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The stove is not receiving electrical power (led
indicator not lit)
The power cable could be damaged or else could be disconnected
frok the electrical outlet
The fuse inside the circuit board may have burnt out (in this case,
request technical assistance)
Repeated failed ignitions take place
The combustion chamber may not have been subjected to regular
maintenance (see section 5.1.3.4)
The ignition heating element or smoke temperature sensor may have
malfuncioned (in this case, request technical assistance)
The ventilation is not working
The fan may be blocked or malfunctioning (in this case, request
technical assistance
The burner is being filled with too many pellet
(with pellet overflowing)
The door's seal may be worn or damaged
The holes in teh burner may be blocked by deposits (see section
5.1.3.4)
The stove may not have been subjected to regular maintenance (see
sections 5.1.3 and 5.2)
There may not be sufficient combustion air (if the problem still
persists after cleaning the stove, request technical assistance)
The smoke extractor's motor may not be working properly (in this
case, request technical assistance)
The fuel may be damp
The combustion air intake could be obstructed
The set pellet parameter may not be set to proper value and may
need to be corrected (in this case, request technical assistance)
Presence of smoke in the room
The door's seal may be worn or damaged
The stove may not have been subjected to regular maintenance (see
sections 5.1.3 and 5.2)
There may be another functional (stove, fireplace, wood burning
range or fume hood) or non-functional (open fire) unit in the same room
whose draught is limiting or impeding that of the pellet stove, or vice
versa
The smoke extraction duct (flue duct and chimney) may not be clean
or may be nor airtight
The point for inserting the flue duct into the chimnex may be flawed
The size of theflue duct may not comply with the indications
provided in this manual(see section 2.2)
The room should be well ventilated during the first start up phases
as the paint normally releases unpleasant odours
There could be obstacles (trees, buildings, etc.) that exceed the
height of the chimney and prevent the smoke from flowing out; the
draught in the chimney may not be sufficient
NOTE: If the recommended troubleshooting does not eliminate the direct cause of alarm, YOU MUST CONTACT THE ALFA
PLUM CALL CENTER.
MAINTENANCE OF THE FURNACE
Routine maintenance
The furnace will keep its heating and functional features over time with routine cleaning and maintenance.
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ATTENTION: Cleaning procedures described below must be carried out only when the furnace is completely cold and
disconnected from the power supply (the power cord is unplugged from the socket).
CLEANING THE DISPLAY AND PARTS OF EXTERNAL INSULATION
Cleaning should be done using a soft dry cloth without any detergents or chemicals.
CLEANING THE CERAMIC GLASS
It should be done whenever necessary.
The frequency of cleaning the ceramic glass depends on the quality and type of fuel, as well as on the way of using the
furnace.
In order to thoroughly clean the ceramic glass, we recommend spraying a cloth with a small amount of proper detergent
and using the cloth to remove the dirt (see Figures 1 and 2).
Never spray detergent or any other liquid cleaner directly on the ceramic glass (see Figure 3).
NEVER use abrasive sponges or similar products to clean the ceramic glass because they may cause irreparable damage.
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ATTENTION: Make sure you close the door well each time after you open it to clean the ceramic glass.
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