ZANTIA 0601-0169, Use And Maintenance Manual

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40 Mod. CRONOS rev 01
Installation
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2.6 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Ensure that the electrical system and sockets can withstand
the maximum power consumption of the product, shown on
the identification plate.
• Ensure that the system is earthed and
equipped with a residual current device, in
compliance with the standards in force
• The boiler must be connected to a standard electric sock-
et, 230v – 50Hz voltage, without using adapters, multiple
sockets or extension cables.
• Ensure that the mains connection cable is not in contact
with the hot parts of the boiler and that it is not crushed
by it.
• The boiler system is protected by a fuse inserted in the
master switch at the rear of the product.
Always remember to unplug the product before perform-
ing any maintenance and/or checks and whenever a long
idle period is foreseen.
fig. 14 electric connection of the boiler
Once the power cable at the back of the boiler is plugged in,
move the switch, also located at the back, to (I) therefore:
• The switch at the back of the boiler is to power the system.
• There is a fuse box at the back of the boiler near the power
socket. Open the lid of the fuse box with a screwdriver and
have an authorised technician change any fuses if neces-
sary (3.15 A delayed).
fig. 15 electric power supply
3 FIRST IGNITION
Before commissioning the product, it is mandato-
ry to have specialised personnel perform the “FIRST
IGNITION” and calibration. To this end, we recom-
mend contacting the authorised ZANTIA technical
assistance centre. The company shall not be held
liable for malfunctions caused by improper installation, failed or
improper first ignition or misuse. Ensure that the electrical con-
nections and the hydraulic ones (if any) have been made in a
Socket
Stove switch
Fuse box
workmanlike manner. Moreover, check that the hydraulic sys-
tem (on the thermo-stoves and boilers) has an adequate expan-
sion vessel to ensure maximum safety. Remember that expan-
sion is calculated by considering 6% of the entire volume
contained in the system.
Any damage related to the system or appliance
shall not be covered by the warranty. A vessel
assembled on the appliance does not ensure ad-
equate protection against thermal expansion sus-
tained by the system's water.
Fill the system by means of a refill valve (to be provided external-
ly to the stove). During the refilling phase, you are advised not to
exceed the maximum pressure of 1 bar. Pressure reading can be
carried out directly from the pressure gauge. The water loading
phase must be carried out simultaneously with the output of air.
Before switching the product on, always check that the
brazier is pushed to the back of the rear wall of the com-
bustion chamber. When the tank is loaded the first time, the
auger must fill up for a certain amount of time during which
the pellets are not dispensed into the brazier.
3.1 PELLET LOADING PROCEDURE
• Fuel is loaded by opening the door at the top of the boiler.
• Pour the pellets slowly until they deposit at the bottom of
the tank.
Never remove the protective grid inside the
tank. Do not allow the pellet bag to come into
contact with hot surfaces while loading.
Do not insert any other type of fuel in the tank ex-
cept pellets compliant with the specifications shown previously.
Store spare fuel a safety distance away from the stove.
Do not pour pellets directly into the brazier, but only into
the tank.
Many of the boiler surfaces are very hot (door, handle,
glass, flue gas outlet pipes, tank door, etc.). It is therefore
recommended to avoid coming into contact with these
parts without suitable protective clothing.
fig. 16 pellet loading
3.2 WARNINGS
Comply with all national and European stand-
ards when installing the appliance. Do not use
the appliance as an incinerator or in any way
other than that for which it was designed.
• Do not use any other fuel than pellets.
• Do not use liquid fuels.
• When the appliance is running, it reaches high tempera-
tures, especially the external surfaces; handle with care to
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Pellet loading