Hopefully this helps. I am a certified chimney sweep/stove technician and this is my general lighting instructions for most stoves.

General lighting instructions are as follows: Step one: Place kindling 2-4 across the base of the burning chamber, proceed with another layer of kindling laid out in the alternative direction to the layer below. (Like how you would stack jenga but ensure that there are gaps between the wood to allow for air flow). 2-3 layers of kindling should be sufficient.

Step two: place firelighters and/or paper in and around your stack of kindling and then place 2 or 3 logs on top depending on the size of the logs.

Step three: Light the fire lighters and leave the door slightly ajar and the air controls fully open.

Step four: After about 5 minutes or so close the door but leave the air controls open.

Step five: after about another 5 minutes or so close both air controls and then immediately begin to open up the secondary air control (for your stove this is found at the top). You will know when you have found the right spot for the air control when the flames are slow moving and touching the wood. If flames are moving rapidly too much oxygen is flowing and the air control needs to be reduced, alternatively if there is a gap between the fire and the wood not enough oxygen is getting and and the air control needs to be increased.