KASTOR SAGA-20PK KSIL, Installation And Usage Manual

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Inner parts of the heater are cleaned through the holes covered with a lid 2 to 6 times a year
according to use.
If the heater has a flue leaving from the top of the heater, soot can drop on the heater from the
flue, and must be removed through the soot hatch at the back of the space intended for stones.
At the bottom part of the space provided for stones, in the side channels there are also soot
hatches for cleaning.
Soot hatches open when they are lifted upward.(picture 7)
If the soot hatches is attached to the channel variation due to the heat, use torque of iron or a
hammer.
4.4. Removal and cleaning of the stove's glass
The glass door must be treated with care. Do not slam it shut or uses it to push logs into the stove.
The
glass doors are cleaned with Kastor’s Noki Pois cleaning fluid.
4.4.1. Changing a broken glass pane Saga and JK
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Remove the door according to chapter 2.7.
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Remove the glass splinters and the retainers.
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Straighten the tongues in the corners of the laths.
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Push the glass all the way into the upper lath and then into the lower one by adjusting the
glass. Centre it.
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Push the locking springs into the lath ends and bend the tongues against the glass.
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Attach the door to the stove.
4.4.2. Changing a broken glass pane KSIL (picture 9)
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Remove the glass splinters carefully.
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Remove the door from its hinges. Open and lift off from the hinge pins.
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Unscrew the nuts 1 and remove the glass fastener and base plates 2 and gaskets 3.
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See to that the gaskets 4 are well over the frame (there will be no gasket in the upper edge).
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Put the glass in place.
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Put the padding 3 where the glass fastener is.
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Put the glass fasteners and base plates in place and tighten the nuts vcarefully, not too
tight.
5. Troubleshooting
If the stove or the sauna fails to work as you think they should, go through the following check
list.
Smoke leaks into the sauna, bad draught.
Is the chimney valve open?
Is the connecting pipe attached tightly both to the stove and the chimney?
There mustn't be any air leaks.
Is the flame plate in the upper part of the stove clean of ash?
Is the connecting pipe between stove and chimney clear of ash?
Is the ash box full ( rear wall vent open) Picture 9.
Is the chimney fully open?
In need of sweeping, stuffed with snow, winter cap on etc.
Is the chimney intact?
Cracks, weathered
Is the draught height (chimney height) sufficient with regard to the environment?
Nearby trees, a steep hill etc. requires more than 3.5. metres as measured from the chimney
floor.