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ENGLISH

ENGLISH ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5

WarNINGS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 5

SafEty .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5

routINE MaINtENaNcE ................................................................................................................................................................................ 7

INStaLLatIoN .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 8

MINIMUM DISTANCES ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................8

PREPARATIONS FOR MAINTENANCE ..................................................................................................................................................................................................8

DEtaILS of LucIa pLuS ................................................................................................................................................................................ 10

aIr DuctING fEaturES ............................................................................................................................................................................... 11

FACTORy DEFAUlT OPERATION IN AIR DUCTINg MODE .........................................................................................................................................................11

OPERATION IN AIR DUCTINg wITh ThERMOSTAT OR PRObE (OPTIONAl)......................................................................................................................11

ta aDDItIoNaL tHErMoStat (optIoNaL) ............................................................................................................................................... 12

FUSE ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12

StovE poSItIoNING ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 13

NotE for corrEct opEratIoN  ................................................................................................................................................................ 13

pELLEtS aND LoaDING ................................................................................................................................................................................ 14

pELLEt HoppEr - prESSurISED cLoSurE. ................................................................................................................................................ 14

rEMotE coNtroL ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 15

REMOTE CONTROl ICONS ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................16

INSERTINg ThE bATTERIES ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................16

ADVICE AND PRECAUTIONS FOR ThE USE OF ThE REMOTE CONTROl ............................................................................................................................16

toucH ScrEEN DISpLay  .............................................................................................................................................................................. 17

OPENINg ThE DISPlAy ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................17

ClOSINg ThE DISPlAy ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................17

coNtroL BoarD ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 18

ICON kEy ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18

gENERAl MENU ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19

bASIC INSTRUCTIONS  ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................19

fIrSt IGNItIoN SEttINGS ............................................................................................................................................................................ 20

MAINS POwER FREqUENCy 50/ 60hz .............................................................................................................................................................................................20

DATE-TIME ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................20

lANgUAgE ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................20

DEgREES ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................20

opEratIoN aND LoGIc ................................................................................................................................................................................ 21

froNt aIr ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22

aIr DuctING 1 ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 22

aIr DuctING 2 ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 22

EaSy SEtup  ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23

cHroNo .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

ENAblINg/DISAblINg ThE ChRONO ..............................................................................................................................................................................................24

SEttINGS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 26

UPDATE .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................26

STAND - by ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................26

OPERATION wITh ADDITIONAl ThERMOSTAT (OPTIONAl)  .................................................................................................................................................26

ADDITIONAl ThERMOSTAT ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................27

DElTA-T ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................27

FIRST lOAD .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................27

wI-FI ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................27

RESET .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................28

cLEaNING aND MaINtENaNcE ................................................................................................................................................................... 29

MaINtENaNcE ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 29

PERIODIC ClEANINg UNDER USER'S RESPONSIbIlITy .............................................................................................................................................................29

routINE MaINtENaNcE pErforMED By quaLIfIED tEcHNIcIaNS .................................................................................................... 31

ShUT-DOwN (END OF SEASON) ........................................................................................................................................................................................................31

DISpLayS ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 34

aLarMS .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 34

GuaraNtEE tErMS  ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 35

DISpoSaL........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 37

      attENtIoN

   

         

SurfacES caN BEcoME vEry Hot!

aLWayS uSE protEctIvE GLovES!

During combustion, thermal energy is released that significantly increases the heat of surfaces, doors, handles, controls, glass, exhaust 

pipes, and even the front of the appliance. Avoid contact with those elements if not wearing protective clothing (protective gloves 

included). Make sure children are aware of the danger and keep them away from the stove during operation.

Summary of Contents for LUCIA PLUS

Page 1: ...MADE IN ITALY design production LUCIA PLUS 004277561 Rev 000 UK pellet stoves USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...2 ENGLISH ...

Page 3: ...te time 20 Language 20 Degrees 20 Operation and logic 21 Front air 22 air ducting 1 22 air ducting 2 22 easy setup 23 CHRONO 24 Enabling disabling the chrono 24 Settings 26 update 26 stand by 26 OPERATION with additional thermostat optional 26 Additional thermostat 27 delta t 27 First Load 27 Wi Fi 27 reset 28 Cleaning and maintenance 29 Maintenance 29 Periodic cleaning under user s responsibility...

Page 4: ...IGATOIRE Avant de bouger le poêle faire attention à lever les céramiques indiquées pour éviter des dégâts OBVEZNA POZORNOST Prije pomicanja peći uklonite označene pločice kako biste izbjegli oštećenja VORSICHT OBLIGATORISCH Bevor Sie den Ofen bewegen bitte unbe dingt die bezeichnete Keramik Kacheln entfernen um Schäden zu vermeiden POZOR OBVEZNO Pred premikanjem peči odstranite označene majolike d...

Page 5: ...ance has been installed as well as the instructions contained in this manual The Manufacturer cannot be held responsible for the failure to comply with such precautions After removing the packaging ensure that the content is intact and complete Otherwise contact the dealer where the appliance was pur chased All electric components that make up the product must be replaced with original spare parts...

Page 6: ...E PRODUCT EVEN IF IT IS DISCONNECTED FROM THE MAINS It is advised to position the power supply cable so that it doesnotcomeintocontactwithhotpartsoftheappliance The power supply plug must be accessible after installation Do not close or reducethe dimensions ofthe airingvents in the place of installation The airing vents are essential for correct combustion Do not leave the packaging elements withi...

Page 7: ...r effective authenticity To clean the majolicas it is recommended to use a soft dry cloth If a detergent or liquid is used the latter could penetrate inside the crackles highlighting them SINCE THE PRODUCT CAN TURN ON AUTOMATICALLY THANKS TO THETIMER ORREMOTELYUSINGTHEDEDICATEDAPPLICATIONS ITIS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN TO LEAVE ANY COMBUSTIBLE OBJECT WITHIN THE SAFETY DISTANCES INDICATED ON THE TECHNICA...

Page 8: ...mestichotwaterproductionandinadjacentandcommunicating rooms 3 where the depression measured in situ between the external and internal environment is greater than 4 Pa N B Watertight appliances can also be installed in the cases indicated in points 1 2 and 3 of this paragraph Installations in bathrooms bedrooms and studio flats Installation in bathrooms bedrooms and studio flats is only allowed for...

Page 9: ...If the exhaust is not inserted in an existing flue a vertical section with a windproof end piece is required UNI 10683 The vertical duct can be inside or outside the building If the smoke duct is inserted in an existing flue it must be certified for solid fuel If the smoke duct is outside the building it must always be insulated The smoke ducts must have at least one airtight inlet for flue gas sa...

Page 10: ...ir Ducting Z2 inlets B Access to combustion chamber and ash drawer G Air ducting Z2 outlet Air ducting Z1 inlets C Touch screen display H Air ducting Z1 outlet TA additional thermostat input D Pellet hopper pressurised closure i Ambient probe K On Off Fuse E Fumes outlet 230 V power supply L Serial input ...

Page 11: ...information on air ducting settings see chapter Menu Air ducting with ambient thermostat optional Remove the jumper on 1 and connect the ambient thermostat in the room that needs to be temperature controlled through air ducting 1 3 control modes OPERATION IN AIR DUCTING WITH AMBIENT THERMOSTAT OPTIONAL SET configured to OFF the temperature setting is not visible The air ducting motor will remain o...

Page 12: ... desired temperature from 7 to 37 C The air ducting motor will remain off unless the fumes temperature exceeds the normal operating temperatures SET configured to AUTO Set the desired temperature from 7 to 37 C Oncethespecificactivationthresholdhasbeenreachedandexceeded attemperature to be satisfied the air ducting motor will follow the stove settings When the temperature set in TEMPERATURE is rea...

Page 13: ... the following CLOSE HOPPER STOVE DOOR This indication means that you have 60 seconds to close the hatch door and the pellet lid Once 60 seconds have passed during ignition the stove will go into DEPR ALARM mode while during normal operation the stove will go into COOLING STAND BY mode before automatically resuming operation once the conditions are satisfied cold stove etc Stove positioning To ens...

Page 14: ...POOR QUALITY PELLETS OR ANY OTHER MATERIAL WILL COMPROMISE STOVE FUNCTIONS VOIDING THE WARRANTY AND RELEASING THE MANUFACTURER OF LIABILITY Pellet hopper pressurised closure During stove operation the pellet hopper lid must always be closed Keep clean Do not place the bag directly on the stove to load the tank Always use a scoop to load the tank Do not rub or place weights on the tank seal Keep th...

Page 15: ... On off stove hold for 3 seconds 9 Degrees Celsius Fahrenheit 4 Set power 10 Press the button once to enable or disable the chrono 5 Set switch off delay The button allows to set the switch off delay For example if you set it to one hour the stove will automatically switch off after the set time 11 Reset 6 Set room temperature 12 Battery compartment not available in this model ...

Page 16: ...stove s signal receiver Handle the remote control with care When it is not being used place it on the special base supplied The remote control must not be left in a place where it is exposed to direct sunlight or near a source of heat The quality of the signal may be affected by other IR sources Air mode selected Flashing COMFORT On AUTO Enable chrono Light on activated Light off deactivated Set s...

Page 17: ...ntact with water The touch screen display may not work properly in the presence of humidity or if it is exposed to water To avoid damaging the touch screen display do not touch it with sharp objects and do not press it too hard with your fingers During opening and closure press only on the outer frame of the Display Touch sensitive parts FREQUENCY BANDS MAXIMUM POWER TRANSMITTED Wi Fi 20 0 dBm BLU...

Page 18: ...Indicates the weekly programming status Off deactivated On activated The number indicates the current reference time frame 0 WI FI BT STBY OK ON Indicates contact of the external additional thermostat Closed contact the contact of the external additional thermostat is closed Open contact the contact of the external additional thermostat is open 0 WI FI BT STBY OK ON Wi Fi icon Off deactivated On a...

Page 19: ...stion chamber must be clean The burn pot must be completely free and clean Check the hermetic closure of the fire door and ash drawer Check that the power cord is properly connected The bipolar switch at the back on the right must be positioned on 1 J Make sure that the bottom of the burn pot is free from residue and deposits The holes at the bottom must be completely free to guarantee proper comb...

Page 20: ...gh the menus until the initial page Language This menu allows the preferred language to be selected The available languages are Italian English German French Spanish Portuguese Danish Estonian Croatian Slovenian Controls procedure Press key 6 Press key 3 until SETTINGS appears and confirm by pressing key 6 Press key 3 until LANGUAGE appears and confirm by pressing key 6 Select the language using k...

Page 21: ...y means of an on board probe Once the set temperature has been reached the stove automatically reduces the power guaranteeing best comfort and reducing pellet consumption this process is called modulation LOW TA hot If the Set Thermostat is LOW TA set under the 7 threshold temperature checking is entrusted to the additional thermostat contact thus bypassing the on board temperature probe If the co...

Page 22: ...trols procedure to set TEMPERATURE Press key 6 Press key 3 until AIR DUCTING 1 appears and confirm by pressing key 6 Press key 3 until TEMPERATURE appears and confirm by pressing key 6 Use keys 4 5 to set the desired mode Press key 6 to confirm and key 1 to scroll back through the menus until the initial page air ducting 2 This menu allows a choice of three operating modes for air ducting 1 and th...

Page 23: ... it is necessary to increase the calibration of the volumetric weight of the pellet change the factory value from 0 to 1 2 3 as required EXCESSIVE PELLET DEPOSIT IN BURN POT NORMAL OPERATION MINIMUM PELLET DEPOSIT IN BURN POT 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 THIRD DECREASE RANGE IF THE FIRST TWO ARE INSUFFICIENT SECOND DECREASE RANGE IF THE FIRST IS INSUFFICIENT FIRST DECREASE RANGE TEST FOR 1 DAY OPTIMAL FACTORY VA...

Page 24: ...A 07 37 C HOT Set thermostat PRG3 Power prg3 1 5 Set power PRG3 prg4 Start prg4 OFF 00 00 Ignition time PRG4 Stop prg4 OFF 00 00 Switch off time PRG4 Monday Sunday On off Enable disable days PRG4 Set prg4 LOW TA 07 37 C HOT Set thermostat PRG4 Power prg4 1 5 Set power PRG4 CHRONO This function allows stove ignition and switch off to be automatically programmed The factory setting for CHRONO is off...

Page 25: ...00 23 00 08 00 16 30 t 22 18 2 1 25 ENGLISH Time slot 1 start 02 00 stop 23 00 power 3 set thermostat 22 C Time slot 2 start 08 00 stop 16 30 power 1 set thermostat 18 C stove operation Time slot Set power Set thermostat Example of chrono overlapping times slots ...

Page 26: ...LTA T value the stove switches off after a preset factory delay and STAND BY will be displayed on the screen When the ambient temperature is less than SET THERMOSTAT DELTA T and after a certain cooling time the stove ignites again STAND BY function set to OFF Factory SETTING When the STAND BY function is not enabled OFF if the stove exceeds the set ambient temperature it will switch to the minimum...

Page 27: ...eration with the external thermostat connected in the TA clamp may differ depending on whether or not the STAND BY function is enabled delta t This function allows you to set the hysteresis to switch the stove on and off DELTA T used as a room temperature adjustment interval if not managed by an external thermostat The exact temperature for ignition is SET THERMOSTAT DELTA T The temperature for sw...

Page 28: ...ontrols procedure Press key 6 Press key 3 until SETTINGS appears and confirm by pressing key 6 Press key 3 until RESET appears and confirm by pressing key 6 Use keys 4 5 to select enable ON disable OFF and confirm by pressing key 6 Press key 1 several times to confirm and exit the menu ...

Page 29: ...arranty Cleaning the ceramic glass Never use abrasive or chemically aggressive detergents for cleaning The ceramic glass must be cleaned when the glass is completely cold To clean the ceramic glass simply use a dry brush and some damp newspaper dipped in ash If the glass is very dirty use a specific cleaning agent for ceramic glass Spray a small amount on a cloth and use it on the ceramic glass Do...

Page 30: ...the burn pot slot ignition plug pipe holder and combustion chamber Unblock all the holes in the burn pot using the supplied poker Re position the burn pot in its slot and push it towards the fire wall NOTE Use a suitable ash vacuum cleaner with a special separate container for the collected ashes REMOVABLE ASH PAN Remove the ash pan and empty it in a dedicated container ...

Page 31: ...mbustion over time thus preventing any faults and or malfunctions which may require subsequent technical assistance Requests for routine maintenance are not covered by the warranty GASKETS pellet hopper lid DOOR ASH DRAWER AND BURN POT The gaskets ensure the proper sealing of the stove and therefore its proper operation They must be periodically checked and immediately replaced if worn or damaged ...

Page 32: ...y silicone where indicated C Combustion chamber and heat exchanger full cleaning including ignition plug pipe D Hopper complete emptying and cleaning and check gasket E Check the air intake pipe and check clean the mechanical pressure switch F Dismantling of ambient air fan and removal of dust and pellet residue TO FIND OUT WHERE YOUR NEAREST SERVICE CENTRE IS CONTACT YOUR DEALER OR VISIT THE WEBS...

Page 33: ...er and heat exchanger full cleaning including ignition plug pipe D Hopper complete emptying and cleaning and check gasket E Check the air intake pipe and check clean the mechanical pressure switch F Dismantling of ambient air fan and removal of dust and pellet residue TO FIND OUT WHERE YOUR NEAREST SERVICE CENTRE IS CONTACT YOUR DEALER OR VISIT THE WEBSITE WWW LANORDICA EXTRAFLAME COM THE IMAGES A...

Page 34: ...esence of an alarm On indicates the presence of an alarm The alarm can be reset only if the fumes motor has stopped and 15 minutes have passed since the alarm was displayed by pressing key 1 for 3 seconds Fumes motor fault Fumes motor failure Contact the service centre Fumes probe Fumes probe fault Contact the service centre Hot fumes High exhaust temperature Check pellet loading see Easy setup if...

Page 35: ...ability to use the product and wrong maintenance by the consumer with respect to what is reported and recommended by the instructions manual of the product which is part of the sales contract this guarantee will be void Damage to the product that cannot be related to manufacturing defects are also not included in this guarantee Similarly are excluded defects related to incorrect operation of the f...

Page 36: ...utlet pipes etc Please therefore avoid coming into contact with these parts without wearing suitable protective clothing or using appropriate measures such as heat protective gloves DO NOT use the product with the door open or if the glass is broken The product must be electrically connected to a system equipped with an operational earthing system Turn off the product in the event of a failure or ...

Page 37: ... kindly asked to separate this equipment and or batteries or accumulators included from other types of waste and to arrange for disposal by the municipal waste service It is possible to ask your local dealer to collect the waste electric or electronic appliance under the conditions and following the methods provided by national laws transposing the Directive 2012 19 EU Separate waste collection an...

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Page 40: ...raflame it www lanordica extraflame com TO FIND THE SERVICE CENTRE NEAREST TO YOU CONTACT YOUR DEALER OR CONSULT THE SITE WWW LANORDICA EXTRAFLAME COM The manufacturer reserves the right to vary the characteristics and the data reported in this pamphlet at any moment and without notice in order to improve its products This manual therefore cannot be regarded as a contract towards other parties ...

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