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Painted parts
Clean with a dry cloth to avoid rust.
Chimney and connecting unit
Read the chapter in the Manual for Installers
that refers to this topic.
DOOR PANES
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Cleaning
Fireplace window cleaning liquids are quite
effective products.
Never try to clean the glass while the fireplace
is working.
If the glass pane on the fireplace door is
constantly covered in soot, this means your fire
is “poor” and that the connecting pipe and
chimney are being blocked by soot and
creosote.
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Replacing.
The glass panes in your heater have been
especially manufactured for log stoves.
If they should break, they must be replaced by
another glass pane with the same technical
specifications. Contact our Distributor to
provide you with the appropriate glass pane,
together with instructions to assemble and
seal.
MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS
Industrias HERGÓM, S.L. places a range of
products for the preservation of your heater
and chimney at your disposal: heat resistant
paint, refractory putty, glass cleaning products.
5 - SAFETY
WARNING!
Gas/log/pellet units get hot when in use.
Consequently, owners must act with
precaution and keep at a distance. Especially
keep children, the elderly and other people
who require special supervision, as well as
pets, away from the fireplace when it is in use.
Make sure that children or other people who
are not familiar with how the device works
are supervised by responsible people when
they are near the fireplace.
In order to prevent burns or children or other
people from coming near the appliance, use a
fire grille or screen.
A number of possible risks are present when
operating your solid fuel oven with fuel of any
brand. The said risks can be minimised if the
instructions and recommendations included in
this manual are followed.
•
When installing the stove, observe the
necessary safety distances for the oven and
chimney
from
combustible
surfaces
(wooden or papered walls, wooden
floors...). Safety distances must be
respected when the lining on walls or
nearby areas may be damaged or deformed
by temperature (varnish, paint, PVC...). Fig.
3.
•
The base where you are going to install
your heater must be flat and provide a
perfect seat. The said base must also be
capable of supporting the weight of the
heater. The base must be built using heat
resistant materials.
•
All the area around the heater should
must be heat resistant. If not, they must be
protected by fire-proof material.
