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STATIC mode

: the cooking stove is turned off. In this case the oven will be heated by the electric heating element inside it. The output of the heating element 

varies according to the oven SET which in this case varies from 80°C to 230°C. It is also possible to set the oven SET to OFF in order to keep the heating element 

off. The wording STATIC OVEN will appear on the display. 

 

09. USER FUNCTIONS 

 

Standard functioning of a control board properly installed on a forced air pellet stove is described below with reference to the functions available to users. 

 

Stove ignition 

Ensure that there are pellets in the hopper, that the burn pot is correctly positioned and free from any combustion residues and then close the door. 

To turn on the stove, press button P4 for a few seconds. The display shows that the stove is on. 

 

Start-up phase 

The stove performs all the steps of the start-up phase according to the parameters concerning its levels and times. The display will show the wording START, as 

there is no pellet loading but the exhaust blower is in operation.LOAD PELLET state will occur where the pellets are being loaded into the burn pot. Once the pellets 

have started to burn and the fume temperature is increased, the display will show FLAME LIGHT, a transition phase between ignition and operating output. 

 

Ignition fault 

If the fume temperature has not reached the minimum permitted value after a predefined time, at a rate of 2°C/min, the cooking stove goes into alarm status. 

If there are unburned pellets inside the burn pot, it is necessary to empty the burn put before switching on the stove again. Pellet waste and potential bursting inside 

the combustion chamber will thus be avoided. 

If the pellets have begun to burn but the alarm state persists, wait until all the pellets are burning and then switch on again. 

Check that there are pellets inside the hopper. 

 

Stove working in Hydro Mode 

At the end of the start-up phase, if no problems occurred, the stove enters its normal working mode. 

 

Changing set room temperature 

Press button P2 to change the set room temperature. The display shows the current SET temperature value. 

 

Changing set stove temperature 

Press button P1 to change the set room temperature. The display shows the current SET temperature value. The stove temperature range varies from 50°C to 

75°C. 

 

External thermostat/chrono-thermostat use 

If you want to use an external programmable thermostat, connect it to the TERM clamps (connector CN7 pin 7-8). 

 

External thermostat 

 

External chrono-thermostat 

The stove external thermostat is enabled when the contact is closed with stove on. 

 

Room temperature reaches the set value (SET temperature) 

When the room temperature has reached its set value, heat output is automatically brought to its minimum value, (MODULAZIONE) status. The word MODULAT- 

will appear on the display. 

If the STAND-BY mode has been activated, the stove switches off with a delay equal to a predefined time and after reaching the temperature SET. Re-ignition 

occurs after occurrence of the following condition:

 

The environment decreases by 2°C with respect to that of SET. 

 

The stove temperature reaches the set temperature (SET temperature) 

The same situation is obtained when the stove temperature reaches the same level as that set. The modulation status is evident and, if enabled, STAND-BY status. 

 

The stove is working in Oven Mode operation 

Once the start-up phase has been successfully completed, the stove switches to work mode which represents normal operation. 

All the caloric output of the pellets is transmitted to the cooking stove plate and to the oven. 

 

Changing the oven temperature setting 

To change the oven temperature, simply press the buttons P1 and P2. The display shows the current SET temperature value. If the stove is in THERMO-S mode, 

the heat output will vary based on the temperature of the oven. If it is in STATIC mode, the heating element will vary its output according to the oven temperature. 

When the oven mode is active, the stove will never go into STAND-BY.

  

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Summary of Contents for ISOTTA

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL PELLET HYDRO STOVES ISOTTA PELLET COOKING STOVE EN...

Page 2: ...ANCES p 5 04 3 SYSTEM CONNECTION AND DIAGRAMS p 6 05 COMPONENTS AND CONNECTIONS p 8 06 INSTALLATION p 10 06 1 HYDRAULIC CONNECTION p 10 07 METHOD OF USE p 11 07 1 HYDRO MODE p 11 07 2 OVEN MODE p 12 0...

Page 3: ...scita fumi C 119 71 173 89 Flue gas mass flow Flusso massico dei fumi g s 13 4 6 7 15 1 7 6 Efficiency Rendimento 93 5 95 5 89 0 93 5 Total heating output Potenza termica Kw 18 5 6 5 18 2 6 7 Water he...

Page 4: ...DISTANCES If the stove is to be installed in rooms where it is surrounded by combustible materials e g furniture wood cladding etc the following minimum clearances must be complied with Symbol mm Conv...

Page 5: ...m Convective air mm Isolating shim mm RECESSED INSTALLATION Rear wall under above hob Side wall under hob Floor Front Side hob irradiation area Above hob irradiation area C1 C2 B A D E 50 of which 50...

Page 6: ...04 3 SYSTEM CONNECTION AND DIAGRAMS 6...

Page 7: ...7...

Page 8: ...SCHARGE 4 ELECTRONIC PUMP 1 230 V 50 Hz 5 BALL VALVE 6 AUGER MOTOR 5 3 RPM 7 SPARK PLUG 300 W 8 PRESSURE TRANSDUCER 505 3 8 9 SAFETY AND DISCHARGE VALVE 3 BAR 10 EXPANSION TANK 8 litres 3 8 11 OVEN BU...

Page 9: ...NOTES 14 AUTOMATIC RELEASE VALVE 15 LCD DISPLAY 16 FIRE DOOR 17 OVEN DOOR 18 OVEN 19 OVEN ADJUSTMENT ON OFF B 20 HYDRO OVEN ADJUSTMENT A 9...

Page 10: ...draulic connections They are fixed with quick release clips The cooking stove is internally equipped with all the components for safety automatic vent valve 3 bar safety valve expansion tank stove saf...

Page 11: ...uld be positioned in this manner The lever of the Hydro Oven adjustment must be completely extracted while the Oven adjustment must be turned anti clockwise until it is completely positioned In this c...

Page 12: ...he Hydro Oven adjustment must be completely inserted while the Oven adjustment must be turned clockwise until it is completely positioned In this case the heat output of the stove is regulated accordi...

Page 13: ...SYMBOLS HYDRO OVEN adjustment OVEN adjustment CAUTION The HYDRO OVEN adjustment lever can be removed by unscrewing it OVEN HYDRO ADJUSTMENT COMPLETELY INSERTED ADJUSTMENT COMPLETELY EXTRACTED HYDRO AD...

Page 14: ...TON 3 P3 Set menu Use this button to access the temperature setting and user and technician parameter menu After entering the menu use this button to access the next sub menu or set the value and move...

Page 15: ...plays the temperature of the oven SET 08 3 MENU Press P3 Menu to access the menu It includes several items and levels to access settings and control board programming The menu items providing access t...

Page 16: ...hen stand by Below Water Set the stove comes on again and resumes operation The stove in no way considers the temperature measured by the ambient probe of the same stove WATER TAKES PRIORITY Mode 3 WI...

Page 17: ...d of the start up phase if no problems occurred the stove enters its normal working mode Changing set room temperature Press button P2 to change the set room temperature The display shows the current...

Page 18: ...seconds to switch off the stove The Auger tube stops immediately and the exhaust blower reaches its maximum speed value The CLEANING FINAL phase is performed Stove switched off The display will show t...

Page 19: ...itches off when the alarm is active FUME TEMPERATURE OVER ALARM This occurs if the fume probe detects a temperature greater than 280 C The stove switching off phase starts immediately NON IGNITION ALA...

Page 20: ...EMENT 95110021100 3 RELAY 951089800 4 OVEN CONTACT 5 505 PRESSURE TRANSDUCER CABLE 6 NTC TYPE OVEN PROBE 7 FUME MOTOR ENCODER 8 STOVE PROBE 9 ROOM PROBE 10 EXTERNAL THERMOSTAT 11 FUME PROBE 12 AUGER M...

Page 21: ...tion totale ou partielle sans autorisation expresse de Eva Stampaggi S r l est interdite Die angegebenen Daten und Eigenschaften binden das Unternehmen Eva Stampaggi S r l nicht das sich das Recht vor...

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