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WARRANTY

Lotus Wood Stove – 10-Year Warranty

From 1 September 2014, Lotus is offering a 10-year warranty instead of a five-year
warranty. This warranty applies to stoves which are supplied by Lotus after this date.

This   warranty   covers   Lotus   Wood   Stove   model   _________   production   no.
_____________ purchased on the ____________.

This warranty covers normal firing – i.e. using ordinary chopped wood and pressed
wood   briquettes,   and   only   provided   the   stove   is   otherwise   operated   to   the
specifications of the directions for use.

This   warranty   covers   the   faultless   function   of   the   stove,   and   does   not   cover
overheating damage, damage to lacquer, wearing parts and movable parts such as
glass, Skamol, stones, shaker grate, smoke baffle plates, packings, slide gate, and
closing gear.

This  warranty  shall lapse  if  this  stove  is not  operated  so   as to  comply  with  the
directions for use, and if deficiencies or similar are aimed to be/are remedied by a
person not authorized by Lotus Heating Systems A/S. This warranty does not cover
damage caused by inappropriate, non-expert/incompetent use of the stove.

If a product is returned to Lotus Heating Systems A/S, and the damage subsequently
turns out not to be covered by this warranty, any costs incurred shall be incumbent on
the customer.

For any warranty repair, the warranty period for the repair carried out shall not be
extended but shall continue to follow the original warranty period.

This warranty shall be valid only if duly completed  and subject to simultaneous
presentation of distributor’s original invoice. The warranty period shall follow the
invoice date.

Congratulations on your new Lotus Wood Stove.

Yours Sincerely,

Distributor:

Summary of Contents for jubilee

Page 1: ...Mounting and User Instructions Lotus Jubilee Series Stoves Version 1 06 10 2014 ...

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Page 3: ...od stove in operation will inaugurate a warm and cosy beginning of a new home life for you The stove is intended for intermittent combustion a process achieved by following the instructions of the guide below under Use of Stove Mounting of Stove Before your new stove will be ready to exude warmth and cosiness you should read these pages thoroughly Pages reviewing the requirements for the mounting ...

Page 4: ...0 mm forward Distance to non combustible material To non combustible material there should be a distance of 80 10 mm in order that the stove may release and distribute the heat while you may clean on and around the stove Technical Specifications Model Height Width Depth Weight Jubilee 35 1072 724 454 192 Jubilee 35 S 1102 724 454 243 Jubilee 35 M 1420 724 454 358 Jubilee BF 1394 724 454 236 Jubile...

Page 5: ...rposes To this end the specific local conditions shall be assessed by a fitter and or chimney sweep Register If your chimney has a register it should have a forced aperture of min 20 cm2 Smoke baffle plate The smoke baffle plate are removed by lifting up at one side after which the part may come clear at the other side and be taken down into the combustion chamber and out of the door Similarly it ...

Page 6: ...with birch wood of a humidity of appr 18 Kindling and Current Stoking at DS testing 1 Put about 2 2 2 kg kindling wood into the bottom of the stove stacked crisscross like a log house Put 2 fire lighters in the middle and ignite them 2 Close the door ajar leaving an aperture of appr 2 cm Open the register to the right under the door completely turning it to the right all the way Leave the stove li...

Page 7: ... poor rate of efficiency and a too high emission level to the detriment of the environment Ashes Ashes may be discarded in the waste bin for refuse collection The ashes should always have cooled for 24 to 48 hours before being thrown into the waste bin as there may otherwise still be embers that may ignite waste or the waste bag Sound Advice Kindling after a protracted interval If your stove has n...

Page 8: ... parts only Packing s may seem to look nice they will however collapse in the heat thereby losing their ability to keep your stove tight Packing s should be replaced as required as it is essential to good combustion and to a clean pane that your stove is tight The combustion chamber covering may break or become worn The panels are made of vermiculite an insulation material When worn the material i...

Page 9: ...will be a lot of smoke and utilization will be low as water will need to evaporate first This is certainly harmful to the environment and will cause a high level of emission Further it may cause damage to your stove and chimney by way of shining soot and tar coverings Worst Case would be a chimney fire If your wood is far too dry it will burn too quickly Frequently the gases in the wood will be re...

Page 10: ...tions around the chimney may cause trouble Are the diameter and the length OK is it tight and are the flue pipes and the transitions tight A chimney sweep may have to be contacted to remedy the problem as the chimney may be clogged Smelling of Smoke and Soot This may be due to wind down draught in the chimney and will mostly occur in certain wind directions The chimney may be too short in relation...

Page 11: ...gs slide gate and closing gear This warranty shall lapse if this stove is not operated so as to comply with the directions for use and if deficiencies or similar are aimed to be are remedied by a person not authorized by Lotus Heating Systems A S This warranty does not cover damage caused by inappropriate non expert incompetent use of the stove If a product is returned to Lotus Heating Systems A S...

Page 12: ...Johnny Ebstrup Lotus Heating Systems A S ...

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