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Congratulations on your new wood stove, we are confident that you will be more than satis-
fied with your new Heta stove. Especially if you follow the following advice and instructions. 
The Green 250 pellet stove is approved under EN 14785.
These approvals are your guarantee as a consumer that the pellet stove meets a number of 
specifications and requirements which confirm that the stove is made of high-quality mate-
rials, that it is economical to use, and it is not harmful to the environment.
Please read these instructions for use carefully prior to installation and operation to avoid 
personal injury or damage to building parts or the product itself.

Heta A/S

Jupitervej 22, 
DK-7620 Lemvig
Phone: +45 9663 0600
E-mail: heta@heta.dk

Copyright © 2014 
Heta is a registered 
trademark of Heta A/S

08.06.2022

0037-1795 Version 1,0

Printed in Denmark
Subject to printing errors 
and changes.

Operating Instructions Contents

 
 

Before installation ............................................................................... 3

1. 

Operating instructions ........................................................................ 5

 

Before using ....................................................................................... 5

 

Filling of wood pellets ........................................................................ 5

  

First firing ........................................................................................... 5

  

Lighting............................................................................................... 5

 

Manual pellet feeding ......................................................................... 5

 

Wood pellets  ..................................................................................... 5

  

Display ................................................................................................ 6

 

Menu structure ................................................................................... 6  

 

Menu overview ................................................................................... 7

  

Timer setting .................................................................................... 11

 Settings ............................................................................................ 12
 

Safety systems ................................................................................. 12

2. 

Cleaning and Service ........................................................................12

 

Daily Clening .....................................................................................12

 

Monthly cleaning ...............................................................................13  

 

Semi annually / Annually ...................................................................13

 Vermiculitestone ................................................................................14
 

Service interval ..................................................................................14

 

Ash cleaning ..................................................................................... 15

 

Cleaning interval ................................................................................16

 Troubleshooting ................................................................................17
  

Chimney fire ..................................................................................... 17

 

Stove data table EN 14785 .............................................................. 17

 

Adjustment of the combustion air .................................................... 18

 

Error codes and descriptions ........................................................... 19

 

Wood pellets .................................................................................... 20

 Parts ................................................................................................. 21
 Garantee ........................................................................................... 22

3. 

Installation Instructions .................................................................... 23

Summary of Contents for SCAN-LINE GREEN 250

Page 1: ...1 OPERATING AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS DANISH DESIGN DANISH QUALITY DANISH PRODUCTION www heta dk EN SCAN LINE GREEN 250...

Page 2: ...Jupitervej 22 DK 7620 Lemvig Phone 45 9663 0600 E mail heta heta dk Copyright 2014 Heta is a registered trademark of Heta A S 08 06 2022 0037 1795 Version 1 0 Printed in Denmark Subject to printing e...

Page 3: ...n transport or handling damage of the often heavy stoves can occur It is impor tant that upon receipt check your Heta product completely and report any damage or defects to your dealer The packaging m...

Page 4: ...rk Produk ons r 2016 Produkt beskrivelse Produk onsnummer Afstand l br ndbart materiale bag ovn Afstand l br ndbart materiale side af ovn Afstand l m bel Middel CO emission nominel last ved 13 O2 Midd...

Page 5: ...urfaces 3 Connect the stove to the mains using the supplied cable 4 Set the desired settings using the display See page 6 5 Feed the pellets through as mentioned below 6 Start the stove See page 7 Man...

Page 6: ...only be handled using the appropriate protection Transparent protective film It is recommended that you remove the protec tive film before using the Display to guarantee the best performance of the s...

Page 7: ...enu overview 1 Swipe for at t nde ON Slide to turn on off 2 Justering Power Thermostat Combustion Manuel pellet setting feed Power P3 5 Calibrazione Ventilatore Power level P4 P5 Auto Power level 2 3...

Page 8: ...Thermostat Temperature 40 3 5 10 24 22 23 25 26 Temperature 4 Combustion setting Combustion levels 5 1 2 4 1 3 4 Combustion levels 8 To select room temperature...

Page 9: ...5 Manual pellet feed Manual pellet feed 00 00 Manual pellet feed Manual pellet feed Important The burn pot must be empty for wood pellets before start up See page 5 9...

Page 10: ...anguage Adjusting pellet quantity Only for service technician Brightness Standby brightness Display stand by Screen Saver Control panel address Restart Display Alarm with sound Delete errors System In...

Page 11: ...e three possible programs Start Stop Select the start and stop time for the program 22 C Er52 TIMER DAILY DAILY WEEKLY WEEKDAYS WEEKEND 03 15 04 30 09 00 11 30 21 15 23 30 DAILY Monday Tuesday Wednesd...

Page 12: ...c mode the system selects the com bustion effect In manual mode you select the desired effect yourself Manually set the desired heat level from 1 to 3 or select automatic mode Setting the desired temp...

Page 13: ...flue pipe must be kept free from ash and soot Clean the pipe with a clea ning brush and vacuum the ash room Remove the chimney fan and clean any ash or soot off the housing and blades Cleaning the Pre...

Page 14: ...to remove ash See page 14 To remove all the stones first remove A then C D E F and finally B Fig 4 The stones are put back in reverse order NOTE That the vermiculite stones are a porous material and m...

Page 15: ...2 2 1 4 8 1 3 5 6 7 15 Ash cleaning must be monthly Ash cleaning semi annually or annually...

Page 16: ...y still be partially usable However it will not be fully functional Contact a professional as soon as possible In the event of an error message the error screen will continue to flash and the problem...

Page 17: ...t contribute to the combustion process rather it will reduce the volume of air used for combustion The ef fect on diminishing of the combustion process will be greater the fewer pellets are left in th...

Page 18: ...ow is redu ced and fewer pellets are delivered to the stove This process will normally last for a few minutes when the flames may burn dark yellow or orange until optimal combustion is re established...

Page 19: ...eted contact dealer Er16 Motherboard error messages Fault in the stove s internal communication Disconnect and reconnect the power the oven if it does not help contact dealer Er17 DP flow adjustment e...

Page 20: ...ponent of the wood pel let as moisture helps to ensure a durable pellet and prevent dust Choose a moisture content of 6 8 for the best result ASH CONTENT When you burn wood pellets a residue will oc c...

Page 21: ...008 0058 M6x8 Hexagon socket buttom head screw BN 19 Black 1 2 0008 1002 M6x6 Hexagon socket set screw BN 30 FZB 2 3 0008 2005 M5x10 Hexagon socket head screw BN 610 RF A2 2 4 0008 2304 M4x6 Hexalabul...

Page 22: ...steel burn pot Any damage arising from inappropriate installation and or treatment of the stove and or customer errors Damage caused by incorrect use Freight costs in connection with repairs under th...

Page 23: ...ion instructions 24 General information 24 Placement 24 Safety information 24 Liability 24 Floor 24 The chimney connection 25 Chimney draft 25 External air supply 25 Installation 25 Distance Provision...

Page 24: ...efore installing and lighting the stove If you need further informa tion please contact the dealer from whom you purchased the stove NOTE The stove has extra protection in line with power regulations...

Page 25: ...er if the re is a strong chimney draught over 20 pascals we recommend a draught stabiliser be installed Otherwise the chimney will overrun the flue va cuum pump resulting in too much combustion The st...

Page 26: ...all is made of non flammable material the stove in principle may be placed flush against it We recommend a minimum of 5 cm to facilitate air circulation around the stove If in doubt contact your chimn...

Page 27: ...27 Disassembling soapstone before installation 1 2 1 2 3 1 2...

Page 28: ...Installation of HETA climate Wi Fi Accessory 546 1107 87 601 205 205 90 90 549 1034 979 440 350 127 28 Stovedrawings measurments...

Page 29: ...29 Installation of external fresh air kit External fresh air 80 mm 6000 026126 100 mm 6000 024610 1 3 4 Accessory 2...

Page 30: ...moved the room Flex pipe fixed pipe must be permanently mounted on the fresh air connection the joint must be tight Flex pipes fixed pipes must be mounted on the outside the fresh air connection Conne...

Page 31: ...heat output th nom 95 Useful efficiency at minimum heat output th min 97 Auxiliary electricity consumption At nominal heat output elmax 0 06 kW At minimum heat output elmin 0 04 kW In standby mode elS...

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