ADURO P1 series User manual

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Aduro P1 series
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Congratulations on your new Aduro Stove!
To get the best possible experience and benefit from your new Aduro Pellet Stove, it is important that you
read the user manual thoroughly before you install the stove and start using it. Errors or incorrect settings
can cause hazardous conditions and/or poor operation.
For further information, please go to www.adurofire.com.
At the back of the stove, you can find the production number and serial number. We recommend that you
note down these numbers in the box below before mounting the stove. For the purposes of the warranty and
for other enquiries, it is important that you are able to quote the production number as well as the serial
number.
Production number:
Serial number:
Enjoy!
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1. Product safety
1.1 Compliance
The stove is built in compliance with standard EN 14785 using high quality and non-polluting materials.
1.2 Safety warnings
•Installation and connection must be carried out by qualified staff in compliance with local regulation,
national and European standards (UNI 10683) and with the annexed installation instructions.
Furthermore, these operations must be performed by personnel who are authorised and
professionally trained for the task in question.
•The combustion of waste, especially of plastic materials, damages the stove and the flue pipe.
Moreover, it is forbidden by the law against the emission of harmful substances.
•Use only the fuel recommended by Aduro A/S. It is forbidden to use any liquid fuels and bioethanol
fluids for lighting/rekindling charcoal or pellets.
•Do not introduce into the stove an amount of fuel greater than the amount recommended in this
manual.
•It is forbidden to use the appliance with the door open or the glass broken.
•Do not use the appliance as, for example, a clothes’drying rack, a bearing surface or step etc.
•Do not install the stove in bedrooms or bathrooms if they are not certified as watertight.
The pellets to be used are the following:
•The pellet stoves operate exclusively with pellets made from various types of legislative-compliant
wood.
•DIN plus or EN plus 14961-2 A1 or PEFC/04-31-0220 or ONORM M7135 or having the following
characteristics:
•Min calorific value 4.8 kWh/kg (4180 kcal/kg)
•Density 630-700 kg/m3
•Maximum humidity 10% of the weight
•Diameter: 6 ±0.5 mm
•Percentage ash: max 1% of the weight
•Length: min 6 mm - max 30 mm
•Composition: 100% untreated wood from the industry of wood or post-consumption without the
addition of binders, bark-free and compliant with current regulations.
Retain this manual for future reference. For any requirement or clarification,
please contact the authorised retailer.

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1.3 General safety precautions
•Use the stove only as described in this manual. Any other use not recommended by the
manufacturer may cause fires or accidents to people.
•Make sure that the electrical power available corresponds to the value indicated on the data plate
(220V~/50Hz).
•This appliance is not a toy. Make sure children are not left unattended and do not use the appliance
as a toy.
•Persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge
can use the stove if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the stove in a
safe way and understand the hazards involved.
•Turn off the stove, disconnect it from the power supply and wait until it has cooled down
completely before performing any maintenance operations. To do so, turn the switch to the 0
position and disconnect the plug from the socket. Pull the plug, not the cable.
•Never block the combustion air inlets and flue outlets.
•Since the stove is fitted with electrical components, do no touch it with wet hands.
•Do not use the appliance in case of damaged cables or plugs. Should the power supply cable
be damaged, it can be replaced only by the manufacturer or by its technical assistance
service or by a similarly qualified person.
•Do not place any object on the cable and do not bend it.
•Avoid using extension cables as their temperature may increase excessively posing fire hazards.
Never use one single extension cable to power several appliances.
•ATTENTION! DO NOT TOUCH the FIRE DOOR, the GLASS, the HANDLE or the FLUE OUTLET
DURING FUNCTIONING if not wearing adequate protective devices since they become
extremely hot.
•Keep inflammable materials, such as furniture, cushions, pillows, blankets, paper, clothing, curtains,
etc., at least 80 cm away from the stove front and 30 cm from the stove sides and back.
•Do not immerse the cable, plug or any other appliance component in water or other liquids.
•Do not use the stove in dusty environments or wherever inflammable vapours are generated (e.g. in
a workshop or garage).
•The stove is fitted with components that generate arcs and sparks. Do not install the stove in areas
posing a significant fire or explosion hazard due to a high chemical substance concentration or to a
high humidity level.
•Do not use the appliance close to bathtubs, showers, basins, sinks or swimming pools.
•Do not install the appliance underneath an air vent.
•Do not install the stove outdoors.
•Do not repair, disassemble or modify the appliance. The appliance is not fitted with components that
can be repaired by users.
•ATTENTION! This stove operates exclusively on pellets; DO NOT USE OTHER FUELS: any
other material that may be burnt will result in failure and malfunction of the appliance.
•Keep the pellets in a fresh, dry place: storing pellets in a place that is damp or excessively
cold may reduce the stove potential heat output. Be careful when storing and handling pellet
bags to prevent pellet crushing and consequent sawdust production.
•The use of different types of pellets may result in a slight, sometimes even undetectable, change in
the stove efficiency. This change can be counterbalanced by increasing or decreasing the stove heat
output by only one step.
•Clean the burn pot on a regular basis upon every ignition or pellet refuelling.
•Open the firebox only upon refuelling or removal of residues to prevent fumes from escaping.

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•Do not switch the stove on and off intermittently to avoid damaging its electrical and electronic
components.
•Do not use liquid fuels.
•Use only original spare parts recommended by the manufacturer.
•Avoid any improper transfers or knocks that may damage the ceramics or the structure.
•The metal structure is coated using high temperature paints. When using the appliance for the first
few times, unpleasant odours may be given off due to the paint of the metal parts that is drying: this
is in no way dangerous and if it happens, simply ventilate the premises. After the first heating cycles,
the paint will reach its maximum adhesion and all its chemical and physical features.
•To reload the pellet container, simply open the access lid and pour in the pellets. This can also be
done during normal operation. Always refuel the pellet container before leaving the operating stove
unattended for longer periods of time.
•Whenever the pellet container and the auger become completely empty, the appliance will be
automatically switched off. It may take two separate ignitions to resume operation at ideal working
conditions as the auger is very long.
•ATTENTION! If the stove is not installed properly, power outages may result in fume
spillages. Under specific circumstances, an uninterrupted power supply unit must be
installed.
2. Technical specifications
Power
5,7 kW
8 kW
Dimension (HxWxD)
1100.9 x 533 x 545.2 mm
Weight
95 kg
Fuel (dimension)
Wood pellets (Ø6 mm L30 mm)
Exhaust / Inlet
Ø80 / Ø50 mm
Draft
12±2 PA
Pellet container capacity
15 kg
Voltage
230V ± 15%
Frequency
50 Hz
Electrical power during the operation
55 –160W *
Electrical power during the initialization
400 –460W **
Maximal efficiency
91,3%
90,2%
Minimal power
3,0 kW
Nominal use of pellet
1,4 kg
2,0 kg
Minimal use of pellet
0,7 kg
CO emission reduced on 13%
0,0085%
0,0165%
Maximal exhaust gas temperature
116oC
145oC
Dust content
13 mg/m3
28 mg/m3
Mass flow
5,8 g/s
6,9 g/s
Operating temperature
5 - 60oC
Storage temperature
10 - 65oC
Max. relative humidity (with no condensation)
95%
Flamme verte class

Energy Efficiency Index (EEI) / Class
122 / A+

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*depending on the fan as well as the motor reducer.
**igniter and emissions fan is on (400W), while motor reducer is occasionally getting on.
2.1 Transportation
When taking your stove home, please ensure that it travels in an upright position. The packaging must be
disposed according to national rules regarding disposal of waste.

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3. Basic features of the stove
1. Door
2. Door handle
3. Inside glass
4. Outside curved glass
5. Ashpan
6. Burning pot
7. Maintenance door
8. Side panel
9. Top plate
10. Pellet container
11. Pellet container door
12. Display with commands
13. Back side
14. Air intake
15. Flue outlet
16. Safety thermostat
17. Main switch
18. Socket 230V
19. Communication port (RS232)

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4. Installation of the stove
4.1 Preliminary activities
(For which the retailer/installer is responsible and liable for at the time of the inspection before definitive
installation).
The preliminary activities include:
•verification of installation site suitability;
•verification of external air inlet suitability;
•verification of fume evacuation system suitability;
At this stage, it is necessary to check that the product can be safely operated and that it satisfies the relevant
technical characteristics.
The safety conditions must be ascertained by means of a prior inspection.
Stoves and fireplaces are heating systems and must be installed safely and comply with the manufacturer's
instructions.
4.2 Installation
The installer and retailer have the responsibility of the installation and have to ensure compliance with all
local rules and regulations, including the ones relating to national and European standards, when installing
this device.
At this phase, the aspects of installation of the product and of the fume evacuation system are taken into
account and the following issues are addressed:
•safety distance from combustible materials (see image below);
•chimney flue construction, smoke ducts, intubated systems and chimney cowls.
The stove is tested for air leakage and fulfil the norms for an airtight stove.
This stove needs constant supply of air to ensure a clean and efficient combustion. This is often a problem in
modern energy-efficient houses that are very airtight. The amount of air needed for combustion is 25 m3/h.
This stove can be provided with combustion air through a channel from the outside which is connected to the
connecting pipe behind the stove.
If there are any problems with the functioning of the chimney, these must be solved before installing the
stove.
When connecting the stove to the smoke drain and flue tubes, carefully check if all connections are sealed to
make sure that no gasses escape to the room.

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4.3 Position of the stove/distance requirements
This stove must be installed in a suitable position. You need to be sure that the position complies with local
regulations. Distance requirements will only apply if the stove is to be placed close to flammable materials:
Distance to flammable material (see also illustration below)
Behind the stove
To the sides of the stove
To furniture
300 mm
300 mm
800 mm
Make sure the stove stands stable, using the four adjustable feet.
If stove is to be placed close to flammable material such as a wooden floor or carpet it must be placed on a
non-flammable base. The floor plate should extend for at least 30 cm in front of the stove and 15 cm on each
side –measured from the combustion chamber opening.
The stove must be installed on a floor with the adequate load-bearing capacity.
If the existing construction does not meet this requirement, appropriate
adaptation measures must be taken (e.g. a load-distributing plate).

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4.4 Flue pipe
The flue pipe is one of the key features for guaranteeing the proper functioning of the stove.
•The stove is fitted with a Ø80mm top round flue outlet and a joint connection to be connected to the
flue pipe.
•You must be able to clean all the pipes and corners.
•Use telescopic joint connections to facilitate connection to the steel rigid flue pipe and
counterbalance the thermal expansion of both the firebox and the flue pipe.
•Seal the flue pipe joint connection with high temperature silicone sealant (1,000°C). Should the
existing flue opening not be perfectly perpendicular to the firebox flue outlet, use an elbow to connect
them. Inclination must never exceed 45°, with respect to the vertical axis. No constrictions.
•The chimney must be insulated along its entire length. Thanks to the chimney insulation fume
temperature will remain high optimizing draft, preventing condensation and reducing build-up of
barely ignited particles along the flue pipe walls.
•The flue pipe in the room can be uninsulated for maximum 200 cm.
•The chimney and flue pipe must be weather-proof and as linear as possible.
•The chimney flue must be CE marked according to EN1443.
Flexible metal pipes may not be used.
Examples of flue pipes:
Be aware of the “T” fittings and inspection doors that are necessary to clean all the flue pipes.
4.5 Draft
Fumes heat up during combustion, increasing their volume. Their density is therefore lower than the one of
the surrounding colder air.
This difference between the inside and outside temperatures of the chimney results in the chimney draft.
The draft must be stronger than the fume circulation resistance so that all exhaust fumes generated during
combustion inside the stove are drawn upwards through the outlet and the vent pipe. Many weather
conditions affect the vent pipe functioning, such as rain, fog, snow, altitude, and wind being the most
important as it can create both negative pressure and dynamic loading.
The wind action varies depending on whether it is ascending, descending or horizontal.

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•Ascending wind always results in an increased negative pressure and draft.
•Horizontal wind results in an increased negative pressure if the chimney cowl was properly installed.
•Descending wind always diminishes the negative pressure, sometimes inverting it.
Excess draft causes an increase in the combustion temperature and consequently a loss in stove efficiency.
At the same time the high fuel temperature, due to an excess amount of oxygen, wears down the
combustion chamber sooner than expected.
On the other hand, poor draft slows down combustion resulting in a decrease in the stove temperature, fume
spillage inside the room, a loss of stove efficiency and dangerous build-up of soot in the vent pipe.
5. Display and remote control
5.1. Remote control
For the remote control, a battery type CR2025 3V should be used. It is inserted via the slot at the bottom of
the remote control as shown in the image below. Take out the slot and place the battery in the holder before
pushing the slot back in.
1. Temperature setting (buttons 1 and 2)
2. ON/OFF and Exit (button 3)
3. Enter/Set (button 4)
4. Operation mode setting (buttons 5 and 6)

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5.2. Display
The display shows basic information about the stove’s operation and has 6 buttons for various settings (see
the description below).
1. Temperature setting (buttons 1 and 2)
2. Enter/Set (button 3)
3. Indicators for single components
4. Clock display
5. Room temperature display
6. Modes of operation
7. Current status information
8. ON/OFF and Exit (button 4)
9. Operation mode setting (buttons 5 and 6)
10. Remote control receiver

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5.3 Symbols of the basic components of the stove
A bar will appear next to the indicators for the components that are currently active. The bar next to the
indicator for the pellet insertion engine will therefore appear periodically as pellets are released to the
burning pot. A description of the symbols is given in the following table.
6. Using the stove
First, make sure the stove is connected to the power source and the chimney.
Second, turn on the stove using the main switch on the back side.
From here on, the description will follow the button layout of the display on the stove. You may also use the
remote control. However, be aware that buttons 3 and 4 have the opposite function on the remote compared
to the display (see section 5.2 Remote control).
6.1 Turning on and turning off the stove
Press and hold button 4 to turn on the stove. The current status will switch to START and later to WAIT,
LOAD PELLET and FLAME WAIT.
Warning
Timer (shows whether the timer function is ON or OFF)
Igniter
Engine for pellet insertion
Exhaust fan
Blower
Water pump (not relevant for this model)

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Several bars will appear next to the component indicators currently working as for instance the ignitor, the
exhaust fan and engine for pellet insertion.
As soon as the exhaust gases have reached a temperature of 40°C, the ignitor will turn off automatically and
the current status will switch to WORK. The process of reaching the 40°C must not exceed 25 minutes.
From time to time, the stove will clean the burning pot by blowing more
air through the combustion chamber.
To turn off the stove, press and hold button 4 until the status switches to FINAL CLEANING. The pellet
insertion will stop immediately while the stove will continue to blow warm air until its temperature has
decreased to 75°C. This process will take 10-20 minutes.
6.2 Temperature and mode settings
The temperature can be set to anything between 7 and 40°C. Use the
buttons 1 and 2 to increase or decrease the wanted room temperature.
The mode can be set to anything between P1 and P5. Use the buttons 5
and 6 to increase or decrease the power mode. The higher the power
mode, the faster the wanted temperature will be reached. Once the set
temperature is reached, the stove will regulate the power mode
accordingly in order to maintain the wanted temperature.
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7. Settings
7.1 Clock settings
Enter the menu by pushing button 3. The display now shows the message 01 SET CLOCK which is
confirmed with button 3.
Using the buttons 1 and/or 2, the correct weekday can be chosen.
By pushing button 5, you can switch through the settings for hour, minute, day, month and finally year.
Button 6 allows you to go the opposite direction. With the buttons 1 and 2, the parameters for each setting
can be adjusted. Once the setting is complete, press button 4 two times in order to return to the main screen.
Hour setting:
Minute setting:
Day setting:
Month setting:
Year setting:
7.2 Timer settings
There are three kinds of timer settings:
•Daily - allows you to define 2 time periods per day.
•Weekly - allows you to define 4 time periods which can be chosen for all 7 days of the week
individually.
•Weekend - allows you to define 2 time periods which apply for both Saturday and Sunday.
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY

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7.2.1 How to turn the timer on
Press button 3 followed by button 5 in order to get to the timer setting menu (02 SET CHRONO) and confirm
by button 3 to enter this menu. Press button 3 one more time and then use the button 1 to switch between
ON and OFF in order to activate or deactivate the timer function.
The following image shows where the active timer functions are indicated on the display. The respective bar
will appear when the timer is activated and disappear when it is deactivated.
1. Daily programming indicator
2. Weekly programming indicator
3. Weekend programming indicator
4. Timer indicator
To exit the timer setting menu, press button 4 two times.
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1
4
2
3

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7.2.2 Daily programming
In order to set the daily programming, press button 3 followed by button 5 and button 3 again to confirm.
Press button 5 and the display will show n-2-2 DAY PROGRAM.
Enter the DAY PROGRAM by pressing button 3 and activate it by pressing button 1 until ON appears in the
top of the display. Buttons 5 and 6 allow you to navigate through the options seen in the table below. With
the buttons 1 and 2 the time for each option can be adjusted. Press button 4 three times in order to return to
the main screen.
Make sure that the starting up and shutting down time does not overlap. Be
aware that at least 30 minutes need to pass between the two time periods.
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Menu
Setting options
Display appearance
n-2-2-01 Chrono day
Off/on
n-2-2-02 Start day 1
Off/00:00-23:50
n-2-2-03 Start day 1
Off/00:00-23:50
n-2-2-04 Start day 2
Off/00:00-23:50
n-2-2-05 Start day 2
Off/00:00-23:50

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SETTING EXAMPLE: According to the settings below, the stove will run from 6:00 to 8:00 and from 14:00 to
22:30.
n-2-2-01 Chrono day
On
n-2-2-02 Start day 1
06:00
n-2-2-02 Stop day 1
08:00
n-2-2-02 Start day 2
14:00
n-2-2-02 Stop day 2
22:30
7.2.3 Weekly programming
The weekly programming allows you to create up to four time periods that can be activated or deactivated for
every single week day. If you activate more time periods for the same day, make sure that these periods do
not overlap.
Press button 3 followed by button 5 and 3 again in order to enter the timer setting menu. Press button 5 two
times followed by button 3 in order to enter the weekly programming (the display now shows n-2-3-01
WEEKLY Chrono).
Once you have entered the weekly programming, you can move through this menu according to the table
below. First, you set the time period for program 1, then you activate this program for wanted week days.
Use buttons 5 and 6 to move back and forth within the menu. Use buttons 1 and 2 to change the parameters.
This process is continued for the programs 2, 3 and 4. You can leave the menu at any time using button 4,
meaning you do not have to click through all four programs to leave the weekly programming menu.
n-2-3-02
Start
Prog-1
n-2-3-03
Stop
Prog-1
n-2-3-04
Monday
Prog-1
n-2-3-05
Tuesday
Prog-1
Off/00:00-23:50
Off/00:00-23:50
Off/00:00-23:50
Off/00:00-23:50
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n-2-3-06
Wednesday
Prog-1
n-2-3-07
Thursday
Prog-1
n-2-3-08
Friday
Prog-1
n-2-3-09
Saturday
Prog-1
On/off
On/off
On/off
On/off
n-2-3-10
Sunday
Prog-1
n-2-3-11
Start
Prog-2
n-2-3-12
Stop
Prog-2
n-2-3-13
Monday
Prog-2
On/off
Off/00:00-23:50
Off/00:00-23:50
Off/00:00-23:50
n-2-3-14
Tuesday
Prog-2
n-2-3-15
Wednesday
Prog-2
n-2-3-16
Thursday
Prog-2
n-2-3-17
Friday
Prog-2
Off/00:00-23:50
Off/00:00-23:50
Off/00:00-23:50
Off/00:00-23:50
n-2-3-18
Saturday
Prog-2
n-2-3-19
Sunday
Prog-2
n-2-3-20
Start
Prog-3
n-2-3-21
Stop
Prog-3
On/off
On/off
Off/00:00-23:50
Off/00:00-23:50