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PRODUCT INFORMATION, INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE
- using a vacuum cleaner suitable for cleaning ash, remove all the
residue which has deposited on the side walls and in the upper
part of the firebox
- clean the slots (8)
- clean the parts which have been removed and then refit them
in the reverse order in which they were removed
- reposition the side and rear deflectors, making sure that they
are fixed in the slots at the bottom (6)
- reposition the upper deflector above the support pins
- reposition the grate into its original position pushing it towards
the start-up hole
- reposition the grate deflector.
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A suitable ramrod may need to be used in order to re-
move any stubborn deposits.
a
A vacuum cleaner which is suitable for use with ash is
needed when carrying out this type of cleaning oper-
ation.
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To dispose of the ash, please refer to the section " DIS-
POSAL OF ASHES ".
10.10 CLEANING THE SMOKE CHAMBER
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Recommended cleaning frequency: refer to the section
" SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE ".
This operation facilitates an optimal heat exchange and
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better product performance.
Proceed as follows:
- remove the ash drawer (1)
- remove the screw (2) which secures the smoke chamber cover
(3)
- replace the smoke chamber cover gaskets if needed. Contact
your local dealer or the authorized T.A.C. (authorized technical
assistance center).
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- lift the element slightly and remove it by pulling it towards you
- use a vacuum cleaner to remove any ash and carbon deposits
which may have accumulated in the smoke chamber, taking
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care not to damage the blades of the extractor fan
- close the smoke chamber reversing the order of operations.
a
A vacuum cleaner which is suitable for use with ash is
needed when carrying out this type of cleaning oper-
ation.
i
To dispose of the ash, please refer to the section " DIS-
POSAL OF ASHES ".
10.11 CLEANING THE EXTRACTOR FAN
Any dust or ash deposits on the smoke extractor fan blades may
result in the fans becoming noisy when the appliance is in opera-
tion. It must be cleaned.
i
Recommended cleaning frequency: refer to the section
" SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE ".
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