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Operating your Metro wood fire is simple and you will quickly
learn how to get the best from it. First take a minute to
familiarise yourself with your new Metro:-
• Raisethedoorhandleanticlockwiseuntilthelatchreleases,
then slowly pull the door open. Load fuel and then close the
door ensuring the latch is secure. Never operate with the
door open or not latched securely.
• ThereisasingleaircontrolmakingyourMetroeasyto
adjust.Thiscontrolmovesfromlefttoright,whichis
“lowtohigh”.
All Metro inserts have an air
control knob located directly
above and to the right of the
door. Slide this control knob
gently from right to left until
you reach a stop, this is a
preset“low”position.
Metro insert air control
If your Metro has only been installed within the past few
days, the fire cement seal at the base of the flue will not be
fully cured. To ensure the cement sets without blistering it
is recommended you burn 2-3 sheets of loosely crumpled
newspaper at a time, approximately once every hour over a
6-8 hour period.
During the very first fire your Metro will give off an odour and
fumes as the firebox paint cures. Do not be alarmed. Open all
windows and externally opening doors in that room and close
any internally opening doors. This curing process will last for
approximately one hour and is likely to happen this one time.
Start up
Place a quantity of loosely crumpled newspaper on the base
of the firebox until it is approximately 50% full of paper, or
place firelighters on the base of the firebox. Add dry kindling
andmovetheaircontrolknobfullytotheright,beingthe“full
open”position.
Light the paper at two or three locations across the front of
thedooropeningandleavethedoorslightlyajarresting
on the latch pin if necessary for a few minutes while the
fire establishes. Once the kindling is burning well, open the
door and add 2-3 small logs at a time until you have a well-
established fire. Usually this will take approximately 30 minutes,
duringwhichtimetheaircontrolshouldbeseton“high”and
the door should be closed, except for the initial few minutes
and when fuel is being added.
Normal operation
Once the fire is well established, regulate the air control to
achieve the desired burn rate and heat output. As you move
the air control to the right, burn rate, firebox temperature and
heat output will increase, if you move the control to the left
they will decrease.
Please note:
• Alwaysopentheaircontrolfullypriortoopeningthedoor,
then open the door slowly.
• Whenloadinglogs,placethemend-on,“fronttoback”;air
spaces should be left between the logs to enable oxygen
to get to as much of the surface of the fuel as possible.
• Everytimeyourefuel,leavetheaircontrolon“high”fora
minimum of 20-25 minutes.
• Neverusethedoortoforcewoodintotherebox,asthisis
likely to break the glass.
Wood fires are usually installed in the main living area, which is
the section of the home that is usually kept the warmest, being
the area in the home most frequently occupied. However,
before deciding on the best location for your Metro wood fire
you may wish to consider:
• Splitlevelhomesarebestheatedwhenthewoodreis
installed on the lower level, as the heated air will rise to the
higher levels.
• Buildingconstructionisanotherconsideration.Specied
clearances from walls, curtains etc must be maintained
and you need to ensure no structural beams or internal
gutters etc are directly above your preferred site. If you
have a two storey dwelling you need to consider the
second storey to ensure you don’t have the flue directly
outside a second storey window.
Generally, you can install your Metro in your home anywhere
that suits you; Pioneer offer various fan systems to transfer heat
to other sections of the home that are not heated sufficiently.
It is necessary if using a fan system that the Metro you have
purchased has sufcient output to heat the total area you wish
to heat. Your Metro retailer or installer will be able to advise if
you are uncertain.
Where to install a Metro wood fire in your home
Getting to know your Metro wood fire
Operating your Metro wood fire
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