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Essential step before starting installation of the stove.
Important safety guidelines and warnings for installation and use.
Details on flue installation, height, diameter, bends, and materials.
Hearth, air supply, electrical, and CO alarm requirements.
Product installation, use, safety warnings, and emergency procedures.
Regulations for flue pipes, materials, sizing, and installation.
Specifications for chimney stacks and minimum operational distances.
Requirements for air intake cross-section, protection, and positioning.
Rules for installation location and avoiding shared environments.
Importance of watertightness and proper installation for smoke flues.
Fastening, avoiding dampers, and prohibitions for flue pipes.
Procedures for connecting to existing flues and insulation requirements.
Requirements for flues used as fresh air intakes.
Measures to prevent fires, including clearances and fuel use.
Minimum clearances from heat-sensitive or flammable materials.
Distances required for flue pipes passing through partitions.
Recommendations for safe unpacking and handling of the stove.
General advice for safe installation and securing the stove.
Safety zones around hot air outlets to prevent fire hazards.
Connecting the power cable and ensuring proper earthing.
Connecting and setting up an external room thermostat.
Guide for the initial start-up, including paint evaporation.
Step-by-step process for starting the stove.
General warnings about high temperatures and safety devices.
Troubleshooting alarms E1 and E2 related to smoke box pressure.
Handling alarm E3 for excessive pellet hopper temperature.
Troubleshooting alarms E4 and E8 for smoke temperature issues.
Handling alarms E10 related to room temperature probe.
Troubleshooting alarms E6 and E7 for auger and stop issues.
Resolving "NO LIT" alarms E9 and E14.
Addressing alarm E12 indicating an encoder fault.
Troubleshooting for control panel faults and safety smoke alarms (E1).
Resolving pressure switch faults (E2) and no-lit conditions (E9).
Troubleshooting temperature alarms (E4, E6, E3) and auger safety.
General| Type | Pellet Stove |
|---|---|
| Hopper Capacity | 18 kg |
| Fuel Type | Wood Pellets |
| Ignition | Automatic |
| Efficiency | 90% |
| Heatable volume | Up to 300 m³ |
| Venting | Rear |
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