User Manual
Installation, Operating and Maintenance Instructions
Stove Alaska 120A / 150A
2. USER MANUAL
Congratulation on your purchase of
LOKATERM
stove. Please take some time and read this sheet carefully.
For stove to work properly and to have a valid warranty claim, please follow the recommendations and guidelines
gathered in this sheet.
In case you have additional questions that are not covered in this sheet please contact your local stove supplier or
stove service.
Proper use and maintenance are prerequisites for stove to work long and flawlessly.
Delivery check
First of all, check the stove for possible defects and damages. Pay special attention to both stove glass and firedoor.
After first use of the stove, most common defects on the glass are caused by improper handling or heat overload.
Before installation, check the functionality of all the movable parts. For possible defects contact your local supplier.
Safety measurements
Warning! Heated metal parts and heated glass can cause burns, therefore, when handling the stove always use
enclosed protection gloves.
Take special precaution when children are around.
Fireprotection safety inside radiation area
Minimum distance from firebox opening to nearest combustible element (ex. furniture elements, alcohol brewages),
should be greater than 80 cm.
Fireprotection safety outside radiation area
Do not put any combustible objects within a 50 cm distance from the open stove.
Suitable fuels
Stove is suitable for burning natural firewood (ex. beech, birch), wood briquettes and briquettes made of brown coal.
Emission limitation
It is forbidden to burn the following materials in stoves:
Impregnated or moist wood, wood chips, materials of organic origins (hooves, horns etc.), coal dust, plastic waste or
household waste, paper and cardboard (with exception when igniting fire).
Please note, that burning any kind of waste, is hazardous to both your health as it causes environmental pollution. It
also damages your stove and thus shortens its lifespan.
Stove fires are dangerous
Dumping waste into stoves and burning it is not only a health or environmental issue, but also a fire-protection
problem. In general, if stove is not handled properly (cleaning it regularly, burning appropriate materials etc.), it is
prone to fires.
If fires were caused by the stove, as a result of improper use, user can be held legally responsible.
Warnings
Stoves are not permitted to be walled up or modified (adding/removing material). Air supply and its regulation (air-inlet
system), must not be tampered with. Furthermore, continues air supply, for stove to work properly, must be
guaranteed. Whenever you work with hot stove, use the enclosed protection gloves, to prevent possible burns.
For ignition, never use gasoline, alcohol or similar substances.
Don't overload the stove with firewood (max. 2-3 pieces of wood when igniting and max. 2.0 kg/h when continuously
burning).
Always use the prescribed fuel and don't thermally overload the stove (max. heat output). This is important for the
warranty to remain valid.
All possible damaged parts should be replaced before first lightning of the stove.
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