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To remove the burner head proceed as follows:
Unscrew the burner head screw (12)
completely with the included screwdriver
(R3). Turn approx. 8 revolutions to the left.
Now remove the burner head from the
device by pulling it upwards. Reinstallation is
performed in the reverse sequence.
The dismounted burner head can be even
dismantled into the individual components
for in-depth cleaning: Unscrew both screws
(12a) with the included screwdriver (R3) and
take off the base plate (12b) of the burner
head which was fixed by the two screws (12a). After the base plate is removed both
electrodes (13, 14) can be pulled out for seperate cleaning. Reinstallation is performed
in the reverse sequence.
When dismantling the burner head completely the sealing ring placed around
the burner head screw (12) could dropout. Ensure that the sealing ring is
placed around the burner head screw (12) when reassembling.
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12a
12a
12b
13
14
12
6
7
Fig. 9.1/1
9.2 Burner shaft cleaning
Unscrew the screw (18) completely at the bottom of
the unit with the included screwdriver (R3). Take off
the cover (17) of the burner shaft. Now the burner
shaft can be cleaned or solid substances which have
fallen into the unit can be removed. Reinstallation is
performed in the reverse sequence. Take care that
the notch of the cover fits to the screw (18a). Screw in
the screw (18) completely with the screwdriver (R3).
18a
Open burner
shaft
Fig. 9.2/1
18
18a
17
10. Turbo flame
If the cover of the burner shaft (17) is removed the flame is extremely firm and
consistent. To take off the cover of the burner shaft (17) unscrew the screw (18)
completely at the bottom of the unit with the included screwdriver (R3). With an open
burner shaft the intensity of the flame cannot be adjusted by the air knob (2) any longer.
During the use of the turbo flame most of the needed air is taken inside through the
open burner shaft. Remounting the cover of burner shaft (see paragraph 9.2).
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