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16. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
To ensure correct functioning and maximum efficiency of the boiler, carry out the following cleaning and
maintenance operations.
THE FOLLOWING OPERATIONS MUST BE PERFORMED WHEN THE BOILER IS COLD, AT LEAST ONCE A
WEEK AND WITHOUT ELECTRICAL POWER
BIOMASS BURNER
In order for the stove to work correctly it is important to keep the burner as clean as possible and free of any
combustion residue. At least once a week extract the flow nozzle by loosening the locking screw with the
supplied hex wrench (fig. A) and remove all of the ash and unburned residue inside the burner (fig. B) using the
flexible pipe supplied (fig. E) to connect to your vacuum cleaner. To remove any encrustation, scrape the inside
of the wheel holes (fig. C) with the tip of the supplied accessory (fig. F), remove and empty as well the
collecting container placed underneath the cast-iron wheel. Finally vacuum the air combustion duct (fig. D)
behind the burner. Having performed the cleaning, make sure to replace the front panel of the burner correctly,
screwing the locking screw until it’s limit stop.
ALWAYS KEEP THE HOLES OF THE ROTATING WHEEL CLEAN AND FREE OF ANY
COMBUSTION RESIDUE. THE CLEANING FREQUENCY HAS TO BE APPROPIATE TAKING
CARE TO THE WORKING HOUR OF THE MACHINE AND TO THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE
COMBUSTIONS RESIDUE (HIGH PERCENTAGE OF ASHES OR PRESENCE OF DEPOSITS).
Fig. A
Fig. D
Fig. C
Fig. B
Fig. F
Fig. E
