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Cleaning the glass (daily)
Clean the glass every day with a damp sponge or paper towel
(F
. 39-40). If the glass becomes dirty with black fume, the burn
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pot is probably dirty or the combustion air must be increased.
Be careful not to use overly aggressive products to avoid ruining
the paint. Never spray detergents directly onto the parts to be
cleaned (F
. 41).
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If the stove requires more frequent and deeper cleaning, check
the flue draught performance and the chimney cap. A windproof
chimney cap is strongly recommended.
9.
Cleaning the cladding (as necessary)
Only use neutral water-based detergents to clean the cladding
with a damp cloth (F
. 42-43). Never spray detergents directly
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on painted cladding parts (F
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Use of abrasive and/or corrosive chemical products can damage
the painted parts and are reason for invalidation of the warranty
on these parts.
No claims can arise concerning the colour variations of the
painted surfaces, especially if the different materials and finishes
are subject to different temperatures, as they depend on the
natural characteristics of the materials and relative use of the
product.
10. Pellet tank opening and cleaning
Apply light pressure to lift the pellet hopper cover, pulling
upwards, to release the magnet closure (F
Once burned 20 bags of pellets (300 kg), it is advised to empty out
the pellet tank and check there is no residual sawdust stacked at the
bottom.
Clean carefully the bottom of the tank by means of a vacuum cleaner.
In case of a long period of disuse, eg in summer, empty out the pellet
tank as well as the screw conveyor.
Remember that the use of quality fuel is essential to ensure the best
operating conditions for the product, preventing the mechanical action
of the load auger from turning them into sawdust.
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