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− Remove ashes with a vacuum cleaner only when the stove is completely cool,
− Never clean the stove surfaces with any abrasive cleaning agents.
6.1 ROUTINE CLEANING and MAINTENANCE PERFORMED BY THE USER OF THE STOVE
The use of a drum-shaped vacuum cleaner can facilitate the stove cleaning. The vacuum cleaner must have a filter
which stops the vacuumed dust to go back into the room where the stove is located.
Before you start any routine maintenance, including cleaning, you should take the following safety measures:
− Shut off power to the stove before you start any works,
− Before you start any works, ensure that the stove and ash are cool,
− Vacuum the ash from the combustion chamber
every day,
− Carefully clean the firebox with the vacuum cleaner
every day
(after every use and when the stove is cool),
Always ensure that the stove and ash are completely cool.
-FIREBOX (box-shaped) is a place where wood mass pellets burn. See Figure 11It is recommended that the
firebox should be cleaned with a vacuum cleaner after each use (when the stove is cool). After every third use, it is
recommended that the firebox should be taken out for ensuring that there is no excessive ash accumulated at the
bottom of the firebox. Then place the firebox back in its place, making it stable, to ensure the safe operation of the
stove.
If you have any doubts, please do not hesitate to call the authorized service centre for further information and
clarification, as the manufacturer does not have any insight into the installation of the stove and does not offer any
warranty for the incorporation of the stove and its maintenance.
The manufacturer shall not be liable for any damages caused by third parties.
- ASHTRAY (if it is full, you should clean it with a vacuum cleaner or empty it):
Make sure that the stove and the ash are cold
The upper ashtray must be cleaned
every day or every other day
, with a vacuum cleaner or simply by disposal of
the ash.
Ash-bin may be opened in two ways:
The first way is by turning or pulling the specially made handrails on the handrail of the ash-bin towards oneself
while holding them with both hands. See image 12.
The second way is with a special key whose bent end should be inserted into the slot on the handrail and then
pulled towards oneself. See image 13.
1. Hole for entering a heating
element to ignite the fuel
2. For the best performance of the
stove, all the holes must be free of ash
Figure 11
