6. Clean the inside of the glass.
On a less regular basis you will need to:
1. Remove the plate under the ash pan and vacuum under there – be careful not to
damage the fan blades with the vacuum cleaner nozzle.
2. Open the bottom door, loosen the bolt on the left hand side and draw out the side
plate. Then vacuum any residue in there. Carefully reposition the side plates and
replace the panel.
3. Vacuum any sawdust from the bottom of the pellet hopper.
The regular cleaning cycle for the
wood
side should include:
1. Make sure that the grate is clear and empty the ash pan.
2. Wipe the glass clean.
On a less regular basis you will need to:
1. Remove the plate above the wood firebox and vacuum any residue in the flueway.
Once a year the stove will need its
annual service
, which can be arranged with your
supplier, and the
chimney sweep
.
Alarm Signals
Have a look at the WHAT HAPPENS IF contents in the manual to learn what to do in the
event of your stove detecting a malfunction.
If you find that your stove has stopped for some reason then the first thing to check is if
the hopper has run out of pellets. If it has then re-fill the hopper and follow the
instructions below. If it hasn't run out of pellet then always open the fire door and check
the crucible before re-starting the stove.
If there is any pellet in the crucible then empty it
out (not into the hopper) before re-starting the stove.
If the Bi-Fire detects some problem within the stove it will take the appropriate action
(turning itself off etc) and indicate what the fault was on the display. Look at THE
DISPLAY contents of the manual to see what those signals mean and what, if anything,
you need to do.
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