15.3 MAINTENANCE
The maintenance operations must be performed by an authorized operator who will have to:
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carefully cleave the stove;
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check the sealing of the gaskets;
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check the opening mechanism.
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check the wear state of the elements.
15.3.1 Servicing and cleaning the fume exhaust duct
To be performed at least once a years or every 40 quintals of burnt fuel.
Incrustations, once they reach a thickness of 5-6 mm, may catch fire if there are sparks or high temperatures.
In case of failure to clean or inadequate cleaning, the stove may have problems in operating properly such as:
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poor combustion;
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blackening of glass;
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poor draft with smoke entering the room.
15.4 WHAT TO DO IF THE STOVE DOES NOT WORK
15.4.1 Problems lighting the fire
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Open the primary air and the smoke register
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Use well-dried wood
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Check that the flue pipe is suitable for the stove being used;
15.4.2 Smoke comes out of plate
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Check that the primary air register is open
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Check that the chimney connection has no leaks
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Check that ashes and combustion residues are not clogging the discharge duct or the grille
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Insufficient draught
15.4.3 Glass gets dirty too quickly
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Damp wood: use well-dried wood (15% relative humidity)
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Check that ashes and combustion residues are not clogging the discharge duct or the grille
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Unsuitable fuel
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Too much fuel
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Insufficient draught (see connection and flue pipe)
15.4.4 Condensation in combustion chamber
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The first few times the stove is lit, it is normal for condensation to form, since the cladding materials contain humidity
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If the problem persists, make sure the wood being used is not damp or poorly seasoned
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Check that the chimney is not too large and whether the fire heats it all the way to the top;
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