MAINTENANCE
Ash
The Hearth must be emptied on a regular base. Be careful when doing
so, because the ash may still contain glowing embers 24 hours after the
fire has gone out. Therefore, preferably empty the hearth in a steel
container which does not contain any inflammable parts.
Cleaning
The stove may only be cleaned when it is cold. Clean the outside of the
stove using a soft cloth or a soft brush. Do not use water or aggressive
cleaning agents. Any grease spots on the stone can best be removed
using cleaning spirit. Do not get cleaning spirit on the enameled surface.
Tiles
Soapstone is a natural product. Hairline cracks may appear in the stone.
This will not affect the operation of the stove.
Window
If a deposit is present on the window despite the clean-window facility,
this can be removed with a slightly moisturized cloth with some ashes on
it. If this doesn’t work, it can be removed by using special-purpose
cleaner available from your stove specialist.
Doors and seals
Regularly check whether the door seals are still complete and flexible. If
not, the seals must be replaced. Only use original components when
replacing the seals.
Flue
Every year, the chimney flue should be swept, and the stove cleaned
and inspected by a recognized chimney sweep.
Warranty
The warranty is no longer valid if insufficient maintenance has been
carried out on the stove.
