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Cleaning of the pellet boiler stove
The pellet boiler stove requires an easy and detailed cleaning
in order to grant always efficient performances and working.
While you are cleaning the inner parts of the stove, you can
start up the smokes exhauster to avoid ash to discharge.
To activate this function, press the key
key you will read the words "PUL STUF" (cleaning of
the stove) on the display. In order to stop the fan, you just
need to press the key
cleaning phase is completed (255 seconds).
EvERY DAY: remove and clean the brazier (Pict.6)
Pict. 6
FROM TIME TO TIME: clean the exchanger every two
days. When the stove is cold, use the scraper on the front
grid to clean the pipes.
Pict. 7
Deactivated scraper
Remove and empty the ash tray, clean the walls, base and
corners of the stove. It will be easier if you use a vacuum
cleaner with a double filter (pict.9).
Fig. 9
and then the
for a longer time waiting that a
Pict. 8
Activated scraper
Weekly: once a week, open the lower door and unscrew
the two knobs holding the inspection drawer (Pict. 10);
Pict. 10
remove the inspection drawer (Pict. 11), empty it and clean
only the wall and corners using a vacuum cleaner or spe-
cific tools.
Pict. 11
Refit the inspection drawer and tighten up the two knobs
carefully, taking into account tightness. Close back the lo-
wer door.
Cleaning the glass: clean the pyroceram of the central door
using a wet cloth and a bit of ashes; wipe the glass until it is
totally clean. Suitable detergents can also be used.
Do not clean the glass while the pellet boiler stove is
working.
Cleaning the flue: the flue should be cleaned at least twi-
ce a year or whenever required. If there are horizontal sec-
tions, it is necessary to check and remove any ash or soot
deposits before they obstruct the passage of fumes.
CAUTION: if the pellet boiler stove is improperly cleaned
or not cleaned at all, the following operation problems may
occur:
• incorrect combustion;
• glass blackening;
• brazier clogging due to ash and pellet accumulations;
• ash deposits and excessive scales on the exchanger re-
sulting in poor output.
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CAUTION!