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MIN/REDUCED OUTPUT
Adjust the controls according to the table (*)
Do not operate the appliance in slumber mode for long periods of
time. This can cause the flue and hearth to become clogged.
After operating at reduced output, always burn a full load of
firewood at nominal output.
IN THE EVENT OF AN INCIDENT
In the event of an incident in the room (chimney fire, fire in the
hearth, very strong winds...), quickly close the door and shut-off
the hearth controls. Do not pour water into the hearth. Call the
fire brigade.
6. MAINTENANCE - RECOMMENDATIONS
ASH REMOVAL
Wait until the appliance is cold.
- Clean the hearth's removable grate.
- Regularly empty the ash box. The build-up of ashes
hinders the air flow under the grid, distorting the flow and
affecting combustion.
- Refit the ash box and grate before putting in a new load of
wood.
MAINTENANCE OF THE FAÇADE
Do not use water, solvents or abrasives (not even lightly) to
freshen up the appearance of the door frame, use only a soft,
dry cloth.
CLEANING THE GLASS
Clean the glass when it is cold, with a damp cloth. The air
sweep system keeps the glass clean as possible. However,
during normal operation, there may be a slight darkening in
some areas of the glass. In slumber mode, the air sweep is less
efficient.
SOOT REMOVAL
The legislation provides for 2 chimney sweeps a year (including
one during the heating period) to be performed with mechanical
means.
Keep the documents signed by the company responsible for
this work as proof that this has been done.
After cleaning the flue, replace the smoke baffle. Before using
the hearth again, check that all the parts are in place.
YEARLY MAINTENANCE
Before each heating season, clean the hearth thoroughly and
check that the appliance's moving parts operate correctly.
7. AFTER-SALES SERVICE
The appliance has parts that are subject to wear and tear and
should be checked during the annual maintenance. Your stockist
will supply you with the necessary spares.
When requesting information or spares, you need to indicate the
part number and the serial number of the appliance, which can be
found on the nameplate. Only use the spares supplied by the
manufacturer.
A Ash box
B Façade
C Door
D Hearth plate
E Grating
F Hearth base
G Control knob
H – J – K Fixing plates
L Combustion air collar