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6.
Cleaning
6.1
Safety information for cleaning
. ATTENTION!
Risk of material damage caused by improper cleaning!
incorrect cleaning may damage the unit (e.g. damage to
surfaces and varnish, glass breaking). this chapter contains
important information for cleaning the unit.
4 Carefully read this chapter.
4 Adhere to the safety information.
4 perform the cleaning work as described.
Cleaning may only be performed by instructed users.
, "1.2.4 users" (page 4).
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Always fully remove any dirt. remaining dirt may be burnt
in and can then no longer be removed.
•
ensure that cleaning agent does not make contact with
seals or varnished surfaces (e.g. as a result of spraying). the
seals may harden, leading to the glass breaking.
•
Keep objects that may cause scratches on the unit
(e.g. rings on your finger) away from the unit.
•
do not use objects that may scratch surfaces when
cleaning the firebox.
•
only use suitable cleaning agents. Harsh, caustic or
scouring cleaning agents are not suitable.
7 note the information and specifications on the cleaning
agents used.
A suitable ash extractor (industrial supplies / specialist retail)
can be used to remove fine deposits in the firebox.
Prior to any cleaning work:
4 ensure that the unit and other accessible components have
cooled down.
4 please note that glowing embers in the fuel residue may
persist for up to 24 hours or longer.
4 protect the surroundings of the stove system, e.g. by
covering the floor and furniture.
4 Wear work clothing and protective gloves.
4 ensure that the open firebox door has been secured
against falling shut.
6 Figure 5.2.1 / 2 (page 38).
6.2
Cleaning intervals
the cleaning intervals depend on:
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intensity of use.
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Heating habits.
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Fuel quality.
to ensure a good fire quality, regularly clean the ash pan and
ash grate – if possible after each heating process.
simple cleaning can be performed as required and based on
the degree of soiling.
6 "6.3 simple cleaning" (page 43).
the annual cleaning, which includes dismantling and
reinstalling unit components must be performed once a year.
if necessary (e.g. after chimney cleaning or intensive use),
this cleaning process may have to be performed additional
times.
6 "6.4 Annual cleaning" (page 45).
6.3
Simple cleaning
Surfaces
4 Clean the surfaces and door handle with a dry or damp
cloth – do not use a microfibre cloth.
4 Clean the stainless steel surfaces with conventional
stainless steel cleaning agents. Always clean in the sanding
direction.
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