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4.6.2 

Pellet feeding calibration management .................................................................................... 16 

4.6.3 

Managing the correction of the flue gas motor ......................................................................... 16 

4.6.4 

Safety thermostat .................................................................................................................... 16 

4.6.5 

Periodical cleaning of the furnace ............................................................................................ 16 

4.6.6 

Shutting down during the ignition phase .................................................................................. 17 

4.7 Potential problems and solutions ........................................................................................................... 17 

5. 

STOVE MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................................................... 18 

5.1 Routine maintenance ............................................................................................................................. 18 

5.1.1 

CLEANING OF THE DISPLAY AND PARTS OF THE EXTERNAL INSULATION .............................. 18 

5.1.2 

CLEANING OF THE CERAMIC GLASS ........................................................................................ 18 

5.1.3 

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE, ACTIVITY TYPE 1 ............................................................................. 19 

5.2 Special maintenance .............................................................................................................................. 20 

5.2.1 

SPECIAL MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES TYPE 2 ........................................................................... 20 

5.2.2 

SPECIAL MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES TYPE 3 ........................................................................... 21 

5.2.3 

CHECKING OF SEALS ............................................................................................................... 21 

5.2.4 

CLEANING OF THE EXHAUST DUCT ......................................................................................... 21 

5.3 Withdrawal from use .............................................................................................................................. 21 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for LUCA S

Page 1: ...his user manual is an integral part of the product It has to be kept and read carefully METAL INDUSTRY VRANJE st Radni ka n 1 PELLET STOVE LUCA S LUCA S8 INSTRUCTIONS FOR ASSEMBLY USE AND MAINTENANCE...

Page 2: ...ommissioning is performed by qualified personnel Do not use any flammable liquids for the ignition process This product should not be used by people with reduced physical sensory and mental abilities...

Page 3: ...essary controls and checks for first ignition 9 3 2Fuel feed 9 4 Furnace management system 10 4 1Electric wiring scheme 10 4 2The control panel display use and functions 11 4 2 1 Display K100 11 4 2 2...

Page 4: ...oblems and solutions 17 5 STOVE MAINTENANCE 18 5 1Routine maintenance 18 5 1 1 CLEANING OF THE DISPLAY AND PARTS OF THE EXTERNAL INSULATION 18 5 1 2 CLEANING OF THE CERAMIC GLASS 18 5 1 3 ROUTINE MAIN...

Page 5: ...gher level and so as to improve the final product Seals which provide sealing of the combustion chamber must be periodically inspected to prevent undesirable combustion which may occur due to excessiv...

Page 6: ...3 2 7 Emission of CO at 13 of oxygen 0 0136 0 0213 Efficiency 85 57 92 27 Rated electric energy W 380 Rated voltage V 230 Rated frequency Hz 50 Fuel Pellet Fuel consumption per hour kg h 1 608 0 642...

Page 7: ...to 8 mm in the radius Wood pellets are primarily characterised by low humidity below 12 and high density 600 kg m3 as well as by its uniformity and compactness which gives this type of fuel high calor...

Page 8: ...by the manufacturer may lead to failure of the furnace and may void the warranty When feeding the pellets be careful the pellet does not fall into another internal part of the furnace other than the s...

Page 9: ...he product is equipped with the following safety devices Thermostat for determining the temperature of the tank This device shuts down operation of the product each time the set safety limit is exceed...

Page 10: ...diminished 4 Have to be placed so that they are not covered in any way Adequate fresh air flow can also be provided using the opening to the next room if the room is equipped with direct ventilation a...

Page 11: ...I Maximum height of the pipe which is connected directly to the smoke outlet in the furnace should be between 2 to 3 m If you need a horizontal segment ensure that it does not exceed 1 5 m in length a...

Page 12: ...er resistance to atmospheric conditions as well as the proper temperature of exhaust gases themselves 2 2 2 Smoke outlet at the roof through the traditional chimney Exhaust gases from the furnace can...

Page 13: ...ring first ignition Check whether all safety requirements have been met see section 1 8 Connect the device to the power supply only when you are sure that the supply voltage is 230 V 50 Hz When you co...

Page 14: ...ace an advanced control system is installed which provides a safe efficient and reliable management of the operation and maximum functional use of the furnace It is characterised by Simplicity of sett...

Page 15: ...escription System condition Code Safety error safety thermostat signals when the system is off Block Er01 Safety error pressure control signals only if the combustion fan is turned on Block Er02 Shutt...

Page 16: ...bmenu Combustion Management Combustion management Power In this sub menu it is possible to modify the system combustion power Use the P4 and P5 buttons to select from 5 powers Power 1 Power 2 Power 3...

Page 17: ...the P1 button Disabled Daily Weekly Week End Chrono Program Chrono program provides three types of programming Daily weekly and weekend After entering the Chrono program the following message appears...

Page 18: ...sible to choose between programs Mon Fri Sat Sun The selected programs will be active for the days from Monday to Friday or Saturday and Sunday The programs are activated and deactivated in the same w...

Page 19: ...ue gas motor are active Ignition Fixed Phase This phase represents a fixed time period that lasts 180 seconds and in case the requirements for the ignition of the furnace are reached before the expira...

Page 20: ...ge Er11 indicating that the DATE TIME is not accurate Deblock using the P1 button the value of TIME flashes signalling the need for updating the TIME and DATE with the function CLOCK 4 6 2 Pellet feed...

Page 21: ...of pellet in the burning unit is too low or too high Wait for the furnace to extinguish and then press and hold P2 button for more than 3 seconds Check the size of the pellet Check the cleanliness of...

Page 22: ...not achieved The presence of some large obstacle or debris in the pipe for entry of primary air Wait for the furnace to extinguish and then press and hold P2 button for more than 3 seconds Check and...

Page 23: ...tenance of the furnace ATTENTION Each cleaning activity has to be performed when the furnace is completely cold and disconnected from the power supply with the cable pulled out from the socket Number...

Page 24: ...ties Type 2 must be carried out at about 350 400 hours or else after about 500 600 kg of fuel ATTENTION Each cleaning activity has to be performed when the furnace is completely cold and disconnected...

Page 25: ...can be removed These parts usually must be replaced every three years depending on the type of furnace the intensity of use etc Seals must be elastic at touch and must be replaced if they become tota...

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