13
Figure 12 Figure 13
In this manner all dirt that stays inside during the combustion of pellets will be removed. Then the ash box must be
properly returned to its position. Do not ever put pellets that have not burnt down in the ashtray or ash box.
The lower ash box must be cleaned once in
fifteen – twenty days
, with a vacuum cleaner or simply by disposal of
the ash. During this, two butterfly nuts should be loosened. In this manner all dirt that remains inside during the
combustion of pellets, will be removed.
At the same time, clean with a vacuum cleaner the flue extension of the chamber through the opening at the front
side of the boiler for the lower ashtray.
Then the lower ashtray must be properly returned to its position.
- FLUE PIPE IN THE BOILER (SIDEARM HEAT EXCHANGER )
It should be cleaned by manual shaking with a special rod at each consumed 40-50kg of pellets (one full pellet
tank). Previously by using the rod, lift the small round covers with an opening (two pieces) that are located on the
cover of the stove on the top. The same rod can be inserted in the openings of the crank – the pins where the
springs for cleanings are connected and shake them after lifting them and lowering them for few times, as shown in
figure 14.
Figure 14 Figure 15
-LOWER SMOKE CHAMBER
It should be cleaned manually at each consumed 90-100 kg of pellets (two full tanks). Raise the cover of the pellet
tank. In the tank, in the front upper part, under the cover, there is a button for the mechanism for cleaning the
chamber. By pulling the button for the mechanism few times forward-backward, you will clean the chamber. Don't
become worried if the mechanism is a bit difficult to move or if it scratches. In this manner it performs the cleaning
of the chamber.
- FLUE PIPES IN THE BOILER, (UPPER HEAT EXCHANGER IN THE BOILER)
It has to be cleaned after a consumption of 200 – 250kg of pellets. Open the door of the boiler and clean the inside
of the heat exchanger's tube in the boiler located above the firebox with the special steel brush which came with the
stove by sweeping the brush lengthwise (vertically) up and down several times through each tube. There is a total
of five tubes. Use protective gloves when cleaning because of soot. Clean when the stove is cold. See image 16.
