EdilKamin MYA ECO Installation, Use And Maintenance Manual Download Page 11

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INSTALLATION

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Detail of assembly of pipe cover elements 

Front elements 

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Rear elements 

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FLUE PIPE COVER KIT FOR VERTICAL 

FLUE PIPES - OPTIONAL EXTRA (CODE  

The kit includes the following parts: 

- N° 1 flue pipe fixing bracket (A)

- N° 2 short pipe cover elements L = 25 cm (B-B1)

- N° 2 long pipe cover elements L = 50 cm (C-C1)

- N° 2 self-tapping screws 4,2x13 

- N° 2 self-tapping screws 4,2x6,5 

To fit the kit, proceed as follows:

- Fit the pipe cover fixing bracket (A - fig. 1) using the screws 

4,2x6,5 supplied, to the two plating closers (A1 - fig. 1) at the 

holes formed. 

- Put a short pipe cover element on from the front (B - fig. 2) 

and a long pipe cover element on from the back (C - fig. 2)

- Fix the bracket (A), installed previously, to the long pipe 

cover element on the back (C) using screws 4,2x13 (fig. 3).

- Fit another long pipe cover element from the front (C1 - fig. 

4) and another short pipe cover element from the back (B1 - 

fig. 4) until a height of 83 cm is reached (equal to an overall 

height from floor level, including the stove, of 169 cm).

- If you need to reach a height from floor level to ceiling of 270 

cm, use another 4 long pipe cover elements (C-C1) (fig. 5). 

Summary of Contents for MYA ECO

Page 1: ...1 MYA ECO UK Installation use and maintenance...

Page 2: ...ng from the use of this product the proof of purchase tag necessary for identifying the insert is located on the top of the package in the warranty booklet found inside the firebox on the ID plate aff...

Page 3: ...t do not touch without wearing the thermal glove Do not place anything which is not heat resistant near the stove NEVER use liquid fuel to ignite the stove or rekindle the embers Do not obstruct the v...

Page 4: ...ustione 58 96 56 58 56 5 5 12 18 5 29 8 cm uscita fumi 4 cm aria combustione 10 Combustion air 40 mm FRONT BACK SIDE SYSTEM Smoke outlet 80 mm THE STOVE COMES IN FOUR STYLES Sides in white glass top i...

Page 5: ...re level in the combustion chamber and smoke temperature The detection of and subsequent optimisation of these two parameters is continuous in order to correct operation anomalies in real time The LEO...

Page 6: ...ve on and off and controls its operation based on defined parameters VACUUM GAUGE positioned on the smoke extractor which detects the vacuum value compared to the installation environment in the combu...

Page 7: ...l must be protected with an anti insect netting that does not reduce the 12 cm through passage INSTALLATION MOKE OUTLET The stove must have its own smoke outlet the smoke can not be discharged into a...

Page 8: ...profiles on the back G fig 6 Take the glass sides off H fig 7 and remove the protection Remove the rubber pads fixed under the fixing brackets up per and lower for the glass sides I fig 8 Remove ever...

Page 9: ...des Remove the supported glass top A fig 1 Open the door and remove the galvanised panel B fig 2 Slacken the wing nuts at the lower and upper ends on the inside of the left side C D fig 3 4 Close the...

Page 10: ...fig 9 and fix it using the clamp slackened previously Remove the cast iron cap N fig 10 resting on the top and fit the flue pipe outlet P fig 10 from the side of the stove Position the two plating clo...

Page 11: ...lows Fit the pipe cover fixing bracket A fig 1 using the screws 4 2x6 5 supplied to the two plating closers A1 fig 1 at the holes formed Put a short pipe cover element on from the front B fig 2 and a...

Page 12: ...2 ATTENTION use the glove supplied when filling the stove whilst it is run ning and therefore is hot fig 1 fig 2 press If pellets with different characteristics are used the stoves must be recalibrat...

Page 13: ...rol on stand by to remote control on to increase decrease the various regulations A to select Automatic function M to select Manual function and access the control and programming menus The display al...

Page 14: ...nual operation With the stove working press the key M on the remote control once The display will show the word POWER P specifying the power at which the insert is working Press the keys or to increas...

Page 15: ...a programme for each day of the week and if so choosing number of interventions and at what times Should you make an error during programming you can leave the programme without saving As you press a...

Page 16: ...screen appears then use the key to take the figure to the value equal to the Kg of pellets loaded 15 kg in the above example 4 press the M key to confirm 5 press the key to exit After having completed...

Page 17: ...the inside of the fire box fire grate and space around the fire box into which the ash falls Remove the fire box 1 fig A and remove any encrustation using the brush provided clearing any clogging in t...

Page 18: ...check loosening of the feed screw gear motor assembly Replace the door seal Functionality test load the feed screw ignite let it run for 10 minutes and shutdown If the stove is used very often it is...

Page 19: ...ensor detects a fault Problem Shutdown for smoke extraction speed fault detection Actions Check smoke extractor function devolution sensor connection and board DEALER Check smoke channel for dirt Veri...

Page 20: ...possible to launch an automatic search for a product manually simply carry out the following operations after having already put the batteries into the radio control Go close to the product s antenna...

Page 21: ...OPTIONAL TELEPHONE COMBINER FOR REMOTE IGNITION The stove can be ignited remotely by asking the DEALER to connect the telephone combiner to the serial port behind the stove via the optional cable KIT...

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