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10.2 CLEANING OF THE CLADDING
The ceramic cladding (if present) must be cleaned with a soft and dry
cloth. In the event of more stubborn dirt, use cleaning products suited
to ceramic or concentrated products for porcelain stoneware, capable
of removing stains caused by oil, ink, coffee, wine, etc..
d
Avoid wetting the hot ceramic surface with cold wa-
ter as the thermal shock could cause the ceramic to
break.
10.3 CLEANING OF PAINTED METAL PARTS
To clean the outer parts made of painted metal, use a soft cloth
dampened with water.
d
Do not clean metal parts with degreasing or abrasive
substances such as methylated spirits, thinners, pet-
rol or acetone.
If these substances are used, the manufacturer de-
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clines all responsibility for any resulting damages.
l
Any shade variations of metal parts can be ascriba-
ble to improper use of the product.
10.4 OPENING THE DOOR
a
During normal operation of the appliance, the door
must ALWAYS remain shut. It can only be opened
once the appliance is switched off and has cooled
down.
To open the appliance's door, proceed as follows:
- grip the handle and push it upwards
- open the door.
It will now be possible to clean the inside of the glass or perform
cleaning and maintenance on the inner part of the appliance.
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10.5 CLEANING THE GLASS DOOR
l
Recommended cleaning frequency: consult the para-
graph
"Scheduled
The glass panel of the door must be cleaned using a damp cloth or a
detergent specifically formulated for glass-ceramic.
d
Do not use abrasive sponges or materials that can
scratch or ruin the glass, as any scratches could
evolve into cracks or ruptures.
Avoid wetting and cleaning the hot glass surface
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with cold water as the thermal shock could cause
the glass to break.
10.6 FIRE BED CLEANING
l
Recommended cleaning frequency: consult the para-
graph
"Scheduled
Before proceeding with the cleaning operations, any
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unburned pellets left in the brazier must be removed.
Consult the paragraph
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the ash.
TOOLS TO BE USED; ash vacuum device equipped
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with a fine-mesh filter in order to prevent part of the
ash from being blown into the room.
d
Do not use abrasive sponges or wet cloths and do
not place the surfaces in direct contact with the pipe
of the ash suction device.
Do not use water to clean the inside of the combus-
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tion chamber.
To clean the fire bed, proceed as follows:
- open the door of the appliance –, consult the paragraph
the
door"
- use a suitable vacuum cleaner to remove the combustion residues
and any ash left inside and outside the fire bed.
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MAINTENANCE
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maintenance".
"Ash
disposal" to dispose of
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