Faber HAAKON, Assembly And Operating Instructions Manual

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The following fire safety requirements must be met on installation of the 
wood stove:  

 
1. A minimum distance from flammable objects (furniture, wood flooring, 
textiles), and other combustible components of 20 cm at the back and 20 cm to 
both sides must be respected.  
 
2. There must be no flammable, temperature-sensitive materials (furniture, 
decorations etc.) in the heat radiation field within 80 cm of the front of the stove.  
 
3. If the stove is installed on a flammable or temperature-sensitive floor then it 
must be placed on a non-combustible base (for example ceramic or steel plate) 
with a size measured outwards from the fire box opening of a minimum of 50 
cm and at least 30 cm from the side. 

 
4. The stove must only be operated with the ash tray inserted.  
 

5. If work is being carried out on flammable or explosive materials in the vicinity 
of the stove, the stove must be put out of operation.  
 

NOTE 

No liability is accepted for any direct or indirect damage caused by the stove. 
This includes dirtying of the room caused by the decomposition of products 
from organic dust and whose pyrolysis products appear as a dark line on 
wallpaper, furniture, textiles and stove parts. 

 
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

INADMISSIBLE

 to burn for example:  

-

  painted or plastic coated wood  

-

  wood treated with wood preservatives 

-

 household 

waste 

-

 paper 

briquettes 

(pollutants: 

cadmium, lead, zinc)  

-

  damp wood (residual humidity > 20%)  

 
According to the 1

st

 regulation for the implementation of the Federal emission 

protection law, only low-smoke producing fuels may be burned in stoves.