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Carefully clean all
accessible parts.
Put back the rear plate Put back the
screw
Put back the ashtray and the
brazier.
Cleaning the window
The glass is self-cleaning: while the stove is in operation, a veil of air flows along its surface, limiting the deposit of ash and
dirt. However, after a few hours a grayish patina will form, which can be cleaned o when the stove is turned o for the first
time. The blackening of the glass also depends on the quality and quantity of pellets used.
The glass must be cleaned when the stove is cold with non-aggressive products intended for this purpose. When this opera-
tion is carried out, always check the condition of the seal and replace it if necessary.
A very eective way to clean the glass: dampen a cloth, dip it in the ash, and use it to clean the glass. Then wipe with a dry
cloth.
Cleaning the outer parts
To clean the metal parts of the stove, use a soft cloth moistened with water. Never use alcohol, diluers, petrol, acetone or
other degreasers.
Annual maintenance
A maintenance must be carried out once a year by a specialized technician. This must include:
• Control and cleaning all fans
• Cleaning the smoke evacuation circuit
• Cleaning of all electromechanical components
• Cleaning the heat exchanger
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Monthly cleaning
More in-depth cleaning of the combustion chamber is necessary once a month. The scraper makes it possible to take o the
soot accumulated on the thermal exchange pipes.
Carry out daily cleaning operations to
Remove the screw
with a hexagonal
key.
Lift the rear plate and tilt it to extract it from the
stove.
Insert the scraper between the tubes
and rotate it
Scrape the back of the
tubes to loosen the soot
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