Pelltech PV 180a Operation & User’s Manual

Table of content.....................................................................................................................................2 Description.............................................................................................................................................5 Fuel.....................................................................................................................................................7 Installation..............................................................................................................................................7 Boiler requirements............................................................................................................................8 Pellet container................................................................................................................................11 Burner...............................................................................................................................................12 External auger..................................................................................................................................20 Electrical connections.......................................................................................................................21 Operation.............................................................................................................................................23 Starting.............................................................................................................................................23 Log....................................................................................................................................................24 Settings.............................................................................................................................................25 Refilling fuel......................................................................................................................................27 Maintenance....................................................................................................................................27 Working principle.................................................................................................................................29 Testing..............................................................................................................................................29 Cleaning............................................................................................................................................29 Loading.............................................................................................................................................29 Igniting..............................................................................................................................................30 Preburn.............................................................................................................................................30 Burning.............................................................................................................................................30 Auger control................................................................................................................................30 Fuel level detection......................................................................................................................30 Output power levels ....................................................................................................................30 Hold flame........................................................................................................................................31 End burn...........................................................................................................................................31 End blow...........................................................................................................................................31 Controller board description................................................................................................................32 Problems and solutions........................................................................................................................34 2

chimney. It is recommended to wear a respirator while handling pellets. The boiler room where the burner is installed must fulfill all rules and recommendations given by authorities. All electrical connections must be done by trained professionals. No flammable materials must be stored near the burner. Warnings Changing the construction of the burner without written permission from the manufacturer is forbidden. Use only spare parts provided or approved by the manufacturer in order to avoid any damage to the burner and dangers resulting from it Welding is allowed only after disconnecting the burner from electric supply. The circuit board must be removed from the burner. Do not open any boiler door while the burner is in operation. The burner complies with following directives and standards Directive 2004/108/EC Directive 2006/95/EC Directive 2001/95/EC Directive 2006/42/EC EN 15270 2008 EN 230 2005 EN 60370-2-5 2002 3

1. Burner 2. Bottom grate (smaller holes) 3. Upper grate (bigger holes) 4. Brackets for hose (2x) 5. Flange 6. Ceramic seal 7. 7-pole boiler connector 8. Hose 9. Ceramic stones (side) – 2 pieces 10. Ceramic stone (cover) – 2 pieces 11. Ceramic stone (end) 4

any other fuel to run this burner. The unique construction of PV 180a allows it to be used with different boilers: liquid fuel, solid fuel and universal boilers. The PV 180a burner is connected to the boiler with a 129 mm flange (similar to oil burners). The burner is equipped with a safety thermostat, a melting chute, temperature sensor and auxiliary battery for protection against back-burning. Burner main components are shown on Figure 1 1. Cheramic burning chamber 2. Secundary air holes 3. Tertiary air holes 4. Moving grate 5. Grate 6. Ignitor 7. Flame sensor 8. Burner connecting nut 9. Safety thermostat 10. Grate motor 11. Feed screw motor 12. Fan 13. Plugs 14. Backup battery 15. Keyboard 16. Display 17. Mains transformer 18. Fuel level sensor 19. Fuel inlet Figure 1 Burner main components 5

Table 1 Specification Unit PV 180a L total length mm 746 L1 burner body length mm 295 L2 burning chamber length mm 331 D burning chamber width mm 310 ⌀D1 burning chamber neck diameter mm 129 ⌀D2 internal feeder inlet diameter mm 76 H total height mm 283 H1 burner housing height mm 221 H2 burning chamber height mm 241 W total width mm 297 W1 burner housing width mm 274 Mass kg 44 Supply voltage VAC 220-240 Power max W 620 Power average W 60 - 120 Power at standby W 7 Noise dB 58 Emission class1 - 5 Operating temperature Co 0-60 Nominal heat input kW 180 Min heat input kW 80 1. According to EN 15270 6

fuel made from sawdust and cutter shavings. Pellets are pressed with high temperature. No extra materials are added, pellets are held together by a natural ingredient found in wood – lignin. Pellets are CO2-neutral, renewable fuel. Pellets must be stored in a dry and ventilated room. It is recommended to wear a respirator when handling pellets. Refilling must be carried out before the storage runs empty. In case it happened, burner has to be restarted and the loading time can be up to 20 minutes that external auger has enough time to refill itself. Table 2 Pellet properties Raw material sawdust and cutter shavings Calorific value 4700-5100 kWh/ton Volume weight ca 650-670 kg/m3 Volume of 1 ton 1.5-1.6 m3 Diameter 6-10 mm Length 3-5 x diameter Water content 8-10 % Ash content Ca 0.5% To replace 1000 l light oil ca 2 tons or 3 m3 Installation You will need the following tools in order to install the burner: • Spanner no. 13 for fixing the flange of the burner to the boiler • Spanner no. 10 for connecting the body of the burner with the burning camber and fix the bottom grate holder • Cross-head screwdriver for fixing the cover of the burner • 6 mm hex wrench for fixating the boiler to the flange In order to install the burner, the boiler must correspond to the following requirements: • The door of the boiler must have a 130 mm opening (placement opening for the oil burner). • The thickness of the boiler door must be less than 90mm • The construction of the boiler must make it possible to open the door of the boiler with the burner connected and removing ash from the furnace. If the door of the boiler is too narrow for opening it with the burner, then extra hinges must be installed. 7

be installed for the exhaust gases. • The boiler room where the burner is installed must fulfill all rules and recommendations given by authorities. • The boiler must be positioned in a way that there is enough space for cleaning the burner, the boiler and the smoke pipe and removing the ash. If flue gas temperature at the top of the chimney is less than 80Co, there is a risk of condensation. In this case a pipe should be installed throughout the length of the chimney. Note: It is recommended to use a flue gas analyzer for adjusting the burner. The burner must be adjusted using the flue gas analyzer also when you change the size or the quality of the pellets. Boiler requirements Pellet burners need regular cleaning and therefore boiler construction must allow the door to be opened without removing the burner. The minimum size of opening in boiler depends on the position of door hinges and vice versa. Figure 3 below illustrates the situation. Point C is critical. In order to keep door width minimum and boiler opening small, a double hinge solution can be used. As double hinges add another degree of freedom, door must be fastened on both sides. Slide-out doors with guide rails is also an option. Figure 3 Hinge position and boiler opening size considerations 8

Boiler firebox length L (Figure 5) should be at least 2,5 x the length of the burning chamber. For PV 180a, minimum of 800 mm is acceptable (leaving L1 min. 480mm). The height should be enough to leave H1 below the burner min. 100mm for ash. 9

Figure 5 Boiler firebox requirements Burner is mounted to door using supplied oil burner flange. Bolt hole circle diameter and bolt sizes can be customized by using custom flanges. D1 and D2 given in Table 3 are only valid with supplied flanges. Table 3 Mounting holes for boiler door Unit ⌀D hole for burning chamber neck mm 132 ⌀D1 flange bolt ring diameter mm 170..210 ⌀D2bolt holes mm 13 Figure 6 Mounting holes with supplied flanges for boiler door 10

1. Remove carefully ceramic stones and the transparent joil from stones. 2. Remove upper and lower burning grates. 11

4. Remove the cover of the burner by loosening 4 screws of the cover. There is no need to remove the screws 12

6. Separate the halves of the burner by pulling the burning chamber and slightly rotating it at the same time. 13

chamber. Put the chamber neck through the boiler door and flange. The rear wall of the burning chamber has to lean on the door of the boiler. Caution! The connection between the burner and the boiler must be tight in order to avoid any leakage of smoke gases. 8. Fixate the burning chamber to the flange with two M8 bolt. Make sure the burning chamber is placed horizontal. 14

burner body and slightly rotate it at the same time. Be sure that the burner halves are correctly connected. 10. Fixate the halves of the burner with a M8 nut. The nut has to be rolled tight but not too hard. 15

12. Place back the bolts and fix the bottom grate holder. 16

14. Place carefully back ceramic stones. 17

positioned through its opening and not stucked behind the dividing wall. 18

the pellet container depends on the needs and possibilities of the specific boiler room. While choosing the pellet container you must keep in mind that: • If the pellet container is in the same room as the boiler, then the size of the pellet container must not exceed 500 liters (approx. 350kg). • The container must be made of fireproof materials. • The container must be positioned in a way that the raising angle of the feeding auger does not exceed 45°. It is advisable to use a container that can be closed with a cover. External auger A feeding auger transports pellets from the pellet container to the burner. The burner controls the work of the auger. The auger is connected to the burner with a special hose. The hose is made of melting material that acts as a safety measure against back-burning. The uppon side of auger (with motor) must be fixed (with delivered chain) to a storage or to some other object nearby. Figure 7 shows correct position for external auger. As the hose is a safety device, it must be placed strictly as described below. The vertical distance between auger outlet and burner inlet must be in range of 40..70cm and horizontal displacement 10..20cm (typical auger angle 30o..45o). External auger cannot be installed in position with angle greater than 45o. The hose must be in angle of 50o or more to ensure free falling of the fuel. 19 Figure 7 External auger installation (units in mm)

connection schemes used for different boilers. Usually the burner is connected to the boiler with a 5- wire cable. It is also possible to connect with a 4-wire cable. Caution! All electrical connections of the burner must be made by a qualified professional. Figure 7 Burner 5-wire connection Figure 8 Burner 4-wire connection 20

M1 – Fan M2 – Flue gas fan* M3 – External auger M4 – Internal feeder M5 – Grate motor Ot – Safety thermostat R1 – Flame sensor SBB – Controller board Se – Igniter TR – Transformer Tt – Boiler thermostat *Flue gas fan M2 is installed only if there is not enough draught. The flue gas fan is not included with burner. 21

event log etc. Yellow light (2) shows the presence of flame in burning chamber. Or if blinking, the burner is out of normal operation. Status can be seen on log screen. Green light (3) indicates if there is fuel in the burner. To move in menus, use up and down buttons, to change parameter, press OK, to go back to LOG press “ESC” button. Figure 9 Front panel 1 – diplay 2 – yellow led, showing the flame in the burner 3 – green led, showing the fuel in the burner 4 – Plug for auger connection 5 – Plug for boiler connection Starting Prior to the initial start-up of the burner make sure that: • The burner is connected to the boiler • The boiler thermostat is installed and is functioning properly • The boiler thermostat is turned to lowest temperature • The external auger is installed and connected to the burner 22

there is sufficient draught. When the burner is operating, the negative pressure inside the boiler must stay between 4-6 Pa. To turn on the burner, switch on boiler main switch. If burner displays ’Stopped’, then go to settings menu and change parameter ’Burner’ from OFF to ON. The display shows ’Waiting’. Now turn boiler thermostat to desired temperature. The burner will go to Loading-state. If this is the first run, extern- al auger needs to be filled with pellets. It can take up to 20 minutes. To stop the burning, turn boiler thermostat to lowest point. The burner will now finish the process after all fuel is burnt. Caution! Never turn off a working burner from the main switch of the boiler. Use the thermostat switch for that purpose. In order to stop safely, let the burner burn empty. Do not leave the burner unattended when it has been necessary to use the emergency stop. Log Log screen displays last events (burner states) and their duration. All states are described in Table 4. The duration is in form mm:ss (’m’ in the middle) or hh:mm (’h’ in the middle). For example “Igniting 01m25 means the burner ignition state lasted 1minute and 25 seconds. Last row of the log shows current state. To reach the last row, press the “down” button, until you reach the current state. The duration of current state updates every second or minute. Table 4 Burner states Status Description STOPPED The burner is not switched on. WAITING The burner is switched on and waiting for command from the thermostat of the boiler. TESTING Testing the fan, battery, feeder. CLEANING Removing ash from burning chamber LOADING Loading pellets into burner for ignition after the command from boiler thermostat. LOADING2 Second try if the first ignition was not successful. IGNITING Loaded amount of pellets are in the burning chamber, igniter and fan are working till photocell recognizes flame. PREBURN Only the fan is working, the igniter is off. Pellets start burning properly. BURNING Status of normal working: External auger works by level sensor, internal auger and fan are working by. Photocell must see the flame. HOLD FLAME Boiler has reached an estimated temperature and boiler thermostat switched off, pilot flame is held in the burning chamber. BURN END Boiler has reached an estimated temperature and boiler thermostat switched off 23

working until all fuel is burned. END BLOW When photocell doesn`t see any flame only the fan keeps on working with minimum speed in order to make sure there is no fuel in burner. NO PELLETS Level sensor does not detect pellets NO FLAME There is no flame in the burner more than 120 seconds during burning. OVERHEAT Temperature in the burner has reached preset temperature and burner turned off. IGN.ERROR Flame is not recognized after ignition LEVEL ERR Level dose not reached or level dose not disappear at burning time FEEDER ERR Jam in feeder or feeder rotation is not detected FAN ERROR Fan rotation problem GRATE ERROR Grate is stucked. BATTERY LOW Battery is not connected or empty NO POWER Supply power is not detected – burner works on battery Settings To enter settings menu, press OK. To go back to log screen, press “ESC”. Table 5 Main menu Men u nr Menu parameter ENG Description Default value Selection list 1 STATUS-> Submenu for status information *1 2 INFO-> Information from burner devices *2 3 BURNER Turn burner ON/OFF OFF ON/OFF 4 HOLD FLAME Flame holding allowed *3 OFF ON/OFF/AUTO 5 PELLETS Select fuel quality NORMAL NORMAL/LIGHT/HEAVY 6 POWER Actual power level AUTO AUTO/80/100/120/140/160 /180 7 BASE AIR Fan speed correction for all fan speeds 0 -2/-1/0/+1/+2/+3/+4/+5 8 LANGUAGE Language selection *4 ENG See language list 9 PARAMETERS -> Parameter setup menu *1 – see “Status menu description” *2 – see “Info menu description” *3 – see “HOLD FLAME” status description *4 – see “Languages” chapter 24

Parameter Description Unit Value Nr Name Default Min. Max. 1 BURN AIR @80kW Fan speed at power level 1 rps 30 15 50 2 BURN AIR @100kW Fan speed at power level 2 rps 33 15 50 3 BURN AIR @120kW Fan speed at power level 3 rps 36 15 50 4 BURN AIR @140kW Fan speed at power level 4 rps 39 15 50 5 BURN AIR @160kW Fan speed at power level 5 rps 42 15 50 6 BURN AIR @180kW Fan speed at power level 6 rps 45 15 50 7 TESTING AIR Fan speed for testing rps 42 38 50 8 IGNITION AIR Fan speed during ignition cycle rps 45 20 35 9 BURN END AIR Fan speed during end blow cycle rps 20 10 30 10 HOLD FLAME AIR Fan speed during hold flame cycle rps 10 7 14 11 HOLD FLAME ON In case of Hold flame is set on AUTO, flame holding activated after 2 waiting session, both less then 15 min. min 15 5 30 12 HOLD FLAME OFF In case of Hold flame is set on AUTO, there is maximum time for flame holding cycle. min 60 30 90 13 MIN POWER Minimum power level kW 70 50 100 14 MAX POWER Maximum power level kW 90 50 100 15 AUTO POWER UP min 60 30 120 16 AUTO POWER DOWN min 30 15 45 21 PELLET NORMAL Internal feeder production g/rot 70 60 100 22 PELLET LIGHT Internal feeder production g/rot 65 60 100 23 PELLET HEAVY Internal feeder production g/rot 75 60 100 24 LOADING FEED Feeder turns during loading cycle rot 20 10 24 25 LOADING 2 FEED Feeder turns during second loading cycle rot 3 1 8 26 BURN END FEED rot 18 10 25 30 SMOKEFAN ON Smokefan is turned ON or OFF OFF ON/OFF 31 SMOKEFAN 1 Smokegas fan speed for ignition, end blow, burn at power level 1 and 2 % 40 0 100 32 SMOKEFAN 2 Smokegas fan speed for burn at power level 3 and 4 % 60 0 100 33 SMOKEFAN 3 Smokegas fan speed for burn at power level 5 and 6 % 80 0 100 40 PHOTOCELL Photocell sensitivity % 84 50 100 41 PREBURN TIME Preburn cycle lenght s 25 15 80 25

temperature °C 50 20 70 46 MAX.CURR x10mA Feeder max current 160 72 216 48 CLEANING CYCL. Counted burning time between cleanings (0=Cleaning OFF) min 180 0 250 50 ON ERROR RELAY Error output relay contacts (ON - NO or OFF -NC) ON ON/OFF 99 MODEL VERSION Load default settings for chosen burner model or change model type 0 100a 20a/30a/50a/ 100a Refilling fuel The fuel storage must be refilled before it runs empty. Fuel can be added at any time during the operation. To add fuel, simply pour a new bag of pellets into your fuel storage. If the storage runs empty before new fuel is added, the external auger must be loaded again as described in chapter Starting. Failing to do so will result ‘Fuel error’ due to fuel loading timeout. Maintenance Pellet burner PV 180a requires systematic maintenance. The maintenance period depends on the quality of the pellets and heating intensity. The average maintenance period is between 1 to 2 months. Allthough the burner has an automatical cleaning system, some ash collects on the grates and under the grates. Depending on the quality of the pellets, the maintenance period my vary. To clean the burner: 1. Turn off the burner by turning the thermostat to 0. 2. Let the burner cool down for at least 1 hour. 3. Open the boiler's door to gain access to burning chamber 4. Remove carefully the cover stones from burning chamber. 5. Remove ash from the grates. 6. Remove the grates, make sure that all holes on the plate are clean. 7. Remove all residues collected under the grates. 8. Place back all removed burner parts. 9. Close the boiler's door to finish the maintenance and turn the thermostat to desired temperature. NB! Check the boiler manual for boiler cleaning. 26

The condition of the feeding screw motor is crucial for safety. Therefore the motor must be replaced after every 2000 working hours or after 120-150 tons of pellets are burned or when the burner gives warning. Burnered pellets amount (in kg) is accessible from info-menu. Battery Battery must be replaced when the burner gives warning message or after 5 years. As the battery is also safety device, burner monitors the state of battery and blocks next work cycle if battery voltage is not within limits. Fan The air in boiler room contains dust that can deposit on fan bearings. The best cure is to keep boiler room as clean as possible. Otherwise the fan bearings can get stuck after several years of working and must be replaced. Resetting safety thermostat In case of overheating the burner flashes yellow indicator and displays message OVERHEAT. The safety thermostat must be reset manually. Thermostat is located on the horizontal tube of inner auger. 1. Make sure the burner has cooled down and disconnected from power supply. 2. Remove the cover by loosening 4 screws (2 on both sides) 3. Press small button on thermostat. 4. Connect power supply 5. Press OK for 5s 6. If indicator keeps flashing, you need to replace the thermostat. Figure 11: Resetting the safety thermostat 27

speed doesn´t reach 30 rps, “fan error”will occure on display. Battery loading is turned off and feeder is turned on. If battery voltage is lower then 12V, “Battery low” error will occure. By testing the feeder has to make 1 full turn in 8 seconds, if it fails to do it, “feeder error” will occure. Cleaning To clean the burner, parameter 48 has to be turned ON. Before every working cycle, burner grate will be cleaned by pulling the lower grate under the upper grate and pushing away the ash by moving back. If the grate is stucked, it will move back and try again. After 1 minute trying and failing to move back to its right position, “grate error” will occure. Loading In the loading cycle, internal feeder loads correct amount of fuel into burning chamber needed for ignition. Loaded fuel amount is measured by counting internal feeder rotations. Loading is correctly ended when feeder has made 20 half-rotations (or as set in the par24). Internal feeder working depends on fuel level sensor: • The feeder is started when level sensor recognizes fuel in burner for more than 1s, • The feeder stops when feeder makes 1.5 rotations without fuel in burner. External auger is holding permanent fuel level in the feeder tube all loading time depending on level sensor: • The auger is started when level sensor does not recognize fuel in burner more than 1s. • The auger is stopped when level sensor recognizes fuel in burner more than 5s. Maximum loading time is limited with 5 minutes in normal working conditions and 20 minutes after manual start. • Igniter is preheated in the end of loading cycle. When internal auger has made 10 half -rotations (par24 - 12 ) the igniter is turned on for preheating. If the igniter is turned on more than 1 minute at loading time, the igniter will be turned off. 28

them. Igniter is turned off after every 50 seconds to avoid overheating it, and turned on again after 20s . Preburn The purpose of preburn state is to fully ignite the pellets. No fuel is added at preburn. Fan works at the same speed as in ignition. Burning The running position of the burner. Fuel is periodically added and fan is keeping speed according to air table. Burning state lasts until boiler thermostat is switched off. Auger control External auger is holding permanent fuel level in the feeder tube during Burning state. The auger is controlled by fuel level sensor in following manner: • Auger is started after level sensor does not recognize fuel in burner and internal feeder has done 2 half-rotations. • Auger is stopped when level sensor recognize fuel in burner for more than 1s. Fuel level detection Pellet level in vertical feeder tube is detected by fuel level sensor (optical). Fuel is detected when pellets interrupt optical link between sensor pair. Burner will enter level detection fault condition in following cases: 1. Fuel loading timeout (no signal for specified period of time) 2. Fuel unloading timeout (signal lasts longer than specified period of time) Output power levels Burner has 6 preset output power levels. For every level, program calculates correct fuel amount depending of fuel calorific value and burner internal feeder productivity. The feeder productivity for normal, light and heavy pellets can be changed from setup menu (par21, par22, par23). For most pellets it is 70g per rotation. Calculated amount of fuel is divided into periodic feeding cycles. In every cycle internal feeder makes half rotation. If the calculated cycle comes to short (less than 11s) then the cycle length is doubled and fuel is fed with by full rotation of feeder. For every power level there is different preset fan rotation speed (air table). 29

more then 60 min (par 15), next time burner takes one level up, when burning time has been less then 30 min (par 16), next time burner takes one level down. Hold flame The main idea of this state is to reduce the number of igniting cycles. This state can be turned on automatically or manually in “hold flame” menu (ON/OFF/AUTO). If set to AUTO, burner goes to “hold flame” when the time between two startups is less then 10 minutes for 2 times. When “hold flame” lasts more then one hour, automatic mode is turned off and burner goes to “burn end” state. In “hold flame” state new fuel is fed after every 127s and fan is working by speed given by par10. End burn In the end burn state all fuel inside the burning chamber and feeder tube must be burned - no more fuel added from external auger. Internal feeder and fan keep on working as in previous states (“hold flame” or “burning”). After the feeder has made periodically 15 half-rotations (par26), the feeder starts working continiously until 32 half-rotations is made. End blow Only the fan keeps on working with speed shown in par9 to burn out all coals. Feeder is turned off. This state lasts until no flame is recognized plus one minute. Table 7 Air table for PV 180a Power [kW] Fan [rps] Cycle [s]* Feeder [rot]* 80 30 30,5 2 100 33 24,5 2 120 36 20 2 140 39 17,5 2 160 42 15 2 180 45 13,5 2 * - cycle length and feeder rotations are different if feeder production changed in parameters setup 30

X1 Description X2 Description Ash removal + 1 Igniter 1 Grate motor+ 2 Igniter 2 Grate motor- 3 N 3 Battery positive terminal 4 Flue gas fan 4 Battery negative terminal 5 Mains transformer 5 Flame sensor 6 Mains transformer 6 Flame sensor 7 Fan 7 Feed screw - (black) 8 L 8 Feed screw + (red) 9 Thermostat 9 Mains transformer 10 External auger 10 Mains transformer BUT – User interface buttons CONTR – LCD contrast and viewing angle adjustment FAN – Internal air fan speed feedback sensor FDR – Feed screw motor speed feedback sensor TRS – Fuel level sensor transmitter (black marking) RSV – Fuel level sensor receiver (white marking) TEMP1 – Feed screw tube temperature sensor TEMP2 – Ambient temperature sensor TEMP3 UART – RS232 interface for external modem (5V TTL). Fuses: Fuse Rating Function F1 0.5A quick External auger F2 1A quick Fan F3 0.5A quick Flue gas fan F4 3A quick Igniter F5 2A quick Controller and feeder motor 32

Error states Cause Action Stopped This is actually not an error condition. Burner is turned OFF from menu. To turn burner on: - hold down OK button at least 3s OR - change row BURNER from OFF to ON in setup menu No pellets Maximum loading time is reached (5 or 20 minutes) and not enough fuel from external auger for ignition is loaded - check fuel in storage - check auger and auger connection to burner - check the level sensors, clean them Fuel level is not detected in 4 minutes at burning time No flame Flame is disappeared at preburning time Flame is disappeared at burning time - check the level sensors, clean them - check photocell, clean it Flame is not disappeared in end blow state Overheat Burner internal temperature is reached over set-point as fixed in setup menu. Possibly back-burning is happened - check burner temp. from INFO menu - check temp sensor connection - check burning chamber and clean it - check the chimney and under pressure (draught) in the boiler - check the internal feeder screw connection and rotation Ignition error Flame is not detected at ignition time - check igniter and igniter fuse - check photocell Level error Fuel level in the burner has not disappeared at burning time - Check the level sensors, clean them Feeder error Feeder has not made any rotations in 8 seconds at its running time - check feeder sensor connection - check magnet on the feeder shaft - check feeder screw connection - feeder can be blocked Feeder motor current is reached 0,75A permanently in 0,2 second time Fan error Fan has not reached 40 rps in 7 seconds at testing time with full power - check fan sensor connection - check fan power connections - check magnet on the fan shaft - check fan bearings and rotation Fan has not reached needed speed at burning time in 20 sec. Grate error Grate is stucked during the burner cleaning - Clean the burning chamber manually as described in the “maintenance” chapter Battery low Battery voltage is less than 12V with load (working feeder) - If there was a power failure then just wait when it is charged - replace the battery No power No network power - check power connector, cables - check safety thermostat - check burner for backburn Safety thermostat has turned off the power - backburn 33

Producer gives 2 years warranty from the date of sale for the burner and auger. Exeption is ignition element, for this item warranty is 1 year. Warranty does not cover defects caused by an accident, misuse, abuse, improper installation or operation, lack of reasonable care, unauthorized medication, loss of parts, tampering, attempted repair by a not authorized person, power supply errors or using poor quality fuel. 34

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