Eurostove Eurostove 74 S-Line, User Manual

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If the hopper needs refilling during operation, make sure the pellets and/
or pellet bag cannot come into contact with the hot parts of the stove
as this could lead to dangerous situations. Make sure never to touch any
rotating parts in the pellet hopper.
6. MAINTENANCE
The heat, ash and residue resulting from burning the fuel means regular cleaning
and servicing by both the end user and an authorised technician are required.
Thorough and regular cleaning of the stove is important for safety and the ef-
ficient operation of the appliance as well as increasing its lifespan. Do not use
steel wool, hydrogen chloride or other corrosive, aggressive or abrasive products to
clean either the interior or exterior of the stove. Especially after extended periods
of non-use the stove and the flue system must be checked for blockages.
6.1 MAINTENANCE TO BE PERFORMED BY THE END USER
11. Do not bend or pinch the power cord.
Only carry out maintenance on the stove after checking that it has
completely cooled off both inside and out!
Unplug the stove at the mains socket before carrying out any
maintenance.
Task Frequency*
Clean the exterior of the stove Every two weeks
Clean the window Before every start-up. Also before start-up
when in timer mode
Clean the brazier Before every start-up. Also before start-up
when in timer mode
Clean the ash drawer When the drawer is full and before every
start-up. Also before start-up when in timer
mode
Clean the heat exchanger Daily
Clean the hearth Every 2 weeks
Check the seal on the fire door Twice a year; first at the start of the season
and/or when 2,500 kg of pellets have been
burnt
Clean the pellet hopper and auger Once a month and/or when 2,500 kg of pel-
lets have been burnt
Clean the pellet supply pipe Once a week
6.2 CLEANING THE EXTERIOR OF THE STOVE
Clean the surface of the stove with hot water and soap. Do not use any abrasive or
solvent-based detergents as these could damage the stove’s finish.
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