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Maintenance
The toilet does require some maintenance that you can perform yourself.
WARNING!
Always unplug the toilet from the electric outlet prior to performing any form of mainte-
nance! The toilet should cooled down before performing any maintenance!
Cleaning and daily hygiene
Use of a bag not only ensures correct use of the toilet, but also makes cleaning and maintain-
ing good hygiene simple tasks. Wipe the surfaces with a cloth soaked in soapy water as need-
ed. The shutters above the combustion chamber are cleaned in the same way.
Fan
The fan ensures uniform combustion and an odor free room. All of the combustion air passes
the fan, and over time deposits of soot and ashes will form on the fan blades. The fan should
therefore be cleaned once yearly.
Vent connection
Once a year, the toilet should be disconne-
cted from the vent pipes and the vent stub
should be inspected. Should remaining
ashes or other foreign objects be found, this
should be removed and the stub cleaned by
vacuuming.
Pozidriv Screw
Allen key/
Hex key
Disconnect the toilet from the electric outlet.
Loosen the screws around the top of the
toilet so that the top can be lifted off. The fan
is then loosened by undoing three screws
(please see the illustration).
Use a vacuum cleaner or a steel brush to
remove the deposits. If left too long without
cleaning, the deposits may become exces-
sive and require cleaning with warm water.
NB! Never soak the entire fan in water. The
blades are removed from the motor shaft
using an Allen/hex key before leaving them
to soak in warm water for some time, after
which they are cleaned using a brush. Dry
the parts well afterwards, and reassemble
the fan in the reverse order. Ensure that the
fan runs freely after installation.
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