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SAFETY INFORMATION
The stove is designed to heat, through automatic pellet com-
bustion in the hearth, the room where it is installed, both by
radiation and the air that comes out of the front grille.
• The appliance is not designed to be used by people, including
children, with reduced physical, sensorial or mental abilities.
Children must be supervised to ensure they do not play with
the appliance.
• The only risks that may derive from using the stove pertain
to non-compliance with installation instructions, direct contact
with live electrical parts (internal), contact with the fire or hot
parts (glass, pipes, hot air output), when extraneous substances
or non-recommended fuel are introduced, or due to incorrect
maintenance.
• Only use certified, high quality, 6mm diameter wooden pellets
for fuel.
• Should components fail, the stoves are equipped with safety
devices that guarantee automatic shutdown. These are activated
without any intervention required.
• In order to function correctly, the stove must be installed in
accordance with the instructions given herein and the door
must not be opened during operation: combustion is fully
automatic and requires no intervention.
• Under no circumstances should any foreign substances be
entered into the hearth or hopper.
• Do not use flammable products to clean the smoke channel
(the flue section connecting the stove smoke outlet to the
chimney flue).
• The hearth and hopper parts must only be cleaned when
COLD.
• The glass can be cleaned when COLD with a suitable product
(e.g. GlassKamin Edilkamin) and a cloth.
• Do not clean when hot.
• Make sure the stove is installed and ignited the first time
by Edilkamin-qualified CAT personnel (technical assistan -
ce centre) in accordance with the instructions provided here
within; this is an essential requirement for the validation of the
guarantee.
• When the stove is in operation, the exhaust pipes and door
become very hot (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 ventilation apertures in the room where
the stove is installed, nor the air inlets of the stove itself.
• Do not wet the stove and do not go near electrical parts
with wet hands.
• Do not use reducers on the smoke exhaust pipes.
• The stove must be installed in a room that is suitable for
fire prevention and equipped with all that is required (power
and air supply and outlets) for the stove to function correctly
and safely.
• Should ignition fail, DO NOT re-ignite until you have
emptied the combustion chamber.
•ATTENTION: THE PELLET EMPTIED FROM THE
COMBUSTION CHAMBER MUST NOT BE DEPOSI -
TED INSIDE THE HOPPER.TED INSIDE THE HOPPER.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION
The stove produces hot air using wood pellets as fuel, with
electronically controlled combustion. Hereunder is the explana-
tion of its functions (the letters refer to figure 1).
The fuel (pellets) is provided by the storage hopper (A) and,
to the combustion chamber (D) by means of a feed screw (B),
which is driven by a gear motor (C).
The pellets are ignited by the air that is heated by an electrical
resistance (E) and drawn into the combustion chamber
by a smoke extractor (F).
The smoke produced by combustion is extracted from the he -
arth by the same fan (F), and expelled via the outlet (G) located
at the bottom on the back of the stove, or on the top using an
optional extra (see page 29).
The hearth is covered in cast iron, and closed frontally by a
glass ceramic door (to open use the dedicated “cold hand”
handle”).
Fuel quantity, smoke extraction and combustion air supply
are all controlled by an electronic control board, which is
equipped with Leonardo
®
software to achieve high combustion
efficiency and low emissions.
All phases of operation can be managed via radio remote
control.
The stove is equipped with a serial port to connect an optional
cable to be connected to devices that allow remote ignition
(e.g. remote telephone, local thermostat).
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
fig. 1