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STAR 14 PELLET BOILER STOVE 

 

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EN - Rev. 2.1 

If the outage lasts longer than Pr48, when power is restored, the appliance will enter the 

“STOP FIRE” (stand

-by) mode 

running the entire switch-off cycle until cooling. When this phase is over, the appliance can be restarted resuming work 

at the set power. 

 

Previous state 

Black-out duration 

State after power restore 

OFF 

any 

OFF 

START 

duration < Pr48 

START 

START 

duration > Pr48 

START 

P-LOAD PELLET 

any 

BLACK OUT ALARM 

HOLD FLAME 

any 

BLACK OUT ALARM 

FIRE ON 

duration < Pr48 

FIRE ON 

FIRE ON 

duration > Pr48 

STOP FIRE with automatic re-ignition after machine cooling 

WORK (any phase) 

duration < Pr48 

WORK (any phase) 

WORK (any phase) 

duration > Pr48 

STOP FIRE with automatic re-ignition after machine cooling 

BRAZIER CLEANING 

duration < Pr48 

BRAZIER CLEANING 

BRAZIER CLEANING 

duration > Pr48 

STOP FIRE with automatic re-ignition after machine cooling 

FINAL CLEANING 

duration < Pr48 

FINAL CLEANING 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. 
 

DISPLAY VISUALISATION 

ORIGIN OF ALARM 

AL 1 - BLACK OUT  

Black-out alarm. When power is cut off under determined conditions 

(see

“What 

happens if…”

)

 

AL 2 - FLUE GAS PROBE  

Faulty or disconnected flue gas temperature sensor. 

AL 3 - HOT TEMP  

Flue gas over-temperature. When flue gas temperature is higher than 260°C. 

Before displaying the alarm, or when flue gas maximum temperature is 

reached (Pr14). the display shows 

“HOT FLUE GAS”.

 

AL 4 - FAULTY INTAKE  

Faulty flue gas extractor. When the encoder (tachometer) in the extractor 

detects an extractor speed equal to 0. 

AL 5 - NO IGNIT ALARM  

No ignition. When the flue gas minimum temperature (Pr13) is not reached 

within the maximum ignition cycle time (Pr01). 

AL 6 - NO PELL. ALARM  

Sudden shut-down during the work phase. When, during the work phase, the 

flue gas temperature drops below the minimum threshold (Pr13). 

AL 7 - THERMAL SAFETY  

Temperature safety device. When the safety thermostat (water over 

temperature) or fire door micro switch (contact interrupted) cuts in. If the safety 
thermostat cuts in the boiler stove must be manually rearmed. 

AL 8 - DEPRESS.-FAILURE  

Poor depression. When the flue gas pressure switch cuts in (contact 

interrupted) due to poor draught in the flue pipe. 

AL 9 - WATER PROBE  

Faulty or disconnected water temperature probe. 

AL c - TRIAC COC  

Screw feed TRIAC error. When the screw feed gear motor does not stop for at 

least 0.2 seconds during the maximum work interval of 8.0 seconds. Before 

the alarm is activated a safety relay cuts in and forcibly cuts off the power 

supply to the gear motor. 

 

Every alarm causes the appliance to switch-off immediately. The alarm state is reached after the time set on Pr11 

(set as 

default at 30”)

 and it can be reset by pressing button 4 for a while. 

 

Summary of Contents for STAR 14

Page 1: ...ENGLISH STAR 14 Pellet boiler stove INSTALLATION USE AND MAINTENANCE USEFUL TIPS...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...e A1 Distance from combustible material 200 mm Fuel spillage risk Compliant Emission of combustion products Nominal power Reduced power CO at 13 of O2 0 010 CO at 13 of O2 0 037 Effective temperature...

Page 4: ...ONTROL OF ANY COUPLED BOILER 14 CONNECTION TO THE ROOM THERMOSTAT 15 HYDRAULIC CONNECTION 15 THE DISPLAY 16 THE MENU 18 INITIAL START UP 22 FILLING THE SYSTEM FOR THE FIRST TIME 22 PELLET LOADING AND...

Page 5: ...nce and its operation instructions for proper installation basic maintenance and control points which must be periodically performed furthermore it contains practical advice which helps to obtain maxi...

Page 6: ...ncinerator or for any use other than that for which it was designed Do not use fuels other than those recommended Do not use liquid fuels The appliance and its outer surfaces in particular become very...

Page 7: ...By laws and other regulations that affect the installation of the appliance The Building Regulations requirements can be met by adopting the relevant recommendations given in British Standards BS 8303...

Page 8: ...the heating system Expansion tank 8 l with pre load 1 bar Safety valve calibrated 2 5 bar REAR TECHNICAL COMPARTMENT Manual air vent valve with key and rubber pipe Return pipe connection of the heati...

Page 9: ...STAR 14 PELLET BOILER STOVE 6 EN Rev 2 1 Overall dimensions...

Page 10: ...STOVE 7 EN Rev 2 1 Connections data sheet Description of connections M System Delivery 3 4 F R System Return 3 4 M X Safety valve drain 1 2 F A Intake pipe 43 mm S Flue gas outlet 80 mm M E Electricit...

Page 11: ...037 Power consumption min max Watt 25 300 Nominal voltage V 220 Nominal frequency Hz 50 Expansion vessel litres preloading bar 8 1 Maximum operating recommended pressure bar 2 5 1 5 Flue pipe diamete...

Page 12: ...must be compliant with some international standards such as EN14961 2 DIN 51731 and O NORM M7135 which establish minimum values for quality checks on pellets To facilitate the right choice of the comb...

Page 13: ...d technical assistance centre where it is necessary to disconnect the device from the system will not be recognised under warranty as described in chapter Warranty Conditions External air intake Durin...

Page 14: ...onditions of use refer to UNI 9615 It must be made of suitable materials capable of withstanding normal mechanical stress heat and the effects of combustion gases and condensate if any It must go upwa...

Page 15: ...d 70 C IT IS MANDATORY TO HAVE AN INITIAL VERTICAL SECTION OF AT LEAST 1 5 MT IN ORDER TO GUARANTEE CORRECT FLUE GAS DISCHARGE Every direction change must be carried out with a T shaped fitting and in...

Page 16: ...TRICAL CONNECTION The electric connection must only be performed by qualified staff in compliance with all general and local safety standards Check that the power supply voltage and frequency correspo...

Page 17: ...standard boiler when the heating circulating pump of the pellet appliance starts up so as to avoid having two boilers operating simultaneously on the same system The coupled boiler is however always...

Page 18: ...pump of the system is forcedly switched on to ensure the disposal of excessive heat thus avoiding the reaching of high temperatures of the water in the boiler For this reason it is recommended that th...

Page 19: ...s any liability for damages caused due to incorrect assembly THE DISPLAY The appliance s operating mode is displayed on the console After turning on the menu it is possible to choose from many types o...

Page 20: ...display when setting or programming operating parameters Set 1 2 3 4 5 6 The INPUT area shows the entered programming values The MENU LEVEL area shows the current parameter menu level The DIALOGUE ar...

Page 21: ...ing power of the appliance Menu mode Moves you to the next menu item Programming mode Moves you to the next submenu item storing the changes made 6 Increase power 3 Working off Increases the working p...

Page 22: ...enable disable and set the programmable thermostat weekly program functions MENU LEVEL SELECTION MEANING POSSIBLE VALUES 02 03 01 CHRONO WEEKLY Enable disable the weekly programme ON OFF The weekly pr...

Page 23: ...TION MEANING POSSIBLE VALUES 02 04 01 CHRONO WEEK END Enable disable the weekend programme ON OFF 02 04 02 START 1 WEEK END Turn on time of the first programme Time OFF 02 04 03 STOP 1 WEEK END Turn o...

Page 24: ...rol the appliance with the boiler temperature only disable the room sensor on the Remote control Stove settings menu Enable room sensor OFF The room sensor is automatically disabled if no external Rem...

Page 25: ...ied or when it is filled for the first time Warning once the operation has been completed before switching on the appliance you should empty the accumulation of pellets deposited inside the brazier Me...

Page 26: ...arranty Ignition cycle Pressing button 4 ON OFF for a few seconds allows you to start the ignition cycle After a while the display shows START and the flue gas intake device and ignition resistance sw...

Page 27: ...rential set on Pr43 set as default at 5 C in other words if Temperature H2O SET H2O Pr43 The appliance automatically starts up again if the following condition occurs The temperature falls below the t...

Page 28: ...set temperature the appliance will perform the same procedure as with the opening of the room thermostat See Connection to the room thermostat Remote control The following table shows the function of...

Page 29: ...s not been done and if you have not filled the entire boiler body and system with water in order not to compromise its duration The noise level of the appliance is emphasised if the pellet container i...

Page 30: ...ure sensor AL 3 HOT TEMP Flue gas over temperature When flue gas temperature is higher than 260 C Before displaying the alarm or when flue gas maximum temperature is reached Pr14 the display shows HOT...

Page 31: ...ns use the personal protection devices specified in Directive 89 391 EEC The required cleaning frequency depends on the type and quality of the pellets used The schedule indicated below may therefore...

Page 32: ...prevent damaging the vacuum cleaner We do not recommend the use of normal vacuum cleaners Non routine cleaning The extraordinary cleaning of the appliance must be done at least every 15 days so as to...

Page 33: ...TOVE 30 EN Rev 2 1 Dismount the 4 flue diverters 2 on the right and 2 on the left placed on the combustion chamber sides figure 6 e 7 and scrape the internal walls with a spatula removing any deposit...

Page 34: ...e boiler body Then reassemble the 4 flue diverters its bottom and the ash box To ensure correct operation it is necessary to remove the sawdust deposited on the base of the tank Figure 10 at least onc...

Page 35: ...aranteeing correct operation optimal heat performance and durability of the device Therefore qualified staff should check the appliance at least once a year at the beginning of the season You must per...

Page 36: ...4 11 Automatic re ignition after blackout BLACKOUT IGNITION Seconds 0 60 30 Pr49 M 9 4 12 Pellet level sensor enable PELLET RESERVE On off On off Off Pr50 M 9 4 13 Pump start for over temperature saf...

Page 37: ...in output 1 working mode NOT USED AIR 1 SPEED Volt 65 225 65 Pr24 M 9 6 24 Exchanger 1 motor speed in output 2 working mode NOT USED AIR 2 SPEED Volt 65 225 65 Pr25 M 9 6 25 Exchanger 1 motor speed in...

Page 38: ...ALT MANUAL RESET THERMOSTAT FUSE 4A 5X20 CN12 CN10 PCB L023 CN14 CONNECTOR FOR BOOTLOADER CONNECTION WIRES 220 V FOR CONTROLLING COUPLED BOILER IF CONNECTED AUX BLUE RED P M FOR THE ELECTRICAL CONNEC...

Page 39: ...where it is not proved that their condition is due to a manufacturing defect rather than the effects of wear electric and electronic parts in which the malfunction can be traced to a non compliant el...

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