Kalfire G Series User Instructions page 25

the glass. This can lead to permanent
contamination.
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Clean the glass after the first use of
the fireplace and clean the glass re-
gularly in the initial period.
•
Wear (rubber) gloves when cleaning
the glass; fingerprints are particular-
ly noticeable on anti-reflective glass.
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Use water and a soft cotton cloth,
chamois leather
or a microfibre cloth.
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Use neutral glass detergent only:
water solution with neutral or light
alkaline detergent without additives
or abrasive substances. The accep-
table share of ammonia and solvents
that are organically soluble in water
must be smaller than 5%.
Never use the products below!:
toilet cleaners
hydrochloric acid
bleach domestos
benzene, hexane or petroleum-based
solvents
scouring powders, abrasive materials,
steel wool, scrubbing or scouring pads,
scrapers, razor blades, paper, ceramic
stove cleaners
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Carefully clean the glass: use suffi-
cient moisture, avoid pressure and
rub the substance from top to bot-
tom, to prevent cleaning detergent
to remain on the glass.
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Continuously dry the glass comple-
tely using the cloth.
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When using a vacuum lifter to remo-
ve the door, the suction cup rubber
must be clean in order to prevent
damage to the coating.
The table below lists the types of pro-
ducts never to be used when cleaning
the anti-reflective glass:
The glass coating can be damaged by:
alkaline detergents or detergents with high
levels of ammonia
acids
chlorine or sodium hypochlorite detergents
solvents
Aggressive cleaning materials