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Figure 48 – Removing the vermiculite back parts from the equipment
NOTE:
If a piece of equipment has 20 mm thick vermiculite "insulating material", it is not an anomaly. In case you want to
replace these 20 mm thick vermiculite (back, sides and deflector) you should request it normally and you will be
sent compatible 25 mm thick vermiculite. With these, it is not necessary to apply the metal frames on the back,
sides and deflector.
14.3. Broken glass
The glass panel is heat resistant and very tough. However, it can be broken through lack of care. By applying the
following tips, you will prevent any damage.
Never leave wood sticking out in front of the stove. Otherwise, when closing the door, the protruding wood
could pierce the glass.
When filling the stove with wood never do so in a dangerous manner i.e., that the wood can fall forward and
break the glass.
When cleaning the glass do not apply excessive pressure.
14.4. Replacing broken glass
Order a glass replacement kit for your specific stove model and size from your nearest dealer. The model
specification
can be found on your guarantee card.
1.
Remove broken glass from door.
2.
Unscrew all the screws of the stainless-steel guide rails.
3.
Take the replacement glass and hold the bottom of the glass against the door pads on the bottom of the
door and the glass will then click into place.
4.
Tip the glass down so that it is all resting on the cord.
5.
Sometimes it is necessary to replace the glass ribbon of 10x2mm that surrounds the entire glass. This glass
ribbon as well as the door string can be ordered from our distributors.
6.
The glass tape and the steel mesh door cord prevent air leaking through the glass from inside the stove. It
should therefore be well fitted, the ends/splicing should be tight.
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