What to do if the Delba Stove start light doesn't turn on?
If the start light or display of your Delba Stove doesn't light up when you turn it on, it could be due to a lack of power in the stove or control panel. Check the power supply and wiring. Alternatively, the fuse might be broken, in which case you should replace it.
Why does my Delba DB-869-6KW Stove show 'E5' on the display?
If your Delba Stove displays 'E5', it indicates a blockage in the vent pipe, an open door or a faulty door seal, or some leakages. To resolve this, shut down the stove and inspect the venting pipe for blockages. Ensure the door is closed properly and replace the seal if needed. Check for and repair any leakages. You may also need to adjust the combustion fan's speed to increase pressure within the stove.
What to do if my Delba Stove isn't feeding pellets after starting?
If your Delba Stove isn't feeding pellets after 20 seconds of starting, it could be due to several reasons: * The feed unit might be blocked – check if the auger is blocked. * There might be a connection issue between the motor and auger – check if the fastening screw between the auger and motor is loose, or if the auger has jumped out. * The hopper might be empty – fill the hopper with fuel.
What to do if my Delba DB-869-6KW has no enough heat wind?
If your Delba Stove isn't producing enough heat, it could be due to several reasons: * Using unqualified fuel, ensure you are using standard specially pellet. * The blower speed is too low or not running; consider changing the blower if it's broken, or the motherboard might be faulty. * The heat exchange tubes or flue pass are dirty; clean them thoroughly.
What to do if my Delba Stove's fire goes out and the power turns off?
If the fire in your Delba Stove goes out and the power turns off automatically, it could be due to: the hopper being empty (add fuel), insufficient fuel feed (refer to point 2 in the manual), a faulty low-temperature switch (cool the stove for at least 1 hour then operate again or change the low temperature switch), or the set temperature being reached. If 'ECO' is displayed, this is normal; the stove will automatically switch back on once the temperature drops below the set point.
Why is the fire in my Delba DB-869-6KW Stove orange and lazy with piled pellets?
An orange and lazy fire with piled pellets and carbon on the glass in your Delba Stove indicates a lack of air intake for burning. Address this by: * Cleaning any blockages in the gate bar. * Checking the door and window glass gasket to ensure they are sealed. * Inspecting the air intake and venting pipes for blockages and cleaning them. * Switching to larger diameter pipes if the current pipes are too long and affecting combustion. * Adjusting the combustion fan's speed.
Why does my Delba DB-869-6KW Stove turn off after ignition?
If your Delba Stove turns off 15 minutes after ignition, it could be due to the pellet feeder unit being off or having too few pellets. Check the pellet feeder unit and restart it. Also, check the connection wires of the 30°C temperature switch, and replace the switch if necessary. The pressure switch in the stove may also be broken and may need replacement or repair.
Why is the blower still running after my Delba DB-869-6KW cools down?
If the blower continues to run on your Delba Stove even after it has cooled down and the fuel feed has stopped, it's likely that the low-temperature switch (30°C) is broken. You should replace this switch.
Why isn't the blower working on my Delba Stove after pressing start?
If the blower on your Delba Stove doesn't start after pressing the start button, it might be normal. The blower is designed to start automatically when the temperature exceeds 30 degrees on the venting pipe, so please wait. However, it could also be due to a lack of power in the stove or control panel, or if it's unplugged on the motherboard, or the low-temperature sensor is broken. In these cases, check the power and wires, plug it in, or replace the sensor.
What to do if my Delba DB-869-6KW is feeding too many pellets?
If your Delba Stove is feeding too many wood pellets, leading to them not burning in time, the feeding speed might be set too high. Try adjusting the combustion fan's speed upwards or reducing the feeding quantity.
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