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It must be cleaned daily before each manual start up. For minor cleaning, the burn pot can re-
main in the pellet stove, but if the residues are difficult to remove, the burn pot must be remo-
ved and the slag scraped off.
The quantity and consistency of ash depends on the quality of the pellets used. Even a new
batch of the same make of pellets can show differences during combustion, leading to more or
less ash.
With correctly daily cleaning, the pellet stove can operate and burn optimally, thereby preven-
ting faults which in the long run can require action by a technician to restore optimal functio-
ning.
Emptying the ash drawer
The ash drawer must be emptied after 2-3 days’ operation, dependent on usage and the quality
of the pellets. Long usage and poor pellet quality lead to more ash.
Cleaning rod
The cleaning rod in the front of the pellet stove is used to clean heat exchanger in the pellet
stove. Remove soot and ash from the heat exchanger by pushing the cleaning rod in and out a
few times. Must be carried out every 2-3 days.
Cleaning the refractory stones in the firebox
The pellet stove firebox consists of refractory stones made of vermiculite. The stones are cha-
racterised by high heat resistance and have outstanding insulation properties.
The appearance of the stones says much about the combustion: pale and soot-free stones indi-
cate good combustion, whereas dark and dirty stones indicate poor combustion. The refractory
stones do not need particular maintenance. They only need to be brushed down with a paint-
brush if you want to remove ash that has accumulated during combustion.
We do not recommend:
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using abrasive sponges or similar to remove more resistant slag as it can damage the
thickness of the stones and create critical breakage points.
•
vacuum cleaning directly with the vacuum cleaner hose.
•
using a wet cloth to clean the stones.
The stones are heat-resisting but not impact-resisting. Handle the stones carefully if they need
to be moved.
The stones can become slightly crazed after a few hours. This is completely normal, as the fla-
mes scrape some micro-grooves in the stones without damaging them.
The stones can last a very long time, if care is taken during cleaning.
Clean burn pot with all holes visible
Burn pot with holes clogged with ash. Must
be cleaned
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Cleaning rod
Ash drawer
Burn pot
Cleaning the smoke baffle
Long-term use of the pellet stove can lead to soot and ash deposits on the upper face of the
smoke baffle.
It is very individual how much of a soot layer is formed and how quickly this occurs. If combu-
stion is not adjusted correctly or if poor quality pellets are used, soot can accumulate quickly.
Cleaning the heat exchanger with the cleaning rod can also lead to soot falling onto the smoke
baffle. The smoke baffle has an oblong hole at the bottom, through which ash and soot can
drop into the firebox and thus reduce ash and soot deposits.
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Smoke baffle in position.
The oblong hole must be at
the bottom.
Location of smoke baffle
holders
The smoke baffle can be
removed by lifting it up
and past the upper holder,
after which it can be freed
from the holders
Only a clean and intact burn pot can ensure problem-free functioning of the pellet stove.
Deposits can form during operation, and must be removed immediately. It is easy to see when
The burn pot needs to be cleaned! It only takes a glance.
