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GreenFire GF75-1 BioEnergy Stove

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OPERA

TION

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

CONTROL PANEL FUNCTIONS

Heat Level Settings

Use icon 5 to decrease or icon 6 to 
increase the intensity of your desired 
heat. (BTU) Heat level 1 is regulated 
with a fl ow of approximately 1 lb (.45 
kg) of fuel per hour and the heat 
level 5 is regulated with a fl ow of 
approximately 4 lbs (1.81 kg) of fuel 
per hour.

COMB.

FLOW

EXTR.

ASH

LEVEL

HEAT

10

1

5

WOOD
PELLET

7

3

AIR

MANUAL

11

FEED

2

B

6

CORN

8

WHEAT

9

4

A

Combustion Fan 

Adjustment

Use icon 1 to decrease or icon 
2 to increase the pressure in the 
combustion chamber. These buttons 
are used to reduce or increase the 
amount of combustion air coming into 
the burn-pot.

Ash Extraction

Each type of fuel (wood pellet, corn and 
wheat) has it's own ash percentage. 
Use icon 3 or 4 to decrease or increase 
ash removal rate. The extraction rate 
has been pre-set at the factory.

Display A

This is a shared display between the 
Combustion fan level (Icon 1 & 2) and 
ash removal level (Icon 3 & 4).    The 
combustion air display will show when 
Icons 1 or 2 are pressed.  The Ash 
Extraction will show when Icons 3 or 
4 are pressed.   

Display B

Heat levels, (1 to 5) and the cleaning 
mode, (C1 and C2) as well as the 
error codes (E1 to F6) are shown on 
this display.

Fuel Selection Icons

Icon 7:

 Is used only for 

             wood pellets. 

Icon 8:

 Is used only for corn.

Icon 9:

 Is used only for wheat.  

Stop Button

Icon 10: 

 Is used to stop the stove. 

Display B will show C1, the fuel feed 
supply will stop, and the cleaning 
mode will be activated immediately  
evacuating the ashes accumulated 
in the burn-pot. The C2 mode 
controls the cooling mode and will 
automatically extinguish the fans 
when the stove is cold enough (90 
degrees F).

When the stove is completely stopped, 
(approximately 1 hour 30 minutes) 
display B will show code EE. 

  

Convection Fan

This fan is used to force hot air into the room. 
There is no manual control for the speed of 
this convection fan, which is pre-programmed 
and computer controlled for each heat level. 
(1 to 5).   

Diagram 10

Summary of Contents for Dell-Point Europa 75

Page 1: ...alteration service or maintenance can cause injury property damage or loss of life Refer to this manual For assistance or additional information consult an authorized installer or service agency FOR Y...

Page 2: ...s about your product that are not covered in this manual please contact the FPI DEALER in your area Keep those FPI FIRES burning Safety Note If this stove is not properly installed a house re may resu...

Page 3: ...justment 16 Ash Extraction 16 Display A 16 Display B 16 Fuel Selection Icons 16 Stop Button 16 Convection Fan 16 Operation Guidelines For Burning Corn And Wheat 17 Initial Use of GF75 1 for Burning Co...

Page 4: ...LCOVE 30 pouces 762 mm COIN L APPAREIL 8 1 2 pouces 216 mm De l appareil au mur exige 8 d espace libre d acc s aux contr les U S ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Certified to comply with July 1990 part...

Page 5: ...e of the burn pot The GF75 1 model will not feed fuel if the main door is not fully closed and the rebox in a negative pressure situation This is a safety function of the appliance IMPORTANT Stove mus...

Page 6: ...sire pressure reducer plate to the combustion exhaust outlet ensuring that gaskets are replaced on both sides of the pressure reducer plate One gasket is placed on each side of the pressure reducer pl...

Page 7: ...6 152mm 30 MAX 762mm 8 203mm 6 152mm F BACK OF STOVE STOVE 6 152mm 6 152mm 6 152mm 6 152mm UNIT DIMENSIONS 25 1 4 641mm 40 1 2 1029mm 26 1 2 673mm 19 3 8 492mm 6 152mm Vent Center Line 8 203mm 10 5 8...

Page 8: ...k or paved driveway which is located between two single family dwellings and serves both dwellings If the vent termination is accessible a certi ed guard shall be installed Local codes or regulations...

Page 9: ...GreenFire GF75 1 BioEnergy Stove 9 INSTALLATION INSTALLATION HORIZONTAL TERMINATION Top View Side View Diagram 4...

Page 10: ...75 1 BioEnergy Stove 10 INSTALLATION OUTSIDE VERTICAL TERMINATION INSTALLATION 6 Min 6 Min Hearth Pad Outside Air Tee with cleanout Support bracket 3 76 mm Clearance Flashing Rain cap 24 610mm Side Vi...

Page 11: ...Type L Vent Tee Optional Outside Air HIGHLY RECOMMENDED 6 Min 6 Min 6 Min Hearth Pad 3 Min 2 Min 3 Min Outside Air Support bracket 3 76 mm Clearance Flashing Rain cap 6 Min Hearth Pad 24 610mm Insula...

Page 12: ...ALLATION 3 Min Outside Air 3 76 mm Clearance Flashing 6 Min Hearth Pad Class A Chimney Class A Chimney must maintain clearances outlined in the chimney s installation instructions usually 2 Class A Ch...

Page 13: ...st be sealed with silicone Storm Collar Vertical Cap This flexible section of pipes must be no longer than 5ft and must also be the first section nearest to the appliance after the T 6 Min 4 Min NOTE...

Page 14: ...of 30 minutes Please note that icon 10 stop will be the only functional key during the first 30 minutes of the starting mode All other keys are over ridden in the process When the starting procedures...

Page 15: ...motors and two auger motors used within your appliance Error Code Problem Solution EE Shows when stove is connected but shut down If desired start stove E1 a Poor start up Stove did not reach 130 deg...

Page 16: ...ed display between the Combustion fan level Icon 1 2 and ash removal level Icon 3 4 The combustion air display will show when Icons 1 or 2 are pressed The Ash Extraction will show when Icons 3 or 4 ar...

Page 17: ...are still protected on the keypad to ensure that each step i e from feed rate 3 to feed rate 4 is not increased to feed rate 5 until feed rate 4 has had 25 minutes to stabilize The ember bedshouldals...

Page 18: ...ded re starter materials to start your BioEnergy stove In the event that clinkers start to form during the initial 90 minutes you can use the poker provided to gently break this formation and allow th...

Page 19: ...TERY CONDITIONS X CLEAN THE CONVECTION FAN FLYWHEEL X CLEAN THE COMBUSTION CHAMBER STEP 2 X CLEAN THE COMBUSTION FAN FLY WHEEL X INSPECT THE SEALS X CLEAN THE CHIMNEY X COMPONENTS OF STOVE EACH START...

Page 20: ...ACCESS DOOR Diagram 16 Diagram 17 Diagram 18 NUTS TOP RING Maintenance Of The Burn pot Step 1 Use a 9 16 wrench to unscrew the two nuts Diagram 17 Then to raise the ring it may be necessary to insert...

Page 21: ...diagram 25 26 Then using a brush and a vacuum cleaner clean each plastic impeller which will increase the hot air volume displacement in the room and reduce or eliminate any vibrations Diagram 25 Dia...

Page 22: ...art of each season or every 3 tons burned check the accumulation of ashes inside the chimney It is important to clean the full system including all lengths T s and elbows Maintenance Of The Battery Sy...

Page 23: ...PA Air Emissions EPA 0 6 g h Power Settings 5 levels of heat Electrical Min Capacity 25 amps 120 volts 120 volts or 240 volts AC 15 amps 240 volts Max Capacity 65 amps 120 volts 35 amps 240 volts 12 v...

Page 24: ...E4 This code not in use E5 Power interruption for more Allow stove to cool then restart than ten seconds E6 Indicates unit has been unplugged Plug into wall outlet before the stop icon was pressed E7...

Page 25: ...ot used Pin 13 red wire combustion fan Pin 3 4 orange wires safety Pin 14 black wire convection fan Pin 5 6 green wires safety Pin 15 blue wire speed control Pin 7 black wire feed system Pin 16 red wi...

Page 26: ...________________ ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ ___________________________...

Page 27: ...s information the claim will be invalid Exclusions The warranty does not extend to gasketing paint or trim At no time will FPI be liable for any consequential damages which exceed the original price o...

Page 28: ...Printed in Canada Copyright 2007 FPI Fireplace Products International Ltd All rights reserved...

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