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E&OE Instructions Part Number IN1190 Ed B
H11##0105A
Annual Servicing
A)
The catalyser and support ring should be removed from the burner.
B)
The flue should be examined for evidence of soot and where this is evident the flue should be
swept.
C)
All flue joints examined and re-sealed where necessary.
The stove should be vacuumed to remove all soot and debris.
D)
The drip tray removed and cleared of all dirt and fluff.
E)
The burner bowl should be examined for deposits adhering to both the sides and bottom, and
all deposits removed from the fuel inlet. Where fitted, the electric igniter should be cleaned and
examined for any signs of distress.
F)
The catalyser should be cleaned and assessed as to its condition and suitability for a further 12
months operation.
G)
The glass should be cleaned using only vinegar and water with any damaged glass being
replaced.
H)
All rope and glass seals should be examined and replaced where necessary.
I)
The door, hinge and locking mechanism examined for damage and/or adjusted.
J)
The stove body examined for damage.
K)
The oil metering valve and control knob extensions examined for wear or damage.
L)
The oil storage tank should be examined for leakage, the filter removed and examined for evidence
of contamination before being cleaned or replaced.
M)
The oil supply pipe work and any valves and filters examined and cleaned or replaced as
necessary.
N)
The oil valve and immediate supply and delivery pipe work examined for evidence of leaking.
O)
The catalyser should be examined for signs of deterioration and black carbon, which indicates
poor flue draught.
P)
The catalyser and support ring should be reassembled and the burner lit and the stove and flue
allowed to reach its operating temperature.
Q)
A draught reading should be taken at both low and high fire with adjustment to the draught stabilizer
being made where necessary.
R)
If the operation of the appliance is suspect follow and complete the commissioning instructions,
or follow the fault finding charts.
