Servicing - Jøtul F 470 SHD Series Installation And Operation Manual

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6.5 Exterior maintenance
Painted products may change colour after several years' usage.
The surface should be cleaned and brushed free of any loose
particles before new paint is applied.

7.0 Servicing

Warning! Any unauthorised changes to the product are illegal!
Only original spare parts may be used!
7.1 Service/replacing parts in the burn
chamber
NB: Use tools with great care! The vermiculite plates may be
damaged if treated roughly.
Fig. 25
1. Lift the ash retainer (Fig. 25 A) up and out.
2. Slide or tap the lower exhaust deflector (Fig. 25 B) out of the
key hole (Fig. 25 C). Hold it while doing this so that it does
not fall down.
3. Pull the baffles (fig. 25 D) forwards, lift slightly, tilt and lower
them down.
4. Be sure to note the position of the exhaust deflectors (Fig. 25 E)
before removing them to ensure that they can be fitted back
into exactly the right places. Take hold of the pin (Fig. 25 F) on
the underside of the exhaust deflectors. Lift them up slightly
and then sideways before lowering them.
5. Lift the front side burn plates (Fig. 25 G) up and out.
6. Take hold of the upper part of the back side burn plates (Fig. 25 H)
and turn them in towards the middle of the burn chamber.
Then pull them out.
7. Pull out the back burn plate (Fig. 25 I). When fitting it back
into place, check that the gasket on the back burn plate is
securely attached.
8. Lift out the riddling grate (Fig. 25 J) (can be done first when
it needs replacing). Make sure that the slot on the riddling
grate is against the bar under the inner bottom plate when
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it is fitted back into place.
9. Lift and move the inner bottom plate (Fig. 25 K) out.
10. Hold the upper air duct (Fig. 25 L) up at the front edge while
loosening the screw (Fig. 25 M). Use a ratchet with a 13 mm
socket and an extension piece. Tilt the air duct downwards
when the screw is loose. This can also be done after point 6.
There are gaskets at both the front and back of the air duct.
Glue new gaskets on before fitting it back into place.
11. When refitting, follow the same procedure in reverse order.
7.2 Replacing the side plates
Aluminium or glass sides
1. Undo the screws (Fig.15 A) holding the brackets on the top.
Lift the brackets up and remove the side plates. If the stove
has a smoke outlet on the top, the top plate can be raised and
turned to make it easier to get at the screws (A).
2. If necessary, insert new sides as described in Chapter 4.4.
Cast iron and soapstone side panels
1. Remove the screws (Fig. 6 A) that are underneath holding the
sides in place at the bottom.
2. Loosen the screws (Fig. 15 A) holding the sides on the top. Lift
off the sides. If the stove has a smoke outlet on the top, the
top plate can be raised and turned to make it easier to get
at the screws (A).
3. If necessary, insert new sides as described in Chapter 4.4.
7.3 Replacing glass and gaskets in the door
Fig. 26
1. Open the door and unhook the spring (Fig. 26 A) from the
clip (Fig. 26 B).
2. Lift the door off the hinges. Make sure that the washer under
the lower hinge (Fig. 26 C) does not get lost.
3. Place the door face down on a soft material.