hergom Nature 70 Instructions D'installation, De Service Et D'entretien page 28

5 - EMERGENCY SYSTEM FOR ADJUSTING
COMBUSTION AIR
If there is a very long power cut the Nature
Compact appliance is equipped with a manual
control to open or close the air intake, NEVER
operate without power for extended periods of
time.
This system should be used only in specific cases;
the prolonged operation of the fireplace without
power could damage the appliance.
On the other hand, do not disconnect the appliance
from the power point while it is hot.
ATTENTION! The emergency system has been
designed to adjust the compact appliance before
it is lighted, identifying the position of the control
valve in advance; NEVER manipulate the device
once it is hot as this can cause accidents.
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6 - CLEANING
THE FRONT
Preferably clean when the Fireplace is cold, using a
slightly damp cloth.
THE GLASS PANE
Fireplace window cleaning liquids are effective
products.
Never try to clean the glass while the fireplace is
working. We recommend using HERGOM window
cleaning products.
Replacing: The glass pane in your Fireplace is made
of thermal material, especially manufactured for
log fireplaces. If it should break due to an accident,
it must be replaced by another glass pane with
the same technical specifications.
Distributor to provide you with the appropriate
glass pane, together with instructions on how to
assemble and seal it.
DEFLECTOR
The deflector in the CN 100 model consists of
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two parts placed on a central support. In models
CN 70/80, the deflector consists of one piece
supported on both sides.
Nature 100 Model: Slide the deflector upwards
along the central area as described in the figure,
lift one side more than the other until it can be
manoeuvred out of the two supports and removed
from the fireplace. Pay attention to the vermiculite,
it is very fragile (Fig. 7).
DEFLECTOR
FIG. 7 - Nature 100
Nature 70/80 Model: slide the support towards
the centre as described in the figure; let one side
of the deflector drop and remove it from the
fireplace. (Fig. 8/9).
SUPPORT
FIG. 8
DEFLECTOR
FIG. 9