Pellet Absence Alarm
In work mode, if the fumes temperature drops below 40
o
C, the alarm will sound. The alarm
will show on display and stove turn off itself.
Over Temperature Thermal Safety Alarm
The alarm will sound when the general security thermostat reaches a temperature higher
than 95
o
C. The thermostat will intervene and turn off the feed screw, the control will indicate
on display and the stove will turn off itself.
Depression Failure Alarm
The alarm will go on when the water pressure switch reaches a pressure reading lower than
0,2 bars. The pressure switch will turn off the feed screw and the stove will turn off itself.
Water Probe Alarm
The alarm will go on if the water probe is not connected in the circuit. The stove will turn itself
off.
Overtemperature Water Probe
The alarm will sound if the water probe reaches a temperature higher than the fixed (85°C)
reached in a very short time. The stove will turn it self off.
Stove is not Firing-up Automatically (Needs daily cleaning too often)
If the stove can’t fire up more than a few times without cleaning and needs cleaning in a few
hours of working, it means there could be a problem about fuel or air input or chimney.
Please be sure that the air input of the stove is not blocked by any material. To check origin
of problem and solve it, please refer to the following steps:
1.
Perform a cleaning explained on section 10.1 (each day or every 2 days)
2.
Fire up the stove and watch until the stove burns up. Check for pellet level on a few
stages.
After preloading of pellets and starting to load pellet/wait fire, how high is the pellet level
in the burning pot? It must be close to igniter hole. If it’s more than that level, it means
there is too much pellet loading while burning up. This happens because of the length or
diameter of the pellets. It’s necessary to make pellet type optimization.
If there is no problem on preloading section, please keep watching the pellet level until
stove goes to maximum power. After you see the fire, if fuel level increases or fuel level
goes up to secondary air holes level of burning pot on any stage (before or after fire
presents), it means that less air is going into burning pot than stove needs (could be low
draft on chimney or blockage on air input of the stove). Please check the air input of the
stove, perform a cleaning explained on section 10.3 (Monthly Cleaning) and check the
chimney installation explained on Chapter 5. If the chimney is properly installed, be sure
it’s clean too. After that, please retry to start the stove and check for the same process
again. If there is still a problem, it’s necessary to make chimney type optimization.