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We thank you for having chosen our company; our product is a great heating solution developed from the 

most advanced technology with top quality machining and modern design, aimed at making you enjoy 

the fantastic sensation that the heat of a flame gives, in complete safety.

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WarninGS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 4

Safety .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4

routine Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................................................ 4

deviceS ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5

reference StandardS ................................................................................................................................................................................ 5

General ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6

inStaLLation .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 7

Inserts InstallatIon ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................7

fuMeS exHauSt SySteM............................................................................................................................................................................... 8

General requIrements ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................8

smoke duct ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9

chImney ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11

chImney caps .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11

Fumes eXhaust system product requIrements .............................................................................................................................................................12

combustIon products outlet quota ..................................................................................................................................................................................12

technIcal InstallatIon documentatIon ...........................................................................................................................................................................13

Souvenir and iLenia SpacerS ................................................................................................................................................................. 14

Hot air ductinG .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 14

elIsIr .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14

souVenIr - IlenIa ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................15

GraZIosa plus & Irma plus  ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................16

emma plus & tosca plus ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................16

addItIonal thermostat For ductInG motor control .............................................................................................................................................17

rearMS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17

inStaLLinG coMfort Maxi/ coMfort pLuS .......................................................................................................................................... 18

assembly wIth slIdInG base ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................18

comFort plus.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19

pedeStaL aSSeMbLy (optionaL): ............................................................................................................................................................. 19

front peLLet feedinG kit (optionaL) ................................................................................................................................................... 20

air circuLation pipeS ................................................................................................................................................................................ 20

Insert eXtractIon ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................22

mountInG the Frames ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................23

peLLetS and feedinG ................................................................................................................................................................................. 23

controL paneL ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 24

dIsplay Icons key .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................24

General menu ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................25

basIc InstructIons  ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................25

reMote controL ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 26

type and replacement oF batterIes .......................................................................................................................................................................................26

coMMiSSioninG SettinGS ......................................................................................................................................................................... 26

maIns Frequency 50/ 60hZ .............................................................................................................................................................................................................26

adjustInG tIme, day, month and year ...................................................................................................................................................................................27

adjustInG lanGuaGe.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................27

operation and LoGic ................................................................................................................................................................................ 28

additionaL tHerMoStat (optionaL) .................................................................................................................................................... 29

uSer Menu..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29

dIsplay ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................29

pellet Feed adjustment .................................................................................................................................................................................................................29

V1- aIr...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................30

stand by .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................30

keys locked .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................31

V2 - aIr..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................32

reset .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................32

enabLe cHrono ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 32

cHrono .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32

proGrammInG eXample ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................33

cLeaninG and Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................................... 34

cleanInG and maIntenance by the user .............................................................................................................................................................................34

routine Maintenance  ............................................................................................................................................................................. 39

diSpLayS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 42

aLarMS .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 43

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Summary of Contents for EMMA PlUs

Page 1: ...LED pellet stoves USER MANUAL ENGLISH INGLESE ...

Page 2: ...ENGLISH 2 ...

Page 3: ...US IRMA PLUS 16 EMMA PLUS TOSCA PLUS 16 additional thermostat for ducting motor control 17 REARMS 17 INSTALLING COMFORT MAXI COMFORT PLUS 18 Assembly with sliding base 18 Comfort Plus 19 Pedestal assembly optional 19 Front pellet feeding kit optional 20 Air circulation pipes 20 Insert extraction 22 Mounting the frames 23 Pellets and feeding 23 Control panel 24 Display icons key 24 General menu 25 ...

Page 4: ...dvised to position the power supply cable so that it does not come into contact with hot parts of the appliance The power supply plug must be accessible after installation Do not close or reduce the dimensions of the airing vents in the place of installation The airing vents are essential for correct combustion Do not leave the packaging elements within reach of children or unassisted disabled per...

Page 5: ...operation with closed combustion chamber Forced draught appliance Appliance with ventilation in the fumes circuit and combustion with fumes flow at a positive pressure with respect to the environment Chimney Structure consisting in one or several walls containing one or several outflow airways The purpose of this predominantly vertical element is to expel the combustion products at a convenient he...

Page 6: ...anyrestrictionsrequiredbylocaladministrativeregulations specialorconventional requirements resulting from condominium regulations constraints laws or administration deeds must precede any other assembly or installation operation One must especially verify the suitability of the installation premises of the appliances already installed in the installation premises and in the adjacent and adjoining ...

Page 7: ...itable load bearing capacity to support the weight of the appliance of the accessories and coatings Theadjacent sideandrearwallsandthesupportingsurfacemustbemadeofnon combustiblematerial Installationnearcombustible materials or those sensitive to heat is permitted as long as there is a suitable safety distance which for pellet stoves is equal to REFERENCES Inflammable objects Non inflammable objec...

Page 8: ...ust discharged above the roof Direct discharge from the wall or towards closed spaces is forbidden even with clear skies In particular it is forbidden to use flexible and extendible metal pipes The chimney should only receive the exhaust of the smoke duct connected to the appliance collective flues or conveying exhausts from hoods above cooking appliances of any kind or exhausts from other generat...

Page 9: ...al pipes to connect the appliance to the chimney is not allowed nominal diameter distance from combustible materials indicated in millimetres followed by the arrow and flame symbol installer data and date of installation Every time one must cross combustible materials the following indications must be complied with Symbol Description Quota mm b Minimum distance of combustible materials from the in...

Page 10: ... fumes expulsion For the heat generator appliances equipped with electric fan for expelling fumes the instructions below must be followed The horizontal sections must have a minimum upward slope of 3 The length of the horizontal section must be minimal and in any case no longer than 3 metres The number of direction changes including the one due to the use of the T element must not be more than 4 A...

Page 11: ... of operating in damp conditions a device for reflux drainage condensation rainwater Ducted system A ducted system can be installed with one or more ducts operating only with negative pressure with respect to the environment The flexible hose compliant with UNI EN 1856 2 with T400 G characteristics meets the requirements Chimney caps The chimney caps must meet the following requirements they must ...

Page 12: ...he restoration of the initial conditions by replacing the gaskets and damaged items and cleaning those remaining in use Ignition tests Operation of the appliance must be verified with an ignition test i e for mechanical feed appliances one must complete the ignition test verify proper operation for at least the next 15 minutes and adjust the switch off For appliances installed in a hot water heati...

Page 13: ...of appliance installed 15kW 15 35 kW Pellet operated appliance 1 year 1 year Water operated appliances closed fireplaces thermo stoves thermo kitchens 1 year 1 year Boilers 1 year 1 year Fumes exhaust system 4 t of fuel used 4 t of fuel used For further details refer to the cleaning and maintenance chapter Inspection and maintenance report At the end of the inspection and or maintenance operations...

Page 14: ...at the back which delimit the minimum distance to be maintained from any rear support The spacers must not be removed Elisir The Elisir model can be ducted at the back to the side or at the top for further details relating to installation refer to the instruction sheet included in the machine It is possible to use single ducting as required Features ducting outlet diameter 80 mm maximum recommende...

Page 15: ...ucting outlet diameter 80 mm maximum recommended ducting length 6m it is not possible to thermostat the ducting possibility to adjust the fan speed in percentage ducting into the room Position C SOUVENIR By turning it counterclockwise position C part of the air is conveyed into the ducting by turning it clockwise position A the ducting is conveyed into the room It is possible to use single ducting...

Page 16: ...not possible to thermostat the ducting possibility to adjust the fan speed in percentage GRAZIOSA PLUS IRMA PLUS For the GRAZIOSA PLUS IRMA PLUS model it is mandatory to duct the hot air There is a cover on the back which must necessarily be removed and connected to the ducting Features ducting outlet diameter 80 mm maximum recommended ducting length 6m possibility to thermostat the ducting via an...

Page 17: ...ontrol the functioning of the second motor with temperature to be reached closed contact the second motor will follow the trend of the stove when the temperature has been reached open contact it takes the ducting motor to 1st speed and will be displayed by the flashing LED relating to the ducting motor The ducting thermostat clamp is fitted with a jumper as standard See the example drawing to the ...

Page 18: ...haust pipe C Adaptation frame D Sliding base and rails E Plug for power socket F Ducting pipe Assembly with sliding base Take the sliding base and position it in the pre existing flue Use chalk to mark the blocking holes of the base on the flue surface Drill 8 mm holes for the steel expansion inserts Make a hole measuring 60 mm in line with the air intake Remember the power socket on the rear of t...

Page 19: ... the flue gas conveyor box Finally open the fire door and use the supplied Allen key to turn the screw at the bottom left corner clockwise To understand whether the insert is correctly attached to the base connect the plug to the socket and make sure the display switches on Mount the hopper support for the pellet and insert it into the relevant coupling Primary air vent The air vent must be made o...

Page 20: ...es Air circulation pipes Create air recirculation inside the structure that covers the insert for correct operation This prevents the appliance from over heating To guarantee this just make one or more openings in the lower and upper parts of the covering The following measurements must be respected Lower part cold air inlet with total minimum surface 550 cm Upper part hot air outlet with total mi...

Page 21: ...tangential fan distributes the heat developed by the insert into the environment Reference C Air inlet from the room To allow air recirculation an air inlet point must be envisioned which is preferably positioned in the lower part of the structure in order to encourage convection The air must be withdrawn from the machine s working environment The flue outlet pipe must always maintain a minimum di...

Page 22: ...orner clockwise To understand whether the insert is attached to the base properly connect the plug to the socket and make sure it works with the supplied remote control Insert extraction The extraction of the insert allows pellets to be loaded inside the feed box and to perform routine maintenance cleaning the ash pipe at the end of the year or special maintenance replacement of mechanical parts i...

Page 23: ...2 The Manufacturer recommends using pellets with a diameter of 6mm with its products To guarantee combustion without problems the pellets must be kept in a dry place We recommend using pellets with a diameter of 6 mm with our products See the images for feeding pellets Open the tank lid and load the pellets using a scoop In the event of the inserts only load when the machine is off and cold by ext...

Page 24: ...on plug Off ignition plug active On ignition plug deactivated Flashing Ignition phase Additional external thermostat input status Off open contact On closed contact It indicates fumes motor operation Off fumes motor not working On fumes motor working Flashing breakdown It indicates the communication between remote control and stove Every time a key is pressed on the remote control the indicator mu...

Page 25: ...m must be completed in compliance with the guidelines of the regulations and the manual The tank must be full of pellets The combustion chamber must be clean The burn pot must be completely free and clean Check the hermetic closure of the fire door and the ash drawer Check that the power supply cable is connected correctly Thebipolarswitchintherearrightpartmustbepositioned on 1 It is FORBIDDEN to ...

Page 26: ... required If the remote control is off because it has no batteries the stove can be controlled from the control panel on top of it While replacing the battery pay attention to the polarity by observing the symbol on the inside compartment of the remote control COMMISSIONING settings Once the power cable at the back of the stove has been connected move the switch also located on the back to I The s...

Page 27: ...r Press key 1 several times to confirm and exit the menu Set clock Day Mon Tue Wed Sun Hours 0 23 Minutes 00 59 Date 1 31 Month 1 12 Year 00 99 Adjusting language It is possible to select the preferred language to display the various messages Controls procedure Press key 5 for a few seconds until set clock appears Press key 3 twice until set Language appears Confirm using key 5 Select the language...

Page 28: ... appliance Once the the set temperature has been reached it will automatically go to minimum or switch off activating the Stand by function reducing pellet consumption to a minimum By default the STBY function is always set on OFF light on For its activation and logic follow the indications on the next page chapter Stand by Burn pot cleaning During the work stage the stove has an internal counter ...

Page 29: ...formed by qualified staff and or the manufacturer s technical after sales assistance J There are two stove operating modes which are different according to the Stand by function See Stand by chapter additional thermostat optional The appliance can control the room temperature using an additional external thermostat optional After ignition pressing key 1 or via chrono mode the stove will work to re...

Page 30: ...o almost switch off taking the stove into no pellets alarm condition when the stove displays the no pellets alarm there may be non burned pellets inside the burn pot Excess fuel the stove develops a very high flame even at low power the panoramic glass is very dirty obscuring it almost totally the burn pot tends to become encrusted blocking the holes for air intake due to the excessive pellet feed...

Page 31: ...and exceeding it by 2 C will switch off after a pre set default delay displaying STAND BY When the room temperature is 2 C lower than the setting the stove will start to work again at the set power displaying WORK Controls procedure Press key 5 for a few seconds until set clock appears Press key 3 several times until user is displayed Confirm using key 5 Press key 5 several times to reach Stand by...

Page 32: ...clock appears Press key 3 several times until user is displayed Confirm using key 5 Press key 5 until v2 air appears Use keys 2 3 to increase 3 or decrease 2 Press key 5 to confirm and key 1 to return to the previous menus up to the initial status 2 Enable chrono It allows to enable disable the chrono and the various time slots Controls procedure Press key 5 for a few seconds until set clock appea...

Page 33: ...the 1st time slot To confirm and continue programming press button 5 Press button 4 to go back to the previous parameter Stop prg1 12 00 Where ENABLE CHRONO is not present in the menu enabling is done directly in SET CHRONO Controls procedure Press key 3 and SET chrono will appear Chrono Setting Enabling the 1st time slot days To enable disable the days use keys 2 and 3 key 4 and 5 to scroll the v...

Page 34: ... in this user and maintenance manual periodic cleaning operations must be performed with the utmost care after reading the instructions procedures and times reported in this user and maintenance manual CLEANING THE SURFACES AND COVERING Never use abrasive or chemically aggressive detergents to clean Surfaces must be cleaned when the generator and covering are completely cold To carry out maintenan...

Page 35: ... scrapers Please note scrapers are preferably used when the stove is cold if used when the stove is hot it is recommended to use special gloves to protect against the heat as they can get very hot DAILY Open the door Clean the glass with a damp cloth Never spray the detergent or any other liquid used for cleaning directly on the ceramic glass 35 ...

Page 36: ...ment 3 Vacuum the ash from the burn pot s seat and the combustion chamber 3 1 4 Use the special poker supplied to clear the holes in the burn pot 5 Place back the burn pot and push it towards the hearth wall 6 If there is an ash collector tray vacuum the ash deposits PLEASE NOTE Use a suitablevacuum cleanerwith a special containerto separatethe collected ash 36 ...

Page 37: ... heat exchangers chamber must be cleaned every month as the soot deposited on the rear of the hearth wall obstructs the regular flow of fumes thereby affecting the performance and regular operation of the stove Open the door to access the combustion chamber Take out the burn pot Remove or rotate depending on the model the upper lockbolt A the screws B or the wall lock C of the hearth wall D take o...

Page 38: ...NGLISH Cleaning the LOWER SUMP IF THERE IS ONE Some stove models have an inspection sump behind the ash drawer or underneath the combustion chamber In this case just open remove the clamping screws and vacuum the ash inside 38 ...

Page 39: ...e carried out by a qualified technician CONNECTION TO THE FLUE Vacuum and clean the pipe that leads to the flue yearly or whenever necessary If there are horizontal sections any residue must be removed before it obstructs the flue PUTTING THE EQUIPMENT OUT OF SERVICE END OF THE SEASON At the end of every season before turning off the stove we recommend completely emptying the pellet tank and using...

Page 40: ...pot door replace them and apply silicone where required C Combustion chamber total cleaning of the entire chamber and ignition plug tube cleaning D Tank complete emptying and cleaning E Room air fan disassembly and removal of dust and any pellet debris F Air intake pipe inspection and of flow sensor cleaning The images are for illustration purposes 40 ...

Page 41: ...d burn pot door replace them and apply silicone where required C Combustion chamber total cleaning of the entire chamber and ignition plug tube cleaning D Tank complete emptying and cleaning E Room air fan disassembly and removal of dust and any pellet debris F Air intake pipe inspection and of flow sensor cleaning The images are for illustration purposes 41 ...

Page 42: ...he specific chapter Stand by ext Stove off due to an external thermostat waiting for re ignition To deactivate the STAND BY function see the specific chapter Cooling stand by A new ignition is attempted when the stove has just been switched off When the stove switches off it is necessary to wait until complete fumes motor switch off and then clean the burn pot The stove can only be re ignited when...

Page 43: ...storation operations must be carried out by an authorised technician Depr alarm The mechanical depression sensor has tripped Contact after sales centre No Ignition The pellet feed box is empty Pellet feed calibration inadequate Incorrect installation Check for the presence of pellets in the feed box Adjust pellet flow see Pellet feed adjustment Check the procedures described in the Ignition chapte...

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Page 48: ...65912 info extraflame it www lanordica extraflame com 004275823 MU VENTILATE LED 005 The Manufacturer reserves the right to vary the features and data shown in this booklet at any time and without prior notice in order to improve its products This manual cannot be considered as a contract for third parties ...

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