Rizzoli L 90, Instructions Manual

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MAINTENANCE 5
The device works better if all its parts are without
combustion residuals, a clean device will be less
exposed to problems due to wear. Cleaning fre-
quency depends on how much and how the device
is used, as well as combustible quality.
Stainless steel parts have to be cleaned cold with
neutral detersives or with a specific solution for
stainless steel in case of hard to remove dirt. Do
not use at all abrasive sponges that may scratch
the surface. Dry with a soft rag, following the glaz-
ing wise.
In particular situations, after the installation or
with the cooking of meals, an oxidised superfi-
cial stratus may be generated, in particular on the
inox stainless steel frame. Also in these situations,
an accurate cleaning will restore the state of the
product as it was new.
On request Rizzoli gives specific products to clean
stainless steel. For enamelled or painted parts, do
not use abrasive or aggressive solution and in case
of stains pour some oil and wait while it absorbs
the halo, then clean with a soft rag. It is also rec-
ommended to avoid the use of solvents or dena-
tured alcohol on painted parts.
The ceramic covering of the device must be
cleaned only with cold cooker or thermal cooker
using a soft and dry rag and the suited products
available on the market.
Inside the combustion chamber of the wood fired
thermal cooker are placed some mobile steel
sheets that have a double function: they allow the
entrance of the secondary air after-combustion at
an optimal height for the reduction of the emis-
sions and they protect the integrity of the boiler
acting as protective shield between the flame and
the wall of the boiler.
Anytime it is necessary a deeper ash cleaning,
when the thermal cooker is cold it is possible to
remove these sheets. To do this, it is necessary to
remove the hotplate disc or the circles.
Then it is necessary to remove the plate in order to
have more space to do the operation. At this
point, remove the sheets starting from the sides of
the combustion chamber and last the ones
placed in the rear part, unhooking them from the
pin and unthreading them up.
To reassembly the sheets it is necessary to do the
reversal operation, paying attention to insert
them in the correct position and in the correct or-
der, placing in the first time the base and then
hooking them to the pin.
5.1 CLEANING
5.2 CLEANING THE VISIBLE PARTS
5.3 CLEANING THE CERAMIC COVERING
5.4 MAINTENANCE OF THE COMBUSTION CHAMBER SHEETS (LT 90)
WARNING! All these operations must be done with cold cooker or thermal cooker.