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serie 500

serie 500

serie 500

Product catalog summary
Choice of Fuel: The document outlines suitable wood types for use in the stove, emphasizing the importance of using dry wood with a moisture content below 20% to ensure efficient combustion and prevent chimney fires. It advises against using treated or painted wood due to environmental hazards and potential damage to the stove.
Lighting the Fire: Instructions are provided for the initial lighting of the stove, including the recommended wood amounts and sizes. The importance of achieving a good bed of embers and maintaining proper air supply is highlighted to ensure optimal combustion.
Stoking the Fire: Guidelines for maintaining the fire include ensuring a thick bed of embers and adjusting the air supply to control heat output. The document warns against smouldering fires due to poor combustion and potential stove damage.
General Information: The document advises against large fires to prevent damage to the stove and chimney. It provides recommendations for wood consumption rates and highlights the importance of using the stove correctly to avoid invalidating the warranty.
Stove Maintenance: Regular cleaning of the stove, including the glass doors and soapstone, is recommended. The document advises on checking seals and replacing components as needed to maintain stove performance.
Soot Removal: Soot removal should be performed by a qualified chimney sweep. The document provides steps for addressing soot deposits and preventing chimney fires.
Troubleshooting: The document lists potential causes and remedies for common operating problems, such as poor draught, difficulty lighting the fire, and excessive soot on the glass. It emphasizes the importance of using dry wood and following lighting instructions.
Safety Warnings: Users are cautioned about hot surfaces and the risk of burns. Safe distances for combustible materials are specified to prevent uncontrolled fires.
Manufacturer's Note: NIBE Stoves reserves the right to change dimensions and procedures without notice, and the latest edition of the instructions can be downloaded from their website.
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serie 500-1

Eldningsinstruktion C 500 Eldningsinstruktion 2 Heizinstruktionen 5 Fyringsinstruksjon 8 Fyringsvejledning 11 Istruzioni per l’accensione 14 Instructions d’allumage 17 Stookinstructies 20 Lighting Instructions 23 Lämmity sohjeet 26 SE DE NO DK IT www.contura.eu FR NL GB FI

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serie 500-2

CHOICE OF FUEL All types of wood such as birch, beech, oak, elm, ash, softwoods and wood from fruit-trees can be used as fuel in the stove. Different types of wood have different densities. The denser the wood, the greater the energy value. Beech, oak and birch, for example, are all very dense. Fresh wood comprises 50% water, some of which circulates freely between the fibres, while the remainder is stored in the cells. Wood should always be allowed to dry so that the freely circulating moisture evaporates. Wood is not suitable for burning until the moisture content has fallen below 20%. Burning...

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serie 500-3

Stoking the fire Important! For effective control of the heat output, it is important to have a thick bed of glowing embers and a high temperature in the fire-box. When the fire has burned down to the embers, it is time to stoke it with more wood. 1. Open the door a fraction and allow the pressure in the fire-box to even out for a few seconds before opening the door fully. 2. Stoke with 2 or 3 logs that together weigh between about 1.5 and 2.5 kg. Lay one log diagonally and a further one or two parallel with the back of the firebox as shown in the illustration below. Then close the door to the...

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serie 500-4

Poor draught in the stove after installation. • Check that the length of the chimney corresponds to the requirements: it should rise 1 metre above the ridge of the roof, and its total length should be at least 3.5 metres • Check that there is no blockage in the chimney that prevents smoke and fumes from escaping, and that there is no house or tree nearby that is affecting the wind around the chimney. • Check the cross-sectional area of the chimney (existing brick chimneys only) which should be 150– 200 cm2. The fire is difficult to light and dies after a short while. • This may be because the...

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serie 500-5

BAV SE/EX 0912-3 611 820 NIBE Stoves reserves the right to change dimensions and procedures described in these instructions at any time without special notice. The current edition can be downloaded from www.contura.eu NIBE AB/NIBE STOVES · Box 134 · 285 23 Markaryd www.contura.eu

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