Routine Cleaning; Daily/Weekly Cleaning; Cleaning Before Each Ignition; Check Every 2/3 Days - ZANTIA CINEA CANALIZÁVEL Manuel D'utilisation Et D'entretien

Cleaning and Routine Maintenance
Flue gas extraction motor
The flue gas extraction motor fixed
to the extraction turbine, placed
at the back of the stove, suctions
and expels flue gas formed in the
combustion chamber. This provides
perfect combustion and improved
heating performance.
Tangential fan
The tangential fan suctions air from
the environment and, pushing it
through the heat exchanger pipes,
restores it to the environment heat-
ed.
Circuit board
The circuit board guarantees cor-
rect operation and the maximum
safety of the stove in managing all
its functions.
Main switch
Electronic component of the stove
consisting of a 4A fuse and an elec-
tronic filter which protect the stove
from electric overloads and electro-
magnetic interference.
Flue gas sensor
The flue gas sensor detects the flue
gas temperature in the extraction
turbine and is triggered when it
reaches 270°C, bringing the stove
to energy-saving mode ( "RIS").
Room sensor
The room sensor is placed at the
back of the stove and detects the
temperature of the room where it is
located.
Glow plug
The glow plug ignites the flame in-
side the brazier. The pellets are lit
when the glow plug overheats and
the air inside the combustion cham-
ber heats up.
Manual rearm thermostat
The thermostat is triggered by de-
activating operation of the auger in
case of tank overtemperature.
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Pressure switch
The pressure switch measures the
negative pressure inside the stove
and, since it is connected to the
pellet loading motor, if this is not
sufficient for proper operation of
the product, the feed is interrupted.
It is a mechanical safety device for
detecting the correct draught of the
flue.
5

ROUTINE CLEANING

The product does not require much mainte-
nance if certified quali y pellets are used.
5.1

DAILY/WEEKLY CLEANING

5.1.1

CLEANING BEFORE EACH IGNITION

Clean all ashes and build-ups in the brazier which could ob-
struct the air vents. If the pellets run out, unburnt pellets could
accumulate inside the brazier. Always empty the brazier from
residue before each ignition.
fig. 32 clean brazier
REMEMBER THAT ONLY IF THE BRAZIER IS POSITIONED
AND CLEANED PROPERLY CAN IGNITION AND IDEAL OP-
ERATION OF YOUR PELLET STOVE BE GUARANTEED.
To clean the brazier efficiently, remove it from its seat and
completely clean all the holes and the grating at the bottom.
When good quality pellets are used, it is normally sufficient
to use a brush to restore the brazier to ideal operating condi-
tions. After a long idle period, using a vacuum cleaner with
a long tube, remove any pellet residue sitting for a long time
as it could have absorbed humidity thus modifying its original
characteristics and becoming unsuitable for combustion.
5.1.2

CHECK EVERY 2/3 DAYS

Clean and empty the ash pan, paying attention to hot ashes.
Only if the ashes are completely cold may you use a vacuum
cleaner to remove them. In that case, use a vacuum cleaner
suitable to vacuum particles of a certain size. Your own experi-
ence and the quality of the pellets will determine the frequen-
cy of cleaning. It is however recommended not to go be-
yond 2 or 3 days. When the operation is finished, reinsert the
ash pan below the bracer making sure it is properly in place.
translated from the original text
All the parts must be cleaned up when the
stove is completely cold and unplugged.
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dirty brazier
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