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Maintenance and cleaning
The Thermostove requires a simple and thorough cleaning
in order to ensure a more effi cient performance and smooth
operation.
While cleaning the inside of the Thermostove, to prevent the
escape of ashes, you can start the fan fl ue exhaust. To enable
this feature, you must press the button
and then .
The display shows “
P U L S T U F
” (cleaning Thermostove).
To stop the fan, simply press and hold the button or wait for
completion of a cleaning cycle (255 seconds).
Clean the grate using the appropriate tool from the ash and
any incrustation which could obstruct the passage of air. In
the case of depletion of pellets in the tank may accumulate
unburned pellets in the burn pot.
Always empty the residuals from the grate before each start.
Remember that only a brazier located and clean properly can
ensure ignition and optimal operation of your Thermostove.
When positioning the crucible, carefully check that the ends
of the pads completely adhere to their home and that the
hole with pipe dedicated to the passage of the resistance.
There should be no residual combustion in the contact zone
between the edges of the crucible and the support surface
on the door crucible.
BY THE USER
Daily control
◊ by the user /
•
by the authorised qualifi ed technical assistance
All cleaning of all parts must be carried out with the Thermostove completely
cold and unplugged to avoid burns and thermal shock. The Thermostove does
not need much maintenance if used with certifi ed quality pellet. The need for
maintenance varies depending on the conditions of use (switching on and off
repeatedly) and depending on the performance required.
It is recommended
periodic monitoring of the Thermostove to check its condition.
Parts
Everyday
Every 2-3
days
Every
week
Every 15
days
Every 30
days
Every 60-
90 days
Every 1
year
Brazier
◊
Cleaning the ash collection
compartment with suction device
◊
Cleaning ash tray
◊
Exchanger (turbulators)
◊
Flame beater
◊
Cleaning the interior heat exchanger /
smoke fan compartment
•
Cleaning complete exchanger
•
Clean "T" to exhaust
•
Flue
•
Door gasket ash
•
Internal parts
•
Flue pipe
•
Circulation pump
•
Plate heat exchanger
•
Hydraulic components
•
Electromechanical components
•
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