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3. Cleaning operations

WARNING

 

Before the start of cleaning operations, the stove must have cooled down!

 

After finishing cleaning operations, the proper operation mode of the unit needs to be 
reestablished: proper insertion of the burner, closing of the furnace door.

 

3.1. Cleaning of the surface

 

In principle, a dry cloth should be used for cleaning. Soiling of the stove surface can be cleaned with a 

damp cloth

The

 use of aggressive cleaning agents and solvents is not recommended, as this can lead to 

damage of the surfaces. 

3.2. Cleaning of the glass window

 

For cleaning of the window, the oven door needs to be opened first

. Soiling on the glass window can be 

removed with glass cleaner or with a damp sponge 

with

 

some

 wood ash (environmentally friendly). The glass 

window can only be cleaned, when the stove has cooled down and the operational mode is set to OFF. 

3.3. Display alert "Clean combustion chamber" error F040

 

• The entire combustion chamber needs to be cleaned after 

30 operating hours

.

• This alert for cleaning the combustion chamber (flashing display) is triggered during heating time when

the cleaning interval has expired

.

• When the combustion chamber is cleaned, the error message "Clean combustion chamber" is canceled

automatically.  Condition  for  automatic  cancellation  of  this  error  message  is  that  the  combustion

chamber door is open for more than

 60 seconds

. This time period is necessary for a careful cleaning of

the combustion chamber incl. burner.

• This resetting of the operating time counter is also triggered when the combustion chamber is cleaned

before reaching 30 operating hours, provided that the operating mode of the stove is OFF during cleaning

and the door is opened for more than 60 seconds

.

3.4. Cleaning of the burner - min. weekly

 

During operation deposits can form in the burner. How fast the burner pot gets soiled depends solely on the 

fuel quality

. The deposits 

resp.

 encrustations need to be removed from time to time. 

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Summary of Contents for HSP 7

Page 1: ...Ger teblatt Pelletofen DE Fiche technique Poele a pellets FR Scheda tecnica Stufe pellet IT Equipment sheet Pellet stove GB Tehnicki list Kotel na pelete HR Tehnicni list Kotel na pelete SLO V18 I26 0...

Page 2: ...er of damage to the heating unit or physical injury Points with the heading NOTE refer to possible damage to your heating unit Points with the heading Important refer to important information about th...

Page 3: ...eekly 3 3 5 Cleaning of the ash bin min weekly 4 4 Service operations 5 4 1 Cleaning of the pellets container yearly 5 4 2 Cleaning of the hot gas flues 6 4 3 1 Disassembly of the cleaning cover 7 4 3...

Page 4: ......

Page 5: ...3 Dust content in the flue gas 17 mg Nm3 Content of the reservoir pellet tank Approx 12 kg Combustion period with one tank fill min max Approx 7 h 22 h Approved fuel low dust wood pellets according to...

Page 6: ...2 2 Dimensional drawing Dimensional drawing 1051 494 490 63 230 15 489 57 80...

Page 7: ...ean combustion chamber error F040 The entire combustion chamber needs to be cleaned after 30 operating hours This alert for cleaning the combustion chamber flashing display is triggered during heating...

Page 8: ...r back as the pellets slide A burn back into the pellets container and a smoldering fire in the pellets tank could be a possible consequence This destroys your unit and is not covered by the guarantee...

Page 9: ...maintained according to our instructions must not be used In case of neglect of this requirement all warranty claims lapse 4 1 Cleaning of the pellets container yearly Heat the pellets fireplace stove...

Page 10: ...ues proceed as follows Lift the draught deflection You can now remove the draught deflection and the upper area of the combustion chamber can be cleaned see Fig 8 Figure 8 Removal of the draught defle...

Page 11: ...the cleaning cover Figure 11 Removing the cleaning cover 1 Screws 2 Cleaning cover Figure 12 Removing the cleaning cover 1 Screws 2 Right side wall 3 Nuts 4 Cleaning cover 5 Seal for cleaning cover M...

Page 12: ...the turbulator Figure 13 Removing the convection air grate 1 Tank cap 2 Screws 3 Convection air grate Figure 14 Disassembly of the furnace cover 1 Screws 2 Baffle plate left 3 Screws 4 Furnace cover M...

Page 13: ...s are needed for the removal Phillips screwdriver Wrench 7 mm 8 mm 10 mm 13 mm NOTE When cleaning is completed make sure that you place the seals in the right position when remounting the covers It is...

Page 14: ...lling it off Clean the flue gas passes the draught ventilator and the flue gas pipes with a sweeping brush and an ash vacuum cleaner Then reassemble the components in reverse order NOTE Make sure that...

Page 15: ...11 Maintenance works...

Page 16: ...12 5 Spare parts overview 5 1 Complete list HSP 7 450 08 Spare parts overview...

Page 17: ...16 Auger 1 pc 0545008007030 17 Clamp sleeve 1 pc 0545008005943 18 Auger 1 pc 0089500000006 19 Conv fan 1 pc 0545008007600 20 Induced draught fan 1 pc 0561008005807 21 Sensor flame temperature 1 pc 056...

Page 18: ...on Title Pieces Spare part number List A1 A1 1 Door screw connection set 1 pc 0545008005221 A1 2 Glass holder Set 1 pc 0545008005222 33 Furnace door 1 pc 34 Seal glass 8x4 mm 1400 mm 0545008005223 35...

Page 19: ...t 8 IX Safety temperature control 10 CONV FAN THS30B5 TFA745 S 5 PT160 HSP 7 35 36 Flue gas temperature sensor 37 38 Flame temperature sensor 39 40 Room temperature sensor 41 42 Flame temperature sens...

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