Cleaning The Window; Cleaning The Heat Exchanger - Eurostove 65 S-line Mode D'emploi

6.3 CLEANING THE WINDOW

The glass is heat resistant but can crack due to rapid temperature changes. There-
fore allow the window to cool down completely before cleaning it. Use ordinary
glass-cleaning spray and cleaning cloths.
6.4 CLEANING THE BRAZIER AND ASH DRAWER
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6.5 CLEANING THE HEAT EXCHANGER

The heat exchanger needs to be cleaned daily with the help of a scraper. Make sure
the unit is switched off and the stove door closed. Move the scraper handle, which
is mounted on the outlet grille (see figure 21) forwards and then back. Repeat this
action 5 or 6 times until you no longer feel any resistance from the scraper.
6.6 CLEANING THE HEARTH
First clean the heat exchanger (see section 6.5, Cleaning the heat exchanger).
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The window in the stove door should be cleaned before every start-up to
prevent soot and ash particles from burning into the glass.
Only clean the glass window when the stove has completely cooled off!
The brazier and ash drawer must be cleaned before each start-up.
Remove the brazier and the ash drawer from the combustion chamber. See
figures 16 & 17.
Clean the ash drawer.
Clean the brazier and its grate with a brush or vacuum cleaner. If the slots
in the grate are blocked, use a pointed instrument to clear them (see figure
18).
Clean the space beneath the brazier and the space under the ash drawer
with a vacuum cleaner.
Open slots and a clean grille in the combustion chamber are of key
importance to the proper burning of the pellets.
Put the brazier and the ash drawer back into the stove. Make sure the bra-
zier is refitted correctly. Make sure the large opening is near the ignition
rod (as indicated in figures 19 & 20). If the brazier is refitted incorrectly, the
stove will not be lit.
Remove the brazier and ash drawer. See section 6.4
Remove the heat shield located at the top of the stove.
a. Push the front of the heat shield upwards (figure 22) to release the fixing
points 2 (figure 23). Then pull the heat shield forwards to release fixing
point 1 (figure 23).