SafeFlame 96 D / 97 D
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9. If the bottom carpet remains intact, it can be re-
used; otherwise, it must be replaced with a new
one. The bottom carpet must be intact at least under
the glow plug.
Cleaning the Cookin Range Burner
1.In order to clean the burner, you must remove the
cooking range’s outer shell. Open the screws and
lift the shell off. Figure 18 a.
2.Remove the stove frame from the oven by removing
the four screws on the cleats on either side of the
stove frame. Figure 18 b. Disconnect electrical wire,
fuel hose and exhaust pipe of the cooking range
and lift it out from the frame.
3.Next, open and clean the cooking range’s
combustion chamber in the same way as the oven
burner. See oven burner cleaning stages 4 – 9.
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B
Figure 18:
Figure 19:
Cleaning the Oven’s shutter
- Possible dirt between the windows of the shutter
should be cleaned.
- Open the shutter and remove the second screw from
the both sides of the shutter. Arrows in figure 19.
You do not need loose the shutter from the oven.
- Push the inside strips of the shutter downwards and
lift the strips up at the same time. Figure 19. Remove
the insidewindow of the shutter.
- Clean the windows and put the insidewindow back
to its place. Close the screws of the shutter.
Winter Storage
- In the spring, after winter storage, it is important to -
remove any condensed water from the fuel tank
before using the appliance. Depending on the fuel
used, it is important to take into consideration the
stability of the fuel in winter conditions.
Malfunctions
- If the heater does not start up, or stops by itself, this
may be because one of the safety measures results
in an error message. The appliance always stops
after an error message. After the error has been
corrected, the appliance can restart.
- In the event of a possible malfunction, the control
panel will display the cause of the malfunction. A
malfunction must always be cleared by turning the
power switch to OFF. Table 2 shows explanations
of the various indications.
- The stove’s red burner light comes on if the burner
temperature starts to drop. The burner light flashes
while the stove cools down after use, but if the light
flashes during use, the reason is a possible
malfunction. A flashing power switch light is also a
sign of a malfunction. Table 3 shows possible
malfunctions and their corresponding indications.
- If your own measures do not help, contact the service
point.
