TERMOROSA TR-02 - Narvells

2. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
Wood burning stove/cooker – TERMOROSA TR02
La Nordica wood burning stoves/cookers are recommended for heating living spaces fitted with a central
heating system consisting of radiators or thermo convectors replacing completely or in part the traditional
gas or oil boiler. They are ideal for holiday apartments and weekend homes or as secondary heating the
whole year round.
They are fuelled by wood logs.
The wood burning stove/cooker is composed of layers of galvanised sheet metal, enamelled cast iron and
thermo radiating ceramics. The furnace is found inside the 4 mm thick steel boiler which is reinforced with
welded stiffeners. The heating system water circulates in the boiler which absorbs the heat produced in the
furnace. Inside the furnace is a flat grill that can be adjusted in height.
The furnace is fitted with a panoramic door with ceramic glass (resistant to 700°C), for a charming vi ew of
the burning flames. This also prevents any possible leakage of sparks and smoke.
The environment is heated:
a) by radiation: through the panoramic glass and the external hot surfaces of the stove/cooker heat is
radiated in the environment.
b) through the radiators or thermo convectors of the central system powered by the hot water
produced by the wood burning stove/cooker.
The wood burning stove/cooker is provided with primary and secondary air registers and a thermostat, with
which to regulate the combustion air.
PRIMARY AIR REGISTER (turning valve)
The lower register Picture 1 pos. A) regulates the
passage of primary air in the lower part of the
stove/cooker through the ash drawer and grill in direction
of the fuel. The primary air is necessary for combustion.
The ash drawer must be emptied regularly, so the ash
does not block the entry of primary air for combustion.
The primary air also keeps the fire alight.
SECONDARY AIR REGISTER
The secondary air register is found above the door of the
furnace (Picture 1 pos. B ) This valve must be open (in
position to the right) especially for the combustion of
wood – see paragraph 10.
THERMOSTAT
C
The thermostat automatically increases or decreases
combustion (Picture 1 pos. C) :
Depending on the chosen position the thermostat acts on
Picture 1
the valve admitting air to the furnace (placed on the back
of the stove/cooker). Turn clockwise from 0 to 5 to restart the fire and from 5 to 10 anticlockwise to reduce
combustion. As this is a high precision device rotate with care and never force the knob.
SMOKE - REGISTER
(Conversion from function of cooker to cooker –oven cooking and heating)
On the right of the front of the stove/cooker, between the protection rail and the oven door, is the smokeregister
control lever, recognisable as a bronze knob (Picture 1 pos. D):
When the lever is pushed towards the back of the stove/cooker, the combustion gases flow above the
oven directly towards the exhaust stub (cooker function – PLATE USE); when the lever is pulled towards
you, the combustion gases flow all around the oven, so the internal temperature increases evenly (cooker
– oven cooking and heating – OVEN USE).
22 Installation, user and maintenance instructions – EN – Rev.07
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A
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