Kalor Ada 28B User Manual page 42

Cleaning exchanger - stove off
Fouling act as insulation and the thicker they are, the lower
the heat that is transmitted to the water and to the structure
generally. Therefore very important to perform the cleaning
of the tube bundle, said exchanger also, to prevent the
fouling of the same and prevent clogging and jamming of
the cleaning device. Pull and push quickly for 5-6 times the
lever so that the springs can remove the soot deposited on
the pipes.
Check every 2/3 days
Cleaning the ash collection compartment
Clean and empty the ash tray being careful with hot ash.
The ash must be completely cold for a vacuum cleaner to be
used to remove it. Only if the ash is completely cold, you can
also use a canister vacuum cleaner suitable for picking up
particles of a certain size.
Cleaning ash and combustion chamber including the spark
plug lead.
Flame-shell cleaning
Cleaning of stainless steel and satin-fi nish surfaces
Normally these surfaces do not need to be treated, but if they do, avoid cleaning them with abrasive materials. For surfaces
in stainless and satin brushed steel we recommend cleaning with a paper towel or a clean dry cloth moistened with a
detergent based on non-ionic surfactants (<5%) A spray glass cleaner may be used.
Avoid contact with skin cleanser and eyes. In case this happens, sprinkle with
plenty of water and contact the nearest medial center.
Cleaning of painted pats
Do not clean the painted parts with wet rags when the unit is in operation or hot to prevent thermal shock to the paint which
may cause it to detach. Do not use abrasive or aggressive products or materials. Clean with damp cotton or paper towels.
The silicon paints used by manufacturer possess technical characteristics that make them resistent to very high temperatures.
There is however a physical limit (380° C - 400° C) beyond which the paint begins to fade or (over 450°) to vitrify; it may then
fl ake and detach from the steel surface. If this happens, it means that temperatures have been reached that are far above
those at which the unit should operate properly.
Do not use abrasive materials or harsh. Clean with damp cotton or paper towels.
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