10
Figure 18:
Burner with burner rings
1 - 6
Combustion air hole rows
7
Oil inlet
8
Bead
9
Lower burner ring
10
Support pin
11
Upper burner ring
Also ascertain the correct seat of the draught deflection
(see Figures 1 + 2). This is usually inserted already at
the factory but may come loose from the suspension
due to transport vibrations. It must also be correctly re-
installed after cleaning and maintenance operations.
A primary-air limiter (PAL, see Figure 19) is installed in
your oil stove, which compensates delivery pressures
above 20 Pa so that economical heating is possible
also with high delivery pressure (chimney draught).
Please check the perfect operation of the PAL or
draught limiter. To this end observe the instructions in
Chapter 12.3 “Maintenance of primary air limiter”.
Bottom
Figure 19: Primary air limiter (PAL)
1
Primary air limiter
2
Pendulum flap
During initial start-up the oil stove must be heated
carefully, i.e. the output controller should be set to 2 to
3 during the first hour, after which normal heating can
commence. The materials of your new oil stove must
get slowly used to the heat development. Through
careful initial heating you will avoid damages to paint
and distortion of material. Possible development of
smell through post-drying of the protective painting will
disappear after a short time. Thoroughly air the rooms
during the paint curing time several times.
Open the tank shut-off valve 2 to 3 turns anti-
clockwise. If the appliance is connected to a central oil
supply, open the quick closing valve (90° turn).
Important:
Before starting your appliance for the first
time you will have to
lift
the
safety lever
(controller
latch) of the oil controller (make: TOBY DVR, see
Figure 20), after which the lever will drop automatically.
This will enable the oil to flow from the oil tank or from
the central oil supply to the oil controller.
Figure 20:
Oil controller
1
Control pin
2
Safety lever (controller latch)
3
Oil drain plug
4
Filter cover with seal
When igniting during initial start-up, oil controller and
lines must first be allowed to fill with oil. This takes
approximately 3 minutes. With each subsequent start-
up, oil will flow into the burner even after approximately
10
– 15 seconds.
Note: With a new appliance, wax strips are better
suited for lighting than liquid oil stove igniters since the
surface of the burner insert base is still very smooth.
After several starts, fine crusts will form at the base
which increase the surface area, improving oil
evaporation in the burner. At that stage you can start
using liquid oil stove igniters without restriction.
11.4. Igniting and normal operating mode
Note at all times: If the appliance has already been
heated, the oil stove must only be started up again
when the burner insert has cooled down (hand warm).
Otherwise there is a risk of a detonation with additional
consequential damages.
1.
Turn output controller anti-clockwise to position
“6” by overcoming slight noticeable resistance.
On appliances with electric ignition, this serves
to automatically activate the latter. When oil
enters the burner, immediately turn output
controller to position “1”. The marking next to
the output controller indicates the set output
stage.
CAUTION
: Do not allow the burner to be flooded!
Please ensure that only a small amount of oil is in the
burner pot when igniting. If there is a larger amount of
oil in the burner, you will have to absorb the oil for
instance using an entire roll of toilet paper since the
burner base must only be wet but not flooded. A
flooded burner must not be ignited!
2.
On appliances without electric ignition the oil
can now be lit by means of bent wax strips,
