FPI Dell-Point GF45, Инструкция для владельца и по установке

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Greenfi re GF45 BioEnergy Stove 19
MAINTENANCE
Before each start-up, always check the level of ashes
in the ash pan and remove if necessary. “Be sure to
dispose of in a metal container and remove to outside of
the building.” Embers can stay hot for a long time after
the fi re has been extinguished.
Tools Required
Ratchet;
12” extension;
5/16” socket, wrench and nut driver;
7/16” socket, wrench and nut driver;
9/16” wrench;
1/8”, 5/32", 3/16" Allen wrench;
¼” nut driver;
Straight blade and Phillips head No. 2 screwdrivers;
Small Rubber mallet;
3/8” drill;
3” round wire brush that can be connected to a drill;
1/8” mini steel brush;
Small brass wire brush;
Vacuum cleaner with fi lter;
High temperature lubricant for ash cleaning gears;
Maintenance Of The
Combustion Chamber
STEP 1: Once a month, use a "shop-vac" style vacuum cleaner (avoid
the use of a domestic style vacuum cleaner) with fi lter (only when the
stove is cold) to remove the ashes accumulated around the burn-pot
(Diagram 10). Clean the interior of the glass door. Use the "shop-vac"
style vacuum cleaner brush to clean the pipes of the convection system
(Diagram 11) as well as the exhaust outlet (Diagram 12).
Diagram 10
BURN-POT
Diagram 11
CONVECTION
SYSTEM
Diagram 12
EXHAUST OUTLET
Diagram 13
ACCESS
DOOR
Diagram 14
MAINTENANCE
STEP 2: The frequency of cleaning varies according to the type of fuel
burned (see maintenance charts) For an in-depth cleaning, repeat STEP
1. It maybe necessary to use a rubber mallet to remove the four cleaning
doors inside the fi rebox. Hold the vacuum cleaner under the side wall
and use a rubber mallet to lightly knock out accumulated ashes which
are inaccessible with the vacuum cleaner (refer to Diagram 14).
Before re-installing the access doors refer to the section on the
maintenance of the combustion fan, clean the wings on the fl ywheel.