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3.6. Trouble Shooting

Situation

cause

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Action

Fire difficult to start

Fire goes out

Wood green, too damp or poor

quality.

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Use the recommended fuel.

Logs are too big.

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To light the fire, use small, very dry twigs. To maintain

the fire, use split logs.

Air starvation.

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Open lower spin wheel and top air control lever.

Insufficient draught.

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Check that the flue is not obstructed, sweep it if

necessary

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Seek advice from a chimney specialist.

Fire burns too quickly.

Too much draught.

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Ensure that the lower spin wheel is closed

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Partially close the top air control lever.

Excessive draw.

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Install a draught stabiliser. Consult your Dealer.

Poor quality wood.

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Do not continuously burn small wood, sticks, bundles,

carpentry offcuts (plywood, pallets), etc.

Smokes when lighting up.

Flue duct is cold.

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Burn paper and kindling wood to increase heat.

Room is in decompression.

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In houses equipped with mechanical ventilation, partly

open a window until the fire is well established.

Smokes while burning.

Draught is insufficien.

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Consult a chimney specialist.

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Check that the flue is not obstructed, sweep if

necessary.

Down draught.

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Install an anti-down draught cowl. Consult your Dealer.

Room is in decompression.

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In houses equipped with Mechanical Ventilation, an

outside air intake must be installed for the chimney.

Low heat output.

Incorrect Fuels.

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Use the recommended fuel.

Technical manual “701”

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“Le Franc-comtois” - ref. 134 07 01

Instructions for user

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: This sign means that you should

asked for a qualified engineer to do the

work.

Summary of Contents for Franc-comtois 134 10 08

Page 1: ...ministration and manufacturing BP 73 59660 MERVILLE FRANCE Telephone 00 333 28 43 43 00 Fax 00 333 28 43 43 99 Subject to modifications Franc comtois Wood stove I G B f D NF D 35 376 Model 134 10 08 Output 10 kW Certificat de Garantie Description Assembly and installation Operating instructions Spare parts Technical manual to be saved by the user for future reference FR EN ...

Page 2: ... on how to install your appliance and make full use of its functions both for your comfort and safety Product information 15 Package 15 General characteristics 15 Description 15 Principle of operation 15 Installation instructions 16 The room 16 Flue 16 Connection to flue 16 Mounting the cast iron legs and the bottom heat shield 16 Assembly of flue spigot and blanking plates 17 Smoke exit at rear 1...

Page 3: ... Wood burnt on grate Enclosed combustion chamber with cast iron walls Detachable flue spigot for rear or top chimney connection Detachable top for easy handling and cleaning rear smoke exit only Main door with a vitroceramic glass Loading door on the right side Adjustable air controls for controlling the burning rate Large ash pan Optional kit for burning solid smokeless fuels 1 4 Principle of ope...

Page 4: ...ight must be increased If the decompression in the chimney is excessive a draught stabiliser must be installed Chimney to be built Flue non existent The flue must not be supported by the stove Consult a chimney specialist for advice on suitable flue systems for solid fuel appliances 2 3 Connection to flue The stove must be installed as close as possible to the chimney The stove should be connected...

Page 5: ...ing plates A C Fit the sealing rope D in the groove and attach the flue spigot B using the three bolts and washers supplied Remove the internal baffle 56 page 23 and the rear heat shield 27 page 23 Position the sealing rope D in the groove on the rear aperture of the stove and fit the two blanking plates A C Replace the internal baffle and the cast iron top 2 6 Fitting of the handle In order to av...

Page 6: ...vable parts cast iron top baffle must be correctly installed 2 8 Chimney maintenance and sweeping VERY IMPORTANT To avoid any incident chimney fire etc regular maintenance should be carried out If the stove is regularly used the chimney should be swept several times per year together with the stovepipe connection section Chimney condition should be checked at least once per year 18 Technical manua...

Page 7: ...ing treated wood railway sleepers telegraph poles offcuts of plywood or chip board pallets etc quickly clogs the flue ways soot tar etc pollutes the environment pollution and smell etc and cause the fire to burn too quickly and overheat Green wood and recovered wood can eventually cause a chimney fire Prohibited fuel Any form of bituminous coal or petroleum based coke Technical manual 701 19 Le Fr...

Page 8: ...ht select larger logs 3 4 Cleaning Remove ash until glowing ashes start falling into the pan Remove ashes daily and never allow ash in the ash compartment to touch the underside of the grate Failure to observe this instruction will cause premature wear to the grate and other components Empty the ashes taking all the usual precautions for handling glowing ashes 3 5 Maintenance of the stove The stov...

Page 9: ...ontinuously burn small wood sticks bundles carpentry offcuts plywood pallets etc Smokes when lighting up Flue duct is cold Burn paper and kindling wood to increase heat Room is in decompression In houses equipped with mechanical ventilation partly open a window until the fire is well established Smokes while burning Draught is insufficien þ Consult a chimney specialist Check that the flue is not o...

Page 10: ...0105 77 B L or F R leg B 02 36 300217 59 B R or F L leg A 02 36 300217 77 B R or F L leg B 02 37 300455 60 Base A 01 37 300455 77 Base B 01 38 301515 66 Door lock A B 02 39 301742 59 Air damper A 01 39 301742 77 Air damper B 01 40 302141 59 Top plate A 01 40 302141 77 Top plate B 01 41 303510 59 Loading door A 01 41 303510 77 Loading door B 01 42 303718 59 Blanking plate A 01 42 303718 77 Blanking...

Page 11: ...Technical manual 701 23 Le Franc comtois ref 134 07 01 Spare parts Figure 10 Stove exploded view ...

Page 12: ...ts for which our guarantee is 5 five years excluding the following 1 Indicator lights fuses electrical elements and fans 2 Parts subject to wear or in contact with high temperatures namely soles and burner grills bottom plates baffles ash pans paintwork and surface treatments for decorative parts Also excluded from this guarantee are seals and windows 3 Any damage which may result from the use of ...

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