CANADIAN stove IDRO 20, Manual

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Cleaning the steel flame-shell
Every 2-3 days it is important to remove the steel
flame-shell in order to clean it and remove the dirty
that may fall during the cleaning of the exchange
pipes.
Shutting the Thermostove down
In the period when the Thermostove is out of use
it must be disconnected from the electricity mains.
For greater safety, especially if there are children
around, we recommend removing the power cable
from the rear of the Thermostove.
Before placing the Thermostove in storage, you
should remove all pellets from the hopper with
a vacuum cleaner with a long extension. If the
fuel is left in the hopper, it may get damp, stick
together, and be difficult to light at the beginning
of the next season. If pressing the main switch
(located on the back of the Thermostove) does not
make the control panel display light up, it could mean that the service fuse needs replacing. On
the rear of the Thermostove there is a fuse holding
compartment which is located underneath the
supply socket. With a screwdriver open the cover
of the fuse holding compartment, and re place the
fuse if necessary (3,15 AT delayed type). Plug the
unit back in and press the main switch.
CLEANING BY THE TECHNICAL
Check every year
Compartment ventilation flue gas cleaning
Remove the fixing screws and remove the smoke fan for cleaning of the same. Perform the task with
the greatest care not to bend the fan blades.
Clean flue
Clean the flue system especially near the fittings to “T”, curves and any horizontal sections. Is necessary
to check and remove any deposit of ash and soot before the same clogging the passage of smoke.
Perform cleaning after removing the springs
inserted in each pipe. The operation is simple by
removing the springs from the horizontal pin to
which they are attached.
Maintenance and cleaning for all models
Cleaning the exchanger
Lift the upper door that covers the tube by
unscrewing the screws. Pull out the 16 soft brush
and wipe with a clean 16 exchanger tubes.