that heating with brown- In addition to wood you can also use - Light with wood as already descri- See brief operating instructions for brown coal briquettes to heat your coal briquettes causes a sooty deposit... -
Page 14: Safety
S A F E T Y 5. Safety 5.1 Safe distances According to DIN 18891 the follo- Radiation zone wing safe distances are valid when using a covering for the floor: The ash drawer is to be kept closed at all With flammable materials (eg. -
Page 15: Hints And Tips
H I N T S A N D T I P S Problem Cause Remedy The wood does not light or only does so slowly The wood is too thick Section 4.2 Continue heating The wood is too damp Section 2.8 The air supply is too low Section 4.2 Lighting... -
Page 16: Technical Data
T E C H N I C A L D A T A FORUM 100 FORUM 115 Safety distances from flammable materials: Type description: Type description: Standard reference: chimney stove to DIN 18891-1 Standard reference: chimney stove to DIN 18891-1...
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