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with the prepared blinding bottom. You shall thus prevent the leakage of carbon
particles and other contaminants from the chimney to the area where the stove is
located. Then disconnect the fume duct from the stove, clean it from the interior side
using the chimney sweeper and put it to the prepared place. Insert the decorative
rosette to the fume duct placed aside in order not to forget to insert it to the fume duct
during the reassembly.
2.
Lift the inspection cover Fig. 1 - position f) with bare fingers, free it from contaminants,
vacuum clean it and put it to the suitable place.
3.
Lift the top part and put it aside to the prepared place, but turn it with the fumed side
up. Free it from the contaminants and vacuum clean it. Take care not to damage the
seal. At first, roughly vacuum clean the deflector and stainless steel wool (indicator) at
its circumference through the open area of the stove. Then you can free the stainless
steel wool from little hooks and free it from contaminants step by step, part by part.
Put the vacuum cleaned stainless steel wool aside. Vacuum clean the deflector again,
pull it out from the stove holding the grip, complete the cleaning and insert the cleaned
stainless steel wool to the original place.
4.
Gradually free the internal space of the stove from contaminants, vacuum clean and
gradually take out and clean other deflectors in the stove so that the contaminants
would fall down to the interior section of the stove. Thus cleaned deflectors should be
put aside outside the stove, where you can fine clean them using the vacuum cleaner
and a cloth.
5. Vacuum clean such freed interior section of the stove, remember to clean the area of the
stove connection to fume duct. Gross contaminants on the internal wall of the stove
should be removed using a steel brush. If necessary, use torch.
6. Sweep the top section of the furnace using a small broom and vacuum clean it, then follow
with the area at the circumference of the furnace. The contaminants shall all down to
the area under the furnace.
7. With your hand slightly pull out and concurrently slightly rotate the outlet of the furnace, it
is just freely inserted, and it could be done rather easily.
8. Open the loading door; remove the contaminants from the grate section of the stove. Then
insert one hand with a cloth to the stove through the open loading door, clean the
deflector, vacuum clean the internal area of the grate.
9. Now, you can start putting the cleaned parts gradually, but in the reverse order, back to the
stove. That means in the reverse order to the order they were taken out - slightly insert
the stove outlet to the original place and place the individual deflectors to the stove one
by one. All the fume duct connections should be duly sealed and inserted into each
other in a correct way. Then the fume duct should be connected to the stove and
chimney, screw two locking screws. In addition, duly seal the connection of the fume
duct to the stove as well as the connection to the chimney. Finally, put the top section
with a lid to the stove (to its original position). The areas of these parts that are in
contact must be duly cleaned and freed from all contaminants prior to their placement
to the original place.
10. The cleaning of the sucking branch of secondary air:
a. Open the loading door (Fig. 1 - position a). Slightly rotate the protective grill
protecting the ending of the secondary air to the combustion area. Insert the
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