Inspecting The Catalytic Converter; Cleaning The Appliance Flue Terminal - Cinderella CLASSIC Manual Del Producto

4.2.4 INSPECTING THE CATALYTIC CONVERTER

Recommended frequency: Every 500 uses.
The catalytic converter is the primary air duct between the incineration chamber and the appliance flue
terminal. Any accumulations of particles in the catalytic converter will reduce the flow rate and the toilet
efficiency, and may be the cause of bad odour. It is therefore important to ensure that the catalytic converter
is open at all times. Any changes in incineration time, incineration efficiency or odour, may be due to dense
catalytic conversion. The best method to easily clean the catalyst is to perform "steam cleaning" as described in
section 4.2.2. You can also inspect the front of the catalyst by removing the ash container and illuminating the
combustion chamber from the inside. Any remaining particles or odours persisting after steam cleaning will have
to be removed by rinsing the catalytic converter with hot water as described in section 5.3.2.

4.2.5 CLEANING THE APPLIANCE FLUE TERMINAL

Recommended frequency: at least every 500 uses.
1. The appliance will have to be disconnected from the flue pipe and power source.
2. Clean the flue terminal with a flexible brush, it is important that you clean both the exhaust pipe and
surrounding venturi all the way back to the fan blades, this to get sufficient air flow.
3. Remove the ash container and clean out any debris in the container.
4. Use a vacuum cleaner to extract the remaining debris in the exhaust pipe and catalytic converter.
5. Reconnect the appliance to the flue pipe and power supply.
6. Install the ash container and front cover.
7. It is recommended that you perform a steam cleaning as described in section 4.2.2 after performing the flue
terminal maintenance.
NOTE!
Clear signs of corrosion or
deformity of the catalytic
converter will indicate that the
catalytic converter must be
replaced. Contact your local service
provider to arrange for service.
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