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1
2
Ŏ g. A
Ŏ g. B
Ŏ g. D
4
3
Ŏ g. C
MAINTENANCE
Before performing any maintenance, disconnect the ap-
pliance from the mains.
Regular maintenance is required for the stove to function
correctly.
Any problems resulting from lack of maintenance will im-
mediately void the warranty.
DAILY MAINTENANCE
Operations must be performed when the stove is off, cold
and unplugged from the power supply
• Cleaning must be carried out with a vacuum cleaner. (see
optional extras page 52).
• Open the door, extract the fi re box (1 - fi g. A) and tip the
residue into the ash drawer (2 - fi g. B).
• DO NOT EMPTY THE RESIDUE OUT INTO THE PEL-
LET HOPPER.
• Pull the ash drawer (2 - fi g. b) out and empty it into a non-
fl ammable container (the ash may still have some parts that are
hot and/or embers).
• Vacuum out the inside of the fi re box, fi re grate, and space
around the fi re box, into which the ash falls.
• Remove the fi re box (1 - fi g. A) and remove any encrustation
using the brush provided, clearing any clogging in the holes.
• Vacuum the fi re box, clean the contact edges between the fi re
box and its seating.
• Clean the glass, if necessary (when cold).
Never vacuum hot ash, it can make the vacuum cleaner
breakdown and represents a fi re risk.
ATTENTION:
MAKE SURE THE ASH TRAY IS CORRECTLY POSI-
TIONED IN ITS HOUSING
WEEKLY MAINTENANCE
• Clean the combustion chamber (with brush).
• Vacuum the hose located near the electrical resistance (3 -
Fig. C).
• Remove the ceiling (4 - fi g. d) and tip the residue into the ash
drawer (2 - fi g. B).
• Clean the combustion chamber and the smoke-extraction fan
compartment.
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