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Use only parts recommended by the manufacturer
Maintenance must be handled only when the stove is cold and with
the power switched off.
1.
Using a metal scraper, remove material that has accumulated or is clogging the grate bar’s
holes (combustion retort). Then dispose of the ashes from the grate bar and from inside the
burn box to ensure proper air flow through the grate bar
.
2.
Clean the door glass and door frame with wet soft cloth and cleanser daily. Check the
gasket is complete and well in position.
3.
Clean the dust in box weekly. Take out the box, put the dust out, and then sweep the dust
with brush into the ash drawer.
4.
Clean the dust on the heat exchange pipe fortnightly. Close the door first. Heat
exchange tube cleaner rob is to be pulled back and forth a few times in order to clean away
any fly ash that may have collected on the heat exchanger tubes.
5.
Put the ash in the ash drawer out TIMELY.
6.
When the appliance is not to be used for a long time, it should be cleaned completely.
Especially clean the VENTING CHANNEL, convection blower and venting pipe.
a.
Move the clean out board, clean the inner channel with the brush, and then recover it.
b.
Screw out the bolts from the connection of input and output on the convection blower,
clean the dust deposited inside the blower with the brush.
c.
Take off the venting pipe, clean the dust inside the pipes and elbows. Then install
them again and ensure the joint is sealed.
Troubleshooting
The control panel of the stove has trouble examine lights kit which are red, green and blue by
230V. Three lights are bright and flash when the stove is on normal work. When the sensor
detect the abnormal work temperature (below 50˚C or over 93˚C), the auto-control
temperature switches will shut off the fuel feed system automatically to prevent the pellet pile
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