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hoW to uSe the o-rInG

off state

Once you have checked that the I/O switch on the back of the stove is set to OFF 

and you have connected the power cord to the stove and the socket equipped 
with a protective earthing system, bring the switch to I. The O-Ring will display 

a BLUE blinking light through the first LED on top right, as shown in the figure:

Switch on

Press and hold the middle push-button/potentiometer until the LEDs, in groups 
of 6, start rotating clockwise. Release the push-button and wait for the stove to 
start working. The animation will be executed throughout the switch-on phases: 

initial loading, ignition and stabilization. Once the stove switches to WORK sta-

tus, the LEDs will be displayed differently.

Work phase

Once the initial phase has been completed successfully, LED movement 
stops and the display will indicate the operating power selected when the 
stove was turned off the last time. Turn the knob clockwise to increase the 

power and the heat output by the stove - turn it counter-clockwise to de-
crease the power and speed of the fan. Please note that the O-Ring features 

12 powers, each of them being indicated by the ignition of the 

2 BLUE LEDs

.

example of operation at power 6

example of operation at power 9

By increasing the power via the knob you will get an equal increase in room fan 
power, perceiving an immediate feeling of warmth. The real power of the stove 
instead, will increase gradually, by steps of 20 seconds each, to prevent brazier 
clogging, or worse, that the stove shuts off due to the sudden increase of com-

bustion air. Avoid increasing and decreasing the power of the stove continuously: 

given the fact that this is a heat generator fueled with biomass, increases and 
decreases will never be immediate. The stove requires a few minutes to reach the 
powers selected, especially when switching from minimum to maximum, or vice 
versa, by a single operation.

the grate

The stoves of Young series are equipped with brazier cleaning function, through 

increased blow of combustion air at fixed intervals, aimed at keeping the brazier 
effective, avoiding unpleasant deposits. During brazier cleaning, all 

24 O-Ring 

LEDs

 will flash continuously, until cleaning completion. Usually, the operation 

lasts about twenty seconds. 

turnInG off

To switch off the stove, follow the switch-on steps: keep the middle push-button 

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Summary of Contents for o-ring

Page 1: ...en USER MANUAL O RING...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...minary Operations Wiring How to load the pellets O Ring DESCRIPTION HOW TO USE THE O RING OFF state Switch on Work phase The grate Turning off First infeed screw loading Extra fan blow Installation an...

Page 4: ...provided by the user Clean the surfaces Grate cleaning should be carried out before each switch on Cleaning the ash pan Cleaning glass Warranty Warranty Certificate Warranty conditions Info and proble...

Page 5: ...nsibility for damage caused to peo ple animals or property errors during installation regulation and maintenance and improper use No other fuel other than pellets can be used Do not use combustible li...

Page 6: ...lectrical power the connection of the dis charge tubes specifically for pellet stoves not in aluminium with the flue must be complete The protection grid placed inside the pellet tank must never be re...

Page 7: ...of water 8 10 they have a high energy content The standards DIN 51731 define the quality of the pellets Length 10 30 mm approx Residual humidity 6 12 approx Diameter 6 10 mm approx Ashes 1 5 Real weig...

Page 8: ...and must be provided externally electrical resistor on switch on Then the energy released by the reaction makes self sustainment possible Three types of combustion are reported below the correct one i...

Page 9: ...boration with Asso cosma association of stove sweepping technicians and specialists of the field in order to facilitate the installer to build a system able to evacuate fumes in accordance with the re...

Page 10: ...lue exhaust system must be supplied and installed in compli ance with the regulations issued by the standardization bodies and should be installed according to state of the art standards Air vent It i...

Page 11: ...50 Stainless Steel AISI 316 and 050 thickness 0 5mm G O Indicates the fire resistance class of unburnt products G YES O NO and the value between brackets indicates the distance from flammable material...

Page 12: ...se area mm Z Height measured in vertical plane See figure 8 B X 500 Z A A Height above the obstacle 200 Symbol Description Clearance area mm Dormer window 2 A Side distance from dormer window 1500 B H...

Page 13: ...ases are com pleted without encountering anomalies Additional documentation and informations for the user Upon installation completion the installer should hand over to the user the user s manual of t...

Page 14: ...ded as new system makeover upgrade non routine maintenance other 1 Commissioned by installedatthepremisesinthemunicipalityof prov street floor internal owned by in the building designated as industria...

Page 15: ...ents certificate of conformity for the system executed with non standard materials or systems 8 Optional annexes Photographic Documentation Use and maintenance manual of the fireplace the Fume datapla...

Page 16: ...ated if possible into the layout of the existing system The layout shall include the fire prevention protocol where applicable 7 The reference data include the name of the company that carried out the...

Page 17: ...flue for the sec tion inside the home while the section placed outside must have insulated tub ing In the lower part of the flue inside the house was nstalled a T fitting with an inspection cap anothe...

Page 18: ...ue duct be cause the latter is installed inside the building and a part of it is located inside an already existing flue duct In the lower part of the stove was intalled a T fitting with inspection pl...

Page 19: ...installation of a pellet insert In this type of installation we can notice that the fitting was used to enable connecting the insert to the chimney so called bayonet mount For safety reasons and to en...

Page 20: ...0 50 230 50 Tank capacity kg 15 17 19 Autonomy h min max 12 23 10 3 24 2 8 1 27 1 Efficiency min max 89 90 5 89 86 6 93 4 88 2 CO at 13 O2 min max 0 017 0 019 0 047 0 011 0 0234 0 010 Smoke mass g s m...

Page 21: ...Key Push button LED status indicators The O Ring graphical representation is minimal to better highlight its main fea ture simplicity In the following pages we shall see how to use the device to contr...

Page 22: ...that the O Ring features 12 powers each of them being indicated by the ignition of the 2 BLUE LEDs example of operation at power 6 example of operation at power 9 By increasing the power via the knob...

Page 23: ...lit 90 sec 18 LEDs lit 120 sec 24 LEDs lit Extra fan blow Due to its innovative O ring the Ravelli Young stove allows the user to vary the blow of room fan for each of the 12 powers of the stove This...

Page 24: ...ll not be possible to switch off the stove from the external thermo stat It will run continuously in modulation mode Below is shown the way in which the O Ring indicates this mode After reaching the s...

Page 25: ...f the operation at P7 are alternately replaced by the 24 RED LEDs every 5 seconds Operation at P7 HOT FUME signal ALARMS In the event that there is a problem in the operation of the stove the electron...

Page 26: ...the tank as they may contain burning pellets that may cause the tank to burn into flames Put the pellets in a container suitable for flammable material i g metal bucket The O Ring will display the err...

Page 27: ...ct the Support Service AL 03 FUME OVERTEMP Combustion in the brazier is not optimal due to clogging or obstructions of internal stove ducts Switch off the stove clean the brazier and the tube bundle a...

Page 28: ...ect the power cord with the stove in Switched OFF state make sure all the parts of the stove are cold make sure the ash is completely cooled PLEASE READ CAREFULLY THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS TO PER FOR...

Page 29: ...he pellets used and the frequency of use It may be necessary to carry out these operations on a daily basis Cleaning glass The glass of the door should be cleaned with the stove cooled down using a co...

Page 30: ...or cast iron the resistor the coloured majolica any damage due to inadequate installation and or tampering with the stove and or negligence on the customer s part Use of poor quality pellets or any ot...

Page 31: ...E F C S C S F COCLEA VENT SCAMBIATORE VENT FI wiring diagram DEP VACUUM METER TSP PELLET TANK SAFETY THERMOSTAT to ensure proper operation please observe the polarity of the thermocouple FUME ENCODER...

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Page 33: ...Note USER MANUAL O RING 33...

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Page 36: ...let and considers itself free to make any variations to the features of its products without notice Ravelli srl via Kupfer 31 25036 Palazzolo sull Oglio BS ITALY Tel 39 030 7402939 Fax 39 030 7301758...

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