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cod. 6118005   ed. 06-2021

9.4  OPERATION PHASES

DISPLAY MESSAGE

MEANING

Cleaning

Pre-ventilation phase and check of safety devices with crucible cleaning before fuel 

loading.

Loading

Switching-on phase with fuel loading into the burner and simultaneous power ON 

to resistors.

Pause

Flame wait pause

Flame wait

Waiting phase within which time ignition must take place

Flame stabil.

Stabilisation phase after flame ignition with fuel intermediate loading.

ON

Burner normal operation phase with power variation from 1 to 6.

Switching-off

Timed switching-off phase associated to fuel interruption with crucible cleaning 

and waiting for the flame to go off totally.

OFF

OFF state until heat is requested again.

Stand by

Switching-off due to the heating and water having reached the desired temperature.

In case of an alarm, it is necessary to wait for the end of the switching-off phase.

Summary of Contents for Murano 15/18

Page 1: ...Water stoves Instructions for models Roma Venexia Murano Thema H2O...

Page 2: ...tomatic cleaning system is managed by an electronic board and keeps the burner always clean obtaining great efficiency and reliability of use The modulating operation varies according to the set stove...

Page 3: ...ation 23 8 2 Flue 24 8 3 Electrical arrangement 28 8 4 Hydraulic arrangement 28 8 5 Unpacking 30 8 6 Setting up the stove 31 8 7 Connecting the flue 32 8 8 Combustion air inlet 34 8 9 Hydraulic connec...

Page 4: ...eleas ing the Manufacturer from any liability Extraordinary maintenance must be carried out only by qualified personnel authorized by the Dealer or Manufacturer This pictogram refers to a situation of...

Page 5: ...ainers or substances next to the stove comply with the safety distances mentioned in the manual Before connecting the equipment to the mains always check the system data match those on the equipment p...

Page 6: ...y Risk of BURNS in accessing the inspection and cleaning doors with the flame still on or not completely cooled down Risk of ELECTRICAL SHOCK For a correct electrical connection as well as safe protec...

Page 7: ...amages that may derive either directly or indi rectly to people animals or property due to the non compliance with all the provisions listed in this manual and in particular concerning the warnings wi...

Page 8: ...8 cod 6118005 ed 06 2021 2 MODELS DEALT WITH IN THIS MANUAL Venexia 15 18 Murano 15 18 Venexia 21 25 Thema H2O 16 21 Roma 15 18 Roma 21 25...

Page 9: ...no anomaly is found the product can be installed Handle the equipment following the Manufacturer s instructions shown on the packaging and in this manu al Use personal protection equipment all the ti...

Page 10: ...equipment must be kept free from people when the loads are lifted Shifting must always be vertical Use steel hooks chains or cables in perfect condition of a suitable material and ca pacity and withou...

Page 11: ...ntral position to keep the centre of gravity of the load balanced Move the equipment carefully avoiding sudden movements If the transport is done with a forklift truck ensure this is strong enough to...

Page 12: ...ulators 5 1 Roma 15 18 21 25 Venexia 15 18 21 25 Murano 15 18 Thema H2O 16 21 3 1 2 5 4 10 9 8 7 6 11 12 3 1 2 5 10 9 8 7 6 11 12 4 3 2 5 4 10 9 8 7 6 11 1 12 3 1 2 4 5 10 9 8 7 12 6 11 Roma 15 18 21...

Page 13: ...trical socket 18 Air intake 17 18 20 19 21 22 23 16 15 13 14 17 18 20 19 21 22 23 16 15 13 14 17 18 20 19 21 22 23 16 15 13 14 19 22 15 23 18 20 14 16 17 13 21 Roma 15 18 21 25 Venexia 15 18 21 25 Mur...

Page 14: ...6 5 3 2 1 8 4 7 630 80 82 76 671 76 203 403 648 1234 138 81 316 260 1306 6 5 3 2 1 8 4 7 Roma 21 25 Roma 15 18 1 Top fume outlet 80mm 2 Back fume outlet 80mm 3 External air intake 60mm 4 System return...

Page 15: ...2 630 203 403 648 1234 138 316 81 260 1307 644 80 82 630 6 5 3 2 1 8 4 7 Venexia 21 25 Venexia 15 18 1 Top fume outlet 80mm 2 Back fume outlet 80mm 3 External air intake 60mm 4 System return 3 4 5 Saf...

Page 16: ...4 7 1 8 125 167 194 750 1130 1260 150 356 393 194 113 1050 6 5 3 2 4 7 Murano 15 18 Thema H2O 16 21 1 Top fume outlet 80mm 2 Back fume outlet 80mm 3 External air intake 60mm 4 System return 3 4 5 Saf...

Page 17: ...p part of the appliance and is protected by a lid To load lift the lid and let the pellets slide into the container Find below an example with a stove model the system for the other stoves is exactly...

Page 18: ...mum power 3 Indicates the heat output at minimum power 4 Indicates the heat output actually delivered into the water at maximum power 5 Indicates the heat output actually delivered to the environment...

Page 19: ...ER IN OPERATION W 130 130 130 130 MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL POWER W 700 700 700 700 BOILER MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE C 80 80 80 80 WATER MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE C 65 65 65 65 MAXIMUM OPERATING PRESSURE bar 3 3 3 3 BOI...

Page 20: ...OPERATION W 130 130 130 130 MAXIMUM ELECTRICAL POWER W 700 700 700 700 BOILER MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE C 80 80 80 80 WATER MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE C 65 65 65 65 MAXIMUM OPERATING PRESSURE bar 3 3 3 3 BOILER W...

Page 21: ...190 190 6 6 4 4 A A A A 4 stars 4 stars 5 stars 4 stars The data relating to the production of hot water were measured with the setting of the hot water temperature at 55 C with the cold water inlet t...

Page 22: ...d fuels or fuels bought from the market but not complying with these minimum require ments must be mixed with the wood pellets The mixture must have a percentage of wood pellets var ying from 50 up to...

Page 23: ...exceed 80 mm in diameter minimum dimensions have been complied with In case of installation near flammable or combustible walls keep a safety distance of at least 30 cm on both sides and on the back...

Page 24: ...conditions are adverse The section of flue that gets out of the roof or remains in contact with the outside must be covered in flat tiles or any way be very well isolated Any buildings plants and othe...

Page 25: ...internal surface to prevent the accumu lation of head losses that would affect the draft required to discharge the smoke The lower part of the flue must be provided with a collection T with lid steel...

Page 26: ...h the roof space or unheated areas well insulated Flue in uninsulated pre existing masonry in order to prevent condensation that may be visible outside the flue as humidity patches we recommend it is...

Page 27: ...ialized engineer to build the flue The costs for any modification in programming carried out by the service centres due to the incorrect installation of the flue will be debited to the user If malfunc...

Page 28: ...on or company in compliance with the provisions of Ministerial Decree 37 08 The Manufacturer accepts no responsibility for incorrect installations or if they are not carried out by a compe tent techni...

Page 29: ...alled Find below the calculation to determine the capacity required for the expansion tank If the expansion tank in the system is insufficient a supplementary tank must be added Ve Ce Vi Vc Pi Pf 1 Ve...

Page 30: ...ng check what you have received all deliveries are accompanied by transport documents containing the list and description of the items delivered Check all the components are present and undamaged cont...

Page 31: ...pallet In moving the stove pay attention not to damage its external parts Please pay attention to the distances men tioned above In positioning the stove make sure there are no objects underneath it t...

Page 32: ...table to discharge pressurized fumes and fitted with seals UNI EN 1856 1 and 1856 2 VERTICAL CONNECTION 2 1 3 4 5 6 4 5 6 3 Carry out the following operations as shown in the pictures below Close the...

Page 33: ...he following operations as shown in the pictures on the side Close the T fitting with the ash collection cap 1 and connect it to the smoke motor 2 not for the Thema H2O model Install a 90 bend 3 to ge...

Page 34: ...health risks for those who spend time in the room where the equipment is installed Do not use hoses and install a grille at the start of the air intake on the outside to prevent foreign bodies from e...

Page 35: ...water of the stove from the system water Install a thermostatic mixer on the hot water outlet Install a safety valve set at 6 bar on the cold water inlet to prevent any deformation of the sanitary ac...

Page 36: ...CONNECTION DIAGRAM TO A HEATING AND HOT WATER PRODUCTION SYSTEM HEATING CIRCUIT M R COMPENSATOR HOT WATER HEATER RB MIN 80L WATER MAINS INLET HOT WATER OUTLET CIRCULATOR SYSTEM LOADING HEATING CIRCUIT...

Page 37: ...OT WATER SENSOR PUFFER PROBE OPTIONS It is possible to connect a room thermostat option that detects the temperature in the area where it is installed and that enables and disables the operation of th...

Page 38: ...th a clean contact to avoid damaging the electronic board FUME FAN ENCODER HEATING FAN 1 FUME MOTOR CRUCIBLE AUGER MOTOR MIX AUGER MOTOR CIRCULATOR HEATING FAN 2 FUME STOVE SAFETY THERMOSTAT PELLET LO...

Page 39: ...e set data Button SET used to increase the values to be set Button T used to decrease the values to be set SUMMER The LED lit solid shows the temperature of the hot water has reached the desired tempe...

Page 40: ...been checked the system can be started for the first time Only a CSTHERMOS authorized engineer can do this also informing the customer on the operations to carry out to make the stove work correctly 1...

Page 41: ...3 increasing levels and 3 decreasing levels each equal to 0 2 seconds for a total of 0 6 seconds This variation remains in the mem ory all the time and is associated to all six operating powers at the...

Page 42: ...SET to confirm Press SET to enter edit mode Press SET to move Press SET to select the day Press SET to modify Press SET to move Press SET to move Press SET to move Press SET SET to modify Press SET t...

Page 43: ...me ignition must take place Flame stabil Stabilisation phase after flame ignition with fuel intermediate loading ON Burner normal operation phase with power variation from 1 to 6 Switching off Timed s...

Page 44: ...temperature probe interrupted or not connected call for an authorized engineer 40 auger sensor Fuel auger safety thermostat triggered clean the stove interior reset the thermostat and restart the stov...

Page 45: ...f FUELS OTHER THAN AS STATED or the pos sible malfunction of the unit 10 1 CLEANING THE OUTSIDE To clean the outside use soft cloths neutral products suitable for painted or plastic surfaces Follow th...

Page 46: ...ve or corrosive detergents e g hydrochloric muriatic sulphuric acid water jets Before starting work on the burner disconnect the stove from the mains and turn the circuit breaker on the main panel to...

Page 47: ...THE TURBULATORS AND EMPTYING THE ASH DRAWER Checking the ash collector must be carried out at least once a week Take care because there may be some incandescent pieces among the residues If they come...

Page 48: ...horized engineer annual cleaning Check all mechanical elements are working correctly Check and clean the flue Carefully clean the stove flue gas pass as shown in the figure After moving the tur bulato...

Page 49: ...together with urban waste but must be delivered to the appropriate collection centres or to the dealers that offer this service Disposing of the equipment separately allows avoiding possible negative...

Page 50: ...50 cod 6118005 ed 06 2021 12 NOTES...

Page 51: ...e small differences between this manual and the product you have received we apologize in advance for any inconvenience The total or partial reproduction of this manual without the Manufacturer s cons...

Page 52: ...RL Societ Uninominale Via Padania 35 Z I 31020 San Vendemiano Treviso Italia Reg Imp TV C F P IVA 03892500269 Capitale Sociale 100 000 00 i v Tel 39 0438 62717 Fax 39 0438 453799 Email info csthermos...

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