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Page 1: ...EN 12kW K2 K2 ASPEN 8kW ASPEN 10kW FUJI 12kW HIMALAIA HIMALAIA OLIVE 8kW OLIVE 10kW HIMALAIA 12kW KILI LEAF 8kW LEAF 10kW K2 12kW PICO ALPES 8kW ALPES 10kW PINE 12kW Read these instructions carefully before installing using and servicing the unit The instruction manual is an integral part of the product Mod 705 L ...

Page 2: ...ean standards must be observed when installing operating and servicing the unit Whenever you need assistance you should contact the supplier or installer of your equipment You should provide the serial number of your stove that is located on the nameplate on the back of the equipment and on the sticker s glued to the plastic cover of this manual Technical assistance should be carried out by your i...

Page 3: ... with a chimney 13 7 Fuel 15 8 Using the free standing pellet fire 16 9 Control 18 9 1 Infrared remote control 18 9 2 Control and display panel 18 9 2 1 Selecting the manual or automatic mode 19 9 2 2 Date and time 20 9 2 3 Timer 22 9 2 4 Sleep this menu is displayed only while the unit is operating 25 9 2 5 Info 26 9 2 6 Settings menu 28 9 2 7 Technical menu 32 10 Alarm Failure Recommendation Lis...

Page 4: ...rmostats Menu 55 11 8 Chrono Menu 56 11 9 Info Menu 61 12 Alarm Failure Recommendation List Columbus Control 63 13 Start up 66 13 1 Stop 66 13 2 Turning Off the Unit 66 14 Instruction for installing the casings 67 14 1 Installing the casings K100 and K200 67 14 2 Installing the casings K300 and K400 74 14 3 Installing the casings Alpes K400 and Alpes K300 85 14 4 Installing the casings K500 102 14...

Page 5: ...ning 136 19 Installing and operating with the remote control programmable thermostat optional 139 19 1 Instructions to assemble the remote control 141 20 Maintenance plan and log 143 21 Maintenance guide label 147 22 Electrical diagram of the free standing fire unit 148 23 Life cycle of a free standing fire unit 149 24 Warranty 150 24 1 Model specific conditions 150 24 2 Warranty general condition...

Page 6: ...ts network of partners Solzaima is today leader in the production of biomass heating whose best examples are the recuperators of central heating to water and its range of salamanders to pellets We annually equip more than 20 000 homes with biomass heating solutions It signals that consumer are aware of the most environmentally friendly and economical solutions Solzaima has ISO9001 2015 Quality Cer...

Page 7: ...dle Front cover model K200 Covers according to selected model 2 1 Unpacking the unit To unpack the equipment you must first remove the retractable bag that surrounds the cardboard box Then remove the box lifting it up and remove the bag that surrounds the stove and the Styrofoam plates To complete the procedure unscrew the four brackets that secure the unit to the wood pallet Figure 1 Figure 1 Unp...

Page 8: ...lease keep the packing materials away from children During normal operation DO NOT open the door of the unit Some parts may overheat during normal operation so the direct contact with hot parts such as the door handle and glass should be avoided Check for the existence of any obstructions to the fume duct before turning on the unit after a long idle period This Free Standing Pellet Fire unit is in...

Page 9: ...e event of a fire in a chimney including equipment Try to put out the fire without risking your life If you cannot put out the fire within a minute you should call the fire department Close the doors and windows or the room where the fire has flared Turn off the power and close the gas before leaving your home Once outside you must wait for the firemen and be ready to give them the following infor...

Page 10: ... 362 362 362 W Rated voltage 230 230 230 230 230 230 V Nominal frequency 50 50 50 50 50 50 Hz Thermal yield at rated thermal power 91 3 91 4 91 3 91 4 91 0 92 0 Thermal yield at reduced thermal power 96 0 96 0 96 0 96 0 96 0 96 0 Max fume temperature 152 6 149 0 152 6 149 0 165 0 125 0 C Min fume temperature 64 59 64 59 64 53 C CO emissions at rated thermal power 0 010 0 012 0 010 0 012 0 0095 0 0...

Page 11: ... 3 Dimensions of the free standing pellet fire unit K200 Model Dimension H mm Dimension W mm Dimension D mm Dimension A mm Weight kg K2 K100 908 562 546 490 82 KILI K100 ceramic glass colour 908 513 544 490 95 92 88 PICO K100 908 559 556 490 90 FUJI K100 908 493 556 490 84 HIMALAIA K100 908 493 544 490 83 Model Dimension H mm Dimension W mm Dimension D mm Dimension A mm Weight kg FUJI K200 1076 49...

Page 12: ...66 519 99 ASPEN K300 966 473 566 519 100 OLIVE K300 966 507 566 519 100 ALPES K300 994 492 564 519 103 Table 5 Dimensions of the free standing pellet fire unit K300 Front Side Back Top Figure 2 D Dimensions of the free standing pellet fire unit K500 example model Amazon Model Dimension H mm Dimension W mm Dimension D mm Dimension A mm Weight kg PINE K400 1088 559 566 519 111 LEAF K400 1088 507 566...

Page 13: ...0 example model Aspen Model Dimension H mm Dimension W mm Dimension D mm Dimension A mm Weight kg Aspen K600 1156 530 596 549 152 Fuji K600 1156 550 596 554 145 Himalaia K600 1156 550 596 554 143 K2 K600 1156 600 596 549 143 Pine K600 1156 626 590 552 152 Table 7 Dimensions of the free standing pellet fire unit K600 WARNING The free standing pellet fire may not be used or connected to the mains wi...

Page 14: ...raction duct of the building e g chimney See location diagrams sections 6 3 to 6 4 The tube used for combustion air inlet from the outside if installed must be straight no bends and have a maximum length of 60cm horizontally Connect the 230VAC power cable to a grounded socket The hot air outlet side of the unit must be installed facing the area to be heated 6 1 Installation requirements The minimu...

Page 15: ... of the unit s exhaust pipe to allow for the regular inspection of the system or discharge of heavy dust and condensates Important notice For the K500 pellet stove a male male connection with a minimum extension of 100 mm must be inserted at the outlet of the stove s exhaust pipe and then a T Inspection must be inserted with an airtight lid must be attached to the outlet of the unit s exhaust pipe...

Page 16: ...ommended 6 3 Installing without a chimney Installation of the pellet stove when there is no chimney should occur as in Figure 5 bringing the exhaust pipe with a minimum internal diameter of 80 mm directly out and above the roof Properly attached double walled stainless steel insulated pipes must be used to avoid condensation A T tube must be installed at the base of the pipe to allow periodic insp...

Page 17: ...s of warranty Comply with the instructions given in the diagrams Free Standing Fires operate with the combustion chamber in depression so it is absolutely necessary to have a flue that adequately draws the combustion gases Fume duct material The tubing must consist of 0 5mm thick rigid stainless steel with fitting bindings to attach the different sections and accessories ...

Page 18: ...it is equipped with a round pipe Ø 50 mm that can be connected to the outside of the household It is recommended that the connection pipe should measure up to 60cm long horizontally and run straight without bends If the house is equipped with an air exhaust system e g kitchen extractor fan a top ventilation section must be installed suitable to accommodate the different air exhaust systems existin...

Page 19: ...ng Pellet Fire should not be operated in adverse weather conditions because these may seriously impact the draught particularly with very strong winds If the unit has not been used for a long period of time before lightening the fire check the unit to make sure that the flue pipes are clean and unblocked ...

Page 20: ...and cause deficient combustion Only certified pellets should be used and a sample must be tested before buying in bulk The physico chemical properties of pellets namely gauge density and chemical composition may vary within certain tolerances and accordance with each manufacturer Please note that this may cause changes to the feeding process and consequently the need for different doses more or le...

Page 21: ...k the following Ensure the unit is properly connected to the power mains using the 230V AC power cable Figure 8 Electric power plug Figure 9 Room temperature probe Check if the pellet reservoir is supplied with pellets Inside the pellet reservoir is a safety grid to prevent users from reaching the worm screw The combustion chamber of the stove and the door are built in steel sheet painted with hig...

Page 22: ...present in the room e g gas units braziers extractors etc these should not be used simultaneously with the unit This Free Standing Pellet Fire unit has a probe for measuring the room temperature This probe is attached to the grid on the rear panel Figure 9 For a good reading of the room temperature avoid the contact between the end of the probe and the unit surfaces You may also attach the probe t...

Page 23: ...MENU MODE ESC MAN AUT 20 5ºC 16 03 OFF Figure 11 Command and display Figure 12 Command keys e Key to scroll menus to the right and increasing and to reduce the unit s power d Key to scroll menus to the left to increase and reduce the fan flow and increase or reduce the set point temperature c Key to start stop the unit and reset error messages b Key to access menus and confirmation key ok a Key to...

Page 24: ... point temperature After reaching the selected temperature the unit switches to the minimum operating power The set point temperature can be set between 5 and 40ºC by pressing the key The key allows the user to set the fan speed between 1 5 or to automatic operation Manu mode In this mode the unit will operate at the speed selected using the key ranging between 1 minimum operating power and 5 maxi...

Page 25: ...he date press the Menu key twice until Data Date is displayed Press set to see the following menu Year To set the year press set The display starts to flash Press the or key to select the desired year and then ok to confirm Press esc to return to the Data Date menu then press to scroll to the next menu The Mês Month menu is displayed Month To set the month press set The display starts to flash Pre...

Page 26: ...AUT esc 30 Set Dia Num Day To set the day of the week press set The display starts to flash Press the or key to select the desired day and then ok to confirm Press the key to scroll to the Time Hour menu ON OFF OK MENU MODE ESC MAN AUT esc 2a Set Dia Time To set the time press set the display starts to flash Press the or key to select the desired time and then press ok to confirm Press the key to ...

Page 27: ...on menu is displayed The timer may only be activated after setting the configurations as shown in the following paragraph To activate the Timer mode press Set the display starts to flash Press the or key to select On or Off and then Ok to confirm Press the key to scroll to the Carga Perfil Profile Load menu There are 10 weekly programmes available on the Timer see item 17 in the attachments The se...

Page 28: ...ciado The unit s programmer lets you choose from 6 different programmes for each day of the week To set up programmes P1 to P6 select the desired programme using the and keys and press set to select The P1 Habilitação P1 Activation menu appears ON OFF OK MENU MODE ESC MAN AUT esc Set Prog 1 Press Set again and when the display starts to flash press the or keys to select On or Off Press ok to confi...

Page 29: ...he key to go to the P1 Temp P1 Air Temp menu ON OFF OK MENU MODE ESC MAN AUT esc 20 15 Set P1 H Stop To set the set point temperature for Programme P1 press Set The display starts to flash Press the or key to select the desired temperature followed by Ok to confirm Press the key to go to the P1 Temp Água P1 Water Temp menu ON OFF OK MENU MODE ESC MAN AUT esc 18ºC Set P1 Temp Ar To set the operatin...

Page 30: ... programmes are set remember to enable them on the Habilitações Activation menu There can only be one enabled profile in the Timer either weekly or daily they do not operate simultaneously 9 2 4 Sleep this menu is displayed only while the unit is operating The Sleep menu allows you to setup the time you want the unit to turn off ON OFF OK MENU MODE ESC MAN AUT esc OFF Set SLEEP Press set The displ...

Page 31: ...ecurity Code menu Software code Security firmware Press the key to scroll to the Código Display Display Code menu ON OFF OK MENU MODE ESC MAN AUT esc 520420 ódigo Seguranç Software code Display firmware Press the key to scroll to the Código de Parâmetros Parameter Code menu ON OFF OK MENU MODE ESC MAN AUT esc 500308 Código Display Parameter code Press the key to scroll to the Horas de Trabalho Ope...

Page 32: ...144 de Funcioname This menu shows the number of operating hours the unit has registered since its last servicing ON OFF OK MENU MODE ESC MAN AUT esc 144 oras de Serviç The number of hours at which the next servicing should take place This menu shows the phase status of the free standing fire ...

Page 33: ...al pellet consumption Fume temperature ON OFF OK MENU MODE ESC MAN AUT esc 18ºC emperatura Fum Worm drive rotation On time 9 2 6 Settings menu To modify the unit s settings press Set The Língua Language menu should then appear allowing the user to choose a set language ON OFF OK MENU MODE ESC MAN AUT esc Set Configurações ...

Page 34: ... is triggered Start up delay time factory setting 20 minutes that will make the unit enter the activation phase when the thermostat closes contact NC Start up delay time Delay time on The delay time that elapses between the moments the thermostat closes NC until the unit is activated Shutdown delay time Delay time off The delay time that elapses between the moments the thermostat opens OC until th...

Page 35: ...ss Set and use the and keys to select the On or Off mode Press Ok to confirm Press the key to go to the Unidade de temperatura Temperature units menu ON OFF OK MENU MODE ESC MAN AUT esc On Set Controle Remoto Note Some TV remote controls share the same frequency as the unit s remote control possibly influencing the unit s operation If this is the case it is recommended to disable the remote contro...

Page 36: ...ation speed of the fume extractor during the start up and power stages Press set The display starts to flash Press the or key to increase or decrease from 10 to 10 as required Each unit must be multiplied by 2 5 to obtain the correct percentage Press ok to confirm Press esc to return to the Receita de pellets Pellet recipe menu and then press to go to the Carga pellet Pellet loading menu Pellet lo...

Page 37: ...lows the user to adjust the unit s different parameters Pressing set displays the password menu to enter the technical menu Press Ok the letter A starts to flash Using the and keys select the desired letter Press Ok to confirm the numbers 00 start to flash Using the and keys select the desired number Confirm by pressing OK to go to the Configurações Gerais General Settings menu ON OFF OK MENU MODE...

Page 38: ...he problem persists call for assistance Insufficient extraction Excess pellets Faulty smoke sensor Pressure regulator alarm A05 Door open draught too low or extractor fault for 60 sec Close the door and clear the error message on the faulty pressure switch Obstruction of the exhaust pipe or faulty extractor Air mass sensor A06 40 lpm Delta for 3600 s Piping with insufficient draft or obstructed tu...

Page 39: ...Manual Once this procedure is completed the hour meter may be reset to clear the waning message This message does not impact the normal operation of the unit It is simply a warning Important notice The errors can be reset only when the error information is flashing on the display To reset the error press the Mode button once while displaying the error WARNING In case of an emergency turn off the u...

Page 40: ...20 01908 K500 01 20 00771 K600 01 20 00614 Table 10 Serial No with Columbus electronic 11 1 Remote Control Figure 13 Remote control The remote control allows you to switch the stove on and off and change the power level of the appliance the stove cannot be in automatic mode It may be necessary to pair the remote control 1 Press and hold the 2 buttons combinations 1 2 1 3 1 4 2 3 2 4 3 4 2 The led ...

Page 41: ...ions Frequency bit 1 2 default 00000100 1 3 00000101 1 4 00000110 2 3 00001001 2 4 00001010 3 4 00001100 Code List Button Associated Code bit Button 1 ON Code 11 Button 2 Code 01 Button 3 Code 00 Button 4 OFF Code 10 This remote control works with two CR2016 3V batteries similar to the one in the picture below Figure 14 Control Batteries Note it is necessary to activate the command on the display ...

Page 42: ...same button allows the errors reset by pressing 3 seconds continuously it also allows the activation of Chrono in the corresponding submenu P3 it s possible to access the user menu 1 by pressing 3 seconds on the same button we can access the user menu 2 and it also allows saving changes P4 it s possible to enter the Combustion Power menu P5 it s possible to enter the Information menu and also acti...

Page 43: ...Y IT WAS ACTIVATED THE EQUIPMENT MUST NEVER BE UNPLUGGED DURING THE ACTIVATION PROCESS 11 3 Settings Menu 11 3 1 Language By pressing the P3 key for 3 seconds you will display the Settings Service Display and System menus SYSTEM MENU IS AN EXCLUSIVE ACCESS MENU FOR THE TECHNICAL SERVICE AND REQUIRES A PASSWORD With the P4 and P6 keys you must select the required menu and then press P3 to validate ...

Page 44: ...required language and press P3 again to confirm To exit the Language menu press the P1 key 11 3 2 Time and Date Time From the main screen by pressing for 3 seconds the P3 key you can access the Settings menu by pressing again on P3 to enter this menu ...

Page 45: ...ess the P3 key the time will appear in editable mode flashing with P4 and P6 select the correct time and press P3 to validate The same must be done for Minutes with P6 select Minutes and press P3 the minutes will appear in editable mode flashing with P4 and P6 select the correct minutes and press P3 to validate ...

Page 46: ...you must use the P4 and P6 keys to select this information and then P3 the month will appear in editable mode with P4 and P6 select the desired month and then press P3 again to validate The Year follows the same procedure press the P4 and P6 keys to move to the Year use the P3 key to edit this field the year will appear in editable mode With P4 and P6 select the desired year and press P3 to valida...

Page 47: ... THE WEEK SELECTED 11 3 3 Remote Control From the main screen by pressing for 3 seconds the P3 key you can access the Settings menu by pressing again on P3 to enter this menu Use key P6 to select the submenu Remote Control and to validate the entry in this submenu the key P3 ...

Page 48: ...splay Menu By pressing the P3 key for 3 seconds you will see the Settings Service Display and System menus Use the P4 and P6 keys to select the required menu and then press P3 to confirm the choice in this case the Display menu In this menu there are the functions Contrast Min Brightness Screen Saver and Firmware Codes ...

Page 49: ...isplay menu with P4 and P6 select the Min Brightness function by pressing on the P3 key With the P4 and P6 keys you can set the brightness between 0 and 20 for your display To return to the Display menu press P1 11 4 3 Screen Saver In the Display menu with P4 and P6 select the Screen Saver function by pressing on the P3 key In this function you can activate or deactivate the screen lock To return ...

Page 50: ...ol board type of control board and firmware version To return to the Display menu press P1 Pressing this key twice will display the Settings Display Service and System menus 11 5 Service Menu By pressing the P3 key for 3 seconds you will display the Settings Service Display and System menus Use the P4 and P6 keys to select the required menu and then press P3 to confirm the choice in this case the ...

Page 51: ...ns are available in this menu 11 5 1 Counters Select Counters using the P3 key to validate the entry in this submenu This function allows consulting the working hours the number of ignitions and the number of failed ignitions ...

Page 52: ... Service menu press P1 11 5 2 Error List In the Service menu with P4 and P6 select the submenu Error list pressing the P3 key to validate This submenu shows the last 10 errors that occurred on each line the error code and the date and time when it occurred are displayed To return to the Service menu press P1 ...

Page 53: ...and P6 and then press the P3 key In this function you can check the product code the status of the fan the auger the heating fan and the status of the outputs It is possible to query the exhaust temperature ambient temperature and the status of the inputs Whether the input status is open 0 or closed 1 ...

Page 54: ... 4 Cleaning Reset In the Service menu with P4 and P6 select the Cleaning Reset function by pressing on the P3 key In this function you can switch this function on or off To return to the Service menu press P1 ...

Page 55: ...ice menu with P4 and P6 select the Auger Calibration submenu pressing the P3 key to validate In this submenu with the keys P4 and P6 you can adjust the quantity of pellet to be fed between 7 14 and 7 14 To return to the Service menu press P1 ...

Page 56: ... the submenu Fan Calibration by pressing on the P3 key In this submenu with the keys P4 and P6 you can adjust the fan speed between 7 21 and 7 21 To return to the Service menu press P1 11 5 7 Manual Load Select Load with the P3 key to validate the entry in this submenu ...

Page 57: ...N EXCLUSIVE ACCESS MENU FOR THE TECHNICAL SERVICE AND REQUIRES A PASSWORD 11 6 Power Menu Press the P3 key to access the following menus Power Thermostats and Chrono Use the P4 and P6 keys to select the required menu and then press P3 to confirm the choice in this case the Power menu 11 6 1 Combustion Select Combustion with the P3 key to validate the entry in this submenu ...

Page 58: ...or manual mode in the first case the system will choose the combustion power in the second case the user selects the power from 0 to 5 Press the P3 key to save your changes and use P1 to go back 11 6 2 Heating With P4 and P6 you must select Heating and then press P3 to validate access to this submenu ...

Page 59: ...save your changes and use P1 to go back 11 6 3 Canalization K500 and K600 With P4 and P6 you must select Canalization and then press P3 to validate access to this submenu This submenu allows you to modify the power value of the canalization fan It is only displayed if you select a heating system that includes a second heating fan With the P4 and P6 keys it can be set in automatic or manual mode in...

Page 60: ...o access the Thermostats menu using key P6 and then press on P3 to validate the choice of this menu In this menu select the submenu Room using the P3 key You can set the comfort target temperature between 10 and 40ºC with the P4 and P6 keys ...

Page 61: ... respective day weekly you can select up to 3 times during a day the same program will be applied every day of the week and weekend you can select 3 times during the day for weekdays and weekends In the main screen press the P3 key to access the menus Power Thermostats and Chrono Use the P4 and P6 keys to select the Chrono menu and then press P3 to confirm the choice You must then enter the Progra...

Page 62: ...elect Daily Weekly or Weekend You must press P3 to validate your choice For the Daily programme you must use the P4 and P6 keys to select the day of the week in this case the programme for Monday and then press P3 to validate your choice ...

Page 63: ...image above the system will turn on at 20 30 on Monday and will turn off at 06 30 on Tuesday When programs are developed around midnight with the intention of starting operation the day before and finishing operation the next day it will be relevant Set the OFF time of the day before at 23 59 Set the ON time for the next day at 00 00 For the Weekly programme the programmes are the same for every d...

Page 64: ... at which the unit is to shut down using P4 and P6 Finally activate the interval by pressing P5 and a check mark will appear to the right of the interval For the Weekend programme you must with the P4 and P6 keys select Weekend and press P3 to validate your choice For this mode you must choose between the Monday to Friday and Saturday to Sunday time slots by pressing the P3 key ...

Page 65: ... is to shut down using P4 and P6 Finally activate the interval by pressing P5 and a check mark will appear to the right of the interval AFTER DEFINING THE PROGRAMMES IT IS NECESSARY TO DEFINE WHICH MODE YOU WANT TO ACTIVATE In the main screen press the P3 key to access the menus Power Thermostats and Chrono Use the P4 and P6 keys to select the Chrono menu and then press P3 to confirm the choice ...

Page 66: ...ctivate deactivate the choice and P3 to save the changes After activating the mode the main screen will have Led D W or WE active in the upper right corner 11 9 Info Menu In this menu the user can view some information about the device such as measured values and aspects relating to the electronics In the initial menu press the P5 key once and the menu will appear ...

Page 67: ... tells you the rotation speed of the fan Auger s Read in seconds and within 4 seconds the auger is active and feeding pellet to the burner Service h Read in hour s shows the number of hours remaining to show faults due to lack of maintenance These must be reset by the technical service during maintenance The maintenance period must respect the kilos of pellets burned Working hours h Read in hours ...

Page 68: ...E SHUTDOWN OF THE EQUIPMENT To switch off the device in case of emergency you must do the normal shutdown of the equipment To do this press the off button for 3 seconds and allow it to deactivate until the word off appears on the display All alarms cause the machine to switch off with information about the error and activation of the alarm led It will be necessary to reset the alarm and restart To...

Page 69: ...maximum if problem persists call for service Insufficient extraction Excess pellets Faulty smoke sensor Encoder fan error no Encoder signal Er07 No rpm signals Allows unlocking and working by voltage in a provisional way P25 0 Check connection Check that the fan is not blocked After remedying the fault you must select operating mode P25 2 again Encoder fan error Combustion Fan regulation failed Er...

Page 70: ...lier Check the simultaneous use of electrical appliances In the event of a short power failure 10s the stove continues to operate normally If the system was in the ON state and the power failure occurs for more than 10s and less than 50 min the stove will switch on after blackout Communication error RS485 Er16 Check connection between board and display Open door error First Advance 12kW only Er44 ...

Page 71: ...e power selection button for approximately 1 second You can select from the five pre set power levels that are available The selected power is indicated on the display The initial power status at each start up will correspond to the power level set before the last stop Important notice Before starting the machine check that the baffle plate is correctly positioned 13 1 Stop The stop order of the d...

Page 72: ...ent casing layout options K2 Himalaia Fuji Pico and Kili The K200 unit it is possible to implement the K2 Fuji and Himalaya configurations To assemble the casings the Installer must have available Figure 15 Material required installing the casings IMPORTANT NOTICE Before installing the casings the machine must be switched off remove the mains plug To assemble some of these models each kit must inc...

Page 73: ...amics 1x Casing set with the selected coating 14 Screws CO0704130400719 Figure 17 Kili Kit K2 14 Screws CO0704130400719 1x Set of casings chosen colour Figure 18 K2 Kit Himalaia 14 Screws CO0704130400719 1x Set of casings chosen colour Figure 19 Himalaia Kit Or Or ...

Page 74: ...in the rear of the unit When securing the display it may be necessary to adjust the height Figure 21 Placing the display Notice When installing the display handle it with care because there is a cable from the central unit of the stove connected to it Disconnecting this cable will prevent the proper operation of the equipment b Fit the lower holes on the side covers Figure 22 a to the guides locat...

Page 75: ...1 is placed overlapping the structure and simultaneously covering the rear side of the unit on the outside as shown in Figure 23 b a b Figure 23 Attaching the side casings d Repeat the process described in b and c in this manual for the other casing and secure the side parts using four screws from the kit two on each side as shown in Figure 24 Notice the sides are symmetrical 1 ...

Page 76: ...asings to the back of the unit using 10 screws from the kit as shown in Figure 25 Figure 25 Attaching the side casings f For the model K200 it is also necessary to place the finishing front that came together with the machine You must use 2 screws of the kit as shown in Figure 24 ...

Page 77: ...ides and high temperature resistant PVC coating imitating wood or fabric the sides should be attached by sliding them downwards into the grooves located in the unit s structural side parts Figure 27 Figure 27 Placing the side casings Note To align the grooves in the metallic sides with the grooves in the structure the hole illustrated in 1 must be positioned at the bottom of the unit ...

Page 78: ... tabs to bend Figure 28 Ceramics and glass supports The cover is equipped with four guide pins 1 in the bottom to ensure its proper placement These guide pins must be fitted onto the springs in located in the structure Important notice You may need to gently press the guide pins onto the structure to secure them Figure 29 Securing the cover IMPORTANT NOTICE Before installing the unit be sure to re...

Page 79: ...ure 30 Material required to install the casings IMPORTANT NOTICE Before installing the casings the machine must be switched off remove the mains plug To assemble some of these models it is necessary that in each of the kit s contain the following parts Pine Pine Oak CA01050189 Grill K300 PINE LEAF PRETO CA01050192 Grill K400 PINE LEAF PRETO Star shaped screwdriver PH2 screw Open end wrench Nº10 an...

Page 80: ...ver Puller White K300 K400 PA1060G008 Cover Puller Black K300 K400 PA1060G009 Cover Puller Bordeaux K300 K400 CA01050065 Cover Leaf Oak K300 CA01050066 Cover Leaf Cream K300 CA01050068 Cover Leaf Bordeaux K300 CA01050070 Cover Leaf Black and White K300 CA01050110 Cover Leaf Oak K400 CA01050111 Cover Leaf Cream K400 CA01050113 Cover Leaf Bordeaux K400 CA01050115 Cover Leaf Black and White K400 PA10...

Page 81: ... Cover Puller Bordeaux K300 K400 CA01050190 Grill K300 ASPEN PRETO CA01050193 Grill K400 ASPEN PRETO CA01050072 Cover Aspen Black K300 CA01050073 Cover Aspen Corten K300 CA01050074 Cover Aspen Oak K300 CA01050075 Cover Aspen Cream K300 CA01050076 Cover Aspen Black and White K300 CA01050117 Cover Aspen Black K400 CA01050118 Cover Aspen Corten K400 CA01050119 Cover Aspen Oak K400 CA01050120 Cover As...

Page 82: ...CA01050089 Cover Lat Olive Grey K300 CA01050126 Cover Lat Olive White K400 CA01050127 Cover Lat Olive Bordeaux K400 CA01050129 Cover Lat Olive Black K400 CA01050132 Cover Lat Olive Grey K400 CA01050206 Cover Lat Int Olive White K300 CA01050207 Cover Lat Int Olive Bordeaux K300 CA01050208 Cover Lat Int Olive Black K300 CA01050209 Cover Lat Int Olive Grey K300 CA01050210 Cover Lat Int Oak K300 CA010...

Page 83: ... Figure 35 Top cover placement b On Pine Leaf and Aspen equipment Fit the front grille matching the holes in the grille to the holes in the appliance Figure 36 A 6x Screw DIN 912 M5x12 D 1x Nut M6 DIN 6923 E 1x Screw DIN 912 M6x14 or Screw ISO 3780 M8x12 B 2x Nut M5 DIN 6923 F 1x Screw DIN 7981 4 2x13 or 1x Screw ISO 3780 M5x12 C 12x Screw DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 Models Pine Leaf and Aspen Model Olive 1º...

Page 84: ...DIN 912 M5x12 and use nuts B Nuts M5 DIN 6923 finally with two screws A DIN 912 M5x12 attached to the lower part directly on the machine as shown in Figure 37 Figure 37 Front grille tightening d In case of Olive equipment before fitting the front grille to the equipment the upper back piece must be joined to the grid matching the holes of the grid with the 2º Pine Leaf e Aspen 2º Pine Leaf e Aspen...

Page 85: ...y to the equipment using four screws A DIN 912 M5x12 as shown in Figure 39 Figure 39 Front grille assembly f Then pull the registry bar forward Figure 40 a match the hole of the shaft and the hole of the blade and join them with a screw E DIN 912 M6x14 or screw ISO 3780 M8 X12 If using the first screw use a nut D Nuts M6 DIN 6923 as shown in Figure 40 b 2º Olive 2º Olive 2º Olive A A B B A A A A ...

Page 86: ...e covers On Pine and Leaf equipment first fit the tabs 1 on the slots 2 and then the bolts 3 of the side covers on the springs 4 of the equipment as shown in Figure 41 4º Laying the sides K300 and K400 Figure 41 Assembly of the Pine and Leaf covers 4º Pine e Leaf 4º Pine e Leaf 3º Olive E D 2 3 1 4 4 ...

Page 87: ...t the bottom of the machine then in the downward direction to fit the tabs 7 in the slots 8 as shown in Figure 42 Figure 42 Assembly of the Aspen covers i Finally screw C DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 in hole 9 as shown in Figure 43 Figure 43 Assembly of Aspen covers 4º Aspen 4º Aspen 4º Aspen 7 5 6 6 8 9 C ...

Page 88: ...p with the holes in the casing Figure 44 and join them with 6 screws C DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 Figure 44 Union of the covers with the frontal shot k Then place the side covers first fitting the tabs 10 on the slots 11 and then fitting the bolts 12 of the casing on the springs 13 as shown in Figure 45 4º Olive 4º Olive 1º 2º 3º C C C C C C 10 11 ...

Page 89: ... screw DIN 7981 4 2x13 or screw ISO 3780 M5x12 5º Placement of the bottom cap K300 and K400 Figure 46 Fixation of the lower cap of the Olive m To complete the installation of the casings of any model described above we will install the handle by following the steps described below Remove the handle base with hexagon wrench nº5 Figure 47 a and attach the handle tube Figure 47 b retighten the handle...

Page 90: ...ing elements should be reported before proceeding with the installation This manual describes how to install the casings for the Alpes K400 This unit is available with different casing layout options To install the casings the installer must have available Figure 48 Material required to install the casings Star shaped screwdriver PH2 and PH3 screw 6º Pine Leaf Aspen e Olive Hexagonal Key Interior ...

Page 91: ...al structure 2 Top cover 3 Humidifier 4 Left lateral structure 5 Finishing front support 6 Front grille 7 Register 8 Handle Tube A 10 x Screw DIN 912 M5x14 E 1x Screw DIN 912 M6x14 or 1x Screw ISO 7380 M8x12 B 6x Nut M5 DIN 6923 G 2x Screw DIN 7981 5 5x13 C 2x Screw DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 Figure 49 A Assembly kit 1 Alpes K400 Or ...

Page 92: ...400 CA01050007 Cover Alpes Stainless steel K400 CA01050008 Cover Alpes Orange K400 CA01050209 Cover Alpes Black K400 CA01050210 Cover Alpes Green K400 CA01050211 Cover Alpes White K400 CA01050212 Cover Alpes Yellow K400 This assembly includes the following elements 1 Side covers 2 Top Finish Front 3 Humidifier top 4 Bottom finish front Or F 1x Screw DIN 7981 5 5x13 or 1x Screw ISO 7380 M5x12 Figur...

Page 93: ... Right lateral structure 2 Top cover 3 Humidifier 4 Left lateral structure 5 Front grille 6 Register 7 Handle Tube A 8 x Screw DIN 912 M5x14 E 1x Screw DIN 912 M8x14 or 1x Screw ISO 7380 M8x12 B 4x Nut M5 DIN 6923 G 2x Screw DIN 7981 5 5x13 C 2x Screw DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 Figure 46 C Assembly kit 1 Alpes K300 Or ...

Page 94: ...ack K300 CA01050022 Cover Alpes Green K300 CA01050023 Cover Alpes White K300 CA01050024 Cover Alpes Yellow K300 This assembly includes the following elements 1 Side layers 2 Top Finish Front 3 Humidifier top 4 Bottom finish front Or F 1x Screw DIN 7981 5 5x13 or 1x Screw ISO 7380 M5x12 Figure 46 D Assembly kit 2 Alpes K300 In the following paragraphs of this chapter it will be shown how to proceed...

Page 95: ...o as not to disconnect it from the cable connecting it to the machine s control unit Figure 50 Removing the display on the machine b With the display support removed cover the holes that have been opened inside the equipment using 2 of the screws removed in line a Very important With this step we prevent the entry of unwanted air into the combustion of the equipment Figure 51 Placement of the scre...

Page 96: ...ill be reused later Figure 52 Removing the rubber seal on the equipment d Insert the rubber seal removed from indent c on the top cover of kit 1 as shown in Figure 53 Figure 53 Placement of the rubber seal on the top cover 3º Alpes K400 and Alpes K300 4º Alpes K400 and Alpes K300 ...

Page 97: ...ch it with the holes shown in Figure 55 b Very important Be careful when placing the cover to avoid damaging the display connection cable to the control unit and the paint of the display stand In this case you should ensure that the top is centered relatively to the structure of the equipment a b Figure 55 Placing the top cover on the equipment frame 5º Alpes K400 and Alpes K300 6º Alpes K400 and ...

Page 98: ...lay to the top by screwing two screws G DIN 7981 5 5x13 as shown in Figure 57 Very important It may be necessary to center the display relative to the center axis of the top so you should loosen the screws and move the display horizontally until it is centered tighten the screws again Figure 57 Placing the top on the equipment frame A A B G G 6º Alpes K400 and Alpes K300 7º Alpes K400 and Alpes K3...

Page 99: ...om the log forward Figure 59 a match the hole of the rod and the hole of the blade and join them with a screw E DIN 912 M6x14 or spindle ISO 3780 M8x12 If using the first screw use a nut D Nuts M6 DIN 6923 as shown in Figure 59 b a b Figure 59 Registry blade assembly 9º Alpes K400 e Alpes K300 A A A A 8º Alpes K400 and Alpes K300 8º Alpes K400 and Alpes K300 E D ...

Page 100: ... Assemble these parts using two C screws DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 as shown in Figure 60 b In the case of the K300 Alpes it is not necessary to carry out this operation a b Figure 60 A and B Finishing front grip Alpes K400 c Figure 57 C Finishing front Alpes K300 C C 10º Alpes K400 10º Alpes K400 10º Alpes K300 ...

Page 101: ... in Figure 61 a or Figure 61 b Important You must fit some protrusions located on the front finishing grille Figure 61 b and c to the front grille to ensure correct positioning Figure 61 c a b c Figure 61 Placing the finishing frontal on the machine 10º Alpes K400 10º Alpes K300 10º Alpes K400 and Alpes K300 ...

Page 102: ...o carry out any operation of this kind Figure 62 Finishing front panel grip on equipment Alpes K400 n In order to place the side casings in the case of the Alpes K400 slightly fold outwards some tabs that are at the top in order to facilitate the assembly of the part see figure 60 A In the case of the Alpes K300 it is not necessary to carry out this process even though it has a slight tab see Figu...

Page 103: ... bottom guides 2 and simultaneously the three fittings 3 into slots of the structure of the equipment 4 a b Figure 64 Bottom fitting of side frames Figure 65 Lateral attachment of lateral structures 2 1 3 4 12º Alpes K400 and Alpes K300 12º Alpes K400 and Alpes K300 13º Alpes K400 and Alpes K300 ...

Page 104: ... visible a b Figure 66 Attach the tabs to the side frames q After attaching the sides tighten these to the equipment frame In the case of the Alpes K400 using two screws A DIN 912 M5x12 and two nuts B DIN 6923 M5 in the prepared holes see Figure 67 a and b a b Figure 67 A and B Fixing of the structural sides 14º Alpes K400 14º Alpes K400 14º Alpes K400 14º Alpes K400 ...

Page 105: ...for the effect c Figure 64 C Assembly of the structural sides Alpes K300 s To install the finishing side covers insert the eight fittings 6 into the grooves in the side frame that was previously fitted 5 a b Figure 68 Placement of the side cover panels 6 6 5 14º Alpes K300 15º Alpes K400 and Alpes K300 ...

Page 106: ...7981 4 2x13 a b Figure 69 Fixing lower trim finish u To install the handle remove the handle base which is in the door with the hexagonal key n5 Figure 70 a and apply the kit tube 1 Figure 70 b and then tighten the previously removed in the opposite direction to Figure 70 a a b Figure 70 Attaching the equipment handle F 16º Alpes K400 and Alpes K300 16º Alpes K400 and Alpes K300 17º Alpes K400 and...

Page 107: ...alling the casings you should check immediately whether the packing is complete and in perfect condition possible damages or lack of element must be reported and marked before proceeding with its installation This manual describes how to install the casings for the K500 unit To assemble the casings the Installer must have available Figure 72 Material required installing the casings Star shaped scr...

Page 108: ...equipment by detaching the pins 1 from the springs 2 in the structure exerting upward force Figure 74 Removing the top cover 1 2 CA01050150 Casings Amazon White K500 CA01050151 Casings Amazon Black K500 CA01050152 Casings Amazon Bordeaux K500 A 8x Screws DIN 7981 5 5x13 ...

Page 109: ...front part on the inner face of the structure Figure 75 Front grille assembly c Screw the front to the frame using two screws A DIN 7981 5 5x13 found in the kit Do not screw the front to the end as a small adjustment may be necessary see point i Figure 76 Fitting the front grille ...

Page 110: ...e the door pins 3 from the supports in the structure by an upward movement Figure 77 Remove the door d Then to engage the side covers you must first fold the tab as shown in Figure 75 to ensure that it is at an angle of less than 90 Figure 78 Tab angle 3 3 ...

Page 111: ...5 on the back of the unit Figure 79 Placing the side casings f When fitting the covers check that the tabs on the bottom overlap the combustion chamber 6 and that the upper parts rest on the structure of the equipment 7 Figure 80 Attaching the side casings 4 5 4 5 7 6 ...

Page 112: ...81 5 5x13 found in the kit see point i Figure 82 Attachment of the cover to the front of the equipment i There are some oblong holes 8 in the side shell and in the finishing front which help align the covers to the finishing front 9 and also ensure equal spacing between the covers and the door 10 to complete the assembly place the top cover in the opposite direction shown at point A Figure 83 Adju...

Page 113: ...is unit is available with different casing layout options Aspen Fuji Himalaia K2 and Pine To assemble the casings the Installer must have available Figure 84 Material required installing the casings Aspen 1x Set of layers A 2x Screws DIN 912 M5x12 B 2x Nuts M5 DIN 6923 C 6x Screws DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 Figure 85 Kit Aspen CA01050238 Thin top K600 Pine Aspen CA01050236 Grill K600 Aspen CA01050225 Casing...

Page 114: ...t the top is properly seated it contains four pins on the bottom that should fit the springs in the frame Figure 86 Top cover placement 2º Grid placement Aspen b Fit the front grille matching the holes in the grille to the holes in the appliance Figure 84 Figure 87 Fitting the front grille ...

Page 115: ...IN 6923 finally with two screws C DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 attached to the lower part directly on the machine as shown in Figure 85 Figure 88 Front grille tightening 3º Laying the sides Aspen d Then fit the lower holes 1 of the side covers into the guides 2 at the bottom of the machine and then in the downward direction fit the tabs 3 into the slots 4 as shown in Figure 86 A C A C C C B 1 2 ...

Page 116: ...vers e Finally screw C DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 in hole 5 as shown in Figure 87 Figure 90 Assembly of the Aspen covers Fuji Himalaia K2 CA01050237 Grill K600 K2 Fuji Himalaia CA01050231 Casing Fuji Oak K600 CA01050232 Casing Fuji White K600 3 4 5 C ...

Page 117: ...ji 1x Set of layers A 1x Screws DIN 7991 M6x10 B 8x Screws DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 Figure 92 Kit Himalaia CA01050240 Top cover K600 Fuji Himalaia CA01050237 Grill K600 K2 Fuji Himalaia CA01050233 Casing Himalaia White K600 CA01050234 Casing Himalaia Black K600 CA01050240 Top cover K600 Fuji Himalaia ...

Page 118: ...ement Fuji Himalaia K2 a Attach and screw on the front grille of kit 1 using four screws B DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 as shown in Figure 91 a b Figure 94 Front grille assembly CA01050239 Top cover K600 K2 CA01050237 Grill K600 K2 Fuji Himalaia CA01050229 Casing K2 White K600 CA01050230 Casing K2 Bordeaux K600 B B B B ...

Page 119: ...egistry pad grip 2º Laying the sides Fuji Himalaia K2 c Then fit the lower holes of the side covers Figure 93 a into the guides at the bottom of the machine Figure 93 b a b Figure 96 Assembly of the covers d Next attach the side casing by sliding it downwards During the assembly of the casing make sure the flap on the top side is placed overlapping the structure A ...

Page 120: ...DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 from the kit two on each side as shown in Figure 95 Notice the sides are symmetrical Figure 98 Attaching the side casings the top of the unit 3º Placement of the top Fuji Himalaia K2 To finish place the top cover on the top of the equipment To ensure that the top is properly placed this contains four pins 1 in the bottom to ensure its proper placement ...

Page 121: ... them Figure 99 Securing the cover Pine Pine Oak 1x Set of layers A 2x Screws DIN 912 M5x12 B 2x Nuts M5 DIN 6923 C 6x Screws DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 Figure 100 Kit Pine CA01050238 Top cover K600 Pine Aspen CA01050235 Grill K600 Pine CA01050227 Casing Pine Oak K600 CA01050228 Casing Pine White K600 1 ...

Page 122: ... the top is properly seated it contains four pins on the bottom that should fit the springs in the frame Figure 101 Top cover placement 2º Grid placement Pine Pine Oak b Fit the front grille matching the holes in the grille to the holes in the appliance Figure 99 Figure 102 Fitting the front grille ...

Page 123: ...23 finally with two screws C DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 attached to the lower part directly on the machine as shown in Figure 100 Figure 103 Front grille tightening 3º Laying the sides Pine Pine Oak d Then fit the lower holes 1 of the side covers into the guides 2 at the bottom of the machine and then in the downward direction fit the tabs 3 into the slots 4 as shown in Figure 101 A C A C C C B 1 2 ...

Page 124: ...ure 104 Assembly of the covers e Finally on the back of the enclosures match the hole in the hole in the previously mounted worktop with two screws C DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 Figure 105 Tightening of the casings 3 4 C ...

Page 125: ...components Figure 106 Material required installing the ventilation kit 1x Air outlet duct Ø 100 mm CO0503380120601 1x Air guide IC0409000260001 1x Air dumper IC0427000260000 1x Ventilator CO0308000000000 1x Power cable IC5150000000052 A 6x Screws DIN 7981 5 5x13 CO0704130601319 B 8x Screws DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 CO0704130401024 2x Clamps CO0702003614023 ...

Page 126: ...ent To do this follow the reverse procedure of the instructions in section 11 4 of this manual if the casings are already in place At the same time remove the front grille of the equipment by removing the screws 1 using a Star shaped screwdriver PH3 or hex wrench No 4 Figure 108 Removing the grid b Remove the top cover of the combustion chamber with the help of pliers cut the cover in the marked p...

Page 127: ...ints you may need to use a cutting pliers Figure 110 Removing the front visor d Tighten the fan on the support piece in the ventilation kit using 4 screws B DIN 7981 4 2x9 5 Important note Attention should be paid to the position of the ventilator on the support piece Figure 111 Securing the support bracket to the ventilator 3 ...

Page 128: ...ment f Remove the rear lid from the unit s chassis marked in Figure 110 by cutting the identified areas using a pair of pliers Figure 113 Removing the rear lid of the equipment g Fit the ductable air guide kit into the rear panel of the unit making sure you insert it into the internal part of the ventilator s air outlet duct 4 a b Figure 114 Fitting the air guide to the free standing fire unit 2 4...

Page 129: ...gure 116 Securing the air outlet duct to the free standing fire unit 15 1 Electrical connections j The unit is equipped with a cable attached that allows you to connect the ventilator to the electronic control unit You need to connect the terminals of the connection cable in the kit to the terminals in that cable Important note The connections must respect the colour system The attached cable is l...

Page 130: ...there are two cable ties that allow the cables to be moved away from the hot zones l To complete the assembly of the ductable air kit you must mount the front grille by performing the procedure opposite to that of paragraph a Then carry out the procedure described in point 11 4 and reattach the casings IMPORTANT NOTICE When attaching the upper lid check if the ductable air damper is in operation T...

Page 131: ...arked location a Disassemble the upper covers on the pipe carefully removing the parts as there is thermal isolation inside and it can be damaged Figure 120 Disassembling the thermal isolation b To cut the pipe through the marked area a cutting instrument is required e g an iron cutting saw or a grinder with a 1 mm cut off wheel Figure 121 Piece cutting zone Moving the tab to one side to the other...

Page 132: ...peratures of at least 200ºC The installation requires an Ø100mm exit so the unit must be adapted to have this type of exit When installing the optional ventilator check if the ductable air damper is in operation Figure 120 While the unit is in operation the user has the option to choose to extract or ductable air into the room where the unit is installed or into a room where the ductable air is di...

Page 133: ...ollowing components Figure 124 Material required installing the ventilation kit 3x Clamps CO0702003614023 B 19x Screws DIN 7981 4 2x8 CO0704130400719 A 6x Screws DIN 7981 FA 4 2x13 CO0704130401319 1x Air outlet duct Ø 100 mm CO0503380120601 1x Air guide 1x Support bracket 1x Ventilator CO0308000000000 1x Power cable 116 1x Support bracket ...

Page 134: ...s equipped with casings it is necessary to remove the side casings following the steps of chapter 11 5 a To start the ventilator installation it is necessary to tighten the ventilator to the support bracket in the ventilation kit using 4 screws B DIN 7981 4 2x8 Important note Attention should be paid to the position of the ventilator in the bracket Figure 126 Securing the support bracket to the ve...

Page 135: ...ilation kit using 6 screws B DIN 7981 4 2x8 Figure 127 Securing the support bracket to the ventilator d Screw the Figure 124 assembly into the side face of the combustion chamber using 6 screws A DIN 7981 FA 4 2x13 into the holes provided for this purpose Figure 128 Securing the ventilator to the unit ...

Page 136: ...s using a pair of pliers 4 Figure 129 Removing the rear lid of the free standing fire unit e Fit the ductable air guide accessory on the back of the unit ensuring that it fits into the inside of the ventilator s air outlet 5 Figure 130 Fitting the air guide to the free standing fire unit 4 5 ...

Page 137: ... the back of the unit with 3 screws B DIN 7981 4 2x8 Figure 131 Securing the air guide to the free standing fire unit g Screw the air outlet in the ductable air guide using 4 screws B DIN 7981 4 2x8 Figure 132 Securing the air outlet duct to the free standing fire unit Repeat the same steps for the other ventilator if applicable ...

Page 138: ...igure 131 Figure 134 Connecting the cables to the ventilator If two ventilators are installed the terminals for the second ventilator Figure 130 must be connected to the ventilator cable IMPORTANT NOTICE The cables must not be in contact or in close proximity to very hot surfaces Please keep them as far as possible In the kit there are two cable ties that allow the cables to be moved away from the...

Page 139: ...careful maintenance see label with the maintenance instructions in chapter 19 or located on the pellets lid Figure 133 The most important thing is to periodically remove the ashes from the pellet burning chamber For your convenience you may use a household vacuum cleaner The cleaning operation must be performed after burning approximately 66lbs 30kg of pellets Note However before cleaning the unit...

Page 140: ...s must be avoided a b c Figure 137 Cleaning the glass a Incorrect cleaning of the glass b moisten a soft cloth with liquid c clean the glass using the cloth 18 1 2 Cleaning the unit To perform this maintenance pull the cleaning bar from the heat exchanger a then open the door b vacuum the ash and clean the burner c a b c Figure 138 Cleaning bar and door lock 18 2 Weekly maintenance In weekly maint...

Page 141: ...ce task frequency depends on the quality of the pellets Note See the warning label and read the maintenance instructions in chapter 19 18 3 Additional cleaning Additional cleaning should be performed for every 1300 1700 lbs 600 800 kg of pellets consumed Remove the side covers to access the side lids of the combustion chamber To clean the interior of the unit remove the screws Figure 141 a and Fig...

Page 142: ...b Remove the cover a b Figure 142 Example K300 K400 K500 a Remove the lug nuts b Remove the cover a b Figure 143 Example K100 a Aspirate the interior b Cleaning with a brush a b Figure 144 Example K300 K400 a Aspirate the interior b Cleaning with a brush ...

Page 143: ...a vacuum cleaner as shown in Figure 142 Regardless this operation should be performed at least once a year a b Figure 145 a Remove the screws b Remove the extractor WARNING The maintenance task frequency depends on the quality of the pellets Note See the warning label and read the maintenance instructions in chapter 21 ...

Page 144: ...ou must use the provided interface Figure 144 b which is a board located on the right side of the unit Figure 143 Figure 146 Interface board location This board has two inputs remote and thermostat When connecting the programmable thermostat to the remote input the user gives the start order closed contact NC and the stop order open contact NO If you connect it to the thermostat input the unit s p...

Page 145: ...both wires must be connected as indicated in the following figure a b Figure 148 Connecting the wireless remote control For the wired remote control the black and grey wires must be connected to the receiver as shown in the following figure Figure 149 Connecting the wired remote control Colour codes CN Grey N Black C Brown A Blue ...

Page 146: ...he unit see section 10 of this manual Remove the unit s terminals phase F and neutral N a b Crimp the terminals to the cable that supplies the transmitter with 220V power b c c Connect the wires to the ON OFF contact connector Figure 147 e direct the wires through the groove on the side to the interior of the unit Figure 147 f e f ...

Page 147: ... location on the unit and position the remote control On Off contact switch to remote Figure 147 j g h i e Connect the interface cable to the communication socket on the circuit board Servizi 5J j Figure 150 Installing the programmable thermostat ...

Page 148: ...re are specific maintenance tasks that must be performed by authorised technicians only Please contact the person responsible for installing the unit To make sure the warranty remains valid the maintenance operations performed on this unit must comply with the frequency requirement specified in the manual and the service technician must fill and sign the maintenance log Client data Name Address Te...

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Page 152: ...el is attached from factory to the unit s pellet lid in the Portuguese language Attached to the manual you will find other language versions of the sticker labels Spanish English French and Italian If necessary remove the Portuguese language label and replace it with the label in your country s language ...

Page 153: ...comunicação 220 V IN 220V 220 V 220 V 220 V 220 V ventilador ambiente apenas p versão ar display 220 V Servizi 5J sond temp ACC N F Limit press COCC Limit 2 scamb Stocko B C V Legenda NA normalmente aberto B branco V vermelho A azul C castanho J15 J25 J36 J12 J43 J21 J32 J33 J3 J42 J29 J8 J38 22 Electrical diagram of the free standing fire unit 22 1 Electrical diagrams Not applicable to Columbus e...

Page 154: ...90 of the materials used to manufacture these units are recyclable contributing towards a reduced environmental impact and a more sustainable planet End of life units should be processed by licensed waste operators We recommend contacting your local council to ensure the unit is collected and handled pursuant to any legal requirements Canalised fan K500 K600 ...

Page 155: ...onsumers from now on mentioned as Warranty This document does not affect the legal rights of warranty emerging from the purchase agreement whose purpose is the Product s 2 Product identification on which rests the warranty The activation of the warranty presupposes prior and correct identification of the product object towards Solzaima SA being promoted by providing the Product s packing data indi...

Page 156: ...the date of its detection in the case of professional use of the Product 3 6In the pellet range equipment s the commissioning service is required to activate the warranty It must be registered up to 3 months after the date of invoice or 100 hours of work of the product whichever occurs first 3 7During the Warranty period referred to in paragraph 3 1 and for this to remain valid repairs to the Prod...

Page 157: ... be installed in places that contain chemicals in their atmosphere in saline or high humidity environments as mixing them with air may produce rapid corrosion in the combustion chamber In this type of environment it is especially recommended that the appliance be protected with anti corrosion products for this purpose especially during times of operation As a suggestion it is indicated the applica...

Page 158: ... use dielectric separators in the connection of the equipment to metal pipes whose characteristics of the materials applied to this type of corrosion Product Warranty does not include damages caused by non use of such dielectric separators 3 14 The water or thermofluid used in the heating system hydro stoves boilers central heating stoves among others must comply with the legal requirements in for...

Page 159: ...2000 operating hours 4 2 Refurbished and resold products 4 3 Maintenance operations Product settings commissioning cleaning elimination of errors or anomalies that are not related to deficiencies of equipment components and replacement of the batteries 4 4 Components in direct contact with fire such as vermiculite supports deflector or protective plates vermiculite sealing lanyards burners ash dra...

Page 160: ...structions or applications not conforming to the intended use of the Product or from abnormal climatic factors unusual operating conditions overload or maintenance or cleaning performed improperly 4 10 The Products that have been modified or manipulated by people outside the Official Technical Services of the brand and consequently without the explicit authorization of Solzaima SA 4 11 Damage caus...

Page 161: ...roduced by the quality of the water supply Also excluded from this warranty are air bleeding interventions of the circuit or unblocking of circulating pumps 4 16 The installation of the equipment supplied by Solzaima S A should contemplate the possibility of their easy removal as well as points of access to the mechanical hydraulic and electronic components of the equipment and the installation Wh...

Page 162: ...zaima S A liability in respect of warranty is limited to that established in the present warranty conditions 7 Cost of Services performed outside the scope of the warranty The interventions carried out outside the scope of the warranty are subject to the application of the current tariff 8 Warranty Services performed out of scope Warranty The interventions carried out outside the scope of the Warr...

Page 163: ...invoices for services rendered they are not processed in any stipulated period with default interest at the maximum legal rate in force 12 Competent court For the resolution of any dispute arising from the purchase and sale agreement having as object the products covered by the warranty the contracting parties attribute exclusive jurisdiction to the courts of the district of Águeda with express wa...

Page 164: ... 19 20 21 22 23 Mon Fri Sat Sun Mon Fri Sat Sun Mon Fri Sat Sun Mon Fri Sat Sun Mon Fri Sat Sun Mon Fri Sat Sun Mon Fri Sat Sun Mon Fri Sat Sun Mon Fri Sat Sun Fri Sat Sun P10 P04 P05 P06 P07 P08 P09 P03 Prog No P01 Days Daily programming P02 Note the salamander is active in the filled squares and deactivates in the blank squares ...

Page 165: ...160 26 Flow chart 26 1 Flow chart K100 K200 K500 and K600 Lighting ...

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Page 167: ...162 Disabling ...

Page 168: ...163 26 2 Flow chart K300 and K400 ...

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Page 171: ...de contacto de lo fabricante Name registered trade name and contact address of the manufacturer Nom marque déposée et l adresse de contact du fabricant Nome denominazione commercial registrata e indirizzo del construtore SOLZAIMA SA RUA DOS OUTARELOS Nº111 3750 362 BELAZAIMA DO CHÃO ÁGUEDA PORTUGAL 5 Sistema de avaliação e verificação da regularidade do desempenho do produto Sistema de evaluación ...

Page 172: ...cordo com o Anexo ZA 1 EN14785 De acuerdo con lo Anexo ZA 1 EN14785 According to the Annex ZA 1 EN14785 Selons le Annexe ZA 1 EN14785 Secondo l allegato ZA 1 EN14785 Temperatura de superfície Temperatura de la superfície Surface temperature La température de surface Temperatura superficiale OK De acordo com relatório de ensaio De acuerdo com informe de la prueba According to the test report Selons...

Page 173: ... ensaio De acuerdo com informe de la prueba According to the test report Selons le rapport d essai Secondo i rapporto di prova CEE 0008 18 2 CEE 0009 18 2 De acordo com os requisitos De acuerdo con los requisitos According to the requirements Selons les exigences Secondo i requisiti 4 2 EN14785 10 O desempenho do produto declarado nos pontos 1 e 2 é conforme com o desempenho declarado no ponto 9 A...

Page 174: ...ión de contacto de lo fabricante Name registered trade name and contact address of the manufacturer Nom marque déposée et l adresse de contact du fabricant Nome denominazione commerciale registrata e Indirizzo del costruttore SOLZAIMA SA RUA DOS OUTARELOS Nº111 3750 362 BELAZAIMA DO CHÃO ÁGUEDA PORTUGAL 5 Sistema de avaliação e verificação da regularidade do desempenho do produto Sistema de evalua...

Page 175: ...ricolose OK De acordo com relatório de ensaio De acuerdo com informe de la prueba According to the test report Selons le rapport d essai Secondo i rapporto di prova CEE 0009 18 2 CEE 0201 19 1 De acordo com o Anexo ZA 1 EN14785 De acuerdo con lo Anexo ZA 1 EN14785 According to the Annex ZA 1 EN14785 Selons le Annexe ZA 1 EN14785 Secondo l allegato ZA 1 EN14785 Temperatura de superfície Temperatura...

Page 176: ... prova CEE 0009 18 2 CEE 0201 19 1 De acordo com os requisitos De acuerdo con los requisitos According to the requirements Selons les exigences Secondo i requisiti 4 2 EN14785 10 Distância mínima a materiais combustíveis laterais frente topo posterior Distancia mínima a materiales combustibles laterales frente topo trasero Minimum distance to combustible materials side front top back Distance mini...

Page 177: ...reço de contacto do fabricante Nombre marca registrada y la dirección de contacto de lo fabricante Name registered trade name and contact address of the manufacturer Nom marque déposée et l adresse de contact du fabricant Nome denominazione commerciale registrata e Indirizzo del costruttore SOLZAIMA SA RUA DOS OUTARELOS Nº111 3750 362 BELAZAIMA DO CHÃO ÁGUEDA PORTUGAL 5 Sistema de avaliação e veri...

Page 178: ...a CEE 0009 18 2 CEE 0201 19 1 De acordo com o Anexo ZA 1 EN14785 De acuerdo con lo Anexo ZA 1 EN14785 According to the Annex ZA 1 EN14785 Selons le Annexe ZA 1 EN14785 Secondo l allegato ZA 1 EN14785 Temperatura de superfície Temperatura de la superfície Surface temperature La température de surface Temperatura superficiale OK De acordo com relatório de ensaio De acuerdo com informe de la prueba A...

Page 179: ...rapport d essai Secondo i rapporto di prova CEE 0009 18 2 CEE 0201 19 1 De acordo com os requisitos De acuerdo con los requisitos According to the requirements Selons les exigences Secondo i requisiti 4 2 EN14785 10 O desempenho do produto declarado nos pontos 1 e 2 é conforme com o desempenho declarado no ponto 9 A presente declaração de desempenho é emitida sob exclusiva responsabilidade do fabr...

Page 180: ...eço de contacto do fabricante Nombre marca registrada y la dirección de contacto de lo fabricante Name registered trade name and contact address of the manufacturer Nom marque déposée et l adresse de contact du fabricant Nome denominazione commerciale registrata e Indirizzo del costruttore SOLZAIMA SA RUA DOS OUTARELOS Nº111 3750 362 BELAZAIMA DO CHÃO ÁGUEDA PORTUGAL 5 Sistema de avaliação e verif...

Page 181: ...pport d essai Secondo i rapporto di prova CEE 0008 18 2 CEE 0009 18 2 De acordo com o Anexo ZA 1 EN14785 De acuerdo con lo Anexo ZA 1 EN14785 According to the Annex ZA 1 EN14785 Selons le Annexe ZA 1 EN14785 Secondo l allegato ZA 1 EN14785 Temperatura de superfície Temperatura de la superfície Surface temperature La température de surface Temperatura superficiale OK De acordo com relatório de ensa...

Page 182: ...la prueba According to the test report Selons le rapport d essai Secondo i rapporto di prova CEE 0008 18 2 CEE 0009 18 2 De acordo com os requisitos De acuerdo con los requisitos According to the requirements Selons les exigences Secondo i requisiti 4 2 EN14785 10 O desempenho do produto declarado nos pontos 1 e 2 é conforme com o desempenho declarado no ponto 9 A presente declaração de desempenho...

Page 183: ...cción de contacto de lo fabricante Name registered trade name and contact address of the manufacturer Nom marque déposée et l adresse de contact du fabricant Nome denominazione commercial registrata e indirizzo del construtore SOLZAIMA SA RUA DOS OUTARELOS Nº111 3750 362 BELAZAIMA DO CHÃO ÁGUEDA PORTUGAL 5 Sistema de avaliação e verificação da regularidade do desempenho do produto Sistema de evalu...

Page 184: ...85 Selons le Annexe ZA 1 EN14785 Secondo l allegato ZA 1 EN14785 Temperatura de superfície Temperatura de la superfície Surface temperature La température de surface Temperatura superficiale OK De acordo com relatório de ensaio De acuerdo com informe de la prueba According to the test report Selons le rapport d essai Secondo i rapporto di prova CEE 0009 18 2 De acordo com os requisitos De acuerdo ...

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