Klover Bi-Fire series – Operation and Mainteance
This information leaflet must be read in conjunction with your Operation and Installation
Manual.
Introduction
Your Klover Bi-Fire combined wood and pellet boiler should give you years of trouble free
heating but there are certain things that you as the user need to do to keep the stove
running cleanly and efficiently. Here we outline the basics and give some tips and tricks
so that running your stove is simple and straightforward.
It is important that you read and understand the Operation Manual that comes with the
stove, paying particular attention to
THE DISPLAY, THE MENU, INITIAL START-UP,
PROBLEMS, ALARMS, USEFUL ADVICES, CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
pages. This
will ensure that you are familiar with how the stove operates and what you need to do to
make it perform exactly as you want it to.
When your installers have finished fitting your stove they will do a handover where they
show you what you need know and they'll take you through all the different aspects of
heating your home with wood pellets. Within a couple of weeks of you beginning to use
your stove your installer will return to do the final part of the handover and settle any
further queries you might have.
Your pellet boiler stove is mostly controlled by the programmer on your wall and it is this
that you will adjust if you want to change the temperature, have it coming on at different
times etc. The display on the stove gives you lots of information as to exactly what your
boiler is doing at any point and so it is worth looking at THE DISPLAY contents in the
manual to learn more. In the event of something unexpected happening then you need to
know what the stove is telling you and what, if anything, you need to do.
Loading it with pellets
Only use good quality pellets, they should always be EN+A1 grade and from an approved
supplier. Cheap pellets give you less heat, more ash, increase the amount of cleaning
