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Cleaning the turbulator
Lift and lower the turbulators lever repeatedly (3-4 times) as shown
in the figure. This helps maintain a cleaner fumes circuit, and
therefore ensures a better performance. This operation must also
be carried out daily or at each pellet refill.
Fumes chamber and brazier cleaning
It is recommended to clean the brazier every two days (see picture
13).
A)
Open the door only when the stove is off.
B)
Remove the brazier from its seat lifting it up, empty it from the
ash and if necessary use a pointed tool to clean the obstructed holes.
C)
Clean also the brazier room from ash left inside.
The frequency of the cleaning depends on the type of pellets. Pay attention to the flame colour, if it is
red that means it is weak, if there is black smoke that means the brazier is dirty and it must be cleaned.
Ash draw cleaning
You must empty the ash draw when full. The ash should be
put in a metal container with airtight lid and it shouldn’t get
in contact with combustible material (ex: left on a wooden
floor) as the ash keeps the live coal lighted for long time.
Clean also the draw room from eventual residuals (see
picture 13 pag. 29).
Fumes duct cleaning
It is recommended to clean the waste fumes pipes once a
month (see picture 9 pag.8).
Remove the inspection plug of the T pipe-fitting (when the
stove is off). Clean it from the ash left inside. After cleaning
repeat the opposite operation verifying the good conditions
and the efficiency of the strip and if necessary replace it.
IMPORTANT! close hermetically the plug otherwise the
toxic fumes gas will spread in the room
Strip replacement
When the strip of the fire door or fumes chamber door is
damaged it is necessary to replace it to make the stove
work properly. Take the strip off and replace it with original
spare parts. Call a specialised technician to replace it.
fumes passage
Fig.13