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Display informations

Alarm signals

OFF

The stove is off.

21:10

22°C    

P-1

OFF

14:35

21°C     

P-2

START

14:35

21°C     

P-2

LOAD

pellet

14:35

21°C     

P-2

FLAME

LIGHT

15:18

21°C     

P-3

WORK

(5)

16:40

22°C    

P-2

CLEANING

FIRE-POT

START

The stove is switching on. 
Resistance and smokes extractor 

are on.

21:10

22°C    

P-1

OFF

14:35

21°C     

P-2

START

14:35

21°C     

P-2

LOAD

pellet

14:35

21°C     

P-2

FLAME

LIGHT

15:18

21°C     

P-3

WORK

(5)

16:40

22°C    

P-2

CLEANING

FIRE-POT

LOAD PELLET

The stove starts loading pellets in 
the brazier. 
Resistance, smokes extractor and 

gear motor are on. 

21:10

22°C    

P-1

OFF

14:35

21°C     

P-2

START

14:35

21°C     

P-2

LOAD

pellet

14:35

21°C     

P-2

FLAME

LIGHT

15:18

21°C     

P-3

WORK

(5)

16:40

22°C    

P-2

CLEANING

FIRE-POT

FLAME LIGHT

The stove starts loading pellets in 
the brazier. 
Smokes  extractor  and  gear  mo-

tor are on.

21:10

22°C    

P-1

OFF

14:35

21°C     

P-2

START

14:35

21°C     

P-2

LOAD

pellet

14:35

21°C     

P-2

FLAME

LIGHT

15:18

21°C     

P-3

WORK

(5)

16:40

22°C    

P-2

CLEANING

FIRE-POT

CLEANING FIRE-POT

The stove is cleaning the brazier. 
The smokes extractor is working 
at its max. speed and the pellets 

loading is minimal. 

21:10

22°C    

P-1

OFF

14:35

21°C     

P-2

START

14:35

21°C     

P-2

LOAD

pellet

14:35

21°C     

P-2

FLAME

LIGHT

15:18

21°C     

P-3

WORK

(5)

16:40

22°C    

P-2

CLEANING

FIRE-POT

WORK

The  stove  is  working,  in  this  case 
with  working  power  3.  Detected 
room temperature is 21°C. Smokes 

ventilator, gear motor and room 

ventilator are on during this phase.

21:10

22°C    

P-1

OFF

14:35

21°C     

P-2

START

14:35

21°C     

P-2

LOAD

pellet

14:35

21°C     

P-2

FLAME

LIGHT

15:18

21°C     

P-3

WORK

(5)

16:40

22°C    

P-2

CLEANING

FIRE-POT

Regular checks should be carried out by the user, who should only contact the Authorized Assistance Center 
if no solution is found.

In the event of a working defect, the system informs the user about the type of failure occurred.
The following table summarises the alarms, kind of problem and possible solution:

Upper

Display

Lower

Display

Kind of failure

Solution

AL 5

The cannot start up
This is the first light-up

Fill in the tank with pellets
Start up again

AL 6

NO

PELLET

The pellet stove switched off while  work-

ing

Fill in the tank with pellets

AL 2

PROBE

EXHAUST

The smokes sensor is broken or not 
connected to the pcb

Contact an Authorized Assistance Center

AL 7

SAFETY

THERMAL

The stove is overheated

Reset the thermostat manually. If the problem persists, 

contact an 

Authorized Assistance Center.

COOL

FIRE

There is no power supply

As soon as the power supply is back, the stove starts a cool-
ing cycle. After completing the cycle it starts working auto-
matically

AL 4

FAN

FAILURE

Smokes extractor blocked or broken

Contact an Authorized Assistance Center

AL 8

FAILURE

DEPRESS

Obstructed flue

Clean the flue or check there are no obstructed grids near the 
smokes exhaust

SERVICE

The stove has worked for 1300 hours. 
Supplementary maintenance required

Contact an Authorized Assistance Center

Summary of Contents for Denia 14

Page 1: ...INSTALLER USER MANUAL For Denia 14 14D Mia 16 16D...

Page 2: ...e door handle sides can reach high temperatures There fore pay attention and use the proper precautions above all in the presence of children elderly or disabled persons and animals Assembly must be p...

Page 3: ...for accidents deriving from the partial or total lack of observance of the instructions contained herein We decline every responsibility derived from improper use of the stove from incorrect use by t...

Page 4: ...ance Do not use the stove as a ladder or scaffold Do not put clothes to dry on the stove Any clothes hangers and suchlike must be kept a suitable distance from the stove Risk of fire Carefully explain...

Page 5: ...its weight If walls are flammable maintain a minimum distance of 20 cm at the rear A of 30 cm at the side B and 100 cm at the front If the room contains objects which are believed to be particularly...

Page 6: ...nless steel pipe must not be used At the bottom of the flue pipe provide an inspection cap to allow periodic checking and cleaning which must be done annually Make a gas tight connection to the flue p...

Page 7: ...of type and must be above the ridge Eventual structures or other obstacles that are higher than the chimney cap must not be too close to the chimney cap itself The device should not be installed in th...

Page 8: ...nothermostat 1 2 3 SET 4 5 6 This signalises that the automatic single or daily switching on or off of the stove is on The automatic programming can be set only using the remote control Resistance ind...

Page 9: ...8 88 175 495 50 Air Intake 8 0 S m o k e O u t l e t 80 Channeling If Any 1020 1084 269 296 457 30 Theremotecontrol Fig 3 usedtoadjustwatertemperature power and the on off functions for the pellet sto...

Page 10: ...00 0 5 0 4 400 120 2 1 5 4000 2000 1 1 2 2000 1000 DA A 2 5 3 5 OLTRE CAMPO TOLLERANZA LUNGH LATO CORTO 3 FINO A 10 2 DA 10 A 50 1 DA 50 A 150 30 OLTRE 150 A A A A A DA DA DA DA DA 36030 San Vito di L...

Page 11: ...230 230 Nominal frequency Hz 50 50 Power consumption max W 400 400 Stove weight Kg 135 140 140 145 N Test Report K19052016T1 The pellets are cylinders of compressed wood produced from sawdust and wood...

Page 12: ...erature the display will show MODULATION Stove start up We highly recommend to turn to our Authorized Service Centre for the installation and the first ignition of the device as it not only carries ou...

Page 13: ...buttons 1 and 2 select whether or not to activate the thermostat on off which allows you to program the automatic ignition of the stove Once the thermostat is activated deactivated press button 4 OFF...

Page 14: ...og 2 on off 16 thursday prog 2 on off 17 friday prog 2 on off 18 saturday prog 2 on off 19 sunday prog 2 on off 20 start program 3 hour 21 stop program 3 hour 22 monday progr 3 on off 23 tuesday progr...

Page 15: ...programmes PROGRAMME 1 menu level selection meaning possible values 02 03 02 START PROGRAM 1 activation time time OFF 02 03 03 STOP PROGRAM 1 shut off time time OFF 02 03 04 MONDAY PROGRAM 1 reference...

Page 16: ...5 6 1 and 1 2 3 SET 4 5 6 2 Stand by mode This mode allows the automatic shutdown of the stove once it reaches the temperature set on SET When this happens the stove will wait a few minutes factory se...

Page 17: ...SET key to access the menu to set the speed of your funnel fans 3 Set the speed using the buttons 1 and 2 With key 1 you set the speed of the right fan with key 2 you set the speed of the left fan 4 T...

Page 18: ...tilator gear motor and room ventilator are on during this phase 14 35 21 C P 2 LOAD pellet 14 35 21 C P 2 FLAME LIGHT 15 18 21 C P 3 WORK 5 16 40 22 C P 2 CLEANING FIRE POT Regular checks should be ca...

Page 19: ...irty If the glass is broken do not attempt to light the stove Cleaning the ceramic covering if supplied The ceramic tiling must be cleaned with a soft dry cloth before using a damp cloth Use only neut...

Page 20: ...ttom of the chamber combusione and the compartment that is located below the ash box photo 8 Also clean the brazier and the ash box After completing the cleaning replace the refractory its attachment...

Page 21: ...y per formance It is therefore necessary to clean the fans at least once a year Since said operation requires dismantling several parts of the stove have the fans cleaned only by our Technical As sist...

Page 22: ...ollection compartment Cleaning ash tray Cleaning the door and glass Cleaning the interior heat exchanger smoke fan compartment Cleaning complete exchanger Clean T to exhaust Flue Door gasket ash Inter...

Page 23: ...ion or shuts the stove when the flue gas temperature drops below the preset value Electrical safety the stove is protected against violent surg es of current ex lightnings by the main fuse 4 A which i...

Page 24: ...pted 6 Card defective 1 Check that the power cord is connected 2 Use the switch back to operate it 3 Unplug the stove from the power outlet for about one minute and then turn on If the problem persist...

Page 25: ...se the drawer ashtray 10 Perform periodic cleaning 11 Check the operation of the extractor flue 12 Contact an authorized service center 13 Make sure the place of stowage pellet and re place it with a...

Page 26: ...xhaust fumes Contact your Authorized Service Center 7 Check the quality of the pellets Contact your Authorized Service Center 8 Increase the level in the parameters relating to the speed of the fan ex...

Page 27: ...oreign objects 7 Close the door or replace the gaskets with original 8 Change the type of pellet recommended by the manufacturer Sometimes depending on the type the stage of adjustment of the paramete...

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