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Cleaning and service
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Remember that there can be hot surfaces on your boiler if it is recently fired when
you clean and/or make any service work.
Cleaning interval:
1. Loading compartment after 40 hours of firing.
2. Tubes after 40 hours of firing.
2. Tubes with door cleaning after 250 hours of firing.
3. After burner chamber after 30 hours of firing.
4. Fan 2 times/year.
5. Cleaning lambda probe 1 time/year.
6. Air distrubutor secondary air 3 times/year.
7. Combustion chamber after 40 hours of firing.
8. Check the seals 1/year.
9. Flue connection 1/year.
10. The holes where the primary air is released ,1/year.
Loading compartment
Start by removing the pin (1.) located at the top of
the ceramics. Scrape off the coals and ash down into
the slits in the ceramics. The loading compartment
walls (2.) normally have a thin layer of tar, this is nor-
mal and does not need to be scraped off.
Afterburner chamber and combustion chamber
The afterburner chamber (1.) is located behind the lo-
wer door. It is important to keep it clean for maximum
power and performance. The chamber slides on two
rails under the ceramics tray. Pull out and empty the
chamber from soot and ashes approximately every
third firing. When you do a major cleaning, scrape the
space under the ceramics clean as well as the whole
space where the afterburner chamber is located. Do
not forget to reach all the way into the back where
the ashes from the tubes collect.
Remember to slide the after burner chamber all the way in after cleaning.
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