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2.
Cleaning of the fume deflector
Every 20 days, or even more frequently according to the type of
fuel used, the flue chimney draught and the weather conditions, it
is compulsory to remove the upper diffuser and clean it to prevent
the fume outlet from clogging, causing the fumes to flow back into
the room.
Remove the fume deflector following the instructions below:
a). Release the deflector from its seat (
Fig. 4
), located on the
panels, pulling it towards the front using the relative indentation
(
A
).
b). Rotate it downwards so the ash falls into the fireplace, from
where it can be removed (
Fig. 5
) and (
Fig. 6
).
c). Replace the deflector on the rear panel (
B
), so that the
indentation comes into contact with the panel, preventing
accidental falls (
Fig. 7
).
For more thorough cleaning of the boiler (according to use) it is
possible to completely remove the deflector from its seat: repeat
phases a-b described above, then push it backwards until it is
released from the side guides (
C
) (
Fig. 8
) and (
Fig. 9
).
3.
Cleaning the turboclean
The turboclean (
Fig. 10
) should be cleaned every couple of months
when there is insufficient combustion or fumes escaping from the
door.
a) open the fumes deflector;
b) Release the fumes deflector (
Fig. 8
and
Fig. 9
)
c) Use a tool to shake the turboclean in the flue.
If very dirty, remove the turboclean, lifting it by a few centimetres
and rotating it by 90 degrees. Remove it from the flue and use a
brush to remove the ash.
4. Cleaning the ash pan
Empty periodically when necessary.
The ash drawer is fitted with a safety shutdown system to prevent
unauthorised openings. Lift up the tray to remove it, while, to put it,
simply push it into its seat (
Fig. 11
).
NOTA: During normal functioning, check that the ash drawer is
closed.
Fig. 4
Fig. 6
Fig. 5
A
Fig. 7
B
Fig. 11
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
C
Fig. 10
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