GENERAL INFORMATIONWe congratulate you on your choice of tile stove.Christineberg is a new type of tile stove with a unique design. It has been developed and designed to take advantageof modern combustion and heat accumulation technology. The shape originates from 18th century Sweden.The Christineberg has been tested by the Swedish National Testing and Research Institute with excellent environ-mental and efficiency results. These values are directly comparable with today's most efficient heating boilers, see theTechnical Specification on page 16.In order to achieve the same firing results, it is important you follow the Christineberg's care and firing instructionscarefully. These can be found at the end of the manual.Christineberg consists of five main parts:1. A safety case – consisting of two steel cylinders2. A heating magazine – consisting of die cast elements3. A hearth– consisting of hearth plates, inner and outer doors4. A tile setThe Christineberg's special design, with the safety case encasing the heating magazine, produces a leak-proof design.The Christineberg is delivered on two loading pallets, one of which contains chiefly the safety case and the heatingmagazine. The second pallet contains tiles and accessories such as brass doors, damper, gaskets, etc.- 1 -IMPORTANT POINTS• Contact the Planning and Building Committee in your municipality regarding the building permit/building notice.• It is also recommended that you contact a certified chimney sweep prior to installation.• Read through all of the installation instructions before beginning the installation.• In order for the warranty to apply, it is important to follow the care and firing instructions carefully.• Remember to follow carefully the instructions for the distance to flammable structural units, see p. 2.• Make sure that you measure the flue correctly, see p. 2.• Order an inspection of the installation by a certified chimney sweep before you start firing.• Do not start firing in Christineberg for at least one week after installation, to allow for hardening.