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CS.ECO-TFT.IST-1-EN / Rev 1.0

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Switch-off cycle 

The appliance switches off if you press button 4 (ON/OFF) during normal operation. The display will show 

“FINAL CLEANING”

. The pellet loading 

stops and the flue gas extractor speed increases to maximum and then switches off after the cooling of the appliance, displaying 

“OFF”

.  

If button 4 (ON/OFF) is pressed during the ignition cycle, the appliance switches to 

“WAITING OFF

” and the appliance will be turned off only at the end 

of the entire cycle; if, however, button 4 (ON/OFF) is pressed by mistake during this phase, you only need to press it again to delete 

“WAITING OFF”

the appliance will return to normal operation at the end of the entire ignition cycle. 
 

Modifying the working power and the temperatures of the room, boiler water, water heater or puffer 

 TFT Display 

-

 

WORKING POWER 

To modify the maximum working power, simply select “

SET

 

POWER

” 

(Fig. 1)

 then use the 

+

 and 

 

buttons to changethe value 

(Fig. 2)

.  

 

               

 

 

After setting the desired value, confirm by 

pressing the “back” arrow.

 

 

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ROOM TEMPERATURE 

In plant types 1, 2, 3 and 5, to modify the room temperature simply select the “SET ROOM” 

(Fig. 3)

 then use the 

+

 and 

 buttons to change the value 

(Fig. 4)

 

               

 

 

After setting the 

desired value, confirm by pressing the “back” arrow.

 

 

The room temperature setting and thus the “

SET

 

ROOM

” can be accessed only with the room sensor active (Sub

-menu 5.5 

 ROOM SENSOR = ON). 

 

During the work phase the appliance enters 

“Economy mode operation”

 when the relevant temperature value is reached; the heating circulator pump 

is therefore deactivated. The appliance switches off with a delay set to Pr44. 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

Summary of Contents for ECOMPACT 190

Page 1: ...CS ECO TFT IST 1 EN Rev 1 0 ECOMPACT 190 ECOMPACT 250 ECOMPACT 270 ECOMPACT 290 ECOMPACT 320 EN INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE...

Page 2: ...7 EXTERNAL AIR INTAKE 7 SMOKE DUCTS AND CONNECTION TO THE FLUE 7 CHIMNEY 9 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION 10 CONTROL OF A POSSIBLE THREE WAY MOTORIZED VALVE FOR DHW SYSTEM MANAGEMENT 10 CONNECTION TO THE ROOM...

Page 3: ...odifications to the appliance Do not touch the hot components of the product ceramic glass flue pipe during normal operation Never touch the appliance if you are barefoot and or if you have wet or dam...

Page 4: ...he boiler puffer sensor Yes Electrical configuration for the control of the optional automatic pellet loader Yes Remote control Optional The appliance is supplied with the following material 1 User in...

Page 5: ...ENGLISH Terminal for room thermostat connection Air intake pipe Anti interference filter connection for power supply cable with 2 built in fuses 4A 250V Expansion vessel 10 l with pre load 1 bar LEFT...

Page 6: ...100 100 100 100 100 Air intake pipe diameter mm 40 50 50 50 50 Boiler unit capacity litres 42 52 52 52 52 Pellet tank capacity kg 55 75 90 75 90 Minimum chimney draught at nominal heat output Pa 10 0...

Page 7: ...llets The use of poor quality pellets or any other material can damage the appliance operation voiding the warranty and exempting the manufacturer from all liability In order to guarantee trouble free...

Page 8: ...not obstructed thereby impeding the passage of air Therefore keep the air vents clear of obstructions The UNI 10683 Standard FORBIDS the drawing of combustion air from garages warehouses storing comb...

Page 9: ...pipes to transit inside the flue gas pipes even if they are over sized FURTHER SPECIFICATIONS TO BE CONSIDERED The appliance works with the combustion chamber in negative pressure and the flue pipe un...

Page 10: ...ensure the discharge of combustion by products even in the event of winds from every direction and inclination The outlet height where height refers to the top of the flue regardless of any chimney st...

Page 11: ...ontrolling this valve see also Wiring diagram The four wires connected to the terminal block have different colours precisely Blue wire 3 WAY VALVE COMMON Neutral 230 V Black wire DOMESTIC WATER SIDE...

Page 12: ...with the current regulations When installing the appliance it is advisable to fit an anti condensate mixer valve between the delivery and return pipes on the appliance s heating system The anti conden...

Page 13: ...te border Shows the set power White filling Shows the actual working power modulation example 7 Set room Allows for accessing the SET ROOM set point field available only if ROOM SENSOR is enabled Top...

Page 14: ...UMP appears only with sub menu INSTALLER PLANT TYPE 5 Allows for enabling disabling the operation consent for the paired heat pump OFF No consent to the heat pump Pellet based operation only ON Consen...

Page 15: ...to enable and disable the programming schedule within it OFF Any programme set within the WEEKLY TIMER is disabled ON Any programme set within the WEEKLY TIMER is enabled Press SET to access the WEEK...

Page 16: ...lows you to enable or disable the acoustic signal in the event of an alarm Sub menu 4 3 CHOOSE LANGUAGE Allows you to select the dialogue language from the available options Italian English French Ger...

Page 17: ...trol the Vacuum s activation SENS activation with pellet reserve sensor Whenever the level of pellets in the primary tank falls below the minimum level sensor the Vacuum function is activated regardle...

Page 18: ...configurations Access is protected by an access key P5 The menu is reserved for expert users only access by non expert users can cause serious damage to the appliance objects and the environment as we...

Page 19: ...managed in high temperature mode maximum value of SET PUFFER DHW 55 C maximum value of SET PUFFER HEAT 75 C Sub menu 5 5 ROOM SENSOR Enables reading of an optional room sensor if present connected to...

Page 20: ...orking mode and to switch a three way motor driven valve to give it priority 2 Boiler with integrated instant DHW connected to a heating system combined with an alternative DHW generator Plant type 2...

Page 21: ...der will be managed during summer and the heating system will be left off 4 Boiler connected to a centralised puffer controlled by a H2O sensor connected to it Plant Type 4 involves connecting the boi...

Page 22: ...le generator proceed as follows Operation with PELLET FIRED BOILER ONLY Set OFF on the heat pump display or set Menu 12 HEAT PUMP OFF on the boiler display Operation with HEAT PUMP ONLY Set OFF on the...

Page 23: ...Warning before switching on the device make sure that there are no pellets in the brazier otherwise it is necessary to empty and clean the brazier We recommend that you use high quality pellets so as...

Page 24: ...cycle Modifying the working power and the temperatures of the room boiler water water heater or puffer TFT Display WORKING POWER To modify the maximum working power simply select SET POWER Fig 1 then...

Page 25: ...the back arrow During the working phase if the boiler is in demand the appliance will switch to Economy mode if T H2O SET BOILER 10 C Below are the operating modes in the event that the SET BOILER tem...

Page 26: ...be considered a manufacturing fault If ignition fails empty the pellets out of the brazier only then can you reignite the appliance in order to avoid gasification and consequent explosion during igni...

Page 27: ...NING and after cooling OFF FINAL CLEANING duration Pr48 FINAL CLEANING and after cooling OFF STOP FIRE any STOP FIRE Alarm signals The following table describes the different alarms which may appear D...

Page 28: ...aning operations may be carried out by the end user as indicated in the paragraph below Routine cleaning The routine cleaning of the appliance must be done at least every 10 days of operation or after...

Page 29: ...as follows Perform routine cleaning Remove the extractor smoke chamber front inspection plate by unscrewing the 4 screws Figure 4 Using the ash vacuum vacuum the residues inside it Figure 5 Remove the...

Page 30: ...riods of inactivity If the flue is not cleaned the operation of the appliance and its components may be compromised The cleaning frequency of the appliance and flue depends on the quality of the pelle...

Page 31: ...V BN K 01 1 VT K 11 2 PVS F 230V N 230V V1 VALVOLA MOTORIZZATA A TRE VIE Gestione ACS tipo impianto 1 2 3 GNYE Massa terra BN Lato riscaldamento Fase 230V quando ACS non in richiesta BK Lato sanitario...

Page 32: ...S Pulito NO 3_14 NC 2_12 W055 CN6 GND i1 230 V K 32 1 BU A2_1 A1_5 NC 2_12 NO 3_14 COM 4_11 BU K 31 1 A2_1 A1_5 W055 L023_8 CN10 CN8 04 N Pulito GY GY ntc 10K SB1 1 D4 RETE 230Vac 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 12V 12...

Page 33: ...entre finds that the reported defect is not one of the defects covered by the Warranty the call out and any works completed will be paid by the Consumer In order to improve the service and reduce inte...

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