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5.
Clean the inner side of the combustion
chamber (B) and the vaporisation chamber
(D) with the front of the shovel.
Note
•
Biodiesel or vegetable oil can
contain heavy metallic compounds
and foreign materials. These
materials stay as a residu when
burned. Therefore it is necessary to
take care when using, cleaning and
maintaining the heater.
•
Wear protective gear when cleaning
the inside of the heater:
•
Respirator for fine particles
•
Rubber gloves
•
Safety goggles
•
Protective clothing
•
Ensure that the holes in the
combustion chamber wall remain
open for combustion air supply.
6.
Remove any soot pieces from the floor of the
combustion chamber.
7.
Clean the fuel supply pipe (O) with a brush
(inner diameter 0.34 inch, see fig. 3.
8.
Install all parts in reversed order.
9.
Install all parts in reversed order.
5.4
Cleaning the flue stack valve (fig. 7)
1.
Remove the bottom cover (B) of the T-piece
(A).
2.
Clean the flue from top to bottom with a flue
brush.
3.
Check the connections for leakage.
4.
Check the flue parts for rust.
Caution
Rust formation indicates that chlorine
containing materials have been burnt.
Chlorine containing materials seriously
damage the heater. This may void your
warranty.
Contact your dealer for instructions on
how to test the oil for chlorine.
Reposition the bottom cover.
5.5
Remove the fuel tank (Fig. 8)
1.
Remove the fuel supply (A).
2.
Take off the connection plate (B).
3.
Take plug (C) from the chassis part.
4.
Pull up the tank lock (D).
5.
Pull the fuel tank (E) from the heater with
care.
6.
Install the fuel tank in reversed order.
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FAULTS
Warning
For all service and adjustments contact
qualified, competent and authorized
persons.
Warning
Switch off the power supply before
carrying out any repairs!
Ensure that the power is switched on,
and the fuel tank is full, before you start
troubleshooting.
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