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GO ECO Range
Issue 01.1 05/17
8.0
Maintenance Guide
8.1.1
Removing Door. Remove the stove door by firstly removing the securing circlips
from the bottom of each hinge pin. Use narrow nose pliers and keep the clips
safe to re-fit later. Open the door to approximately 30 degrees and lift away to
disengage the hinge pins. Note that it is not necessary to remove the door to
clean or remove items from inside the firebox.
8.1.2
Removing Fuel retainer bars: The fuel retainer bars also retain the side firebrick
liners. Lift bar assembly up until they can be rotated above the side firebrick
liners and removed from the firebox.
8.1.3
Removing Firebox Liners: Gently move either side firebrick forwards and slightly
towards the centre of the grate to release them from the rear liner. There is a
mitre joint at the rear which retains both when in position and when disengaged
frees all components. NOTE: Make sure the rear firebrick does not fall forwards
and break as the side liners are released!
8.1.4
Removing Baffle Plate: Slide the baffle plate slightly towards the front of the
stove and lower it off the front support pins and rear support. Rotate the baffle
slightly and retrieve the ceramic insulation board from the top of it. Remove
through the front of the stove.
8.1.5
Removing the grate: Remove the fuel retainer, firebrick liners and baffle as
above and then lift out the grate assembly castings from the stove firebox.
8.1.6
Changing the ceramic glass panel: From time to time the ceramic glass panel or
its gasket seals will need to be changed. Note that ONLY ceramic stove glass in
the same thickness can safely be used. This is easiest to accomplish with the door
removed from the stove and placed face down on a cushioned surface such as
cardboard or a folded dust sheet. Firstly clean the inside surfaces of the door and
remove the 4 x M5 stainless screws that secure the stainless steel glass clips to
the door. The glass panel can then be carefully removed. Take the opportunity to
clean the glass panel thoroughly if it is to be re-used. Remove all traces of seal
from the door casting and clean the surfaces ready for new seals. The paper seal
strip materials are ceramic and highly temperature resistant but delicate. Fit new
seals into place forming a continuous glass seal all around the panel seating area.
Line up carefully with a small overlap in the corners leaving NO GAPS. Replace the
glass panel into position followed by the clips and screws. A strip of gasket
material between each metal clip and the glass can extend glass panel life by
spreading compression forces evenly. Tighten the four screws in turn to gradually
compress the new gaskets and seal the new panel into position.
8.1.7
Adjusting door: Adjustment can be made to the door latch and hinges. To adjust
the door latch, firstly slacken the outer nut on the end of the spindle. Then to
tighten door closing up, turn the inner nut clockwise towards the door casting
followed by the outer nut to tighten the latch back into place. Where extra
clamping force is required a washer can be removed from the spindle stack.
When new seals are fitted, the reverse may be necessary to allow for the extra
thickness. Hinges have a limited amount of adjustment which is achieved by
slackening the mounting screws and re-positioning before re-tightening the
screws.
8.1.8
Replacing door seals: Rope seals are fixed in place with stove seal adhesive. This
is sometimes ceramic in formulation or high temperature silicone such as Heat
Mate which is more flexible. NEVER use ordinary glazing or sanitary silicone
adhesives. Simply pull away old seals, scrape off excess old adhesives. Apply new
