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Art. no. 0551708009031

V12 H27

Pallazza Stove

517.08 / 532.08

Installation and operating instructions

! Important manufacturer’s instructions!

Please observe the following instructions:

Quality of wood pellets:

Depending on the manufacturer there are light, dark, shorter and longer pellets. And the quality of one delivery may

differ from another even from the same supplier. The standards for wood pellets are becoming more and more strict

but wood is wood and has its own characteristics regarding ash and clinker.

Your HAAS+SOHN stove

Cleaning requirements:

As soon as you find ash and clinker deposits in the cold combustion pot, it must be cleaned. See operating

instructions! If this is not done, there will be more and more clinker. Then the device will no longer be able to ignite

properly. Pellets may pile up in the combustion pot. In extreme cases, this can reach all the way back to the pellet

chute. Backfire in the pellet container and smouldering in the pellet tank might possibly result. This will destroy

your device and is not covered by the guarantee.

For maximum working life:

 Arrange for commissioning by your trained stove supplier.

 Observe the daily check as described and more frequently if you have received new pellet deliveries or when

the device is brought back into use after the summer.

 Carefully read through all the operating instructions and retain them.

Space for type number and manufacturer’s number:

Type number:

Manufacturer’s number:

Index of contents

1. Description 3

2. General instructions, safety instructions 3

3. Installation of the pellet stove and connection to

the chimney 4

4. The pellet stove’s functional characteristics 6

5. The pellet stove’s operating statuses: 6

5.1. Ignition phase 6

5.2. Heating mode 6

5.3. Burner test 7

5.4. Cooling down 7

5.5. Standby 7

5.6. Safety shutdown (shutdown) 7

5.7. Faults 7

5.8. Switching off – operating status OFF 8

5.9. Power cut 8

5.10. Overheating 8

5.11. Low temperature shutdown 8

6. Description of operator console keys 8

6.1. Operator console 8

6.2. Information screens 9

6.2..1 Info screen 1 (Standard screen) 9

6.2..2 Main menu 9

6.2..3 Setting the operating mode 9

6.2..4 Setting the time and date 9

6.2..5 Setting the times and target room temperatures

in automatic mode 9

6.2..6 Setting target room temperature in Heating

mode 9

6.2..7 Fault screen 10

6.3. Setting the language 10

6.4. Description – Heating profile 10

6.5. Description – Key lock (child-safe) 10

6.6. Description – Display brightness - contrast setting10

7. Operating the pellet stove 10

7.1. Fuel 10

7.2. Commissioning your pellet stove 11

7.3. Selecting the operating mode 11

7.3..1 “Heating” operating mode 12

7.3..2 Setting the target room temperature in

“Heating” operating mode 12

7.3..3 “Auto” operating mode (weekly programme)

8. Cleaning and maintenance work 13

8.1. Cleaning the surface 13

8.2. Cleaning the glass panel 13

8.3. Cleaning the combustion pot 13

8.4. Removing the ash from the combustion chamber

8.5. Cleaning the pellet container 14

8.6. Cleaning the flue gas passes and the flue tubes 15

8.7. Cleaning the induced draught housing and fan 15

9. Description of the components 18

9.1. Storage container (pellet tank) 18

9.2. Screw conveyor motor / screw conveyor 18

9.3. Combustion pot with tray: 18

9.4. Electric ignition 18

9.5. Control unit 19

9.6. Operator console 19

9.6..1 Backlighting 20

9.6..2 Activating the backlighting 20

9.7. Induced draught fan with rotation speed feedback

9.8. Flame or combustion chamber temperature sensor

(combustion chamber thermosensor) 20

9.9. Flue gas thermosensor 20

9.10. Room temperature sensor 20

9.11. OC – Overheat cutout 21

9.12. Combustion chamber cladding 21

9.13. Flue tube connection 21

9.14. Mains cable and master switch 21

10. Technical data 22

11. Faults, causes, correction 24

11.1. Error messages on the display 24

11.2. General faults 28

12. Type plate: Symbol 29

13. Replacement parts list 32

14. Circuit diagram 33

15. Guarantee 35

 The pellet stove may only be operated with standard

wood pellets (6 mm diameter). (See Section 7.1

“Fuel”).

 The protective grille located in the pellet container

must not be removed.

 Attention! The Pelletto stove may only be

operated with the tank cover closed.

 Placing non-heat-resistant materials or objects on

the stove or within the specified minimum distances

is forbidden. Here please note in particular that

during “Standby” operating status, the stove may

unexpectedly and unintentionally start heating when

the room temperature falls below the desired

temperature.

 Never use liquid fuels to ignite the pellet stove or to

revive existing embers.

 With the burning up of fuels, heat energy is

released, leading to strong heating of the heating

device’s surfaces (e.g. doors, door and control

handles, viewing window panels, side walls, front

wall, flue tubes). Touching these parts without

suitable heat protection gloves or a tool is to be

avoided!

 The device ignites by itself in “Standby” mode.

Because of the heat generated on the panel, make

sure that no-one who is unfamiliar with the operation

of the pellet stove is unsupervised in the room where

it is installed.

 Bring these risks to your children’s and guests

attention!

 In particular, any cleaning staff should be informed

and instructed regarding the possible unexpected

heating up of the stove.

 Placing non-heat-resistant objects on or near the

heating device (even when it is cold, since it can

ignite again by itself) is forbidden!

 Do not lay any laundry on the stove to dry!

 Clotheshorses for drying clothes and the like must

be positioned at sufficient distance from the heating

device – fire risk!

 When operating your heating device, it is forbidden

to work with highly flammable or explosive

substances in the same room or an adjacent one!

3. Installation of the pellet stove and

connection to the chimney

The packaging on your new pellet stove gives it optimum

protection against damage. Nevertheless, damage may

have occurred to the stove or to accessories in transit.

Please therefore check your stove after unpacking for

damage and completeness! Report any defects or

anything missing to your specialist stove dealer without

delay!

Remark: Combustion chamber cladding that is loose or

has come off its fastenings and the like are not defects.

(See Section 7.2. “Commissioning your pellet stove”).

The packaging on your stove is by and large

environmentally neutral. The timber packaging is not

untreated. The timber, the cardboard and the films can

be taken without problems to your local recycling centre.

For the correct operation of your pellet stove it is

important that it stands horizontally.

The room temperature sensor that is located on the back

wall has a length of about 1.5 m and should be

positioned hanging free at the back.

Figure 1: Back connections

1 = Mains electricity socket

2 = Main On/Off switch

3 = OC overheat cutout

4 = Fume elbow 80 mm

5 = Outside air connection 57 mm

6 = Room temperature sensor

7 = Bottom of back wall

Floor protection

The floor is to be protected from the radiant heat from

the area of the viewing window (combustion chamber).

In addition, for practical reasons associated with

cleaning it is recommended that you install your pellet

stove on a fireproof base that extends beyond the device

at the back and on the sides by at least 5 cm and at the

front by at least 50 cm. We have floor protection plates

(underlay plates or U plates) in our range of accessories.

If required, you may order them from your specialist

stove dealer. As an alternative, a tile or stone floor is of

course very suitable.

Safety gaps (minimum gaps):

During installation of the stove it is absolutely essential

to observe the official fire protection regulations. Ask

your district heating inspector about this.

The following must be maintained as the minimum

distances from flammable or temperature-sensitive

materials (e.g. furniture, wallpaper, wooden cladding)

and from loadbearing walls. (See drawing):

A 5 cm from the back wall

B 10 cm from the side walls and

C 80 cm in the direction of radiation.

Figure 2: Safety gaps

The chimney (fireplace or flue) must for example be

made of stainless steel or ceramics (glazed internally) so

that it cannot rot. This is necessary because of the low

temperature of flue gases from your pellet stove.

Standard trade flue tubes may be used for the

connection to the fireplace. Approved Flex steel flues

are also suitable.

Since excess pressure may build up at the smoke outlet

because of the way that the pellet stove works with an

induced draught fan, all fume outlet pipes as far as the

intake to the fireplace must be gas-tight. It is also

essential to ensure that the flue tube does not stick out

into the open cross-section of the chimney. The use of

wall lagging is recommended for the insertion into the

chimney. (See Figure 3).

With longer flue gas pipework, horizontal sections and

constrictions must be avoided and specially insulated

flue tubes should be used. Pipework rising in the

direction of the chimney is recommended.

Figure 3: Chimney connection

1 = Wall lagging

2 = Gas-tight pipework

3 = Underlay plate

External air intake:

In airtight buildings, whilst the pellet stove is operating, a

reduction in the oxygen level in the room where the

stove is installed may occur, so adequate ventilation

must be ensured. For this the pellet stove offers you the

option of operating independently of the air in the room.

To do this, connect the air intake elbow located on the

back (diameter: 57 mm) to a hose or a similar suitable

air duct. The end of the air duct must be located in the

open air or in a well-ventilated room within the building.

When installing the pellet stove in combination with

controlled residential room ventilation, the end of the air

intake duct must not be connected to the ventilation

system in an adjacent room with the air connection

system. To ensure sufficient volume of air intake, the

pipe should not be longer than about 3 m and not have

too many bends. This pipe should have a minimum

diameter of 5 cm. (The bigger, the better). If the pipe

goes to the open air, it must end with a downward 90°

bend or with wind protection. (See Figure 4).

Figure 4: Wind protection of the air intake pipe

The following table applies to the sizing of the air intake

pipe:

Diameter of the

intake pipe *

Maximum

length *

Max. number of

90° bends

50 mm

0.5 m

100 mm

1 m

100 mm

3 m

*The figures given apply as appropriate. With a flat duct

or similar, a suitable cross-section is to be chosen.

If the pipes are narrower than these dimensions, it may

be that the volume of combustion air is insufficient. This

will result in heavier buildup of clinker in the grate and

thereby to safety shutdowns.

Connection to the electricity supply:

Connect the stove to the electricity supply with the mains

cable supplied. (See Figure 1).

4. The pellet stove’s functional characteristics

Your pellet stove is designed to operate in such a way

as to maintain a constant comfortable room temperature.

The generation of heat in the stove is therefore

automatically controlled by the desired room

temperature (target temperature) set by the operator.

Depending on the difference between the target

temperature and the current room temperature (actual

temperature) the control unit selects output or “Standby”

mode in a modular fashion. So the pellet stove

guarantees the best possible adjustment of

the combustion behaviour of the pellet stove for the

situation in the room where it is installed without

constant manual corrective measures.

5. The pellet stove’s operating statuses:

The operation of the pellet stove is characterised by 8

operating statuses:

The ignition phase begins if the current room

temperature falls below the set target temperature by

1ºC and the stove has cooled down to a temperature of

below 70C°.

5.1. Ignition phase

In the “Ignition phase” the grate is filled with a precisely

defined quantity of fuel and this quantity of fuel is ignited

with a glow igniter.

The “Ignition phase”, which is divided into 10 zones, is

ended after reaching a precisely defined temperature on

the “flame temperature sensor” and the control unit

switches to “Heating Mode” operating status.

The duration of the “Ignition phase” may vary but it is

restricted to a maximum length of about 20 minutes.

If during these 20 minutes no flame is formed or the

required temperature is not reached at the “flame

temperature sensor – flue gas”, a safety shutdown is

initiated.

Here the rotation speed of the induced draught fan is

constantly measured and checked by means of the

rotation speed feedback.

5.2. Heating mode

After successful completion of the “Ignition phase”, the

stove automatically switches to “Heating mode”

operating status.

In “Heating mode” operating status, the stove’s heat

output is adjusted in modular fashion on the basis of the

room temperature or the difference between the actual

room temperature and the target room temperature.

If there is a great difference between the target room

temperature and the actual room temperature, then the

stove will operate with greater heat output (maximum 8

kW).

The closer the actual room temperature comes to the

target room temperature, the more the heat output of the

stove is reduced (minimum heat output = 2.5 kW).

Depending on the required heat output, the relevant

quantity of fuel will be supplied at a regular rate via the

pellet chute to the grate by means of the screw

conveyor.

During the “Heating mode” operating status, the flame or

combustion chamber temperature is measured just

above the flame by means of a special thermosensor

whose signals are processed in the control unit and are

the basis for the relationship of the “energy level in the

grate” and the combustion air volume taken in, which

ensures “ideal combustion” and a high level of efficiency.

During the “Heating mode” operating status, the rotation

speed of the induced draught fan is monitored by means

of rotation speed feedback and constant comparison

between the target and actual rotation speeds.

In the event of a large difference between the actual

rotation speed and the target rotation speed, a safety

shutdown will be initiated and an error message is

shown on the operator console display.

During the “Heating mode” operating status, the

maximum and minimum heat output are each controlled

by safety limits (maximum and minimum flue gas

temperature) i.e. if during the “Heating mode” operating

status the maximum flue gas temperature is exceeded

or if the flue gas temperature falls below the minimum, a

safety shutdown will be initiated.

5.3. Burner test

Every 40 minutes during the “Heating mode” operating

status, a burner test is performed.

The burner test is performed regardless of the heat

output currently being delivered by the stove.

This process takes about 2 minutes.

5.4. Cooling down

If the set target room temperature is reached i.e. the

actual room temperature and the target room

temperature match, then the control unit switches to

“Cooling down” operating status.

The fuel supply is stopped i.e. the screw conveyor that is

located in the screw conveyor tube, stops, the rotation

speed of the induced draught fan is regulated to a

precisely defined rotation speed and the fuel which is

still in the grate is burnt.

The cooling down phase is restricted by timing control

(duration about 15 minutes).

After the end of the “Cooling down” operating status, the

device switches to “Standby” operating status.

5.5. Standby

There is no combustion process going on in this

operating status, all the components, the induced

draught fan and the screw conveyor are stopped, the

ignition is switched off and the device is in a “waiting

position.”

Before the stove can switch back from “Standby”

operating status to the “Ignition phase” operating status,

two ignition conditions must be fulfilled:

1. The room temperature must be at least 1.0ºC

below the set target room temperature.

2. The flue gas temperature measured with the

thermosensor must be lower than 70°C.

It is only when both these ignition conditions have been

fulfilled that the device switches back from “Standby”

operating status to “Ignition phase” operating status.

Attention!

The device starts by itself in “Standby mode”.

Because of the heat generated on the panel, you

must ensure that there is no-one who is unfamiliar

with the operation of the pellet stove unsupervised

in the room where it is installed.

Placing non-heat-resistant materials or objects on

the stove or within the specified minimum distances

is forbidden.

5.6. Safety shutdown (shutdown)

If a fault occurs, regardless of in which operating status

or which operating mode, a safety shutdown is initiated.

The safety shutdown process is precisely defined.

During the safety shutdown, the components are

switched on or off as follows:

Induced draught fan – ON

Screw conveyor – OFF

Ignition – OFF

The ending of the safety shutdown is temperature-

dependent i.e. the “Safety shutdown” operating status is

maintained until the stove has cooled down to a flue gas

temperature of below 70°C.

Once the safety shutdown is ended, the control unit

switches to the “Fault” operating status.

5.7. Faults

The stove can no longer be automatically started up.

The operator can see the fault on the display.

Once the fault has been properly corrected and the error

message on the operator console has been cleared, the

stove may be started up again.

5.8. Switching off – operating status OFF

Procedure:

Press the left key on the operator console until the

information screen appears.

Press the right key (Menu), then move the cursor to

Operating Mode with the two middle keys – press the

right key (Select) – move the cursor to “OFF” operating

mode with the two middle keys – press the right key

(Save).

The stove initiates the Cooling down operating status

and can no longer switch to Heating mode by itself, even

if the room temperature falls below the set room

temperature.

During OFF operating status, the operator console and

parts of the control system continue to be supplied with

power. (About 9 Watts per hour).

5.9. Power cut

The control unit has a backup battery so that the data

are retained during a power cut.

A distinction is made between a short power cut and a

long power cut.

Short power cut – duration of the power cut shorter than

30 seconds:

Once the electricity supply has been restored, the stove

continues its operation from where it was before the

power cut.

Long power cut – duration of the power cut longer than

30 seconds:

Once the electricity supply is restored, the stove

switches to Safety shutdown operating status.

A small amount of flue gas may escape during a power

cut.

5.10. Overheating

If the maximum permitted flue gas temperature is

exceeded, a safety shutdown is initiated and the

following error message is shown on the display:

“Shutdown flue gas temperature in Heating mode too

high”.

The stove cannot restart its heating mode until the error

message has been cleared on the operator console and

the desired operating mode has been reset.

5.11. Low temperature shutdown

If during the Heating mode operating status the stove

cools down below a minimum temperature, a safety

shutdown is initiated and the following error message is

shown on the display:

“Shutdown flue gas temperature heating mode too low”

The stove cannot restart its heating mode until the error

message has been cleared on the operator console and

the desired operating mode has been reset.

6. Description of operator console keys

6.1. Operator console

As can be seen in the figure, the display is divided into

five areas.

The screen title contains the name of the relevant

screen which the operator is currently in. On the same

line, right justified is shown the screen number.

In the Menu/Info area there are four columns with 21

characters each available for the text display.

In the information screens, the operator switches

between individual information screens with keys 2 and

If the operator is in the Selection menu, he will be shown

4 submenu items at the same time. He can choose

between the individual menu items with keys 2 and 3,

with the menu item just selected being indicated with a

black background. If key 3 is pressed again after the

selection of the fourth menu item, the operator will be

taken to further selection items (scrolldown menu).

With key 4 the operator selects a menu item and is then

taken to the relevant submenu or, if a parameter is

selected, to the appropriate window in which the

parameter may be adjusted.

Inactive menu items and information:

Inactive menu items are not shown in the selection

menu.

Nor are inactive measurement values shown by the

relevant configuration on the information screens or in

the values information.

Screen title Screen no.

Description of

left key

Description of

right key

Description of

middle keys

Menü- / Infobereich

Tastenbereich

Operating mode Heating

Operating status Standby

Target/actual room temp. 20/20°C

Time Date

Tastenbezeichnungen

6.2. Information screens

6.2..1 Info screen 1 (Standard screen)

This screen is always displayed after switching on.

Room target/actual: 0/28°C

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Information

Operating mode: Auto

Operating status: Ign. Phase

Functions of the keys:

Left: Starts up the heating process

immediately.

Middle top: Display the error window with Error key,

otherwise inactive

Middle bottom: Parametrisation of the weekly

programme or the target room temperature depending

on the operating mode.

Right: Display the main menu

6.2..2 Main menu

This menu is shown as a scrolldown menu.

Back Select

Language German

Main menu

>Operating mode Auto<

Date/Time

It contains the entries:

 Operating mode (The operating mode can be

changed here: Off, Heating, Automatic)

 Date/Time (The date and time of the control unit can

be set here)

 Factory setting = always “German”

Functions of the keys:

Left: Display Info screen 1

Middle top: Up selection arrow

Middle bottom: Down selection arrow

Right: Enter the selected menu item

6.2..3 Setting the operating mode

Back Select

> Heating <

Auto

Operating mode

Off

Functions of the keys:

Left: Display Info screen 1

Middle top: Selection up

Middle bottom: Selection down

Right: Save the selected operating status

6.2..4 Setting the time and date

Back Select

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Information

Time / Date

Functions of the keys:

Left: Display Info screen 1

Middle top: Selection up

Middle bottom: Selection down

Right: Save the selected time

6.2..5 Setting the times and target room

temperatures in automatic mode

Back <> Select

2 E:13:00 A:24:00 26°

3 E:14:00 A:24:00 27°

Wkly Programme

Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su

1 E:12:00 A:24:00 25°

Functions of the keys:

Left: Display Info screen 1

Middle top: Set the day of the week or time

Middle bottom: Set the day of the week or time

Right: Jump between times

6.2..6 Setting target room temperature in Heating

mode

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Back Save

(21) 21 [°C]

Room target

Target room

temperature

Functions of the keys:

Left: Display Info screen 1

Middle top: Raise target room temperature

Middle bottom: Lower target room temperature

Right: Save the selected target room

temperature

6.2..7 Fault screen

Quit

15:00 24.01.2004

Fault screen

Thermosensor flue gas

Interruption

Functions of the keys:

Left: Key inactive

Middle top: Key inactive

Middle bottom: Display Info screen 1

Right: Clear the fault on the display

6.3. Setting the language

With all devices, the language factory setting is set to

“German”.

If you would like to set another language, proceed as

follows:

In the main menu, place the cursor on “Language”.

Press the right “Select” key.

Select the desired language with the two middle keys.

Then press the right “Save” key.

If you would like to quit this screen without saving, press

the left “Back” key.

After saving, switch off the master switch and switch it

back on. It is only then that the texts will be displayed in

the language just selected.

6.4. Description – Heating profile

Setting range from 80 to 600

Factory setting: 80

The value to be set depends on the size of the room that

is to be heated.

Guideline values:

 Room size 20m² - Value 80

 Room 25m² - Value 200

 Room 30m² - Value 400

 Room bigger than 30m² - Value 600

With older stoves a higher value should be set (over

400) so as to avoid excess condensation in the fireplace.

The value of the heating profile is set as follows:

In the main menu, place the cursor on “Heating profile”

Press the right “Select” key.

Adjust the value with the two middle keys

Then press the right “Save” key.

If you would like to quit this menu screen without saving,

press the left “Back” key.

6.5. Description – Key lock (child-safe)

Room target/actual: 0/28°C

15:00 We,23.01.2004

Information

Operating mode: Auto

Operating status:Standby

In Info screen 1 you can activate a key lock.

Activating the key lock:

 Hold the Menu key down for about 10 seconds

until “Key lock activated” appears on the display.

Deactivating the key lock:

 Hold the Menu key down for about 10 seconds

until “Key lock activated” is no longer shown on

the display.

6.6. Description – Display brightness - contrast

setting

Left key: Hold key down for about 10 seconds until

“Contrast mode” appears on the display.

Now release the left key and set the desired brightness

or contrast with the two middle keys.

7. Operating the pellet stove

The pellet stove may only be heated by adults. Make

sure that children are never left alone with the pellet

stove. (Do not leave the pellet stove unsupervised for a

long period). The pellet stove may only be used in

accordance with these operating instructions.

Please observe the safety instructions set out in Section

7.1. Fuel

The pellet stove may only be operated with “pellet” fuel.

With this fuel you have chosen CO2-neutral heating for

your home.

Pellets are made from wood waste from sawmills and

planing works and from wood collected from forestry

businesses. These raw materials are therefore of 100%

natural origin and are ground, dried and pressed into

“pellet” fuel without the addition of binding agents.

This fuel is standardised (e.g. DINplus, ÖNorm M 7135,

ENplus-A1.).

Back Select

>Language German<

Main menu

Operating mode Auto

Date / Time

Back Select

>Heating profile<

Main menu

Date / Time

Language German

Important: Your HAAS+SOHN Pelletto pellet stove may

only be operated with standardised wood pellets with a 6

mm diameter.

You can identify good quality wood pellets by eye by:

smooth, shiny surface, uniform length, little dust. Wood

pellets of lower quality are characterised by: Lengthwise

and crosswise cracks, a high proportion of dust, different

lengths. Precise quality features may however only be

identified with suitable technical analysis equipment.

A simple quality test: Put a few wood pellets in a glass of

water:

Good quality: Pellets sink

Lower quality: Pellets float.

The use of lower-quality or unauthorised fuel adversely

affects the operation of your pellet stove and may in

addition lead to the lapse of the guarantee and the

associated product liability. Unauthorised fuels include

woodchips, straw and maize. Burning wood pellets of

poor quality leads to shortening of the cleaning intervals

and to increased fuel consumption, so the pellet tank

has to be filled more frequently.

Wood pellets are packed in plastic or paper sacks. To

ensure problem-free combustion of the wood pellets it is

necessary to dry the fuel as much as possible and to

transport and store it free from dirt. On contact with

moisture, pellets swell considerably.

When filling the storage container with wood pellets,

make sure that the pellet sacks do not come into contact

with the hot surfaces of the stove.

Two kilograms of wood pellets have about the same

energy content as a litre of “extra light heating oil.” In

terms of volume, 3 m3 of wood pellets are equivalent to

about 1,000 litres of heating oil. Variations in heat output

by the pellet stove are caused not only by the quality of

the pellets but also by the raw material of the wood (type

of wood).

7.2. Commissioning your pellet stove

The materials making up your pellet stove must

gradually get used to the heat generation. By careful

warming up you avoid cracks in the combustion

chamber plates, damage to the paintwork and warping

of materials. So do not set the target temperature too

high on the control unit (about 1.5°C to 2°C higher than

the current room temperature).

 Before commissioning, remove any stickers and any

accessories from the ash pan and the combustion

chamber. This also applies to any

transportation/handling securing materials.

 Check that the combustion chamber cladding is

attached to its fastenings. (This might have slipped

out

of its position as a result of the transportation or

installation of the stove).

 Check that the combustion pot fits perfectly in its

frame.

 Close the combustion chamber door.

 Fill the storage container with standard wood pellets

(Ø 6 mm).

 Insert the mains cable.

 Set the On-Off toggle switch to “1”.

 Once the toggle switch has been set to ON, the

control unit commences initialisation. This process

takes a few seconds.

 After initialisation, the Information screen appears –

press the right key (Menu) – move cursor to

Operating mode – press the right key (Select) –

select the desired operating mode with the cursor –

press the right key (Save).

Tip!!

Only when commissioning, place about 30

pellets in the burner. This will speed up the

ignition process.

General:

If the ignition phase could not be successfully

run i.e. no flame generation or the required

temperature could not be reached at the flue

gas thermosensor, then a safety shutdown is

initiated and an error message generated

(“Ignition phase target temp. flue gas not reached –

check burner – date and time”).

Correcting the fault:

Once the stove has cooled down, empty the burner and,

if necessary, clean it. Take care! There may still be

residual embers in the ash! Then press the left key on

the operator console repeatedly until the error message

appears – then press the right key of the operator

console (Clear) – now the Info screen appears – press

the right key (Menu) – move the cursor to Operating

mode and press the right key (Select) – the screen in

which the operating mode may be selected appears –

select desired operating mode with the cursor and press

the right key (Save). The stove begins the ignition

phase.

Note: Any smoke generation caused by further drying of

the paint stops after a short while. Please properly

ventilate the room where the stove is installed. However,

the paint does not contain any toxic vapours.

7.3. Selecting the operating mode

The control unit allows easy selection of operating mode

from the “Heating” and “Auto” weekly programme

modes.

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