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HDG Navora Manual - Euroheat

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5 Cleaning and maintaining the <strong>HDG</strong> <strong>Navora</strong> – How to proceed<br />

Tightness<br />

When reinstalling the oxygen sensor, make sure it is firmly<br />

tightened.<br />

Use a pipe wrench to tighten the union nut (1). Do not over tighten!<br />

Never tighten the oxygen sensor by the shaft body.<br />

✓ The oxygen sensor is clean.<br />

Inspecting and cleaning the flue gas sensor<br />

1. Allow the fire in the boiler to burn out.<br />

The operating status of the <strong>HDG</strong> <strong>Navora</strong> must be indicated with<br />

“Heat production off” in the display of the <strong>HDG</strong> Lambda<br />

Control.<br />

✎ See section “4.1 Overview of the controls and display<br />

components” in chapter “4 Using the <strong>HDG</strong> <strong>Navora</strong> Wood Boiler”.<br />

Caution!<br />

Danger of burns from hot surfaces.<br />

The surfaces of the boiler can be hot. Even when turned off, they<br />

only cool down slowly.<br />

Do not start with the maintenance work until the surfaces have<br />

cooled down.<br />

2. Using light pressure, rotate the flue gas sensor (1) downwards<br />

one quarter turn in an anticlockwise direction.<br />

1<br />

2<br />

Figure 5/10 - Cleaning the flue sensor<br />

3. Pull the flue sensor (1) out of the holder (2).<br />

4. Clean the sensor.<br />

5. Reinstall the flue sensor (1) in reverse order.<br />

✓ The flue sensor is cleaned.<br />

© <strong>HDG</strong> Bavaria GmbH 06/2008 <strong>HDG</strong> <strong>Navora</strong> 20/25/30 with <strong>HDG</strong> Lambda Control 1 - V 2 - en<br />

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