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3. Ash tray and container cleaning
Every day, check the amount of unburnt remains in the ash tray.
Emptying to be done every day is recommended.
Ash from pellets is a natural product, suitable as fertiliser for all plants in the house and in the garden.
(pic. A)
The ash tray is just below the combustion chamber.
(pic. B)
The ash tray can be taken out in the front direction by opening the combustion chamber door.
(pic. A)
(pic. B)
At regular intervals, check for remains in the container, not later than after 10 fillings of the container. All pellet remains must be thoroughly
removed.
Failure to do so can result in conveyer worm blocking.
When cleaning, do the following:
(pic. A)
Remove the safety insert (grate) in the container.
All pellet remains must be thoroughly vacuumed.
The safety insert must be refitted after cleaning is completed.
(pic.
A)
4. Sight glass cleaning
Ash is created when burning solid fuels, by contrast to oil or gas. Fine ash from wooden pellets or carbon black is deposited on the sight glass. The
ash can either be very light or dark, depending on the stove power level. This is a natural process of combustion and does not indicate any problem.
- A carbon black layer on the glass can easily be removed by a dry cloth.
- Hardened dirt may only be removed by
ammonia-based, non-irritant agents dissolving fat
.
The sight glass must be cooled-down before cleaning.
Make sure not to scratch or damage the glass.
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