Wamsler WP 01, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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4 Stove Specifications and Functional Description
4.1 Technical data
Nominal heat output (max. / min.) kW 8.8 / 2.4
Fuel consumption approx. (max. / min.) kg/h 1.85 / 0.8
Level of efficiency (max. / min.) % 92.4 / 93
Draught requirement Pa 12
Capacity of pellet tank kg (litre) 31 (48)
Mains supply V 230
Frequency Hz 50
Max. power consumption VA 290
Power consumption during heating VA 60
Diameter of flue support mm 100
Weight approx. kg 105
Dimensions (H x W x D) mm 1080 x 560 x 510
Important note:
Note the batch number of your stove from the rating plate immediately after start-up and retain
the invoice. We always need the article number and the batch number of your stove in
case of warranty claims or for later spare parts delivery
to ensure supply of the correct
spare parts. We assume no liability for warranty claims without specification of the batch
number and the date of purchase. Furthermore, we cannot rectify eventual faulty deliveries.
Keep all documents delivered along with your stove to facilitate eventual customer service or
subsequent ownership of the stove.
Immediately after purchase, enter the batch no. of your device: _______________
4.2 Delivery contents
Delivery includes the following accessories:
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Heat-resistant glove, auxiliary tools for opening the door, instructions
4.3 Functional description
A WAMSLER Pellet Stove is a special means of heating intended only for the firing of wood
pellets. During heating operation the stove produces warm air that is dissipated to the room.
Merely turn on the stove and select the preferred output level to trigger the heating mode. Upon
application of an external controller, the pellet stove could be automatically switched on and off
or the output level could be automatically adjusted. The wood pellets are fed into the burn pot in
a fully automated manner and ignited by an electric ignition system.
The controlled auger automatically feeds the correct fuel quantity depending upon the selected
heat output. The air needed for combustion flows to the burn pot in a controlled fashion. The
gases burn out in the firebox and the downstream fuel gas draughts and dissipate their heat
energy to the surroundings.
At the end of the fuel gas draught components there is an extractor fan that leads the flue gases
safely to the chimney depending upon the fuel quantity and combustion air.
The user has to remove ash and slag from the burn pot at regular intervals. Likewise, the ash
covering that always occurs during combustion of solid fuels has to be cleared from the viewing