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T-ONE SWING BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG TONWERK SPEICHEROFEN INSTRUCTIONS D'UTILISATION DU POELE ACCUMULATION TONWERK T-ONE STONE - OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS TONWERK STORAGE HEATING STOVES T-BACK ISTRUZIONI PER L'USO DELLA STUFA D'ACCUMULO TONWERK

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d TONWERK-SPEICHERÖFEN AUSZEICHNUNGEN: • Design Preis Schweiz • MUT-Umweltpreis, Auszeichnung für umweltfreundliche Entwicklungen • red dot award, für hohe Designqualität, Designzentrum Nordrhein-Westfalen • VHe-Qualitäts- und Gütesiegel für typengeprüfte Speicheröfen • Eidgenössischer Preis für Gestaltung, Produktdesign • Design Plus, ISH Frankfurt DISTINCTIONS OBTENUES PAR LES POELES À ACCUMULATION TONWERK: • Design Preis Schweiz (Prix du Design Suisse) • MUT-Umweltpreis (Prix de l’environnement MUT), distinction accordée aux développements écologiques • red dot award, pour un design de...

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eENGLISH CONTENTS 1. TONWERK STORAGE HEATING STOVE – A SWISS QUALITY PRODUCT 1.1 The storage heating stove 1.2 The radiated heat 2. INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT WOOD AND THE ENVIRONMENT 2.1 What is wood? 2.2 Environmental protection 2.3 Buying firewood 2.4 Drying and storing wood 2.5 Wood types and calorific value 2.6 Units of measurement for wood 2.7 What happens when wood burns 3. APPROVALS AND CERTIFICATIONS 3.1 Approval 3.2 Model 1 3.3 Seal of quality 3.4 CE conformity 3.5 Ratings plate 4. FIRE PROTECTION 4.1 Safety distances to fixed Tonwerk storage heating stoves 4.2 Safety distances to...

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1. TONWERK STORAGE HEATING STOVE – A SWISS QUALITY PRODUCT Thank you for buying a Tonwerk storage heating stove – we are sure you will derive as much pleasure from our product as we do. These instructions contain interesting and informative facts and all you need to know about the subjects of heating, wood, and operating your Tonwerk storage heating stove. Please read these instructions carefully before using your stove for the first time and keep them in a safe place. WE ARE SATISFIED WITH OUR WORK WHEN YOU HAVE NO MORE QUESTIONS. In our energy-conscious times we have made it our mission...

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Wood does not contribute to the greenhouse effect! i Wood is stored solar energy. i WOOD – NATURAL AND PRACTICAL! 2. INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT WOOD AND THE ENVIRONMENT CO2 CO2 O2 O2 2.2 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Burning firewood releases only as much CO2 as the tree has absorbed from the atmosphere during its growth. And when the firewood comes from nearby there are no additional CO2 emissions from transport. Wood rotting in the forest generates the same amount of CO2 as the same wood burning. 2.1 WHAT IS WOOD? Do you know what you are putting in the firing chamber of your Tonwerk storage...

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2.3 BUYING FIREWOOD Where can I get my firewood? BUYING READY-TO-BURN FIREWOOD Regenerated ready-to-burn firewood can be purchased from dealers: • stove-ready, stored for at least two years • predried, stored for one year • fresh from the forest Every dealer has a wood moisture meter that they use to test the wood they buy. The ideal residual moisture is 12– 15% and should be no higher! TREATING FIREWOOD YOURSELF Unseasoned wood can be purchased from the forestry office, owners of woodland, or the community: • trunks lying in the forest • seasoned trunks by the wayside Whether you have cut...

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2.7 WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WOOD BURNS Burning or combustion is a rapid oxidation of substances forming flames. When wood burns, the oxygen in the air combines with the carbon and hydrogen in the wood. In the process, energy is released in the form of heat and light. In the ideal case the products of complete combustion are only carbon dioxide, ashes (formed primarily of the wood’s mineral constituents), and water. The combustion process on firewood can be divided roughly into three phases. Heating and drying – In this first phase the water and other volatile substances stored in the firewood...

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4.3 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS • Never leave children alone or unattended at a burning fireplace. • Teach your children how to behave properly and operate safely the fireplace. • Every stove gets hot when fired: risk of burning! • Avoid touching the outside surfaces when the stove is operating. • Do not burn refuse or painted wood. • Dispose of the ashes only after they have cooled completely. • Inform your specialised dealer without delay of defect gaskets. • Observe the information in our operating instructions and make a proactive contribution to fire prevention and the protection of...

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stovepipe door handle cladding glass door combustion air slide base heat reservoir combustion chamber grate ash drawer 5. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 5.2 ABOUT THE STOVE What’s what? 5.1 BEFORE FIRING THE STOVE FOR THE FIRST TIME Dear Customer, You have now been instructed by one of our specialised dealers on how to fire your Tonwerk storage heating stove. In these operating instructions we wish to set down each step that you must take if you are to encounter no problems when operating your Tonwerk storage heating stove. Read through these operating instructions carefully and keep them in a safe...

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6. FIRING THE STOVE Place the firewood inclined slightly towards the back in the firing chamber. Place an ecofriendly lighting aid at the centre and two handfuls of kindling over the top. Bear in mind that the stove must be filled completely with small pieces of chopped wood 33 cm in length. If you have a supply of mixed wood types, you can burn these together. Make sure that the combustion air slide is at the right position . The firewood can burn cleanly and effectively only when the combustion air slide is fully open. IMPORTANT! Keep the combustion air slide open for the whole duration...

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7.1 CLEANING THE SMOKE FLUE 7. CLEANING AND CARING FOR YOUR STOVE Empty the ash drawer only when it has cooled completely. If necessary you can clean the window with a moist cloth and some ashes. Repeat for stubborn soiling or use a special flue window cleaner. Rough surfaces on the outer cladding can be vacuumed off with an upholstery attachment. Polished surfaces are cleaned with a spray-wet cloth. The provided cleaning stone is used to remove stubborn soiling. Under no circumstances must you use hard brushes or chemical cleaning agents. The optimal functionality is obtained when the...

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