PARLOUR PELLET 3000
PELLET HEATER
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placed on a non-combustible floor or
ground, well away from all combustible
materials pending final disposal. If the
ashes are disposed of by burial in soil or
otherwise locally dispersed, they should be
retained in the closed container until all
cinders have thoroughly cooled.
c.
Vacuum inside stove ash pockets on both
sides of fire pot.
d.
Remove fire pot by lifting up and out. It
may be brushed out or vacuumed. Fire pot
should be cleaned regularly. Make sure
slots in pot are not plugged. The area
around and below the pot should be
checked every five or six days depending
on how many hours a day you are burning
your heater and the quality of the pellets
being burned. After a few days you will be
able to determine the frequency required for
cleaning. Scrape pellet feed chute with
putty knife to remove hardened material on
which sawdust can accumulate.
e.
Scrape pellet feed chute with putty knife to
remove hardened material on which
sawdust can accumulate.
f.
The tee connector on the vent pipe must
have a clean out cap and this must be
checked every four to six weeks or
whenever you utilize the "Clean" mode on
the control dial.
g.
Fly ash can also accumulate in the vent
pipe. Inspect the exhaust system frequently
to maintain free flow of exhaust fumes.
This depends entirely on the quality of the
pellets, so you will initially monitor the
buildup in the vent pipe. Those installations
going into an existing flue must be installed
with a tee connector to allow access to
clean the ash from the pellet vent pipe.
1.
Hopper Clean Out
: Vacuum the accumulated
saw dust in the hopper weekly. Keep free of
debris and foreign material. An accumulation of
saw dust can cause irregular pellet feed. For best
results this should be done on a regular basis
depending on how often the heater is used. If
you burn the heater all of the time, you should
do this every eight to ten days.
2.
Cleaning the Exhaust Fan Blade & Heat
Exchanger
: The exhaust blower should be
checked for excessive fly ash buildup. Regular
and routine maintenance utilizing the clean out
feature will keep the exhaust blower housing
and fan blades clean. This cleaning can only be
done when the heater is not burning. For best
results, run the fan in the "Clean" position with
the door open for approximately 45 seconds or
until ash is no longer being picked up by the
fan. Remember, you must always check the
clean out cap on the tee after utilizing the clean
feature (see Figure 14).
(See Figure 19 for routine stove clean out and
maintenance.)
3.
Cleaning the Fan Guard
: The plastic fan guard
on the bottom of the stove must be kept free of
lint and dust. Check weekly for lint build-up and
vacuum as necessary.
4.
Keeping the Glass Clean
: If soot deposits
accumulate on the glass, clean with window
glass cleaner and a paper towel when the glass
is cold.
5.
Polishing the Gold and Chrome
: All gold and
chrome plating used on the Parlour can be
cleaned with a soft cloth and non-abrasive
cleaner.
6.
Cleaning and Polishing Gold
-
Plated Parts
:
Gold is a soft metal and, therefore, a fragile
surface. It will not discolor from heat, but it can
easily be scratched. Prior to the first burn it is
important to use Kel Kem Spray Gold Cleaner
or Flitz Faucet & Fixture Wax and a soft clean
cloth to wipe any fingerprints off all gold
surfaces or the heat will cause the oil in the
fingerprint to remain in the surface permanently.
Summary of Contents for PARLOUR 3000
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