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AURA 80, CLASS 90, AURA 120, REA 100 PELLET-BURNING STOVE
PROBLEMS, ALARMS, USEFUL ADVICES
Useful info…
Listed below is some important information regarding the appliance:
- It is normal for the appliance to emit a smell of paint during its first few days of operation. We recommend ventilating
the installation room during the initial start-up. For the first few days of operation we also recommend that you run the
appliance at high power.
- The boiler unit is treated with anti-oxidant paint in order to protect it against oxidation in the event of long periods of
inactivity. After initial start-up, this paint no longer preserves its original features and any wear of the paint inside the
combustion chamber should not be regarded as a manufacturing fault.
- Do not clean with water inside the combustion chamber; any oxidation of the combustion chamber after a long period
of inactivity is not to be considered as a manufacturing fault.
- Any perceived noise during operation may be caused by the expansion settling of the plates that make up the boiler
unit. These noises are accentuated especially during ignition and switching off phases of the appliance and are not to
be considered a manufacturing fault.
- If ignition fails, empty the pellets out of the brazier; only then should you reignite the appliance.
- Any perceived smoke smell (especially during ignition) is not to be considered a manufacturing fault.
- The appliance works exclusively with wooden pellets; do not burn different fuels.
- The noise level of the appliance is emphasised if the pellet container is empty. Therefore we recommend that you
always keep the pellet level to at least half tank.
- If there is soot and fine particulate in the room where the appliance is installed, check the seal on the flue gas pipes
and the filter of the ash vacuum device used for cleaning.
What happens if…
…the pellets do not ignite
If the ignition fails, the display will show the alarm message “IGNITION FAILED”.
Cancel the alarm and reset the appliance to standard condition by pressing key 3 (On/Off) for a few seconds.
If ignition fails, empty the pellets out of the brazier; only then should you reignite the appliance.
...the fire door is open or not properly closed
If the door is left open or not properly closed, the pellet loading will not start, therefore the appliance will not switch itself
on. If the door is opened during normal operation, the appliance switches to “THERMAL SAFETY” alarm.
...the pellet container door is open or not properly closed
If the pellet container door is left open or not properly closed, the pellet loading will not start, therefore the appliance will
not switch itself on. If the door is opened during normal operation, the appliance switches to “DEPRESS.-FAILURE”
alarm.
...the flue pipe is dirty, blocked or not correctly installed
If the flue is dirty, blocked or incorrectly manufactured, pellet loading will not start, thus the appliance will not switch itself
on. If the flue is obstructed during normal operation, the appliance switches to “DEPRESS.-FAILURE” alarm.
…the pellet tank goes in over-temperature
If the pellet container is overheated (>85°C), the pellets will not be loaded because the manual reset thermostat cuts in.
If this happens during normal operation, the appliance switches to “THERMAL SAFETY” alarm. It is therefore necessary
to reset the “manual reset thermostat” (see “Components of the appliance”) before switching the appliance on again. To
reset, it is necessary to remove the black cap and press the button below.
...lack of power (blackout)
If a power blackout occurs for a shorter time than Pr48, when power is restored, the appliance will immediately re-start in
the working mode (recovering the set working power).
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