Hergom HERITAGE Libro De Instrucciones Para Instalación, Mantenimiento Y Uso página 49

The glass in the door is ceramic, made specially for use in wood stoves.
To replace it, do not use any other glass that is not the ceramic glass manufactured for
use in wood stoves. Have the supplier change the glass.
If the glass in the door is broken, it must be replaced immediately.
Contact your supplier for the glass and the parts required for repairing it.
If you repair the glass yourself, use working gloves and safety glasses.
The procedure for changing the glasses and seals is the following:
9. Open the door and draught it upwards, removing it from the stove and leaving the
turning pins in the front (take care to keep the pins and the washers in order to refit
the door).
10. Put the door face down on a flat surface.
11. Apply penetrating oil to the screws of the glass pins. Remove the screws and lift the
clips and the ceramic fibres under them.
12. Carefully lift the damaged glass in the door and throw it away.
13. If necessary, replace the strip of ceramic fibre. Draught it out of its position and clean
the remains well. Apply the special cement for seals and fit the new strip of ceramic
fibre with the dimensions described before.
14. Place the glass on the seal in its position in the door.
15. Refit the glass retention screws and place the corresponding cermic fibres under
them.
16. Refit the door.
2.2.4 - ASH COLLECTION AND ELIMINATION.
The ash will be collected when the stove is cold. Use protective gloves when the ash tray
is hot. Take special precautions when handling, storing or disposing of the ash.
Proceed as follows in removing the ash from the stove:
7. Open the door to the ash tray and shake the ashes to make them fall in the ash tray.
8. Sieve the remaining ashes through the grille with a scraper or another suitable tool.
9. Remove the ash tray from its housing and empty the ashes. The ashes must be
poured out of the ash tray into a metal recipient with a suitable hermetic cover. Do
not place any object or rubbish inside the recipient. Place the top on the recipient and
allow the ashes to cool. Do not leave the recipient on combustible surfaces or vinyl
floors, as it may be very hot.
10. While the ashes are breaking down, put the closed ash recipient on a non
combustible floor or on the ground outside the dwelling, away from all combustible
materials.
11. If necessary, clean the housing of the ash tray.
12. Refit the ash tray, pushing it right into its position, make sure that it is properly in
place.
Otherwise, the ashes may be eliminated with a spade through the side or front door.
The ahses must be kept in the closed recipient until all the cinders are completely cold.
NEVER put the ashes in a wooden or plastic recipient, in paper or plastic bags, no matter
how long the fire has been out. The cinders in the bed of ashes keep their heat for a long time
when removed from the stove.
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