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Eldningsinstruktion och bruksanvisning Cronspisen 100, 200, 500 ...

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● Because there is a constant flow of air though the tiled<br />

stove, cold room air is drawn in and hot air released, dust<br />

can gather inside the grille under the tiled stove. Therefore,<br />

one should regularly clean under the tile stove.<br />

● Components close to the centre of the fire may need to<br />

be replaced. An example of such a component is the stove<br />

cladding. The life of these components depends on how<br />

much and in what way the tiled stove has been used.<br />

SWEEPING<br />

Sweeping the tiled stove, chimney ducts and chimney<br />

connections should be carried out by a chimney sweep.<br />

In order to access the flue damper and rear connection<br />

the start damper is opened and the soot hatch is removed.<br />

Remove the smoke baffle and remove the vermiculite<br />

panels from the sides of the stove. There are guide baffles<br />

hanging from the edges of the insert in the smoke channels<br />

on both sides of the stove. Unhook the guide baffles<br />

from the insert and remove them. All the ducts inside the<br />

stove can now be accessed. A soot vacuum cleaner is the<br />

best way to remove soot from the bottom of the tiled stove.<br />

Reinstalling the parts is described in the next section.<br />

If a chimney fire occurs or is suspected, the combustion<br />

damper and the door must be closed. If necessary, contact<br />

the fire brigade to extinguish it. The chimney must always<br />

be inspected by a chimney sweep after a chimney fire.<br />

Components in the firebox<br />

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The baffles have the task of guiding the smoke gases down<br />

at the sides. Insert the baffle in the front left side flue.<br />

When the baffle is inserted it is angled slightly and pressed<br />

against the front flue wall so that the spring bends. Insert<br />

the baffle so that the notch is level with the edge of the<br />

hole in the side of the insert. Angle the baffle back so that<br />

it is parallel with the front side and hook it into place on<br />

the edge of the insert.<br />

The baffle must hang from the edge of the insert and lie<br />

against the intermediate wall between the front and rear<br />

flues. The same procedure is used to install the right hand<br />

baffle.<br />

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Insert the rear smoke baffle and position it on the upper<br />

side of the insert. Move it backwards so that it is against<br />

the intermediate wall between the front and rear flues.<br />

Insert the front smoke baffle in the same way and move it<br />

against the front intermediate wall.<br />

Fix the holders to the vermiculite sheets and install the<br />

sheets on the sides. Slid the sheets as far forward as possible<br />

to the front side of the insert so that the air intake at<br />

the rear is not blocked. Insert the rear vermiculite sheet in<br />

the U profile furthest in. Then stand it vertically on the cast<br />

iron bottom.

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