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10.10 ASH DISPOSAL
The ash generated through the combustion of natural wood (untreat-
ed) can be used as fertiliser for plants, taking care not to exceed 2.6
kg/10 m
per year.
2
a
The ash must be placed in a metal container with a
sealed lid. Until the embers definitively extinguish,
the closed container must be placed on a non-com-
bustible base well away from combustible materials.
Only once the ash has extinguished may it be dis-
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posed of together with organic waste, while making
sure that there are no inorganic materials in it.
d
Do not throw burning ash into the waste bin.
11 COMPONENT DISMANTLING
11.1 COVERING REMOVAL
STARBOX UP
To remove the covering, proceed as follows:
- use suitable tools to remove any silicone or putty between the
frame and the fireplace lining
- remove the upper fume crown (1) only if the appliance is already
connected to the fume channel
- loosen the fixing screws
- remove the covering (2) and place it on a clean and stable surface
to avoid ruining it.
1
2
To mount the covering, perform the same procedure in reverse order.
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2
x4
x4
Fig. 31
VENUS
To remove the covering, proceed as follows:
- remove the upper fume crown (1) only if the appliance is already
connected to the fume channel
- loosen the fixing screws of the rear plate (2), remove it and place it
on a clean and stable surface to avoid ruining it
- loosen the fixing screws of the upper covering (3) and place it on a
clean and stable surface to avoid ruining it.
1
2
To mount the covering, perform the same procedure in reverse order.
11.2 REMOVING THE FIRE BRICKS
a
Handle the refractory bricks very carefully as they do
not withstand impacts.
To remove the fire bricks, proceed as follows:
- open the door of the appliance, consult the paragraph
door"
- support the upper bricks (2) with one hand, pull the locking profile
(1) towards you to free the bricks and remove them; during the oper-
ation, support the side bricks (3) to prevent them from falling
2
MAINTENANCE
3
x4
x4
Fig. 32
"Opening the
1
2
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