13. CLEANING
The cleaning operation must only be performed on a non-operating and cool down free standing fire unit.
Glass
The especially designed hot air glass washing system and vermiculite insulation helps to keep the glass clean for
most of
the operating conditions. However, if the glass becomes dirty:
1. Open the door;
2. Apply a spray or gel type glass cleaner onto a clean cloth or kitchen paper and gently rub the glass surface. Use
with
caution as most of the glass cleaners are corrosive; the direct application of the glass cleaner may stain
other
surfaces.
3. Never spill the glass cleaner liquid over the unit's metal surfaces; the cleaner may damage or corrode these
surfaces
causing rust (oxidation). The same caution applies to the sealing rope and other components, which may be
damaged
if in contact with these products;
4. Allow the cleaner to work;
5. Wipe off tar deposits using a slightly damp cloth. Polish with a dry cloth or paper.
DO NOT USE ABRASIVE PRODUCTS.
Cleaning the ashes
The unit is equipped with a fixed ash tray. You should clean it daily with the scoop provided. Lock the handle
horizontally
to use it as a shovel. Release the handle vertically to use it as a small bucket.
1. Open the door.
2. Rake the embers to one side of the firebox so that they can be used to re-start
the fire.
3. Rake the ashes to the other side of the firebox and to the rear of the unit.
4. With the foldable scoop locked horizontally, insert it into the combustion
chamber in a front to back direction and shovel up the ashes. Leave approximately 1 cm of ash in
order to protect the vermiculite surface.
Summary of Contents for Versatile H600
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