General Information And Security Precautions - Saey Duo MF Notice D'installation Et D'utilisation

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ENERAL INFORMATION AND SECURITY PRECAUTIONS
The following general safety prescriptions should be followed in any way possible :
Please read the complete manual before first use
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By heating the stove certain parts, such as the doors, handles, window, exhaust pipes,... can
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become very hot. Therefore it is prohibited to touch these parts without proper protection (
heat-resistant gloves )
Point out this danger to your children and make sure they keep a proper distance when the
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stove is being used
Objects that aren't heat-resistant should be kept away from the stove
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Don't put any kettles on top of your stove
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Clothing of any kind must be kept away on a safe distance
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While in use, keep all flammable or explosive materials out of range
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Only use the correct fuel for your stove. Not all material is suitable
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Any modification on the stove is prohibited
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Use original spare parts only coming from the manufacturing company
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This stove is not equipped to be connected with other ones on the same conduct
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De Saey Duo was solely made to burn wood, briquettes and cool and only to work in a closed
environment.
4.1 Risks of fire
The main parts of the Saey Duo, especially the door, front, upper side and fume conducts can become
really hot. A heat-resistant glove should be used for controlling the stove. Pay attention that all children
keep a safe distance from the stove.
4.2 Risks by badly sealed door
Make sure to seal the door in a good way so no fumes or smoke can escape in the living space.
Exhaust fumes and depression can form a reason so that smoke and other gas enters the living room.
Therefore pay attention never to open the front door before the wood has burnt completely down.
4.3 Risks of insufficient supply of air
Stoves need air to be able to burn, which they pull out of the living space. Therefore sufficient fresh air
should be supplied from outside. For the same reason, it is advised that all ventilation systems work on
minimum power, or even better, should be put off ( ventilation, kitchen hood... )
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