Austro Flamm Clou Pellet User manual

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Clou Pellet /
Clou Compact Pellet

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Contents
1Important information for the stove operator.......................................................................4
2System requirements............................................................................................................. 6
External combustion air supply ......................................................................................................... 6
Connecting to the chimney................................................................................................................ 6
Fuel ....................................................................................................................................................... 7
Electrical connection........................................................................................................................... 7
3Starting up the pellet stove ...................................................................................................8
Initial commissioning .......................................................................................................................... 8
3.1.1 Setting the date and time ........................................................................................................... 8
3.1.2 Setting the fuel quality ................................................................................................................ 8
3.1.3 Statistics function ......................................................................................................................... 8
3.1.4 Timer function (heating times) ................................................................................................... 8
3.1.5 Service due................................................................................................................................... 9
3.1.6 Specifying modulation / ECO mode ......................................................................................... 9
Starting up the pellet stove for the first time .................................................................................. 10
Important information for future starts............................................................................................ 11
4Operating the stove using the dialing knob .......................................................................12
Possible operational states of your stove ....................................................................................... 12
Starting up your pellet stove ............................................................................................................ 12
Setting the desired heat output or room temperature ................................................................. 13
4.3.1 Heat output –5 levels ................................................................................................................ 13
4.3.2 Setting the room temperature ................................................................................................. 13
Operating your stove using the smartphone Austroflamm PelletControl app .......................... 14
Thermostat - SmartSpot and external thermostat.......................................................................... 15
4.5.1 SmartSpot –advantages, Austroflamm product with modulation........................................ 15
4.5.2 External thermostat ................................................................................................................... 15
Function diagram .............................................................................................................................. 16
5Alarms and error messages .................................................................................................17
Clearing alarm & error messages .................................................................................................... 20
Fill level indicator .............................................................................................................................. 20
Safety temperature limiter................................................................................................................ 21
6Replacing the internal controller battery ............................................................................21
7Cleaning and maintenance..................................................................................................22
Cleaning Clou Pellet / Clou Compact Pellet .................................................................................. 23
7.1.1 Vacuuming the firebox and the burn pot................................................................................ 23
7.1.2 Cleaning the flue gas passes.................................................................................................... 23
8Guarantee / warranty ..........................................................................................................25
9Electrical Wiring Diagram....................................................................................................26
Models with a permanently rotating feeder motor ....................................................................... 26
Models with an ON/OFF feeder motor........................................................................................... 27
Detailed electrical wiring diagram .................................................................................................. 28
9.3.1 *Power splitter............................................................................................................................ 28
9.3.2 *Combustion fan........................................................................................................................ 28
9.3.3 *Room temperature sensor and SmartSpot ........................................................................... 29
9.3.4 *Model with a permanently rotating feeder motor................................................................ 29
10 Technical data......................................................................................................................30
Clou Pellet 8 kW / 10 kW.................................................................................................................. 30
Clou Pellet 8 kW technical data according to Regulation (EU) 2015/1185 and delegated
Regulation (EU) 2015/1186................................................................................................................ 31
Clou Pellet 10 kW technical data according to Regulation (EU) 2015/1185 and delegated
Regulation (EU) 2015/1186................................................................................................................ 34
Clou Compact Pellet 6 kW ............................................................................................................... 37
Clou Compact 6 kW technical data according to Regulation (EU) 2015/1185 and delegated
Regulation (EU) 2015/1186................................................................................................................ 38
11 Accessories ..........................................................................................................................41
12 What is included ..................................................................................................................41
13 Data processing...................................................................................................................42

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14 Start up log ..........................................................................................................................43
15 Service Report .....................................................................................................................45

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1Important information for the stove operator
•The information in this manual is of a general nature. National and European standards, local and
building regulations, and fire safety provisions must be observed.
•The initial commissioning of the appliance must be carried out by an authorised Austroflamm ser-
vice partner or by Austroflamm Service GmbH & Co.KG.
•Please read this manual carefully before installing, operating, and working on the pellet stove.
Keep the manual in a safe place and ensure that it is available at all times.
•Compliance with the regulations contained in this manual guarantees safety for both individuals
and equipment, and economical operation and a long service life of the pellet stove. The stove has
been designed according to EN 14785 and EN13240 standards.
•It is forbidden to modify any components or replace them with parts that are not original. If non-
original components are spare parts are used, all warranty claims immediately become null and
void and the operating licence expires.
•Before carrying out any work on the pellet stove, the power supply to the stove must be discon-
nected.
•All diagrams and drawings supplied with the appliance are for explanatory purposes only. The
manufacturer pursues a policy of continuous improvement and is entitled to undertake updates
and modifications to the respective pellet stove model without prior notice.
•All dimensions contained in this manual are indicated in mm.
•CAUTION: The initial commissioning of the appliance must be carried out by authorised Austro-
flamm service partners.
•Your heating appliance is not suitable for use as a ladder or stand.
•Please note that the surfaces of the stove heat up considerably during operation. Therefore, always
use the protective glove to control the stove when it is in use. Make children aware of the dangers
and keep them away from the stove when it is in operation.
•No waste (of any kind) or residues may be burnt in the stove. Only pellets of ENPlus quality (see
section on fuel) may be burned.
•It is forbidden to place non-heat-resistant objects on or near the appliance.
•Do not place any laundry on the stove to dry. Clothes horses or similar objects must also be placed
at a sufficient distance from the stove. Fire hazard!
•While your heating appliance is in operation, the use of highly flammable or explosive materials in
the same or adjacent rooms is forbidden.
•It must be ensured that there is a sufficient supply of combustion air and that the flue gases are dis-
charged safely. Therefore, always check that the chimney is not clogged in the event of poor flue
gas discharge and after a longer period of inactivity.
•In the transitional period, i.e. when outdoor temperatures are higher, there may be malfunctions in
the chimney draught. The heating gases are then unable to escape fully through the chimney. If
this occurs, switch off the stove. (WARNING: The power supply to the stove must not be inter-
rupted.) The convection grilles of your pellet stove must never be closed.
•Ventilation systems that are operated together with the appliance in the same room or group of
rooms can cause problems.
•The stove must be cleaned and serviced regularly (see section on cleaning and maintenance).
•Repairs to your stove may only be carried out by qualified personnel trained by the manufacturer.
•Wear and tear parts must be replaced as necessary. Request an authorised Austroflamm SERVICE
ENGINEER to inspect the electrical and electronic components for damage or wear as part of the
ANNUAL SERVICE.
•Safety devices must not be bypassed.
•If the incorrect fuel is used, or if the fuel is too damp, the chimney may catch fire due to deposits in
the chimney. Should this happen, close all air openings on the appliance immediately and inform
the fire brigade. After the fire has died out, arrange for a specialist to inspect the chimney for any
cracks or leaks.
•In many countries, pellet stoves are only suitable for single occupancy of the chimney. Germany
allows multiple occupancy under certain conditions. Your local chimney sweep will be able to ad-
vise you.

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•Please note that the installation room must have at least one door / one window leading to the out-
side, or be directly connected to such a room. Other heating appliances and extractor hoods may
not be operated with appliances dependent on ambient air.

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2System requirements
External combustion air supply
Every combustion process requires oxygen. This is extracted from the ambient air.
In modern buildings, the outer shell (windows and doors) is very tight. This means that insufficient
combustion air flows in. In such cases, the firebox must be supplied with combustion air from outside.
For this purpose, your stove is equipped with a connection for external combustion air. If a house is
equipped with ventilation systems, an external air connection is also necessary.
Your pellet stove is prepared for this (see the technical data in this manual). To connect the external
combustion air supply, use a pipe or hose with a minimum diameter of 80 mm. If the pipe exceeds 2 m
in length, the diameter should be at least 100 mm. The maximum length of the duct should not be
more than 3 m and have a maximum of three elbows.
When connecting directly to the outside wall, it is
important to ensure that condensation does not
form in the process. Austroflamm offers appro-
priate components for this purpose. Further-
more, the supply air spigot on the air inlet on the
outside wall of the building must be protected
against the wind.
NOTE: A lack of combustion air is evidenced by
poor combustion, increased soot formation,
blackened glass of the firebox door and in-
creased ash accumulation.
Connecting to the chimney
When connecting to the chimney, local and
building regulations along with fire regulations
must be observed in addition to national and Eu-
ropean standards.
The stove may only be connected to a chimney approved by the chimney sweep. Condensation must
be prevented from entering the stove.
See sections 10 and 11 Technical Data.
!NOTE: The flue pipe connection is marked on the back
of the appliance with this flue gas symbol.
!NOTE: The combustion air connection is marked on the rear of the ap-
pliance with this supply air symbol.

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The flue pipe must be connected to the rear of the stove.
•The chimney must be designed according to the technical data of the stove (Technical data in
this manual).
•The horizontal length of the flue pipe should not exceed 2.5 m.
•The flue pipe must have no more than three 90° elbows. Each elbow should have a tight clean-
ing aperture.
•The chimney must be resistant to condensation.
•To ensure your pellet stove operates correctly, a chimney draught of 3 Pa - 12 Pa is stipulated.
•Austroflamm GmbH assumes no liability neither responsibility for connecting our heating ap-
pliances to shared flue pipes/chimneys –multiple occupancy. For more information, refer to a
chimney sweep and check your national, regional, and local building regulation.
Fuel
Pellets
Different pellet qualities cause different residues in the burn pot of
the pellet stove when burning. We therefore strongly recommend
using pellets that do not contain artificial binding agents and there-
fore generate minimal unburnt residue.
ENplus-A1 certified pellets satisfy this requirement.
When storing the pellets, it is essential to ensure that they are stored in a dry place and free of contam-
ination. Damp pellets result in poor combustion and clog the auger shaft.
Electrical connection
Your stove is designed for connection to a 230 V~ 50 Hz mains supply.
The connection cable for your stove is included in the accessory pack.
The mains connection socket is located on the rear of the appliance.
This is protected by a slow-blow T2.5 A glass tube fuse
The power consumption of your stove is:
in STAND BY: approx. 5 W
during OPERATION: approx. 20 W
during AUTOMATIC IGNITION: approx. 320 W
!NOTE: The use of inferior pellets or other material will
impair the performance of your pellet stove and will
invalidate the manufacturer's guarantee and warranty.
T2.5 A glass tube fuse

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3Starting up the pellet stove
Initial commissioning
An authorised Austroflamm service engineer will accompany you during the initial commissioning of
your pellet stove. He will show you how to operate the appliance correctly and explain its functions. He
will also inform you of the options for your stove - e.g.: optional WLAN-BOX, wireless SmartSpot for
controlling the desired room temperature.
The following settings are implemented during the initial commissioning.
3.1.1 Setting the date and time
The date and time are set by the service engineer using a technical display or via the optional WLAN-
BOX using the Austroflamm PelletControl app. It is important to enter the current date and time. They
are essential for ensuring that stored HEATING TIMES function correctly and that the control unit rec-
ords the time of any malfunctions that occur in a log. In this way, the cause of the problem can be
found and rectified quickly.
3.1.2 Setting the fuel quality
The quality of the pellets is regulated by a European standard. The standard states that 1 kg of pellets
has a heat output of at least 4.6 kWh to approx. 5.3 kWh. This wide range of heat output sometimes
makes it necessary to adjust your pellet stove to the pellet quality you are using.
The service engineer will do this using a technical display or via the optional WLAN-BOX using the
Austroflamm PelletControl app.
INFORMATION:
Fuel quality "1" represents the highest possible quality. Fuel quality "3" is the poorest quality. Your
stove is set to fuel quality "2" ex works.
3.1.3 Statistics function
The statistics function is activated in the control unit of your stove by entering the current time and
date. If required, the statistics function provides you with all data regarding consumption, the operat-
ing period, the heat output requested and the room temperature reached when the stove is in opera-
tion.
This data is displayed for the current day of operation, the previous day, the current week, the last
month, the last 3 months, the last 6 months, the last year and from the date of initial commissioning.
To retrieve this data, the optional WLAN-BOX in conjunction with the free Austroflamm PelletControl
app or a technical display is required.
3.1.4 Timer function (heating times)
This function can be set by the service engineer with a technical display or via the optional WLAN-BOX
in conjunction with the Austroflamm PelletControl app. A maximum of 6 heating times per week and 3
heating times per day can be set and saved.
Your pellet stove is a model with a burn pot that is closed at the bottom. It therefore does not have a
riddling grate. For this reason, we recommend that you only use the timer function to a limited extent:
e.g. 1 timer / day.
Please remember that as soon as the bottom of the burn pot is covered with combustion residue
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your pellet stove reliably using the timer function, you must therefore empty the burn pot of residues
in good time.
IMPORTANT:
Make sure that the burn pot is emptied and cleaned daily after operation. Special attention should be
paid to cleaning the openings in the bottom of the burn pot. These must be completely cleaned of dirt
at regular intervals. The combustion air flows through these holes. Only when they are unclogged will
your pellet stove burn cleanly.
3.1.5 Service due
Your pellet stove must be serviced regularly. The need for a service is determined by an integrated op-
erating hours counter. The operating hours can be viewed on your Austroflamm service engineer's dis-
play or via the optional WLAN-BOX with the Austroflamm PelletControl app.
After the maintenance-free operating period has expired, you will receive the alarm message A002.
The stove may continue to be operated for a short time after this alarm message appears. However,
please call your authorised Austroflamm service engineer as soon as possible to carry out the neces-
sary service. During the service, your stove will be thoroughly cleaned and the operating hours counter
reset to 0.
3.1.6 Specifying modulation / ECO mode
You can operate your pellet stove either in modulation mode or in ECO mode.
In "modulation mode" (ECO mode is deactivated), your stove gradually reduces the heat output to the
lowest level when the room setpoint temperature has been reached. However, it does not switch off
despite reaching the desired room temperature. If the setpoint room temperature is not reached at
this reduced heat output, the stove will start to work again with the heat output that was originally set.
Your stove is delivered in modulation mode as standard.
The ECO mode can be activated by your authorised Austroflamm service engineer or by yourself via
the optional WLAN-BOX and the Austroflamm PelletControl app.
When the ECO mode is activated, the stove switches off once the desired room setpoint temperature
(plus a freely selectable temperature value / stop temperature value) has been reached. If the temper-
ature falls below the room setpoint temperature (plus a freely selectable temperature value / restart
temperature value), the stove switches on again automatically.
The "restart temp." value indicates the value below the setpoint
temperature at which the stove switches on again.
The "stop temp." value indicates the value above the setpoint
temperature at which the stove switches off.
To prevent excessive starting/stopping, the temperature limits must not be set too tightly. The stove
must burn for approx. 1 hour before switching off to reach operating temperature.
!NOTE: If the current room temperature is higher than the desired setpoint temperature when
the timer "start" is set, the pellet stove will not switch on. It will only do so when the room temper-
ature has fallen below the desired room setpoint temperature.

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We recommend a restart temperature of 1.0 °C and a switch-off temperature of 0.6 °C as standard set-
tings.
Your authorised Austroflamm service engineer will discuss with you the settings you require during the
initial commissioning stage.
Starting up the pellet stove for the first time
The stove body, many steel and cast iron components and the flue pipes are varnished with heat-re-
sistant paint. When the stove is started up for the first time, the temperature causes the paint to dry
and harden. This results in odours. Please avoid touching the painted surfaces during this phase and
ensure that the room is well ventilated.
In order for the varnish to cure quickly, we recommend running the stove at the highest power setting
for 3 - 4 hours when it is first put into operation.
FILLING THE AUGER SHAFT MANUALLY:
Before starting the appliance for the first time, the pellet
auger shaft must be filled manually. To do this, press the
black RESET button (see illustration on the right) contin-
uously for more than 3 seconds. While this button is de-
pressed, the auger continuously feeds pellets into the
auger shaft. It takes about 3 minutes for the auger to fill
the shaft. As soon as the first pellets fall into the burn
pot, the manual filling process can be ended.
IMPORTANT: After manually filling the auger, be sure to
empty the burn pot of any pellets that have dropped
into it. You may then start your pellet stove.

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STARTING UP YOUR STOVE
To start the pellet stove, turn the dialing knob clockwise from
the starting position as far as it will go. The fully automatic start-
up process begins immediately afterwards. This takes about 10
minutes. After that, the stove will burn at the selected heat
output.
Important information for future starts
Every Austroflamm pellet stove is equipped with high-quality Keramott in the firebox. In addition to
being extremely durable, the Keramott always whitens and remains white when the temperature in the
firebox is sufficiently high. To achieve the necessary high temperatures in the firebox for the Keramott
to burn cleanly, you must operate the pellet stove - e.g.: after the automatic start, when the Keramott is
heavily sooted and black - for approx. 1 hour at the heating power setting (5 /AUTO).
Depending on the quality of the pellets used and the heating power setting, the glass of the firebox
door will become soiled during operation. The dirt that accumulates on the glass can simply be wiped
away with soft paper when the stove has cooled down. We also recommend cleaning with Austro-
flamm glass cleaner from time to time.
IMPORTANT:
The firebox, the burn pot and the glass of the firebox door must always be cleaned after burning the
contents of the pellet hopper.

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4Operating the stove using the dialing knob
Possible operational states of your stove
Starting up your pellet stove
To start your stove using the dialing knob:
Turn the dialing knob clockwise from the starting position
as far as it will go. (= 9 o'clock position)
Your stove starts: The flame in the top right-hand corner
begins to flash green, the display panel then lights up
completely white. This means that your stove is now in the
automatic start phase. This is a fully automatic process.
The pellets are ignited and the firebox is brought to oper-
ating temperature. The automatic start takes approxi-
mately 10 minutes.
The stove indicates the completion of the start phase by means of a permanently lit green flame. Your
pellet stove is now ready for your desired power setting.
You can also start your pellet stove with the optional WLAN-BOX (smartphone and Austroflamm
PelletControl app). To do this, however, you must first position the dialing knob at least in the 3 o'clock
position.
Stove is switched off
Start phase / flame on the right flashes
green
Cooling down & standby / flame on the
right glows blue
ECO mode standby /
flame on the right and the power zone at
the bottom flash green
Alarm indicator / flame on the right
flashes yellow
Error indicator / flame on the right glows
red
!NOTE: We recommend that you heat the stove for at least 1 hour at setting 5 after the start-up
phase. The lining in the firebox - the Keramott - needs around 400 °C in the firebox to burn off
soot and deposits. At this temperature, the Keramott remains white.

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Setting the desired heat output or room temperature
To switch between the setting for "heat output" and "room temperature", turn the dialing knob
anticlockwise to the "OFF" position while the stove is in operation, then immediately turn it
clockwise again to the desired position.
The display changes colour from “white“–heat output display to “magenta“–room setpoint tempera-
ture display.
CAUTION: Thess functions are only possible while the stove is in operation.
4.3.1 Heat output –5 levels
The heat output can be set from 30 % to 100 %
of the nominal heat output in 5 levels.
Simply turn the dialing knob to the desired
power level. The illuminated field shows the set
power level. After setting the power level, your
selection will be confirmed after approx. 5 sec-
onds with a short flash.
4.3.2 Setting the room temperature
The room temperature can be set in the range
of +5 °C (frost protection) to +40 °C. After set-
ting the desired room temperature, your selec-
tion will be confirmed with a short flash after
approx. 5 seconds.
It is impossible to display an exact temperature
on the stove. Set the temperature as you see
best.
Heat output levels 1 - 5
Room temperature 5 °C –40 °C
Heat output level 1
Heat output level 2
Heat output level 3
Heat output level 4
Heat output level 5
Range 1: 5°C
Range 2: 16 - 19 °C
Range 3: 20 - 23 °C
Range 4: 24 - 27 °C
Range 5: 30 - 40°C

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The room temperature can also be measured with the optional wireless SmartSpot from Austroflamm or an
external thermostat. Your Austroflamm dealer will be happy to inform you about both products (advantages
and disadvantages).
Operating your stove using the smartphone Austroflamm PelletControl app
IMPORTANT:
To be able to operate your pellet stove using the optional WLAN-BOX, the dialing knob must first be set to
the 3 o'clock position. Only after, you can operate your pellet stove remotely.
For installing and setting up the WLAN connection, please refer
to the instructions for your optional WLAN-BOX or follow the in-
stallation instructions on the app.
The free Austroflamm PelletControl app can be downloaded
here:
Apple iOS Google Play / Android

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Thermostat - SmartSpot and external thermostat
4.5.1 SmartSpot –advantages, Austroflamm product with modulation
The SmartSpot, available as an option, is a wireless room thermostat developed by Austroflamm. Your stove
model can work with this SmartSpot in combination with a RECEIVER. The SmartSpot is a room thermostat. It
can be positioned at a distance of 10 m from your stove. It measures the room temperature at the place of
installation and regulates the stove output according to the ROOM SETPOINT TEMPERATURE. Unlike exter-
nal thermostats, the SmartSpot works with the MODULATION and ECO MODE functions. This is a considera-
ble advantage when operating the stove. We therefore recommend this product for controlling the heat out-
put.
The SmartSpot is available in neutral white and in a high-quality wood /aluminium finish.
It is important that the SmartSpot is installed by an authorised Austroflamm technician.
4.5.2 External thermostat
The stove can also be controlled by an external thermostat if desired.
The external thermostat is connected to the main control unit at input "I03" & "GND".
The 2-pole plug required for this purpose is available from your Austroflamm dealer as an option under Art.
No. 728 151.
The external thermostat must be connected by an authorised Austroflamm service engineer. Only potential-
free thermostats may be connected.
IMPORTANT: After installing the EXTERNAL THERMOSTAT, set the desired temperature and start the stove
manually to activate the "EXTERNAL THERMOSTAT" FUNCTION.
The external thermostat starts / stops your pellet stove 10 seconds after the desired room setpoint
temperature has been reached, or the temperature has fallen below this value.

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Function diagram

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5Alarms and error messages
ALARMS are displayed in yellow on the control panel. If an alarm is displayed, your pellet stove may still be
used. See section 5.1 Resetting alarms & error messages.
Alarm code
Description
Solution
Alarm –A001
Fuel level low
Refill pellets, then the alarm must be cleared by
briefly pressing the "reset button" several times.
See section "Fuel level indicator"
Alarm - A002
Service is due
A maintenance-free period of approximately 1,700
operating hours is specified for the stove. After this
period has elapsed, the stove signals via ALARM
that a service is due.
Maintenance of the stove must be carried out by an
authorised Austroflamm service engineer or by
Austroflamm.
Alarm - A004
Battery is empty
The storage battery (model CR2032) of the control
unit is weak and must be replaced.
The battery should be replaced every 2 years as
part of a service. Section 6 shows you how to re-
place the battery.
Alarm - A006
Hopper lid is open
If the hopper lid remains open for more than 60
seconds, the stove will stop and display this alarm.
Close the hopper lid. The stove is then ready to
start up again. If the alarm is still displayed, call
your Austroflamm service engineer.

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ERRORS are displayed in red on the control panel. The pellet stove can now only be operated to a limited
extent or not at all. See section 5.1 Resetting alarm & error messages.
Error code
Description
Solution
Error- E004
Data –
communication error
Communication error between the control unit and
the dialing knob or optional WLAN-BOX.
Check the communication cables and their plug
connections. If the error is still displayed, call your
Austroflamm service engineer.
Error- E101
The automatic start
has failed in ignition
phase 3.
Clean the burn pot, clear the error and restart the
stove. If the error persists, contact your Austro-
flamm service engineer.
Error- E102
Negative pressure is
too low
The automatic start has failed.
Possible causes:
1. The start process was terminated manually.
2. Supply air pipe, burn pot, flue gas passes or flue
pipe are dirty.
3. The flue gas fan is damaged, obstructed or dirty.
Clear the ERROR. Restart your stove. If the error
persists, contact your Austroflamm service engi-
neer.
Error- E107
Firebox sensor is de-
fective
The temperature sensor in the firebox is
defective or the connection has been interrupted.
Contact your Austroflamm service engineer for a
solution.
Error- E108
Safety temperature
limiter has been acti-
vated
The safety temperature limiter (STL) has been acti-
vated. The permissible temperature in the area of
the feeder shaft has been exceeded.
Search for the cause of the error. Reset the STL. (The
STL is attached to the rear of the appliance). Restart
your stove. If the error persists, contact your Austro-
flamm service engineer.
Error- E110
Defect in the room
temperature sensor
If using the SmartSpot
option: SmartSpot re-
ceiver is defective
The room temperature sensor is defective or the
plug is disconnected. Check the plug connection
and the sensor cable. If no fault is found, contact
your Austroflamm service engineer to rectify the
problem.
If a SmartSpot is used on your stove, the corre-
sponding RECEIVER must be checked by the ser-
vice engineer.