Rika Mexx Instructions - Euroheat
Rika Mexx Instructions - Euroheat
Rika Mexx Instructions - Euroheat
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ENGLISH<br />
8. PROBLEM SOLVING<br />
What to do if ?<br />
Problem Reason Solution<br />
1. Ceramic glass pane<br />
soots up too quickly<br />
2. Fire not pulling<br />
correctly<br />
3. Fire does not start<br />
correctly<br />
4. Stove smells<br />
strongly and is<br />
smoking outside<br />
5. Paint not drying out<br />
6. Flue gas escapes<br />
when fuel is added<br />
and during the<br />
heating phase<br />
➧ Poor draught<br />
➧ Incorrect regulation<br />
➧ Too much fuel<br />
➧ Damp wood<br />
➧ Incorrect fuel<br />
➧ Chimney draught inadequate<br />
➧ Stove is sooted up on the inside<br />
➧ Weather influences<br />
➧ Incorrect starting<br />
➧ Burning in phase<br />
➧ Stove is dusty/sooted up<br />
➧ Burning in phase not<br />
completed properly<br />
➧ Chimney draught too low, flue<br />
gas connection leaking<br />
If you cannot find the correct solution to your problem, then please contact your specialist dealer or<br />
chimney sweep.<br />
14<br />
In principle: From time to time (dependent<br />
on use), each glass pane must be cleaned<br />
with specialised stove glass cleaner (e.g.<br />
Thermohit).<br />
Clarify this with the chimney sweep (if<br />
necessary increase height of chimney or<br />
fit a chimney cap)<br />
Regulation must be carried out as per<br />
the operating instructions using the air<br />
slide (if secondary air is closed, the glass<br />
pane will soot up very quickly, but this<br />
can be burnt off again by correct use)<br />
See item: “Max. Fuel quantities”<br />
See item: “Clean burning”, if necessary use<br />
wood briquettes (these are evenly dried)<br />
The pane will soot up quicker using coal<br />
briquettes than wood briquettes<br />
See: “Brief Heating Information”<br />
See: “Maintenance and Cleaning”<br />
See: “Lighting the fire“<br />
See: “Lighting the fire“<br />
See: “Operation” (hardening of the paint)<br />
See: “Convection air openings”<br />
See: “Operation“ (hardening of the paint)<br />
Check the connection points and reseal<br />
if necessary