Northline Express EXHAUSTO RS 12, Руководство по применению

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EXHAUSTO
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ECTION
7: C
LEANING
& M
AINTENANCE
How to start a fire.
Fireplaces
Follow instructions on how to build and maintain
a good fire.
Prior to starting the fire, set the fan at full speed
and light the fire. When the flames from the kindling
load just begin to subside, add several small pieces of
firewood. When the firewood has caught fire, after 5-15
minutes, the speed should be reduced to a level where
a perfect flame/combustion is achieved.
When adding wood to the fire, it may be neces-
sary to increase the speed for a while.
Also, if there are smoke problems they are most
likely to incur when the fire is about to die out, so at this
point, it may be necessary to increase the speed again.
This procedure will help conserving energy and at
the same time assure a maximum heating output from
the fireplace.
Stoves.
When starting a fire in a stove, follow the same
procedures as for a fireplace, except that the air
adjustment device must be completely open during
start up.
Cleaning Intervals
There is no simple rule in regards to cleaning a
chimney and a chimney fan, except that when the
chimney needs cleaning, so does the chimney fan.
It is recommended that the chimney, the flue pipe
and the EXHAUSTO chimney fan is checked regularly
until a rate of creosote build-up has been determined.
Clean when deposits have built up to more than 1/8".
The amount of build-up is directly related to the
use of the heating appliance and to the type of fuel
being used. In general, gas fired systems do not
require cleaning as often as woodfired systems.
Most modern residential systems work so effi-
ciently that cleaning is only required once a year.
Commercial systems (fireplaces in restaurants, hotel
lobbies, restaurant pizza ovens) require cleaning with
shorter intervals.
Cleaning the chimney fan
The EXHAUSTO chimney fan is designed for
prolonged use. The fan should be inspected at least
once a year when the chimney is inspected. There is no
need for lubrication as the fan is maintenance-free.
Soot, tar and other deposits should be removed
from the fan blades and the bottom of the motor
housing.
The top of the fan is hinged and can be opened in
order to ease the cleaning.
DO NOT OPEN THE MOTOR HOUSING UN-
LESS THE POWER HAS BEEN SWITCHED OFF.
Use a simple tool, like a screw driver for removing
the deposits. Make sure to fasten the security screw
after cleaning.
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