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ATENA3 PLUS 12/14 - DUKE 12/14 AIRTIGHT - SABA 12/14 - MITHOS3 PLUS 12/14

5.21  STOVE CALIBRATION AND DEPRESSION MEASUREMENT

This stove has a pickup point positioned on the tank in order to measure the depression of the combustion chamber and verify its 

proper operation.

To do this, proceed as follows:

•  Unscrew nut “D” on the rear of the stove and connect a digital pressure switch with a tube to detect the negative pressure (see 

Fig. 89

 or 

Fig. 90

).

•  Load the feed screw via appropriate function.

•  Start the stove and set "Set_Flame" to power 1 (the start-up time of this stove lasts between 8 and 10 minutes to ensure 

minimum draught).

•  Compare the read values with those on the table.

•  Change power every 10 minutes and wait for it to stabilise.

•  Access the user menu and, if necessary, change the parameters.

Fig. 89 - Digital pressure switch connection (Atena

3

 Plus12/14 - Duke 12/14 At - Saba 12/14)

DATA

P1

P2

P3

P4

P5

Stove depression - temperature 12 kW

20 Pa - 105°C 32 Pa - 135°C 45 Pa - 165°C 63 Pa - 195°C 73 Pa - 215°C

Stove depression - temperature 14 kW

20 Pa - 105°C 32 Pa - 140°C 40 Pa - 170°C 52 Pa - 205°C 63 Pa - 225°C

Fig. 90 - Digital pressure switch connection (Mithos

3

 Plus12/14)

DATA

P1

P2

P3

P4

P5

Stove depression - temperature 12 kW

17 Pa - 95°C

28 Pa - 130°C 37 Pa - 155°C 52 Pa - 180°C 58 Pa - 220°C

Stove depression - temperature 14 kW

17 Pa - 95°C

26 Pa - 140°C 45 Pa - 175°C 55 Pa - 220°C 68 Pa - 240°C

NB: for good combustion, the depression values must be b -5 Pa and the temperature values b - 10°C.

Summary of Contents for ATENA3 PLUS 12

Page 1: ...INSTALLER MANUAL Pellet Stove EN 2020CADELsrl Allrightsreserved Tuttiidirittiriservati ATENA3 PLUS 12 14 DUKE 12 14 AIRTIGHT SABA 12 14 MITHOS3 PLUS 12 14 ...

Page 2: ...4 16 5 7 REMOVAL ASSEMBLYOFBACKPANELS ATENA3 PLUS 12 14 17 5 8 REMOVAL ASSEMBLY OF METAL PROFILES ATENA3 PLUS 12 14 17 5 9 TILES ASSEMBLY ATENA3 PLUS 12 14 18 5 10 REMOVAL ASSEMBLY OF TILE PROFILES ATENA3 PLUS 12 14 18 5 11 FRAME ASSEMBLY MITHOS3 PLUS 12 14 19 5 12 REMOVAL OF SIDE PANELS MITHOS3PLUS12 14 20 5 14 REAR OR UPPER FUME EXHAUST ATENA3 PLUS 12 14 DUKE 12 14 AIRTIGHT SABA 12 14 20 5 15 CO...

Page 3: ...echnician and or the Specialized Stove repairer WARNING symbols indicates an important note 2 PACKAGING AND HANDLING 2 1 PACKAGING ThepackagingismadeupofrecyclablecardboardboxesaccordingtoRESYstandards recyclableexpandedpolystyreneinserts and wooden pallets All packaging materials can be re used for a similar use or eventually discharged as waste assimilable to the municipal solid ones in accordan...

Page 4: ...n drawn up in cooperation with Assocosma www assocosma org and is based on European Standards EN 15287 EN 13384 EN 1856 EN 1443 and UNI 10683 2012 It provides instructions for a good and correct execution of the chimney flue but it does not absolutely replace the current stan dards which the qualified manufacturer installer should comply with 3 2 CHIMNEY FLUE Fig 2 ChimneyFlues LEGEND Fig 2 1 Chim...

Page 5: ...rer The chimney entrance must be placed in the same room where the appliance is installed or otherwise in the adjacent room and it must be provided with a solid and condensation collection chamber under the entrance accessible through the sealed metal gate Auxiliary exhaust fans cannot be installed neither along the chimney nor on the chimney pot Theinnersectionofthechimneyfluecanberound thebeston...

Page 6: ...ease follow the most restrictive regulations Haveyourchimneyflueandchimneypotcheckedandcleanedbyanexpertchimneysweepatleastonceaweek Thechimney sweep has to release a written declaration about the security of the system Not cleaning compromise safety 3 6 CHIMNEY POT Fig 5 Anti windchimneypots The chimney pot is important for the correct running of the heating appliance We recommend using an anti w...

Page 7: ...be effected by specialized personnel or companies as provided by UNI 10683 2012 The connection between the appliance and the chimney flue should be short in order to favor the draught and to avoid con densation in the pipes The fume conduit should be equivalent or longer than the outlet joint ones Ø 80 mm Some stove models are endowed with a lateral and or back exhaust Check that the unused exhaus...

Page 8: ...d spaces also at open top The fume conduit must be placed at a distance of minimum 500 mm from flammable or heat susceptible components It is prohibited to connect more than one wood pellet or any other type of appliance vent cowling to the same flue unless there are national derogations for instance in Germany which under suitable conditions allow for the installation of several appliances in the...

Page 9: ...ctionplug 3 Chimneyinspectionentrance 4 Minimumsafetydistance 0 5mt 5 Inclination 3 6 Levelsection 1mt Old chimney flue with an inserted pipe of minimum Ø100 120 mm and with an external door which enables the chimney cleaning Fig 9 Example3 LEGEND Fig 9 1 Insulatingmaterial 2 Inspectionplug 3 Minimumsafetydistance 0 5mt ...

Page 10: ...oom must be endowed with an external air recycling for a good climate in your ambient The air inflow from outside to the inner occurs directly through an opening on the external wall of the room see Fig 10 Bedrooms garages and store of flammable materials are excluded The air inlet should have a total net surface of 80 sqcm2 the aforesaid surface is to widen if inside the room there are other acti...

Page 11: ...ty During installation step is necessary to verify the minimum distances required for the combustible air inlet as for example an open door or window causes a vortex which could remove the combustible air necessary to the stove see the underlying scheme On the external wall it is necessary to install a curve at 90 to protect the combustible air inflow from wind effects turn the curve inlet downwar...

Page 12: ... stoves or appliances which could depress the room Check at switched on stove if there is the presence of CO in the room Check if the chimney has the necessary draught Check if during the fume passage all has been executed in safety probable fume losses and distances from flammable mate rials etc The installation of the appliance must enable an easy access for appliance fume exhaust pipes and chim...

Page 13: ...LUS12 14 Fig 14 Generaldimensions Duke12 14Airtight LEGEND Fig 14 A Exhaustfumesd 8cm B Holecombustionairinletd 6cm C Ductingoutletd 8cm Fig 15 Generaldimensions Saba12 14 LEGEND Fig 15 A Exhaustfumesd 8cm B Holecombustionairinletd 6cm C Ductingoutletd 8cm ...

Page 14: ...tion of heat in the room see Fig 17 If the walls are made up of flammable materials check the safety distances see Fig 17 At maximum power check that the wall temperature does not ever exceed 80 C If it would be necessary please install a fire re sistant plate on the concerned walls In some countries also masonring load bearing walls are considered flammable 5 4 STOVE DOOR REMOVAL INSTALLATION DOO...

Page 15: ...oor with the screwdriver lift the lever so that the door is locked 5 5 REMOVAL OF CAST IRON COVER AND CAPS ATENA3 PLUS 12 14 DUKE 12 14 AIRTIGHT ATTENTION ittakes2personstoliftthecover To remove the cast iron cover proceed as follows Undo the 2 back screws see Lift the cast iron cover see Fig 20 Removethescrews Fig 21 Removethecover To remove the cast iron caps proceed as follows Push on one side ...

Page 16: ...ls proceed as follows Undo the screws of the upper panel see Fig 23 and release the panel see Fig 24 Release the lower panel see Fig 25 Fig 23 Removethescrews Fig 24 Releaseupperpanel Fig 25 Releaselowerpanel Undo the front screws of the side panel see Fig 26 Open the panel at the back see Fig 27 To assemble proceed in reverse order Fig 26 Removescrews Fig 27 Releasesidepanel ...

Page 17: ... see Fig 29 To assemble proceed in reverse order Fig 28 Removethescrews Fig 29 Removethesidepanels 5 8 REMOVAL ASSEMBLY OF METAL PROFILES ATENA3 PLUS 12 14 To disassemble the front profiles proceed as follows Remove the cast iron cover see dedicated chapter Release both front panels see Fig 30 Undo the front screws of the profile see Fig 31 and Fig 32 Fig 30 Removethefrontpanels Fig 31 Removethesc...

Page 18: ...les of the profile match those of the tiles and apply all the screws see Fig 34 For assembly on the stove see the next chapter Fig 34 Tilesassembly 5 10 REMOVAL ASSEMBLY OF TILE PROFILES ATENA3 PLUS 12 14 To disassemble the front profiles proceed as follows Remove the cast iron cover see dedicated chapter Push the panel with the tiles upwards and release it from the stove seeFig 35 To assemble pro...

Page 19: ...theexternalhooksintotheprovidedslots takingcaretomatchtheheadofthecentralscrewwiththeholeinthepanel see Fig 39 e Fig 40 To lock the upper panel fix the previously folded tabs to the side panels with a screw see Fig 41 Fig 39 Upperpanel1 Fig 40 Upperpanel2 Fig 41 Fixupperpanel Take the lower panel and fold the 2 tabs upwards see Fig 42 Fit the external hooks into the provided slots see Fig 43 To lo...

Page 20: ... side panel see Fig 46 To assemble proceed in reverse order Fig 45 Screwremoval Fig 46 Removingthesidepanel 5 14 REAR OR UPPER FUME EXHAUST ATENA3 PLUS 12 14 DUKE 12 14 AIRTIGHT SABA 12 14 The connection of the fume exhaust can be at the back or on top REAR EXHAUST Fig 47 Connectionofthefumeexhaust Position the pipe as shown in Fig 47 UPPER EXHAUST Fig 48 Removethecap Saba14 Fig 49 Removethecap At...

Page 21: ... ATENA3 PLUS 12 14 DUKE 12 14 AIRTIGHT SABA 12 14 The stove is designed to be connected to a concentric pipe by means of a dedicated kit The upper exhaust with concentric pipe requires 1 kit code 5020004 optional To assemble the kit proceed as follows Take the kit see Fig 54 and couple the pipe to the outlet of the fume exhaust of the stove see Fig 55 Insert the flexible pipe into the combustion a...

Page 22: ...14 DUKE 12 14 AIRTIGHT SABA 12 14 The stove is fitted with 1 upper and 1 rear hot air outlets SOLUTION A ducting with the rear hot air outlet see Fig 59 Fig 59 Rearhotairoutlet Position the 2 pipes as shown in see Fig 59 SOLUTION B ducting with the upper hot air outlet see Fig 60 Top ducting requires 2 kits code 5020003 optional Fig 60 Upperhotairoutlet ...

Page 23: ...Fig 64 Insertpipe Fig 65 Foldtheflap Fig 66 Fixthepipes Insert the pipes in the specific seats and move it down until it is completely inserted see Fig 64 Bend the flap inwards with your hands see Fig 65 Using a flexible pipe connect the fan vent and ducting pipe securing them with the clamps see Fig 66 SOLUTION C ducting with the upper and rear hot air outlet see Fig 67 and Fig 68 Top ducting req...

Page 24: ...a variable air flow rate from a minimum of 35 m3 h to a maximum of 80 m3 h and an air temperature which varies from a minimum of 40 C to a maximum of 100 C after the 8 metres of pipe These values were recorded in the testing laboratory there may be differences in flow and temperature in the installation room If you wish to increase the air flow install a small wall mounted fan on the outlet with a...

Page 25: ... proceed as follows SIDE DUCTING RIGHT AND OR LEFT Remove the side panel see REMOVAL OF SIDE PANELS MITHOS3 PLUS 12 14 a pag 20 Fold the tabs inwards see Fig 71 Remove the clamp and detach the hose from the vent of the grid see Fig 72 Rotate the hose towards the groove for the side outlet see Fig 73 Fig 71 Foldthetabs Fig 72 Detachthehose Fig 73 Rotatethehose Take the side panel and remove the pre...

Page 26: ... 77 Connect a d 80 mm pipe to channel the air to another room see Fig 78 Reposition the side panel on the stove Fig 77 Removethehose Fig 78 Connecttheductingpipe TOP DUCTING Remove the side panel see REMOVAL OF SIDE PANELS MITHOS3 PLUS 12 14 a pag 20 Remove the clamp and detach the hose from the vent of the grid see Fig 79 Rotate the hose towards the upper outlet see Fig 80 Remove the precut cap f...

Page 27: ... pass through cold walls insulate the pipe with insulating material Place a protective grille with large mesh and a total minimum net surface area of 24 cm2 over the outlet There can be a variable air flow rate from a minimum of 35 m3 h to a maximum of 80 m3 h and an air temperature which varies from a minimum of 40 C to a maximum of 100 C after the 8 metres of pipe These values were recorded in t...

Page 28: ...stat Select by pressing menu Press the buttons To activate the external thermostat select on Press the menu button to confirm 5 20 ELECTRIC CONNECTION Warning theappliancemustbeinstalledbyanauthorizedtechnician The electric connection occurs through a cable with plug put in an electric socket which is able to support charge and tension specific of every model as described in the technical datas ta...

Page 29: ...e the read values with those on the table Change power every 10 minutes and wait for it to stabilise Access the user menu and if necessary change the parameters Fig 89 Digitalpressureswitchconnection Atena3 Plus12 14 Duke12 14At Saba12 14 DATA P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 Stove depression temperature 12 kW 20 Pa 105 C 32 Pa 135 C 45 Pa 165 C 63 Pa 195 C 73 Pa 215 C Stove depression temperature 14 kW 20 Pa 105 C...

Page 30: ... If the stove had been using continuously and intensely the whole system chimney included must be cleaned and checked more frequently In case of replacement of damaged pieces please ask for the original spare part at the Autorized Retailer 6 2 FUME CHAMBER CLEANING Every end of season or every 2000 hours of operation it is necessary to clean the fume chamber Open the door and release the panel bel...

Page 31: ...ox up see Fig 98 tilt the piece and pull it out see Fig 99 Fig 96 Removethedeflector Fig 97 Removethehexscrews Fig 98 Removetheheadofthefirebox1 Then remove the side walls of the firebox see Fig 100 Lastly remove the back panel of the firebox see Fig 101 Fig 99 Removetheheadofthefirebox2 Fig 100 Removethesidewalls Fig 101 Removethebackpanelofthefirebox Clean with a pipe cleaner and suction any ash...

Page 32: ...and remove it see Fig 106 Fig 104 Removethecap Fig 105 Unscrewthescrews Fig 106 Removethefumediverter Vacuum the blades of the fume extraction fan seeFig 107 After cleaning repeat the operation in reverse making sure the gasket is intact and efficient if necessary have it replaced by an authorised technician Fig 107 Vacuumouttheash 6 5 ROOM FAN CLEANING Clean every the year the room fan from ash o...

Page 33: ...tothoseofthetableyouown Incaseofdoubtsregardingtheuseofthestove pleasecontactALWAYStheAuthorizedTechnicianonorderto avoiirreparabledamages PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION INTERVENTION The control display does not switch on The stove is without power supply Check if the plug is connected Burned protection fuse in the electric socket Replace the protection fuses in the electric socket 3 15A 250V Faulty contr...

Page 34: ...r cleaning Auger blocked by a foreign object for example nails Clean the auger The auger geared motor is out of order Replace the geared motor Check if on the display there is an ACTIVE ALARM Have the stove checked The fire extinguish and the stove stops Empty hopper Full the hopper Auger blocked by a foreign object for example nails Clean the auger Bad quality pellets Try other types of pellets P...

Page 35: ...xious to health to let the stove running without fume fan The exchanger fan continues to turn even though the stove has just cooled Faulty fume tem perature probe Replace the fume probe Faulty mother board Replace the mother board Ash remains along the stove Faulty or out of order door gaskets Replace the gaskets Not sealed fume pipes Contact an expert stove repairer who will immediately pro vide ...

Page 36: ...n to have access to stove mechanical com ponents For fuse replacement in the electric socket which stands on the back of the stove extract the fuses to change with the aid of a screwdriver for opening the shutter see Fig 110 Fig 110 Shutterwithfusestoremove Proceed as follows Remove the frame see the dedicated chapters After these operations you can have access at the following components geared m...

Page 37: ...77 mg Nm3 Average DUST CONTENT at 13 O2 Min Max 19 14 mg Nm3 19 14 mg Nm3 19 14 mg Nm3 FLUE NEGATIVE PRESSURE Min Max 11 10 Pa 11 10 Pa 11 10 Pa ON SHARED FLUE NO NO NO FLUE GAS EXHAUST DIAMETER Ø80 mm Ø80 mm Ø80 mm FUEL Pellet Ø6 7 mm Pellet Ø6 7 mm Pellet Ø6 7 mm PELLET HEATING CAPACITY 5 kWh kg 5 kWh kg 5 kWh kg PELLET HUMIDITY 10 10 10 HEATABLEVOLUME 18 20 C Coeff 0 045 kW Min Max 91 288 m3 91...

Page 38: ...3 Average DUST CONTENT at 13 O2 Min Max 19 15 mg Nm3 19 15 mg Nm3 19 15 mg Nm3 FLUE NEGATIVE PRESSURE Min Max 11 13 Pa 11 13 Pa 11 13 Pa ON SHARED FLUE NO NO NO FLUE GAS EXHAUST DIAMETER Ø80 mm Ø80 mm Ø80 mm FUEL Pellet Ø6 7 mm Pellet Ø6 7 mm Pellet Ø6 7 mm PELLET HEATING CAPACITY 5 kWh kg 5 kWh kg 5 kWh kg PELLET HUMIDITY 10 10 10 HEATABLEVOLUME 18 20 C Coeff 0 045 kW Min Max 91 336 m3 91 336 m3 ...

Page 39: ... 247 mg Nm3 Average DUST CONTENT at 13 O2 Min Max 19 14 mg Nm3 19 15 mg Nm3 FLUE NEGATIVE PRESSURE Min Max 11 10 Pa 11 13 Pa ON SHARED FLUE NO NO FLUE GAS EXHAUST DIAMETER Ø80 mm Ø80 mm FUEL Pellet Ø6 7 mm Pellet Ø6 7 mm PELLET HEATING CAPACITY 5 kWh kg 5 kWh kg PELLET HUMIDITY 10 10 HEATABLEVOLUME 18 20 C Coeff 0 045 kW Min Max 91 288 m3 91 336 m3 HOURLY CONSUMPTION Min Max 0 86 3 kg h 0 86 3 5 k...

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