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Dear Hase customer,
In deciding on a Hase stove, you have purchased a top qual-
ity product. In our stove factory in Trier, Germany, we develop
and manufacture our stoves with the utmost care and precision,
using only premium-quality materials. Harmonious design,
state-of-the-art production methods as well as efficient and
environmentally friendly combustion technology guarantee
that you can enjoy your Hase stove for many years to come.
Please read carefully through these operating instructions for
your Hase stove. They provide important instructions and tips
on how to use your stove.
We hope you will enjoy your new Hase stove.
Yours sincerely,
Hase Kaminofenbau GmbH
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Contents
1. General Information .............................................................55
1.1 Definition of Safety Notes ..................................55
1.2 Proper Use .............................................................55
1.3 Safety Instructions ...............................................55
2. Control Elements .................................................................57
3. Installation Conditions and Relevant
Building Regulations ............................................................58
4. Safety Distances ....................................................................58
5. Fuel Load Sizes and Thermal Output ................................58
6. Installation ..............................................................................59
7. Chimney Connection ...........................................................59
8. Flue Pipe Connection ...........................................................59
9. Combustion Air Connection ...............................................60
10. Butterfly Valve ........................................................................60
11. Regulating the Combustion Air ..........................................60
12. The Right Fuel ........................................................................ 61
13 . Initial Operation .................................................................... 61
14. Lighting the Fire .....................................................................62
15. Adding Fuel / Heating at Nominal Thermal Output ......62
16. Heating at Low Thermal Output
(during Transitional Seasons) .............................................63
17. Emptying the Ash Drawer ...................................................63
18. The Combustion Process ....................................................63
18.1 Drying Phase .........................................................63
18.2 Degasification Phase ...........................................63
18.3 Burn-off Phase ......................................................63
18.4 Expansion Noises ..............................................64
19. The Chemistry of Wood ......................................................64
20. Contribution to Environmental Protection ......................64
21. Evaluating the Combustion Quality ..................................64
22. Wood Moisture Content and Calorific Value ...................64
23. Storing and Drying Wood ...................................................65
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24. Cleaning and Maintenance .................................................65
24.1 Steel Cladding .......................................................65
24.2 Flue Gas Paths ......................................................65
24.3 Ceramic Glass Panels and Windows
24.4 Fire Box Lining ......................................................65
24.5 Sealing Strips .........................................................66
25. Troubleshooting ....................................................................67
26. Technical Data .......................................................................68
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