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5.7.
Cleaning of the exhaust circuit of the
stove
, cleaning outlets and collector. Always with the stove unplugged.
(Very Important).
You must remove the side outlets, enter the wire brush and move it through the entire surface in order to
remove all the ash attached to the walls of the gas chamber. This operation must also be performed with the
front cleaning outlet.
As indicated in
drawing 13
you can access to the lateral and lower cleaning outlet, which must be thoroughly
cleaned, since the correct operation of the stove will depend on its cleaning.
In the case of the lateral outlets, you must be aware that there is one on each side of the stove, in addition to
the core outlet located under the ash box.
Registry cleaning points.
Drawing 13
It is recommendable to calculate the frequency with which you clean the outlet cleaning considering the
hours of operation, thus avoiding ash saturation.
Once you clean the walls of the stove, you must be sure that the cleaning outlet is securely closed, since the
proper operation of the stove depends on this cleaning.
5.8.
Cleaning of the exhaust circuit of the
stove,
extractor’s collector.
For an optimal cleaning of the extractor’s collector, it is recommended to dismantle the extractor itself in
order to have full access to this zone for a better cleaning. Once the extractor is dismantled, clean it with a
dry brush and be careful with the turbine and structure.
In the
P65
model the convection chamber plates must be removed.
Drawing 14
Exhaust circuit extractor.
Ceramic fiber joint (replace).
Back convection chamber plate.
Front convection chamber plate.
Drawing 15
Gas outlet extractor.
Ceramic fiber joint (replace).
Nuts and washers (5 units).
