Brazier Cleaning To Be Completed Before Each Ignition; Removing The Flame Trap - Elledi Star 10.2 C Manuel D'utilisation Et D'entretien

PLEASE CAREFULLY FOLLOW THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS FOR A CLEANING! NOT FOLLOWING
THEM MAY BRING ABOUT PROBLEMS RELATED TO STOVE OPERATION

Brazier cleaning to be completed before each ignition

It is necessary to check that the brazier where combustion takes place is well cleaned and that waste or residue does not block the holes.
This will guarantee optimal combustion in the stove over time, avoiding possible overheating that could cause the paint to change colour
or the door to peel, as well as missing stove start-up.
Only a clean and precise brazier can guarantee that the thermo-stove operates optimally. During operation it is possible that deposits may
form that must be eliminated.
It is possible to recognise when the brazier needs to be cleaned! It is sufficient to check visually: cleaning must be daily, before each start-
up. For light cleaning, it is possible to leave the brazier in the stove, but if residues are difficult to remove, it is necessary to remove it from
its seat and scrape the residue.
The ash residue depends on the quality of the pellet used.
Caution: between different bags of pellet, despite being of the same brand there may be differences. These may in fact generate different
combustion conditions and therefore result in different quantities of residue.
Correct daily cleaning will allow the stove to burn in an optimal manner and have a good yield, avoiding malfunctioning that over time would
require intervention on the part of a technician to restore the machine.

Removing the flame trap:

To remove the ash remains from the top of the combustion chamber, the flame trap has to be removed.
To remove the flame trap, lift it up from its seat and rotate it.
Flame trap in its seat
STAR 10.2 C- STAR 12.2 C
Use and maintenance manual
Brazier is cleaned well, with all holes
visible
Brazier requiring cleaning having its
holes blocked by the ashes
Flame trap extracted
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