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             BELOŠEVAC BB ,  14000 VALJEVO,   SRBIJA 

 

USAGE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL FOR A SOLID FUEL STOVE 

 

DEAR CUSTOMER, 
 
Congratulations on your purchase of  “BLIST” solid fuel stove. Please make installation 
and use the stove in accordance with this manual, this will ensure safe operation and 
long life of your stove. 

 

Table 1. Technical specification:

 

Model name 

Dimension 

Nominal 
Power 

Weight 

Flue 
coupling 
diameter 

Minimum distance 
from surrounding 
combustible materials 

  

width/length/height 
[mm] 

[KW] 

[kg] 

[mm] 

sides/rear/front [cm] 

EKONOMIK lm 

330x360x930  

6,5 

36 

118 

40/50/80 

EKONOMIK    

330x460x900 

6,5 

39 

118 

40/50/80 

EKONOMIK LUX lm 

330x360x930  

6,5 

37 

118 

75/55/80 

EKONOMIK LUX   

400x460x900  

6,5 

48 

118 

75/55/80 

ZAR 

480x460x930  

7,5 

61 

118 

70/55/80 

OGANJ LM  

490x460x930  

8,5 

58 

118 

70/75/80 

OGANJ  

490x460x930  

8,5 

66 

118 

70/75/80 

BLIST B1 

465x390x800 

8 

54 

118 

65/50/80 

BLIST B10 

465x390x970 

8 

57 

118 

65/50/80 

BLIST B2 

465x460x910  

9 

62 

118 

60/70/90 

BLIST B22 

510x500x910  

11 

73 

118 

60/70/100 

BLIST BR 

510x480x1060  

11,5 

94 

118 

60/70/100 

BLIST BRM 

580x560x1060 

12 

122 

118 

60/70/100 

KONZUL LM  

490x460x930 

8 

64 

118 

50/75/80 

KONZUL  

490x460x930  

8 

75 

118 

50/75/80 

AMBASADOR LM 

490x460x1040 

9,5 

82 

118 

65/75/80 

AMBASADOR 

490x460x1040  

9,5 

95 

118 

65/75/80 

AMBASADOR LM R 

490x460x1160  

9,5 

102 

118 

65/75/80 

AMBASADOR R 

490x460x1160  

9,5 

122 

118 

65/75/80 

DIPLOMAT  

480x450x1000  

10 

62 

118 

60/70/80 

DIPLOMAT LUX 

480x450x1000  

10 

68 

118 

60/70/80 

B MAX 1 

520x440x810 

11 

90 

150 

60/70/100 

B MAX 2 

665x440x810 

14 

116 

150 

60/70/110 

 

 

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Description and purpose of the stove: 

BLIST solid fuel stoves are designed in a way to enable efficient combustion of solid fuels with the 
possibility of adjusting and regulating the amount of input air required for the combustion process. 
The stove consists of parts from steel, with doors and top plate made of cast iron or steel (depending 
on the model of the stove), and the grate in the combustion chamber made of cast iron. All stoves are 
plated inside with schamotte bricks, which provides long-term heat  accumulation. The stoves are 
painted with special heat resistant paint. The glass on the door is the first class heat resistant ceramic 
glass. 

The stoves are designed for space heating of a wide spectrum such as living rooms, offices, restaurants, 
schools, garages, warehouses, etc. .. 
  - Models: KONZUL, KONZUL LM, AMBASADOR, AMBASADOR LM , DIPLOMAT LUX, 
AMBASADOR R and AMBASADOR LM R have sides coated with ceramic tiles which gives unique 
atmosphere to your room. 
  - Models: BLIST BR, BLIST BRM,  AMBASADOR R and AMBASADOR LM R  have oven with 
built-in thermometer. Thus, alongside with heating of  space, these stove models can  be used for 
baking also (of different kind of  bread, pies, meat, etc..)  
 
 
2. Installation: 
 - all local regulations including those refering to national and European standards needs to be complied 
with when installing the appliance. 
 - Place of installation must be horizontal and  must have adequate carrying capacity, otherwise  must 
be taken appropriate actions to fulfill these conditions. 
  - the stove must not be placed near  combustible materials (such as wooden, textile or plastic furniture 
parts, etc..)  nor near cooling devices.  Minimum distance between the stove and such materials must be 
provided according to data from Table 1. 
  - if the stove is placed on the floor made from combustible materials (wood, itison, floor plastic, etc.) 
it is necessary to protect the floor with metal sheet of min.30cm width from the sides of the stove, and 
min. 50cm from the front side of the stove. Flue pipes must be away from combustible objects min. 
40cm. 
-  When connecting the stove to the chimney you should consult a local competent institution. The 
stove should be attached to a chimney with inner radius of at least 120mm and height of 6m. If multiple 
stoves are attached to a single chimney, the attachment distance should be at least 2m. The chimney 
should extend beyond the top of the roof min. 50cm. You should also pay attention that connection pipe 
to the chimney does not stand out in the cross-section of the chimney, as well as the connection point of 
flue pipe to the chimney must be tightly sealed. (see the Figure No.1) If two chimneys are going 
parallel one to each other, they must have separate openings for cleaning, and cavities between the 
chimneys also may not exist. Opening for cleaning the chimney must be tightly closed and sealed when 
using the stove (while the fire runs in the stove). ). If  the chimney is a newly built the fireplace must 
not be constantly fired at full capacity until the chimney is completely dry. 
  - on the place of installation of the stove  there must be provided free access for cleaning of the stove, 
the flue connectors and the chimney itself. 
- In order that stove work properly the necessary flue draught must be 12 

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14 Pa. Check of the airflow 

can be carried out by using a candle also, as shown in Figure no. 2 
 
 
 

 

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    - Fresh air is necessary for combustion of the fuel and proper functioning of the stove, and you must 
provide that in the room where the stove is installed always be enough (fresh) air. Extractor fans, 
cooker hoods and similar devices which extracts air from the room should not be placed in the same 
room where the stove is installed. If this is the case or if the doors and windows are sealed, then if 
necessary you must find a way to lead fresh air from outside for proper combustion. In this case, before 
installing the stove, it is necessary to consult with a competent engineer/organization. If you do not 
provide a sufficient amount of air for combustion, the fuel in the stove will not burn completely and the 
room where the stove is placed can become contaminated with unhealthy and dangerous gases! 
 
 
 
Figure No. 1 INSTALLATION OF THE STOVE 

 

 

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Figure No. 2  CHECKING OF THE FLUE DRAUGHT 
 
 

 

weak air-flow 
 

 

 
good air-flow 
 
 

 

too strong air-flow 
 
 

 

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3. Usage: 
 - all local regulations including those refering to national and European standards needs to be complied 
with when installing the appliance.   
 - recommended fuel: wood logs (beech wood, poplar wood, etc..), coal with less calories (brown coal) 
The heating strength depends on the type and quality of fuel used.  
- the initial heating of the stove should be gradual to avoid sudden stresses on the material. Do not use 
the stove with full capacity during the first 8-10 hours of  firing (1-2 days). Thermo-resistant paint on 
the stove will be fully formed (harden) after  first 2-3 hours of the firing the stove. During this time, 
please do not touch the paint and do not put anything on the stove, in order to avoid damage of the 
paint. During first 15-30 min. of firing the stove can emit unpleasant smell and smoke. During this 
period small children and pregnant women should not be in the same room with the stove, and 
windows of the room should be opened widely. 
Starting and maintaining the fire: 
- the combustion intensity is regulated with the primary air regulator located at the front of the stove  
by turning it left-right, and with stack valve regulator (on models which possess it) located at the 
chimney spout by rotating it.  
When handle of input air regulator is in most right position it is in closed position (no air flow into the 
burning chamber), and when in most left position it is fully opened (maximum flow of air into the 
burning chamber). Between these two, gradually can be set medium positions. 
When handle of stack valve regulator is in most left or most right position, it is in closed position 
(mimimum output flow of combustion gases.. When handle of stack valve regulator is in upper 
position, it is in fully opened position (maximum output flow of combustion gases). Between closed 
and fully opened positions are medium positions. 
 - do not use gasoline, lighter fluid, Kerosene or other flammable liquids to start or rekindle the fire, for 
the safety reasons. When starting the fire, make sure that air regulator and stack valve regulator (on 
models which possess it)  are in fully opened positions. Build a fire directly on the grate with crumpled 
newspaper, kindling wood and commercialy available “firelighters”. Do not allow single pieces of 
paper to float up the chimney especially alight. This is a common cause of chimney fire and can cause 
structural damages to the property. When the kindling is burning well you can add larger pieces of 
wood to gradually increase the size of fire 
- when you want to refuel the stove, first put the input air regulator  in closed position and after that 
open the door slowly and carefully refuel the stove. Do not open the door abruptly as this may cause 
the appearance of smoke in the room. Maximum filling height in the burning chamber should not be 
more than 2/3 of the height of the chamber. Optimal filling height in the burning chamber is 1/2 of the 
height of the chamber. It is advisable to wait for the fire to be reduced to hot embers before re-loading. 
Do not let the congestion of grate in the combustion chamber with ash and non-burned fuel. Clean the 
grate regularly. 

  

- The stove is constructed and designed for continuous operation with the closed door of the 
combustion chamber, except during refueling the stove. Do not open the door when the stove is in use 
without the need. 
- de-ash the ash pan regularly - do not allow a bed of ash to build up above the level of the sides of the 
ash pan. Wood will burn better with the slight build up of ash in the ash pan. 
- it is forbidden to use the stove for  burning of organic and inorganic waste (animals, plastic, textiles, 
oiled wood, etc..). During combustion of such materials can be released many harmful and toxic 
supstances. 

 

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4. Maintenance: 
  - ash pan must be emptied regularly 
  - burning chamber and all surfaces which are in contact with smoke gases should be cleaned and 
emptied periodically from the ash and other types of fuel waste. Clean interior surfaces inside the stove 
guarantee economical operation of the stove. It is recommended to clean the stove once a month or 
more frequently in the case of larger soiling and fuel waste. 
  - after each heating season the stove, pipes and the chimney must be thoroughly cleaned from the 
soot. During the period of non-use the stove, leave the input air regulator and stack valve regulator in 
maximum opened position to allow natural air flow through the stove, in order to avoid aggregation of 
condensate inside the stove. 
  - clean the glass regularly with soft cloth. Clean the outside of the stove with soft cloth, but do not use 
abrasive and other aggressive chemical cleaners as they could remove the paint from the stove. Do 
cleaning only when the stove is cold. 
  - if there is a need for changing some part or repairing the stove you must call competent enginner to 
do this maintenance 
 
 
 
 
 
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SAFETY – CAUTION ! 

 

- the glass must not be cleaned with wet cloth nor sprinkled with water when is hot. Otherwise, the 
glass may crack.  
- very cold objects should not be placed on the top plate when is hot. Otherwise the top plate may 
crack.  
- do not use alcohol, petrol or any other liquid fuel! 
- some parts of the stove can reach very high temperatures during operation the stove, thus it is required 
adequate precaution while using the stove. Do not allow children to handle and play near the stove. 
- It is not allowed to make any structural changes on the stove without the approval of the 
manufacturer.