klover SOFT 100, Installation, Use And Maintenance, Useful Advice

Page 1: ...ENGLISH SOFT 80 SOFT 100 pellet burning stove INSTALLATION USE AND MAINTENANCE USEFUL ADVICE Main Revision 1 0 FPH_supplement 001...

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Page 3: ...CE Fire resistance A1 Distance from combustible material 200 mm Fuel spillage risk Compliant Emission of combustion products Nominal power Reduced power CO at 13 of O2 0 012 CO at 13 of O2 0 054 Effec...

Page 4: ...NCE Fire resistance A1 Distance from combustible material 200 mm Fuel spillage risk Compliant Emission of combustion products Nominal power Reduced power CO at 13 of O2 0 008 CO at 13 of O2 0 054 Effe...

Page 5: ...LUE AND CONNECTION TO THE SAME 14 STACK 15 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION 16 CONNECTION TO THE ROOM THERMOSTAT 16 DESCRIPTION OF COMPONENTS 17 REMOTE CONTROL 17 SUPPORT PANEL 18 DISPLAY 19 THE MENU 20 INITIAL...

Page 6: ...ailed description of the appliance and its operation instructions for proper installation basic maintenance and points for inspection which must be periodically carried out furthermore it contains use...

Page 7: ...tion The use of poor quality pellets or any other material can damage the appliance s operation voiding the warranty and exempting the manufacturer from all liability Do not use the appliance as an in...

Page 8: ...IN THE SPECIFIC LAWS IN FORCE IN THE COUNTRY WHERE THE MACHINE IS INSTALLED MUST BE OBSERVED NON ROUTINE MAINTENANCE MUST ONLY BE PERFORMED BY AUTHORISED AND QUALIFIED STAFF To ensure the validity of...

Page 9: ...or power supply cable with 2 built in fuses 4A 250V Smoke outlet rear configuration Intake pipe Support panel Wi Fi information MAC address and registration code Safety thermostat with manual reset T...

Page 10: ...6 SOFT 80 SOFT 100 PELLET BURNING STOVE EN Rev 1 0 Overall dimensions SOFT 80...

Page 11: ...7 SOFT 80 SOFT 100 PELLET BURNING STOVE EN Rev 1 0 Overall dimensions SOFT 100...

Page 12: ...PELLET BURNING STOVE EN Rev 1 0 Technical sheet for SOFT 80 connections Description of connections A Intake pipe 50 mm Sb Rear flue gas outlet 80 mm M Su Upper flue gas outlet 80 mm M E Electricity co...

Page 13: ...PELLET BURNING STOVE EN Rev 1 0 Technical sheet for SOFT 100 connections Description of connections A Intake pipe 50 mm Sb Rear flue gas outlet 80 mm M Su Upper flue gas outlet 80 mm M E Electricity c...

Page 14: ...al frequency Hz 50 Flue outlet diameter mm 80 Air intake pipe diameter mm 40 Minimum chimney draught at nominal heat output Pa 10 4 Minimum chimney draught at reduced heat output Pa 9 8 Combustion gas...

Page 15: ...output g s 6 6 Combustion gas mass at reduced heat output g s 3 5 Pellet tank capacity kg 24 Average exhaust flue gas temperature at nominal heat output C 122 Average exhaust flue gas temperature at r...

Page 16: ...MENTS OF THE PLACE OF INSTALLATION Positioning The initial phase for best installation of the appliance is to determine its optimum location the following elements need to be considered The possibilit...

Page 17: ...nd the appliance is on the outside we recommend you make the hole near it at about 20 cm above the ground see example in Fig A If it is not possible to put an air vent in the wall behind the appliance...

Page 18: ...t have a maximum ratio of 1 5 between the sides The chimney must have a constant and unobstructed internal cross section Under no circumstances should the chimney be of a smaller diameter than the app...

Page 19: ...utlet on the appliance a 90 tee should be used with sweeping access and debris collection space When using the rear outlet any horizontal run should not exceed 150mm including the arm of the tee An in...

Page 20: ...r chimney design will provide sufficient draught The outlet from the chimney should be above the roof of the building in accordance with the provisions of Building Regulations Approved Document J diag...

Page 21: ...e vicinity of the flue gas pipe unless they are insulated with suitable materials KLOVER S r l declines all responsibility for injury to persons and animals or damage to objects due to failure to eart...

Page 22: ...e room temperature working power value In SET DUCTING it modifies the value of the frontal fan 3 ON OFF When pressed the first time It switches on the display In work mode Switches the appliance off w...

Page 23: ...ation of the LEDs present on the support panel LED Description Status Action 1 ON OFF Off The appliance is off Flashing The appliance is switching off Lit The appliance is on 2 and 3 POWER STATUS LED...

Page 24: ...er levels 1 3 or 5 With the help of LEDs 2 and 3 Power status it is possible to verify which power level was chosen see LED table Display The remote control display shows information on the appliance...

Page 25: ...down of the appliance is disabled even when the temperature set in SET ROOM is reached The working power will nevertheless be modulated the word MODULATION will appear on the display If enabled the ap...

Page 26: ...ncrease and Decrease are used to modify the selected value Button 4 Set is used to select the next value Button 5 Esc is used to select the previous value Button 3 ON OFF is used to return to the prev...

Page 27: ...the days must be enabled Button 1 Increase is used to enable the selected day Button 2 Decrease is used to disable the selected day Button 4 Set is used to select the next day Button 5 Esc is used to...

Page 28: ...ton 4 Set is used to select the next value Button 5 Esc is used to select the previous value Button 3 ON OFF is used to return to the previous menu Menu 04 Language Allows you to select the dialogue l...

Page 29: ...meaning Display wording Meaning L04 270218 example Code of the firmware loaded in the control unit AIR 1 0 example Code of the firmware loaded in the remote control T SMOKE Indicates the temperature m...

Page 30: ...ow indicates the various items with the relevant meaning Display wording Meaning Values displayed SIGNAL Indicates the value of the Wi Fi signal measured by the reception board 0 to 100 CHANNEL Indica...

Page 31: ...rm with button 4 Set 4 Use button 1 or 2 Increase or Decrease of the remote control to select the channel on which to make the connection without confirming with button 4 Set 5 Simultaneously press an...

Page 32: ...g all the data relative to the previous configuration To reconnect the module to the indicated network go to Menu 08 WIFI STATUS of the remote control select RESET and wait for value 08 Module connect...

Page 33: ...ddress bar https appwifi klover it it login The page of the My Klover Web app will open up click on the Register section in the main menu After completing the registration you will receive a confirmat...

Page 34: ...trical system using the cable provided Set the power ON OFF switch on the rear side of the appliance to on Fill the pellet tank for the initial start up we recommend observing the procedure specified...

Page 35: ...enters the MODULATION economy mode provided that all the other room thermostats or probes if any have been fulfilled also refer to Connection to the room thermostat or to a supplementary room probe Wi...

Page 36: ...pressing button 3 On Off or waiting a few seconds without confirming the set value is not saved During this operation the display will appear as shown below Modifying the fun air speed set point To m...

Page 37: ...re not to be regarded as manufacturing defects If the ignition fails take the pellets out of the brazier only once all the unburned pellets have been removed can a new ignition phase be attempted Any...

Page 38: ...r power restore OFF any OFF CHECK UP any CHECK UP LOAD PELLET any BLACK OUT ALARM FIRE WAIT any BLACK OUT ALARM FIRE WAIT LOAD PELLET any BLACK OUT ALARM FLAME LIGHT Duration Pr48 FLAME LIGHT FLAME LI...

Page 39: ...anomalies contact the Klover authorised Technical Assistance Centre CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE Precautions before cleaning Before carrying out any cleaning or maintenance operations make sure that the...

Page 40: ...o pull out the front rod and then move it forward and backwards to clean off combustion residues from the air exchanger Figure 1 Suck up the residual ash deposited above the flame separator Figure 2 R...

Page 41: ...minate any combustion residues WARNING use suitable ash vacuum devices equipped with a fine mesh filter in order to prevent ash from being blown into the room and damages to the vacuum cleaner We do n...

Page 42: ...e perfect tightness Non routine cleaning Non routine cleaning of the appliance must be done at least every 30 days so as to always guarantee its efficient performance and optimal operation Proceed as...

Page 43: ...ays The pellet tank must be emptied at the end of every season Annual cleaning Annual cleaning of the appliance must be carried out at least once a year so as to always guarantee its efficient perform...

Page 44: ...EN Rev 1 0 Loosen the two screws shown in the picture Figure 14 and dismantle the two RH and LH side panels Figure 15 Remove the cover of the cast iron top Figure 17 by loosening the five screws shown...

Page 45: ...TOVE EN Rev 1 0 Use a pipe cleaner or a vacuum cleaner to remove any dust residues from the cast iron heat exchanger Figure 18 Remove the cast iron heat exchanger Figure 20 by loosening the 4 nuts sho...

Page 46: ...heat exchanger Figure 22 then vacuum the residues Reassemble all the previously removed components making sure that the seals guarantee perfect tightness When tightening the nuts of the cast iron hea...

Page 47: ...g their durability they must not be cleaned using abrasive sponges wet cloths or the tube of the ash vacuum device placed directly in contact with it Remove the flame separator as shown in the picture...

Page 48: ...iance and its components may be impaired The frequency of cleaning of the appliance and flue depends on the quality of the pellets used USE PREMIUM QUALITY PELLETS FOR BEST RESULTS Maintenance Timely...

Page 49: ...ork phase DUCT 1 SPEED S4 Volt 65 225 180 Pr61 M10 03 07 Heat exchanger 2 ducting 1 in power 5 work phase DUCT 1 SPEED S5 Volt 65 225 195 Pr62 M10 03 08 Heat exchanger 3 ducting 2 in power 1 work phas...

Page 50: ...0 Pr19 M10 05 19 Smoke extraction speed in power 2 work phase SMOKE SPEED P2 Rpm 500 2800 1700 Pr20 M10 05 20 Smoke extraction speed in power 3 work phase SMOKE SPEED P3 Rpm 500 2800 1900 Pr21 M10 05...

Page 51: ...10 03 09 Heat exchanger 3 ducting 2 in power 2 work phase DUCT 2 SPEED S2 Volt 65 225 65 Pr64 M10 03 10 Heat exchanger 3 ducting 2 in power 3 work phase DUCT 2 SPEED S3 Volt 65 225 65 Pr65 M10 03 11 H...

Page 52: ...0 Pr19 M10 05 19 Smoke extraction speed in power 2 work phase SMOKE SPEED P2 Rpm 500 2800 1750 Pr20 M10 05 20 Smoke extraction speed in power 3 work phase SMOKE SPEED P3 Rpm 500 2800 1950 Pr21 M10 05...

Page 53: ...CN3 F2 N F1 N FUSIBILE 3 15A 5X20 REL F N SCHEDA ESPANSIONE T055 OPZIONALE M V2 CN4 SCHEDA ESPANSIONE T055 CONNESSA A L023_8 CON I CONNETTORI CN10 CN12 FUN1 FUN2 LEGENDA DISPOSITIVI DI SICUREZZA ALp...

Page 54: ...y note or other fiscally valid document e g receipt stating the name of the seller the product purchased and the date of purchase The Product s components replaced out of warranty by the authorised TA...

Page 55: ...and or damage during transport scratches dents etc including shipments sent free to destination works carried out by unauthorised personnel and any additional damage caused by incorrect interventions...

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