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INSTALLATION 

 

Introduction 

 

The stove position must be chosen in accordance with the environment, the waste pipe and the chimney 

flue.  Verify  with  the  local  authority  if  there  are  restrictive  rules  about  the  air  intake  for  combustion 

purposes and ventilation of domestic environment and about the waste fumes pipes plant with chimney 

flue  and  chimney  pot.  The  manufacturer  declines  any  responsibility  in  case  of  installation  not  in 

accordance with the standards in force, with a not correct ventilation system, an electrical connection 

not in accordance with the standards in force, or in case of bad use of the appliance. 

The installation must be carried out by a qualified technician who will sign a declaration of conformity of 

the system and take all responsibility for the installation and good functioning of the appliance. A booklet 

of testing and periodic maintenance to be carried out by the installer is issued to the client together with 

the stove. 

 

Installation 

 

The appliance should be installed on a floor with adequate load 

bearing  capacity.  If  the  existing  structure  does  not  satisfy  this 

requirement it is essential to take appropriate precautions (e.g. 

install a load distribution plate). Insert and adjust the 4 feet that 

are supplied or adjust them if already installed, so that the base 

of  the  stove  becomes  detached  from  the  floor.  When  the 

appliance  is  installed  it  should  be  placed  so  as  to  allow  easy 

access for cleaning the stove itself, the exhaust gas ducts and 

the chimney flue. 

The pellets stove must be installed in isolation, with a minimum 

air space of 15 cm to allow an adequate cooling of the appliance 

and a good distribution of heat in the domestic environment. In 

compliance  with  fire-prevention  methods  there  must  be  a 

minimum distance of at least 20 cm from flammable objects to 

the back and side of the stove and of 80 cm to the front where the 

fire door is. If the floor is made of flammable material you must 

prepare  a  coverage  made  of  non-flammable  material  (plate  of 

steel, marble, refractory material), which sticks out 50 cm from 

the front of the stove where the fire door is and 20 cm from the 

other sides (see picture 10). You can’t install the stove in bedrooms or bathrooms.  

 

Electrical connection 

 

IMPORTANT! the appliance must be installed by specialised staff. The electrical connection must be 

carried out using the supplied cable, adding an adequate plug on a socket which can take the load factor 

and voltage specific of each model as indicated on the technical data table (see page 27), the plug must 

be accessible when the appliance is installed. It is necessary that the fixed power grid is protected with 

a single pole switch to assure a complete disconnection with a minimum opening between the contacts 

of 3 mm. Make sure there is an efficient grounding, if there isn’t one or it is inefficient you should provide 

to have a grounding installed in compliance with the standards in force. 

 

N.B. The stove heating system is protected by fuse located inside the main switch behind the stove. 

Always remember to disconnect the power supply before carrying out any maintenance and/or checks! 

 

Hydraulic connection 

 

IMPORTANT! It is important that the unit is installed by a specialised technician. 

 

 

The hydraulic must be carried out by a qualified plumber. However, it is strongly recommended that it 

is carried out by a qualified plumber. Connect the system delivery and return (1") directly to the 2 vents 

on the back of the boiler (see illustration below - stove rear side). Apply a shut-off valve (tap) to the 

specific vent (1/2”) on the boiler rear before supplying the system with water. 

 

Pic.10 

Summary of Contents for H18

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...way be used without the hydraulic connection and without water being loaded in the heat chamber This stove should be used for the purposes for which it was designed and made The manufacturer is exclu...

Page 3: ...with the regulation in force UNI10683 Chimney flue The chimney flue or chimney has a great importance for a heating appliance which uses solid combustible materials of b type with forced draft as mode...

Page 4: ...imney flue draught depends also on its height The draught which is necessary for the different models of pellets stoves is 8pa to 14pa 0 08 to 0 14mbar Dimensions The section can be round which is the...

Page 5: ...pot must be cleaned and checked by an expert at least once a year Safety can be compromised by the non cleaning Pic 4 External air intake We recommend to set an air intake from the outside to have a h...

Page 6: ...ling a permanent ventilation grid in a window or near the stove Air intake directly from the outside is compulsory WARNING Use only certified pipes of steel preferably Pipes in synthetic material must...

Page 7: ...ickness 0 5mm with a diameter of 80 mm or 100mm depending on the type of plant see picture 2 pag 4 you can not use pipes made of asbestos cement or flexible metal The pipes must be sealed with high te...

Page 8: ...characteristics and quality on sale We recommend to use pellets of good quality as that has great influence on the heating capacity and on the residuals of ash Pellets characteristics are diameter of...

Page 9: ...h fire prevention methods there must be a minimum distance of at least 20 cm from flammable objects to the back and side of the stove and of 80 cm to the front where the fire door is If the floor is m...

Page 10: ...y check that the system pressure is always kept between 0 5 and 1 5 bar IMPORTANT If for any reason the pressure should increase or decrease it is advised to troubleshoot and reset the pressure PRESSU...

Page 11: ...olated heat exchanger 25 35 kW or an accumulator puffer based on the system type The hydraulic system is equipped with a 6 lt closed surge tank with a precharge pressure of 1 bar To display the heat c...

Page 12: ...vice Children should not be present because the vapours emitted by the stove may be harmful to health Adults should also avoid staying for long near the stove Do not touch the surfaces as they may sti...

Page 13: ...em water pressure is displayed in Bar Key 6 pressed once allows to set the power of the stove Keys 5 and 6 in the programming mode the menus are scrolled Display shows the board status during start up...

Page 14: ...ver 3 5 years Press button 3 scroll with buttons 5 or 6 until the display views menu 01 Access by pressing button 3 once again Use buttons 1 or 2 to select the current day of the week Press button 3 t...

Page 15: ...her press button 4 three times M 2 2 program day This entry enables disables and sets all the daily clock thermostat functions You can use 2 separate programs to start and stop the stove Use buttons 1...

Page 16: ...t which you would like the stove to turn on automatically or else set value at OFF to disable start up of program 1 Press button 3 to continue setting Use buttons 1 or 2 to select the time at which yo...

Page 17: ...ON ON ON OFF OFF Progr 2 h 11 00 h 13 00 ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF Progr 3 h 17 00 h 21 00 ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF Progr 4 h 10 00 h 20 00 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON To return to the level of the previous...

Page 18: ...gue language from among those available ITALIANO ENGLISH DEUTSCH FRANCAIS ESPANOL PORTUGUES Press button 3 and scroll with buttons 1 or 2 until the display views menu 04 Access by pressing button 3 on...

Page 19: ...hlea To stop loading press button 4 To return to the level of the previous menu and to continue scrolling among the various entries of the menu press button 4 once To exit the menu altogether press bu...

Page 20: ...e thermostat falls below the set threshold the stove will restart and return to work or will switch back on if the stand by is active With this mode the stove does not take into account in any way the...

Page 21: ...he value will be confirmed automatically Modulating function energy saving When the room temperature or the water temperature reaches the temperature set on the stove its power automatically goes to m...

Page 22: ...ue use a carbon dioxide CO2 fire extinguisher or ask for the fire brigade intervention Do not use water to put out the fire in the brazier Pellets stoking If you have to stoke the stove with pellets w...

Page 23: ...es to cool the stove down Let the stove cool down and then switch it off with the 4 ON OFF key Verify the occurring fault on page 31 After detecting the cause of the fault clean up the brazier and res...

Page 24: ...arm described above is triggered Let the stove cool down and then switch it off with the 4 ON OFF key To reset the thermostat unscrew the black cap behind the stove and press the pin that comes out of...

Page 25: ...e to remind you that the majolica parts are craft made and therefore they can have little flaws flaws interlacing due to thermal dilation between the biscuit and the paint marking by tricks very littl...

Page 26: ...eaning You must empty the ash draw when full The ash should be put in a metal container with airtight lid and it shouldn t get in contact with combustible material ex left on a wooden floor as the ash...

Page 27: ...mbar Emissions CO at 13 of O2 0 016 0 025 0 016 0 025 0 016 0 025 Emissions CO2 7 16 10 74 7 16 10 74 7 16 10 74 Average temperature fumes 60 136 C 80 145 C 80 145 C Mass flow fumes 7 8 15 3 g s 7 8...

Page 28: ...dimensions H25 HC25 A Control panel B Water drain in overpressure Female heating 1 2 C Combustion air inlet ex 42 mm D Heating DELIVERY Male l E Heating RETURN Male l F Fumes drain pipe 80 mm G Water...

Page 29: ...ctor Pump ALF General safety thermostat ALC Pressure Glow plug Cochlea encoder fumes extractor Fumes feeler Thermostat additional NTC 300 C feeler Ambience feeler Flowmeter not present ACCESSORIES not...

Page 30: ...you shall open the T fitting vacuum the dust from the surface having then the foresight to close it properly 4 Clean and empty the ash pan before it is completely filled 5 Check that the pellet hoppe...

Page 31: ...lets must be stored in a dry room Verify Replace the feeler Call a specialised technician Replace the card Call a specialised technician Restart the stove and check if the problem persists Pellets don...

Page 32: ...old Temperature fumes feeler is faulty Electronic card is faulty Replace the fumes feeler Call a specialised technician Replace the card Call a specialised technician Ashes around the stove Faulty or...

Page 33: ...excessive compared to the hydraulic system Let the stove cool down and stoke it again if the problem continues call a specialised technician A voltage failure during the functioning of the stove cause...

Page 34: ...entioned Guarantee period For example the glow plug gaskets the brazier the firebox lining ceramic glass painted parts of ceramic etc The guarantee is valid for 24 months from the date of first startu...

Page 35: ...e apparatus to you or to our nearest Technical Servicing Centre specifying the model and serial number and describing the problem Also bear in mind that original spare parts can be obtained only and e...

Page 36: ...r s signature Segnature of TSC Specialised Technical Servicing Centre Work done on Material used Guarantee YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO User s signature Segnature of TSC Specialised Technical Servicing...

Page 37: ...r s signature Segnature of TSC Specialised Technical Servicing Centre Work done on Material used Guarantee YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO User s signature Segnature of TSC Specialised Technical Servicing...

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