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Solo Innova Instructions 1-800-782-9927 Version 01-18

Tarm Biomass · 4 Britton Lane · Lyme, NH 03768

Boiler Installation & Start-up > Setting the Boiler

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Summary of Contents for SOLO INNOVA 30

Page 1: ... Tarm Biomass 4 Britton Lane Lyme NH 03768 SOLO INNOVA Models 30 and 50 Installation and Operations Manual Wood fired central heating boiler 236 0 05 2 UL 391 2006 Standard for Safety for Solid Fuel and Combination Fuel Central and Supplementary Furnaces ...

Page 2: ...rements 8 2 5 Owner Responsibilities 8 3 0 Boiler Installation and Startup 9 3 1 Planning 9 3 1 1 Sizing the Boiler 9 3 1 2 Choosing an Installer 9 3 1 3 Locating the Boiler and Boiler Clearances 9 3 1 4 Plumbing and Mechanical 11 3 1 5 Electrical 12 3 2 Preparing the Chimney 12 3 2 1 Outside Combustion Air 14 3 3 Setting the Boiler 14 3 3 1 Receiving the Boiler 14 3 3 2 Boiler Checklist 15 3 3 3 ...

Page 3: ... Using 38 4 3 Starting the Boiler 38 4 4 Adding Wood 38 4 5 Daily Firing 39 4 6 Shutting Down the Boiler 39 4 7 Operation with Thermal Storage System 39 4 8 Creosote 39 4 9 Adjusting Combustion 40 4 10 Firing Tips 41 4 11 Cleaning and Maintenance 41 4 11 1 Ash Removal 41 4 11 2 Cleaning Firebox Aprons 43 4 11 13 Smoke Box and Heat Exchanger Tube Cleaning 43 4 11 4 Cleaning the Induced Draft Fan 44...

Page 4: ...oning Data 50 6 3 Specification Data 51 6 4 Electrical Diagrams 52 6 4 1 Legend 52 6 4 2 Wiring Diagram A Boiler Circuit Ladder Diagram 52 6 4 3 Wiring Diagram B Boiler Circuit Diagram 53 6 4 4 Control Panel 54 6 4 5 Wiring Connection 55 6 5 Parts Lists 56 6 5 1 Solo Innova 30 Parts List 56 6 5 2 Solo Innova 50 Parts List 57 7 0 Warranty Information 58 7 1 Warranty 58 8 0 Installation Report for B...

Page 5: ... are metric all plumbing fittings are British Straight Thread In this manual the convention used for dimensions is that values are presented in English units fol lowed by metric units in parenthesis for example 6 152 mm Note A conversion table between Centigrade and Fahrenheit is provided in Appendix A In this manual temperatures are presented first as degrees Centigrade then as degrees Fahrenheit...

Page 6: ...according to the recommendations of the manufacturer Failure to follow these instructions could result in property damage bodily injury or death All boilers must be installed in accordance with national state and local plumbing heating and electrical codes and the regulations of the serving electric water and gas utilities Contact local building or fire offi cials before installation about restric...

Page 7: ...ired to operate it safely 2 1 Boiler Overview 2 1 1 Cut away View Product Description and Requirements for Safe Operation Boiler Overview Page 3 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Control Panel 2 Load Door 3 Primary Air Control 4 Secondary Air Control 5 Ash Door 6 Sight Glass 7 Exhaust Stack 8 Clean Out Cover 9 Draft Fan 10 Boiler Serial Number Plate 11 Flue Gas Turbulators 12 Heat Exchanger Pipes...

Page 8: ...talled with a thermal storage system capable of absorb ing the complete output of the boiler during periods when the building is not calling for heat 2 1 3 Models and Applications Two Solo Innova models are available the model 30 and 50 covering an output range between 102 000Btu hr 30 kW and 170 000Btu hr 50 kW Specification data for each Solo Innova is pro vided in Section 6 3 The boilers can be...

Page 9: ... pri mary and secondary combustion air are both drawn into the boiler by the induction blower mounted on the breach of the boiler Primary and secondary combustion air are metered through air ducts into the boiler with the precise volume necessary for proper combustion The combustion air is drawn through self closing flaps into individually adjustable primary and secondary air valves Primary air th...

Page 10: ...issipation for at least 10 of the boiler s maximum rated output assuming an ambient temperature of 65 ºF in the area heated by the loop and a mean water temperature of 180 ºF 82 ºC See Section 3 4 2 2 2 4 Accessories The boiler is shipped with loose and installing parts See Section 3 3 2 for a complete listing of these parts Cleaning tools are provided with the boiler A barometric damper draft sta...

Page 11: ... uses a substantial amount of the wood energy to evaporate the water present in the wood reducing the available energy for heat Fig 2 2 The wood will dry out most quickly if it is cut into the appropriate length and split into pieces 4 5 100 120mm thick The best length is 20 0 5 m for the Solo Innova 30 and 50 The wood is best stored in the open air under cover Wood will dry most quickly if it is ...

Page 12: ...staller Please observe the guidelines and the various national and local regulations Solo Innova boilers are designed and approved as heaters for hot water systems with permis sible outflow temperatures of up to 203 ºF 95 ºC 2 5 Owner Responsibilities Successful operation of this boiler will require daily involvement by the owner system operator Biomass boilers operate differently from fossil fuel...

Page 13: ...oiler installation To be successful the installer must study this manual follow conceptual drawings and instructions provided understand the installation tasks and contact Tarm Biomass for help when necessary 3 1 3 Locating the Boiler and Boiler Clearances The boiler must be installed with the minimum installation clearances to combustible materials out lined on the next page Clearances may only b...

Page 14: ...istance to Allow Clearance for Blower Maintenance B Sidewall to Appliance 12 Minimum Distance C Sidewall to Appliance 21 Minimum Distance on Left Side to Allow Clearance for Cleaning and Maintenance and Easy Removal of Blower D Front of Appliance 36 Required Distance for Cleaning the Boiler E Ceiling to Appliance 24 Required Distance for Cleaning the Boiler F Combustibles to Pipe 18 Minimum Distan...

Page 15: ...corrosion Tarm Biomass can provide this valve part K4440A3 at an additional cost A circulator Size and brand to be determined by the installer not provided should be installed as C3 per drawings suggested by Tarm Biomass An aquastat Honeywell L4008B provided must be installed to protect the boiler from over temperature conditions by energizing a chosen heating zone A tankless hot water coil is not...

Page 16: ...25 mm water col umn The top of chimney must be 3 feet 0 9 m above the roof and 2 feet 0 6 m above any structure within 10 feet 3 0 m measured horizontally For the Solo Innova 30 and 50 best draft will be provided by a chimney which has an 6 152mm ID round flue is 20 30 feet 6 0 9 0m in height and which is located inside the heated structure The chimney must be capable of maintaining a breech draft...

Page 17: ...n the draft fan is off This is an unlikely scenario as the blower on a Solo Innova used with a thermal storage system should rarely be off while a fire is present If however an irregular or excessively high draft presents prob lems the solution is the use of a barometric draft regulator or the use of a proper chimney cap that helps in the prevention of down drafts Installation requirements for a b...

Page 18: ... in the winter 6 A non balancing ventilation system is installed in the house 7 Where fans are used in the fuel storage area they should be installed so as not to create nega tive pressures in the room where the boiler is located If these or other indications suggest that infiltration air is inadequate additional combustion air should be provided from the outdoors Solo Innova boilers are not suita...

Page 19: ...1 Relief Valve Mounting Flange 1 Honeywell Aquastat L4008B 1 Immersion Well 1 Unipac Hemp and pipe Dope Kit 1 Blower Housing 1 Blower 30 50 1 Blower Mounting Gasket 1 Blower Mounting Hardware 1 Bag 1 Panel Front 1 Panel Left 1 Panel Right 1 Panel Rear Lower 1 Panel Rear Upper 1 Panel Top 1 Blower Insulation Housing 1 Zip Strips 4 Insulation Blanket Top 1 Insulation Top Rear 1 Cover Plate Top Rear ...

Page 20: ...ing the lifting rings welded to the top of the boiler 3 3 5 Boiler Set up After the packaging is removed and the boiler is set into place it should be checked to assure that it is level and securely placed Loose parts and accessories shipped with the boiler should be removed and stored in a safe place A copy of this manual is shipped with the boiler for reference during installa tion The boiler ca...

Page 21: ... 6 Boiler Assembly This section covers the step by step instructions for assembling the boiler Boiler Installation Start up Setting the Boiler Page 17 Bare Boiler Mount Fan Housing 1 2 4 Install Front Panel 3 Remove Coil Plate on Either the Right or Left Side and Install Pressure Relief Valve Flange ...

Page 22: ...927 Version 01 18 Tarm Biomass 4 Britton Lane Lyme NH 03768 5 Install Front Panel Mounting Bolt and Washer Boiler Installation Start up Setting the Boiler Page 18 6 7 8 Hang Left Panel Install Left Front Corner Zip Strip Hang Right Panel ...

Page 23: ... Boiler Page 19 Remove 4 Screws Remove the connector panel and wire harness on the back of the boiler by re moving the four screws This shows the back panel with the con nector panel removed Mount the new electrical box over the connec tor slot Fish the connector wires through the slot Mounting screws go here Mounting screws go here 10 11 12 If the junction Box is already mounted Please skip to St...

Page 24: ...iomass 4 Britton Lane Lyme NH 03768 Boiler Installation Start up Setting the Boiler Page 20 14 15 16 Place Rear Panel into Place Electrical box not shown Place Upper Rear Panel into Place Install Left Rear Corner Zip Strip Install Right Rear Corner Zip Strip 13 ...

Page 25: ...me NH 03768 Boiler Installation Start up Setting the Boiler Page 21 17 18 20 Place Power and Control Wires In Side Wire Channel Leave Fan Wire Hanging in Front of Front Panel Install Ground Wire for Control Panel 19 Remove Insulation for Lo Limit Temperature Probe on Fan Insulation Box ...

Page 26: ...ion Start up Setting the Boiler Page 22 Install Fan Insulation Box 22 23 24 25 Install Insulation Blanket Cut Holes for Immersion Wells Cut Out Square Above Clean Out Cover This will be used Later Remove Supply Pipe Assembly from Boiler Install Supply Pipe Assembly It can be Installed on the Right or Left Hand Side ...

Page 27: ...rt up Setting the Boiler Page 23 26 27 Install Lo Limit Probe Use Right Wire Channel to Hide Tubing Install 3 Control Panel Sensors into Port 23 Make sure they are pushed all the way to bottom 28 29 30 Install Sensor and Well for Overheat Aquastat into Port 27 Install Insulation on back of top panel Install Cover Plate ...

Page 28: ...rsion 01 18 Tarm Biomass 4 Britton Lane Lyme NH 03768 Boiler Installation Start up Setting the Boiler Page 24 31 Install Top Cover 32 33 34 Plug in supply and Control Plugs Control Plug Power Feed Fasten Control Panel Control Panel Connections ...

Page 29: ...Start up Setting the Boiler Page 25 35 Place Insulation over Clean out Cover Removed Earlier 37 38 39 Place Clean out cover lid over the Clean out Opening Bend the 4 tabs on the Cover in the Downward Position Place Fan Gasket on Housing Mount Fan on Housing Completed Boiler 40 Install Ash Shelf below the Load Door 36 ...

Page 30: ... of combustible construction is desired the installa tion must conform to NFPA 211 The chimney connection pipe must be placed over the outside of the boiler s flue gas exhaust pipe Fig 3 4 A boiler flue with an internal dimension of 5 8 149mm is used see specifi cation data in Section 6 3 The chimney connector sections must be attached to the boiler and to each other with the crimped male end poin...

Page 31: ...on the zone with the most heating capacity in the main living area dump zone Upon reaching the aquastat set point the dump zone will be acti vated pulling heat away from the boiler The home owner is alerted to a potential problem with the boiler by an overly warm living space Do not use self contained non electric zone valves in the zone controlled by the overheat control Such valves would prevent...

Page 32: ...mometer Part 339N is to be installed just downstream of the boiler s flue collar Drill a hole in the side of the pipe and insert the probe all the way in see Fig 3 5 This thermometer indicates of how well the wood is burning and when to clean the heat exchange tubes If burning dry wood that is split it should achieve temperatures of 350 450 ºF 176 232 ºC or more on the probe thermometer If operati...

Page 33: ... now heading for the supply manifold If no zones are calling for heat the Honeywell V8043F1101 zone valve ZV1 will remain closed All of the hot supply water being moved by C3 must travel through the heating coils in the thermal stor age system moving from top to bottom and then back through Port 2 of the Termovar and back to the boiler Tarm Biomass recommends the use of the BLTCONTROL available th...

Page 34: ...ng out of the thermal storage system by convection A U shaped pipe trap usually will not have a useful effect If check valves are used we recommend that they be cast iron bodied universal style flow checks They must not be swing type check valves as natural gravity flow of water will push swing check valves open TYPICAL CONTROL LOGIC FOR USE WITH PRESSURE TANK THERMAL STORAGE SYSTEMS Refer to Plum...

Page 35: ...ts the top of the tanks re heated by the thermal storage system and moves to the supply mani fold If however upon a call for heat the temperature in the thermal storage system is below the aquastat HONEYWELL L4008A or equivalent set point C1 will cease operation If used ZV 1 will close The back up boiler will be energized through the BLTCONTROL to meet the heat demand Tarm Biomass recommends the u...

Page 36: ...circuit Check local codes for wire type and size Shielded cable is usually re quired All wires should be fastened to the junction box using the proper connectors The boiler s cir culator pump 120 Volt is connected to Terminals 9 10 and 11 on Block X4 using the same guide lines above Boiler Installation Start up Connections to the Boiler Page 32 Fig 3 6 Fig 3 7 X4 Power Connections Circulator Conne...

Page 37: ...rating Thermostat The operating thermostat regulates the fan and must be set high possibly at max There is a stop screw behind the thermostat knob corresponding to the setting for a minimum operating temperature of about 85 C 185 ºF The stop for the knob must be on the left side of the stop screw so that the boiler tem perature is kept above 80 C 176 ºF see Section 4 1 3 4 14 Lo Limit Thermostat T...

Page 38: ...nd connected to a water supply faucet Fill the hose prior to filling the boiler otherwise air in the hose will be pushed into the boiler system Remove the hose after filling up High quality air elimination equipment is recommended in the heating system installation Fig 3 11 Boiler Installation Start up Commissioning the Boiler Page 34 NOTE The heating system main supply and return piping will need...

Page 39: ...deline Provision should be made for dissipating the heat generated Have enough fuel to complete an entire testing program Verify control strategy Check that the boiler thermostat is functioning Check the overheat thermostat a temporary connec tion is made between terminals 6 and 7 on terminal strip Xl see circuit diagrams Section 6 The fan must switch off when the boiler reaches the temperature at...

Page 40: ...l Orientation Letters in brackets in this section refer to the button with the corresponding letter on the control panel All temperature values are in degrees Centigrade C Thermometer D Fuse max 6 3A 5X20 mm E Switch for Circulator Pump Boiler Operation Maintenance and Service Control Panel Orientation Page 36 150 100 50 200 250 300 310 c 0 0 c 0 20 80 60 100 120 C E F N H O I P Fig 4 1 D 0 c 0 20...

Page 41: ...mperature has fallen to 75 C 165 ºF To switch on again unscrew the protective cap and push in the ejected pin Operating thermostat 85 93 C 185 200 ºF The recommended set point temperature is 85 90 C 185 194 ºF To ensure that the temperature is not below 80 C 176 ºF a stop screw is mounted under the knob The knob must be to the left side of the stop screw and resting against it The fan switches off...

Page 42: ... in a mild cross hatch pattern over the slot in the base of the firebox Place paper or cardboard on top of the kindling and light with a match 4 Close the door It might help to keep the door slightly ajar 5 Wait about 1 minute Open the loading door slowly about 1 inch 2 5 cm with the left hand allowing the smoke to dissipate about 20 seconds Load firebox neatly and evenly with fire wood then close...

Page 43: ...at as required from the thermal storage system An added benefit is that domestic hot water can also be created in the reservoir Keep in mind that the amount of wood placed in the boiler s filling chamber depends on the size and the temperature of the heat storage reservoir The boiler should not be fired beyond the reservoir s heat storage capacity Do not add wood until the temperature in the therm...

Page 44: ...ass is at the 6 00 posi tion to view the combustion chamber The flame should be yellow and pale bluish and the flame length should be as pictured below with flame just starting to pour out the front of the U or tunnel stone Do not open the lower door while actively burning It is normally only necessary to adjust the settings if the fuel is changed for instance if moisture content or wood species v...

Page 45: ... remaining in the firebox can be worked from the sides of the firebox to the slot at the center of the refractory where it can fall down to the lower gasification chamber with the tool provided use care not to damage the refractory slot Do not allow a deep build up more than 2 51 mm of ash on the surface of the refractory For ash removal open the insulating door and the ash door place your ash pan...

Page 46: ...eosote and ash may accumulate If there is a soot or creosote fire please do the following Establish a routine for the storage of fuel care of the appliance and firing techniques Check daily for creosote buildup until experience shows how often cleaning is necessary Be aware that the hotter the fire the less creosote is deposited and that weekly cleanings may be necessary in mild weather even thoug...

Page 47: ...ck and forth thoroughly Push the brush all the way through but be careful not to damage the bottom plate underneath Remove fly ash from the smoke box area above the heat exchange tubes Ash that falls down to the bottom of the heat exchanger tubes during cleaning can be removed though the ash door as described above When reinstalling the smoke box cover make sure that the Bakelite tightening knobs ...

Page 48: ...utty knife and vacuum loos ened material from the housing and draft fan When the chimney connector is connected vertically directly under the chimney the fan must always be removed and cleaned after each cleaning of the chimney Boiler Operation Maintenance and Service Cleaning and Maintenance Page 44 NOTE Clean heat exchanger tubes and smoke box mean better heat transfer from the flue gas to the w...

Page 49: ... take off the door 2 Remove the old sealing with a screwdriver or a chisel 3 Clean the sealing groove 4 Press new sealing into the groove When half the sealing has been inserted adjust the end and press in the rest 5 Secure the sealing by gently tapping with a hammer 6 Replace the door 7 Close the door and check its seal 4 11 6 Cleaning the Primary Air Channels The primary air channels on both sid...

Page 50: ...austed out the flue To check the smoke duct open the insulating door and fuel loading door The area above the baffle that forms the smoke duct should be inspected for any debris or ash Any material in the smoke duct can be removed with a small brush 4 11 8 Smoke Pipe Inspection and Cleaning The chimney and the chimney connector must be inspected and cleaned annually Annually disassem ble the stove...

Page 51: ...column 4 11 11 Cleaning the Jacket Soot on the jacket and the doors can be removed with a cleaner containing ammonium chloride and acetic acid Clean the jacket regularly as required to preserve the boiler s appearance 4 11 12 Check for Creosote Build up Check for creosote buildup in the heat exchange tubes the smoke pipe and the chimney twice a month If during cleaning and maintenance a buildup of...

Page 52: ...leshooting Guide Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Guide Page 48 Solo Innova Troubleshooting Guide PROBLEM ROOT CAUSE Solution No Heat in the System Thermostat I set too low Set Thermostat higher Fan cut out because the min thermostat temperature has fallen below 90 C 194 ºF Press Reset Switch N Overheat thermostat triggered Reset thermostat Termovar Mixing Valve is closed or defective Check valve f...

Page 53: ... 1 250 2 Supply Connection inches 1 250 1 250 10 Drain Fill inches 11 Flue Pipe External Diameter inches 6 6 21 Dry Well 23 Sensor Well Control Panel inches 27 Sensor Well Overheat Aquastat inches B2 Measurement inches 10 43 14 17 B3 Measurement inches 5 71 5 71 B4 Measurement inches 54 13 54 13 B5 Measurement inches 56 10 56 10 B6 Measurement inches 56 69 56 69 B7 Measurement inches 46 77 46 77 B...

Page 54: ...ll to Appliance 21 Minimum Distance to allow clearance for blower maintenance B Sidewall to Appliance 12 Minimum Distance C Sidewall to Appliance 21 Minimum Distance on left side to allow clearance for Cleaning and Maintenance Tasks D Front of Appliance 36 Required Distance for Cleaning the Boiler E Ceiling to Appliance 24 Required Distance for Cleaning the Boiler F Combustibles to Pipe 18 Minimum...

Page 55: ...d Diameter Max Softwood inches 4 4 Wood Diameter Max Hardwood inches 6 6 OPERATING DATA Operating Temperature Water Fº 180 190 180 190 Nominal Output Btu hr 102 000 171 000 Flue Gas Temperature at Nominal Output Fº 262 213 Dust in Flue Gas lbs MBtu 053 06 CO in Flue Gas lbs MBtu 43 46 NOz lbs MBtu 30 23 Required Draft inch WC 025 to 05 025 to 05 Safety Listings UL 391 2006 UL 391 2006 ELECTRICAL D...

Page 56: ... ºF 100 ºC N Neutral B12 Minimum Thermostat 194 ºF 90 ºC S2 E Switch for Circulator Pump B16 I Thermostat 185 200 ºF 85 93 ºC S4 F Fan Switch L Line S7 N Reset Switch for Fan F1 D Fuse 6 3 A 5 X 20mm W1 Connection Cable H2 Light Circulator Pump S2 W3 Cable for M2 Pump H4 Light Fan Switch S4 W7 Cable for Fan K2 Aux Relay Holding Current Circuit W10 Earth Cable K4 Time Relay W11 Cable for M7 Pump K1...

Page 57: ...Solo Innova Instructions 1 800 782 9927 Version 01 18 Tarm Biomass 4 Britton Lane Lyme NH 03768 6 4 3 Wiring Diagram B Boiler Circuit Diagram Data and Drawings Electrical Diagrams Page 53 ...

Page 58: ...ol Board F1 Fuse 6 3 A Protects Control Board K2 Relay K3 Timer Relay K4 Timer Relay for Door Open Switch K5 Relay S2 Circulator Switch Not Used in North America S7 Reset Switch S8 Fan Switch S10 Door Open Switch X1 Terminal Block Used for misc Connections X2 Door Safety Terminal Block Not used in North America X3 Supply Terminal X10 Fan and Circulator Terminal Block Data and Drawings Electrical D...

Page 59: ...Boiler G L1 L2 Circulator Blower Incoming Power 240VAC Boiler Control Panel Black Black Yellow Green Black White White Yellow Green Red Yel Grn X3 1 2 3 4 5 6 X10 Green Yel Grn L1 G N 3 4 6 7 9 11 10 120V Switch s On Off Circulator 120V Switch s On Off Blower Ground 120V 120V Not Used L1 G L2 120V 120V 120V Yel Grn N Blue Neutral 120V L1 G L2 N Yel Grn Black Black Blue Circuit Breaker Use 12 or 14...

Page 60: ...Solo Innova Instructions 1 800 782 9927 Version 01 18 Tarm Biomass 4 Britton Lane Lyme NH 03768 6 5 Parts List 6 5 1 Solo Innova 30 Parts List Data and Drawings Parts List Page 56 ...

Page 61: ...Solo Innova Instructions 1 800 782 9927 Version 01 18 Tarm Biomass 4 Britton Lane Lyme NH 03768 6 5 Parts List 6 5 2 Solo Innova 50 Parts List Data and Drawings Parts List Page 57 ...

Page 62: ...ed unit on the date of purchase to the original purchaser toward of the cost of repair of the warranted item or if Tarm Biomass and the original purchaser agree use the resultant sum as a partial allowance toward Tarm Biomass s replacement of the warranted item The original purchaser shall be responsible for all shipping and installation charges in connection with any replacement or repair Warrant...

Page 63: ...re If any legal action is brought in connection with this limited warranty the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover all reasonable expenses it incurs in the action including its reasonable attorneys fees from the nonprevailing party TARM USA S LIMITED WARRANTY EXPRESSLY EXCLUDES COVERAGE FOR THE FOLLOWING 1 Ordinary wear and tear and repairs or replacements necessitated by normal use 2 Re...

Page 64: ...________ _________________ Boiler System Installed and Adjusted ________________________________ Date Warranty Certificate Filled and Sent _________________________________ Date Measured and Adjusted Values Date Date Date Date Fuel Type Fuel Moisture Content Secondary Air Setting Primary Air Setting Pump Speed C 3 Other Data Adjustments Setting Done By Signature Installation Report for Boiler Syst...

Page 65: ...22 84 183 2 145 293 230 446 52 125 6 86 186 8 150 302 235 455 54 129 2 88 190 4 155 311 240 464 56 132 8 90 194 160 320 245 473 58 136 4 92 197 6 165 329 250 482 60 140 94 201 2 170 338 255 491 62 143 6 96 204 8 175 347 260 500 64 147 2 98 208 4 180 356 265 509 66 150 8 100 212 185 365 270 518 68 154 4 105 221 190 274 275 527 70 158 110 230 195 383 280 537 72 161 6 115 239 200 392 285 545 74 165 2...

Page 66: ...Solo Innova Instructions 1 800 782 9927 Version 01 18 Tarm Biomass 4 Britton Lane Lyme NH 03768 Notes Notes Notes Page 62 ...

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