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If there is a risk of fire spreading (building catching fire), a
powder extinguisher can be used as a last resort solution.
Fire can also be extinguished (suppressed) by slivers of
sulphur.
•
Firemen and a local sweep / sweep master must be
called in all cases.
•
Despite fire extinguishing, the chimney must be watched
for several hours after that as extinguished fire still
radiates much heat.
Installation / Connection
Electric connection – pic. 3
The stove is supplied with a power cable for 230 V 50 Hz electric
connection.
Connection in the back side of the stove is shown in pic. 3.
Power consumption is given in section “TECHNICAL
SPECIFICATIONS“ of these Operating Instructions.
Make sure the power cord is laid properly and does not come into
contact with hot parts.
Make sure the power cable plug is accessible even after stove
installation.
The equipment must be connected as specified on page 8 (pic.
13).
It is necessary to follow the specified furnace and chimney
tube (gas fume exhaust) installation scheme. The pellet stove
and chimney tubes according to our connection and installation
scheme comprise the furnace unit.
Operation
Do not use the stove for cooking. The cover plate openings prevent
equipment overheating - they must not be covered under any
circumstance.
Sufficient air supply must be provided during operation in the room of
installation.
Air needed for combustion
Every process of combustion needs oxygen and air. Air needed for
combustion is usually supplied from the living space for stoves.
The air taken off must be brought to the living space again. Only little
air may flow through very tight windows and doors in modern flats
and houses. Additional ventilation devices in a flat or house (e.g. in
the kitchen or WC) make the situation even more complicated. If no
external air required for combustion can be brought in, ventilate the
room more often to prevent creation of vacuum in the room or poor
combustion.
All the sealing in the gas fume exhaust system must be tightly closed
by
heat-resistant (250°C) stove glue (not cemented).
At regular intervals, check the gas fume exhaust system if clean (or
have it checked).
Do not put any flammable items near the stove when the
product is in operation (minimum distance from the stove front
being 100 cm).
The combustion chamber door must not open during operation
and the respective writing must not be damaged or missing.
Using other fuels than pellets is
prohibited
.
It is strictly prohibited to remove the protective grid in the pellet
container.
Remove any unburnt pellet remains before you re-heat the
stove.
Make sure the combustion grate (pic. 2) is fitted properly.
The ventilation openings in the door must be clean (pic. 12).
Fill the container with pellets (pic. 11).
Close the furnace door and the pellet container flap and turn the
stove on using the main switch (pic. 3).
CAUTION
: The maximum level for stock operation is 3 for the first
heating and when the stove has not been used for a long time. A too
high temperature in the first heating operation can cause damage to
insulation (Vermikulite). The stove can be operated in a usual
manner approximately after 2 hours.
Control panel (pic. 8)
1. Operational readiness indicator
2. Failure indication
3. ON/OFF
button
4. More button:
This button is used to select the following options:
a) Manual mode:
defined as a standard method of setting. No
setting can be performed in the warming-up phase. After ignition,
the user can set the heating power using button 9 (increase) and
10 (reduction). After pressing button 10, the heating power will
be reduced, resulting in reduced consumption of pellets per
hour. On the other hand, after pressing button 9, the heating
power and pellet consumption will increase.
b) Temperature mode:
defined as temperature.
After the start-
up phase, the required temperature can only be set by pressing
buttons 9 and 10. All the other setting will be performed
automatically.
c) Weekly mode:
Up to 4 various starting and stopping times
can be set for various temperatures for one day.
Weekly mode –
this mode includes the heating and rest phases.
5. Timer button:
Switch-off time presetting. After being switched, the mode
appears on the display. Up to 7 hours of operation can be set
before the stove automatically turns off. Week programming is
necessary for that purpose.
6.
Keep button (Halten-Taste)
: The current operation can be
prolonged by pressing this button. The function will be
deactivated by pressing the button again. Possible in the weekly
operation only.
7
.
SET button:
To restore some details set earlier, including the current date
and time in hours, temperature units and the technical menu,
press the SET button.
8
.
Back button (Zurück)
Press this button to leave the current submenu. Times of current
date being on and off can be inquired in the weekly mode.
9.
Up button (Aufwärts):
Used to select various options.
10.
Down button (Abwärts):
Used to select various options.
Note
: Pressing buttons 9 and 10 for 3 seconds at the same time
will activate button blocking.
The function will be deactivated after pressing the button again.
11
.
Display
: shows the current operating mode and other settings.
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