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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Weekly timer
Press and hold the “M” key on the remote control for 2 seconds. This turns on the clock regulation and by pressing the ‘+’
key, the weekly timer function is accessed, with the display showing the description “PROGRAMM ON/OFF”.
This function allows you to select the type of programming, which allows a maximum of three ignitions to be set.
As you confirm the display with the key “M”, one of the following options will appear:
NO PROG. (no programme set)
DAILY PROGRAM (single programme for every day of the week)
WEEKLY PROGRAM. (specific programme for each day individually)
Use the “+” and “–” keys to switch between programmes.
Confirming by pressing the “M” key “DAILY PROGRAM.” and pressing the “+” key, the choice of the number of programmes
(ignition/extinguishing) per day can be made.
Use the “DAILY PROGRAM” to set identical programme/s for every day of the week.
By then pressing the “+” key, the following can be seen:
- Prog. no.
- 1st prog. (one turn on and one turn off per day), 2nd prog. (identical), 3rd prog. (identical)
Use the “–” key to show in reverse order.
If the 1st programme is selected, the turn on time is shown.
The display shows: 1 “ON” at 10 Use the “+” and “–” key to change the hour. Confirm with the “M” key (All 1 On/Hour 10).
The display shows: 1 “ON” at 30 Use the “+” and “–” key to change the minutes. Confirm with the “M” key (1 Off min).
The same applies for the turn-off time to be set and for subsequent turning on and off.
Confirm by pressing “M” and the wording “SAVE??” will appear on the display.y.
When confirming ”WEEKLY PROGRAM”, you will need to choose the day to which the programming is to apply:
7 Sat; Progr.1; 1 Mon ; 2 Tues; 3 Wed; 4 Thurs; 5 Fri; 6 Sa;
Once the day is set, use the keys “+” and “+” and confirm by pushing “M” key to choose 1 to 3 ignitions, to programme in the
same way as for the “DAILY PROGRAM”, choosing whether or not to enable 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 key, , he di-
splay will show the word “no SAVE”.
Changing pellet loading (with self-regulation deactivated)
When the “M” key on the radio control is held down for two seconds and the display is scrolled using the “+” and “–” keys,
you come across the “User’s Menu”. When this is confirmed the display reads “ADJ-PELLET ; ADJ-DRAUGHT and RADIO
MENU” (CAT). The pellet drop can be adjusted manually by changing the capacity in percentage terms (+/- 30 %).
By confirming this function with the menu key, you can access the function to adjust pellet loading. By decreasing the
value set, pellet loading is decreased. By increasing the value set, pellet loading increases. This function is useful if
changing the pellet type for which the stove has been calibrated and loading therefore needs correcting.
Should this correction not suffice, contact the Edilkamin-authorised Dealer, to establish the new operating axis.
Notes on flame variability
Flame status may vary depending on the type of pellet used, in addition to normal solid fuel flame variability and regular combu -
stion chamber cleaning carried out automatically by the boiler.
(N.B.: which does NOT replace necessary cold suction by the user prior to ignition).
RESERVE WARNING
The stove is fitted with an electronic function that detects the residual quantity of pellets in the tank.
The detection system is integrated into the electronic board, allowing you to see how many hours and kg are left until
pellet exhaustion, at all times. For correct system function, it is important that the following procedure is followed during the first
ignition (by the Dealer).
This provides a reference indicator. Greater precision is obtained by regularly zeroing the system before filling it again. Edilkamin
does not accept any responsibility for differences from what is indicated (which may be due to external factors).