- Overtemperature: Green LED blinks 4x
This signal indicates a malfunction if the interior temperature has exceeded 70 °C. At a normal
room temperature with normal air circulation the unit is suited for continuous operation.
In case of overtemperature increase the air ventilation or change the operation site.
In case of this malfunction the gas supply will be shut off automatically.
5. Cleaning and sterilizing:
Allow sufficient time for burner orifice (
4, 5
) to cool down before disassembling or cleaning
the burner head. Check the unit is disconnected and that the gas supply is turned off at the
mains. The burner can be cleaned with customary commercial disinfectants. Additionally, it
is possible to remove the burner head and to clean it separately.
The stainless steel and glass construction allow 100% UV-radiation sterilization and
short time surface flame sterilization.
Attention: Because of the connectors at the back of the unit the backside should not be
sterilized with a flame.
5.1 Burner head disassembly and cleaning:
Allow sufficient time for burner orifice (
4, 5
) to cool down
before disassembling or cleaning the burner head. Check
the unit is turned off, that the gas supply is turned off at the
mains. Clean the burner head with customary commercial
disinfectants, sterilize it in an autoclave or wash it in a
dishwasher. To remove the burner head proceed as
follows: Unscrew the burner head screw
(9)
completely
with the included screwdriver. 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
(9a)
and take off the base plate
(9b)
of the burner head
which was fixed by the two screws
(9a)
. After the base plate is removed both electrodes can
be pulled out for seperate cleaning. Reinstallation is performed in the reverse sequence.
Notice:
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.
5.2 Burner shaft cleaning:
Unscrew the screw
(14)
completely with the
included screwdriver. Take off the cover
(13)
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
(15).
6. Turbo flame:
If the cover of the burner shaft
(13)
is removed
the flame is extremely firm and consistent.
To take off the cover of the burner shaft unscrew the screw
(14)
completely with the included
screwdriver. With an open burner shaft the intensity of the flame cannot be adjusted by the
air knob
(2a)
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 5.2)
5
4
9
9a
9b
9b
open
burner shaft
15
13
14
15
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