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    DOVRE 500 MFR-MFF Cast Iron Multifuel Stoves

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    This document provides installation and operating instructions for the Dovre 500 MFR/MFF cast iron stoves. It details the hearth requirements, connection to the chimney, access for sweeping, and managing fuel supplies. The instructions explain how to assemble, light, and operate the stove safely, including adjusting the heat output, adding fuel, removing ashes, and routine cleaning and maintenance. Special notes are provided for differences between the 500 MFR and 500 MFF models.

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    This document provides installation and operating instructions for the Dovre 500 MFR/MFF cast iron stoves. It details the hearth requirements, connection to the chimney, access for sweeping, and managing fuel supplies. The instructions explain how to assemble, light, and operate the stove safely, including adjusting the heat output, adding fuel, removing ashes, and routine cleaning and maintenance. Special notes are provided for differences between the 500 MFR and 500 MFF models.

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    This document provides installation and operating instructions for the Dovre 500 MFR/MFF cast iron stoves. It details the hearth requirements, connection to the chimney, access for sweeping, and managing fuel supplies. The instructions explain how to assemble, light, and operate the stove safely, including adjusting the heat output, adding fuel, removing ashes, and routine cleaning and maintenance. Special notes are provided for differences between the 500 MFR and 500 MFF models.

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    DOVRE 500 MFR-MFF Cast Iron Multifuel Stoves

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    This document provides installation and operating instructions for the Dovre 500 MFR/MFF cast iron stoves. It details the hearth requirements, connection to the chimney, access for sweeping, and managing fuel supplies. The instructions explain how to assemble, light, and operate the stove safely, including adjusting the heat output, adding fuel, removing ashes, and routine cleaning and maintenance. Special notes are provided for differences between the 500 MFR and 500 MFF models.

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    I N S TA L L AT I O N I N S T R U C T I O N S TO BE LEFT WITH CUSTOMER

    Cast Iron Multifuel Stoves


    Dovre 500 MFR/MFF
    Dovre 500MFR/500MFF Cast Iron Stove
    2 INSTALLATION
    Installation and Operating Manual
    Before commencing with the installation it is important that these instructions are read and fully understood. HEARTH REQUIREMENT
    When installing the model Dovre 500MFF, follow the installation and operating instructions for the MFR with the following exceptions: The positioning of the appliance and the size and type of hearth
    are governed by Building Regulations for Class 1 appliances. The
    Building Regulations state that the hearth must extend at least
    1 PAGE 1, ASSEMBLY SECTION 5 3 DIAGRAM fig 6 30cms to the front of the appliance and 15cms to the sides. If in
    Ignore this instruction which applies only to the model The sketch illustrates the riddling rod which is not doubt, expert advice should be sought from your local Building
    Dovre 500 MFR applicable to the 500MFF Inspector.

    2 DIAGRAM Fig 5 4 PAGE 5, ASH REMOVAL - SECTION 3


    Ignore this diagram which refers to the grate system The Dovre MFF is not equipped with a riddling grate 3 CONNECTION TO CHIMNEY
    incorporated in the model 500MFR mechanism and therefore ashes must be removed from the
    grate using a conventional poker.

    4 ACCESS FOR SWEEPING CHIMNEY

    NOTE: The Dovre 500MFF is the same in all aspects as the 500MFR except for the grate system. The 500MFF is fitted with a 5 THE CHIMNEY
    one piece cast iron grate suitable to use with wood or smokeless solid fuel. The 500MFF does not incorporate a
    riddling grate system.

    The 500 MFR is a specially designed stove for burning wood and most smokeless fuels. It is essential that when wood is used, it is
    well-seasoned (min 2 years) and has a maximum moisture content of 20%. If unseasoned wood is used, heat outputs will not be
    obtained and serious damage will occur in the chimney and flueways.
    The dimensions of your new stove are illustrated in fig. 1. Be careful to ensure that your fireplace is going to accept the appliance
    and that you have allowed for 30cm of hearth space in front of the stove.

    1 ASSEMBLY

    2 3
    5 THE CHIMNEY (Continued) 8 ADDING FUEL

    Your wood should ideally be 35 to 38cms in length with a


    diameter of between 5 and 10 cms.

    It is good practice, before adding fuel, to separate the ashes


    from the hot wood embers. To do this, use a fireplace scraper 11 MANAGING YOUR WOOD SUPPLIES
    tool to push the ashes to the rear of the stove close to the
    air inlet. This will help to ensure a faster response with the
    6 OPERATION combustion. When adding fuel, load two or three logs of the
    dimensions given above, close the door and fully open the
    lower top air controls, see fig 6.

    9 ADJUSTING HEAT OUTPUT

    12 TYPES OF SUITABLE SOLID FUEL

    10 ASH REMOVAL
    7 LIGHTING THE STOVE

    4 5
    13 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

    14 TROUBLE SHOOTING

    6 7
    Unit 1, Weston Works, Weston Lane, Tyseley, Birmingham B11 3RP.
    Tel: 0121 706 7600. Fax: 0121 706 9182.
    E-mail: [email protected]
    Web site: www.dovre.co.uk

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