B.- Joints; C.- Glass - Hergom SHELBURNE Libro De Instrucciones Para La Instalación, Mantenimiento Y Uso

B.- JOINTS

The joints must normally be changed every 2 or 3 seasons of use, depending on the
use of the stove. If the seal on the door is lost, a new joint ensures a suitable seal and
improves the working order of the stove. Contact your supplier for a set of joints for your
stove.
To replace the door joints, proceed as follows:
6. First remove the old joint using a tool or the tip of a knife.
7. Clean all of the joint channels with a wire brush to remove any remains of cement
and fibre.
8. Apply joint cement to the channels
9. Position the new joint in its place on the joint cement without pulling the material.
10. Close the door immediately to press the joint into place to ensure a valid seal.
The following joints must be used:
GLASS: 142 cm in length and 6.5 mm in diameter. (Code J14)
DOOR : 152 cm in length and 10 mm in diameter. Low density, black beading (Code
J381)
ASH PAN: 107 cm in length and 10 mm in diameter. Low density, black beading
(Code J381)
REVERSIBLE SMOKE OUTLET: 107 cm in length and 10 mm in diameter. Low
density, black beading (Code J381)

C.- GLASS

Do not use your stove if the door glazing is broken. Do not hit or slam shut the front
door.
Where necessary, the door glazing can be cleaned with a Hergóm glass cleaner,
which your supplier will provide.
Never try to clean the glass when the stove is working or when the glass is hot.
Most of the particles deposited can be cleaned following the cleaner handling
instruction.
To clean difficult particles, open the door, pull it upwards and remove from the stove,
leaving the turning pins in the door. (Be careful to save the pins and the washers to replace
the door).
Place the door on a table or workbench and apply the cleaner to the glass, leaving it
to work for a few minutes.
Leave the door in a horizontal position to allow the cleaner to penetrate into the
surface of the glass.
Dry the cleaner with a soft cloth.
Important: Hitting or scratching the glass will damage the integrity of the glass.
Do not use knives or steel wool or any other abrasive material as a utensil to clean the
glass.
The glass in the door is ceramic, manufactured especially for use in wood burning
stoves.
Do not use to replace any other glass that is not ceramic glass manufactured for use
in these wood burning stoves. Change the glass through your supplier.
If the door glass breaks, it must be immediately replaced.
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