Kratki LEO Series, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Possible problems and solutions
There are many factors that can affect the gas cartridge to malfunction. To exclude a
possible malfunction of the device or the automatic gas control system, make sure that
the fireplace has been connected in accordance with these instructions. The table
below shows how to deal with individual symptoms.
FAULT POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
The device won't start
(no sound signal
confirming the start of
the firing up procedure)
Replace the remote and receiver batteries.
If the receiver is powered by the power module, check its
operation.
If the receiver is powered by the power supply, check the power
supply cable for damage.
Reset the receiver and program a new transmission code.
Check that the receiver antenna is not damaged.
No voltage on the
controller coil (there are
no characteristic "clicks")
Check that the switch wire on the gas control module is not
damaged.
Short cyclic signals appearing when trying to turn on the fireplace
indicate the need to replace the battery in the receiver.
For one long beep:
Check whether the cable connecting the receiver with the gas
control module is damaged.
Check whether the individual connections of the electric circuit are
loose.
If the stepper motor is not working properly, replace the gas
control module.
If the gas control module coil is not working properly, replace the
module.
If the microswitch in the gas control module is not working
properly, replace the module.
No spark on the
electrode
Check the correct connection of the cable between the receiver
and the electrode.
Check that the electrode is not damaged.
Check the operation of the spark gap.
Check for a puncture in the system.
If the ignition elements work properly and the firing up procedure
is not started:
Press the "RESET" button on the receiver.
Correct the placement of the magneto cable.
If possible, shorten the cable between the receiver and the
electrode.
Add a ground wire between the controller and the control burner.
No control flame
Check that the gas shut-off valve is open.
Try to light the fireplace several times. During the first start-up, the
system is aerated, therefore the control flame may appear on the
burner only after several tests.
Check that the gas system pressure is correct.
Check the connection between chopper and receiver is correct.