LASIAN BIOSELF, Руководство пользователя и инструкция по установке

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COD. 79101EN.00 11/2013
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8. WARNINGS AND MAINTENANCE
All maintenance operations (cleaning, possible replacements, etc.) must be made with the fire off and when the
boiler is cold.
Before carrying out any cleaning or maintenance, preventively ensure that the boiler is unplugged from the mains
intervening in the general switch placed behind the boiler or disconnecting the power cable that feeds it.
A LACK OF CLEANING CAN JEOPARDIZE SAFETY
8.1 DOOR OPENING
Door must be closed while running. Door must only be opened when the boiler is off and cold to carry out the
maintenance and normal cleaning.
8.2 DISPOSAL OF ASHES
The ash pan must be emptied regularly to avoid the combustion waste getting to the brazier stand. Ashes must be
placed in a metal container with a tight-fitting lid. Until the ashes are completely extinguished, the closed container
must be placed over a non-flammable base or land and far away from flammable materials.
8.3 BRAZIER CLEANING
Never open the door of the boiler until the display shows the
message “OFF”
This boiler has an ash cleaning system but, due to the fuel quality,
some incrustations can be formed and they will hinder the good
performance of the boiler, so they must be removed.
With an ash vacuum, vacuum the ash accumulated inside the
chamber, remove the brazier and control that the holes in it are clear.
Release the holes of incrustations using a sharp-pointed tool.
The frequency of this operation is determined by the frequency of use
and the choice of fuel. It is also important to control the brazier stand
vacuuming the existing ashes.
For this type of cleaning it is necessary to have a machine to vacuum the ashes
Before switching on the boiler, check that the brazier is put back towards the pipe of the
ignition resistor.
8.4 ASH PAN CLEANING
Once a week, empty the ash tray placed at the button of the boiler.
You will find the ash pan when opening the door (see Fig. 1), pull the pan with the respective handle to take out it
(see Fig.3 and Fig.3). Once the ash pan is empty, reinsert it in its place.