MCZ Antares '03 - Manual (Page 30)

Use of the stove
Procedure for recipe selection
Requirements:
•
Scales (measuring up to 4 kg) with graduations down to 10 g
• MCZ pellet measuring container supplied with stove
• A batten
• Pellets
• Type of installation (horizontal or vertical smoke outlet) must
have been chosen.
Fill the measure generously with pellets without compacting it (i.e.
without banging the measure on the table or pressing the pellets down
with the hands) – fig. 18.
Rest the batten (or ruler, blade or pencil) on the top edge of the
container and level the material by scraping off the excess – figs. 19
and 20.
Weigh the total (container + pellets) and note the weight.
Take the measure, empty it, and look at the table designed for the
selection of the recipe – fig. 21.
In the left-hand column, marked 'Weight', identify which row contains
the weight which was noted earlier.
Following the row across to the right, you will see two numbers which,
depending on the type of installation of the stove (with smoke outlet
predominantly vertical or horizontal) will allow you to select the
optimum recipe for the type of pellet being used.
Example:
Let us suppose that we decide to
install the stove in the
configuration with a vertical flue
pipe
and that the weight of the
measure including pellets is 680
grams.
First of all, let's identify the model
of stove that we are dealing with
(e.g. ASTRA), then let's look at
the corresponding table located
on the face of the measure and
we observe that in the column
"Weighted" the 680 g are
included in the line titled “from
660 to 700
”.
Staying on this line, on the right
we identify the message “G2”
which corresponds to the column
which has a s a symbol a stove
with a vertical smoke flue.
The recipe with which the stove
will be programmed is G2.
Fig.18
Fig.19
Fig.20
Fig.21
29