5.5.
Cleaning of the gas outlet circuit. Always with the boiler disconnected. (Very important).
For an optimal cleaning of the extractor's collector, it is recommended to dismantle the extractor itself in
order to have full access to this zone for a better cleaning. Once the extractor is dismantled, clean it with a
dry brush and be careful with the turbine and structure.
When reassembling the exhaust it is COMPULSORY to replace the exhaust joint with a new one as you run
the risk of gas entering in our home.
Exhaust circuit extractor.
Ceramic fiber joint (replace).
Exhaust circuit extractor.
Ceramic fiber joint (replace).
5.6.
Dismantling and cleaning of gas outlet pipes.
When mounting the gas outlet pipeline, make sure it is well assembled, preferably sealed with silicone. If the
pipe has sealing joints, you must verify its good condition and replace it if necessary.
5.7.
Empty the hopper to take remaining pellets out to avoid pellets absorb humidity.
5.8.
Review the fireplace door joints.
Review in detail any imperfections which may cause an air inlet. Replace them if necessary.
5.9.
Cleaning of dirt which may be accumulated on the inside of the boiler (lower part, components, etc.). You
can access to it by the rear of thereof.
5.10. Cleaning of the pellets drop tube.
Use the brush provided by ECOFOREST to remove the dust until the end of the tube.
5.11. To ensure the proper operation of the safety valve, it must be discharged at the end of each season or once a
year. To manipulate the discharge tab, the rear grille should be removed from the boiler. Once you have
access to the tab, lift it and check that discharge occurs. Warning: The discharge valve must be connected to
a drain trap and the water passage must be visible.
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