RIKA INTEGRA II Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 25)

FLUE GAS FAN HOUSING

This maintenance procedure should be car-

ried out dependent on the fire usage and the

fuel used, as frequently as required.

In order to inspect the flue gas fan and to

clean it, remove four screws (see drawing)

and pull the motor out of the housing care-

fully. Remove the flue dust from the fan and

flue gas outlets using a vacuum cleaner.

When closing care must be taken that there

are no leaks.

Only carry out maintenance when the mains

plug of the fire has been removed from the

socket.

Note: All motors have sealed ball bearings.

Lubrication is not required!

FUEL CONTAINER

Do not fill the container up again immedia-

tely but remove residues (dust, chips etc.)

from the empty container using a vacuum

cleaner and the RIKA Ashbox.

DOOR SEAL

The state of the seals on the doors and

glass should be checked from time to time.

Repair or replace the seals dependent on

the state.

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very six months!

FLUE CONNECTION

Inspect and clean the connection. The col-

lected flue dust can have a negative effect

on the fire performance and represent a

safety risk.

AIR SENSOR

The sensor should be maintained and cle-

aned by an authorised service technician.

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Cleaning should be carried out using a

soft brush.

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Ensure the fitting is correct (the print

plate must be at the front).

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Combustion Motor Housing

the combustion fan

Only carry out maintenance when the power

cord has been removed from the wall.

HOPPER

hopper

as needed.

ash from fan and out-

lets using an approved vacuum cleaner.

Replace the combustion motor

gasket as required.

done on a regular basis depending on fuel

quality and amount of useage.

At least once a year, allow your hopper to empty

completely and vacuum out the bottom of the hopper

assembly.

Door Gasket

The condition of the gasket on the doors and

Repair or replace in order to maintain air

tight seal.

Inspect and clean the chimney system.

The collected ash can have a negative

effect on the stove performance and

represent a safety risk.

The air sensor should be maintained and

cleaned by an authorized service technician.

Cleaning should be carried out using a non-

petroleum based electronic spray.

EVERY SIX MONTHS

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