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11.7 THERMAL ALARM
MENU
D104
MENU
D105
ALARM 7
SECURITY
THERMAL
ALARM 8
FAILURE
PRESSURE
If in working phase the thermal security alarm is shows up (see drawing D104), the turn-
off stage will be immediately activated. This alarm means an overheating of the internal
part of the tank, this device blocks the operation of the machine. The restart needs to
be done manually by an authorised technician.
The restoration of the 90ºC safety device is not included in the warranty unless the
technical assistance centre demonstrates a faulty component.
11.8 COMBUSTION CHAMBER PRESSURE ALARM
It happens when there is a pressure change in the combustion chamber (door open, dirt
registers, air returns...). The electronic pressure switch blocks the working of the stove
or insert and shows the alarm. After that the turn-off stage will be immediately activated
(see drawing D105).
MENU
D106
MENU
D107
ALARM 9
FLOW
ALARM
ALARM b
ENDLESS
ERROR
11.9 LACK OF PRIMARY AIR INTAKE FLOW ALARM
Your stove or insert has a flow sensor placed inside the primary air suction pipe. It
detects the proper circulation of combustion air and the smoke exhaust. In case of
insufficient air inlet (due to incorrect smoke outlet or improper air intake), the sensor
sends a “block” signal. After that the turn-off stage will be immediately activated (see
drawing D106).
11.10 WORM GEAR FAILURE ALARM
MENU
D108
ALARM
FAILURE
FLOWMETER
The control of the fuel amount to the stove or insert is automatically made through
the electronic programming. It goes off in the event of the endless breakdown. If this
happens, the stove or insert stops and the display will show up the following alarm.
Right after, the turn-off stage will be immediately activated (see drawing D107).
If this alarm appears you must contact the technical support service.
11.11 FLOW SENSOR ANOMALY SENSOR
In case of anomaly of the flow sensor, placed on the primary air aspiration tube, a blockage signal is send to the
stove or insert and right after the turn-off stage will be immediately activated. (see drawing D108).
If this alarm appears you must contact the technical support service.
11.12 ALARM LIST, PROBLEM AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS
ALARM
CODE
DESCRIPTION PROBLEM POSSIBLE SOLUTION
AL1 BLACK OUT
The stove or insert has been
temporarily without electric
current.
Press button 3 for a few seconds and let the final cleaning
stage to finish. The boiler will come back to the turn-off status.
AL 2 SMOKE PROBE Problem with the smoke probe. Check the probe connection or replace it.
AL 3 TEMP. SMOKE
The smoke temperature is higher
than 270ºC.
Regulate the pellet drop and/or the extractor speed. Verify the
type of fuel that has been used.
AL 4
BREAKDOWN
EXTRACTOR
Problem with the smoke
extractor.
Check the extractor electrical connection or replace it.
AL 5 START-UP FAILURE The fuel does not fall or burn.
Check the geared motor and the resistor way of working.
Check a possible blockage of the endless. Verify that there is
fuel in the tank.
AL 6 NO PELLET
There is no fuel in the hopper or
it does not fall inside the burner.
Refill tank. Check the endless working. Check the fuel
characteristics and that it has not become compacted. Clean
the bottom of the hopper.
AL 7 THERMAL ALARM
The fuel thermal security
thermostat has shot up.
Restart the thermostat manually. Check the reason why the
temperature is excessive and provoked the overheating (fuel
drop, draw excess, fuel type...)
AL 8 DEPRESSION
The combustion chamber is on
depression.
Verify that the chamber is hermetic : check locks, gaskets…
etc. Check that the gas installation is correct (excess of
horizontal sections, elbow joint, etc). Possible fuel blockage.
AL 9 LACK OF FLOW
Lack of primary air or installation
not appropriate.
Check the primary air inlet. Verify installation (excess of
horizontal section, curves, dirtiness, etc).
AL FLOWMETER FAILURE The flow sensor is broken. Replace the flow sensor.
AL b ENDLESS ERROR The endless spins continuously. Verify the electrical connection of the endless.
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