Brunner EAS 2 User manual

Operating Instructions
EAS 2
©2017

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CONTENTS
1 Controller operation........................................................7
1.1 Overview of user interface...................................................... 7
1.2 S+ (prolonged combustion mode).........................................15
1.3 Eco mode.............................................................................. 16
1.4 Brightness of background illumination.................................. 17
1.5 Tone settings......................................................................... 17
1.6 Damper flap operation...........................................................18
1.7 Software version....................................................................18
1.8 Version of stove parameters................................................. 19
1.9 Combustion logger................................................................ 19
2 Operation during heating processes.......................... 21
3 Lighting fire in a cold fireplace....................................21
4 Adding fuel in a warm fireplace...................................23
5 Heating with manually controlled combustion ail sup-
ply....................................................................................24
6 Power failure/-recovery.................................................28
7 Changing the battery.................................................... 29

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8 Error messages............................................................. 31
9 Cleaning..........................................................................33
1 Controller operation........................................................7
1.1 Overview of user interface...................................................... 7
1.2 S+ (prolonged combustion mode).........................................15
1.3 Eco mode.............................................................................. 16
1.4 Brightness of background illumination.................................. 17
1.5 Tone settings......................................................................... 17
1.6 Damper flap operation...........................................................18
1.7 Software version....................................................................18
1.8 Version of stove parameters................................................. 19
1.9 Combustion logger................................................................ 19
2 Operation during heating processes.......................... 21
3 Lighting fire in a cold fireplace....................................21
4 Adding fuel in a warm fireplace...................................23
5 Heating with manually controlled combustion ail sup-
ply....................................................................................24
6 Power failure/-recovery.................................................28

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Please read the entire User Guide before lighting the fire for the first time. In partic-
ular, please note the safety precautions in this manual.
Installation must be carried out by an authorized stove-fitter, because safety and ef-
ficiency of the system depend mostly on proper installation of the product. All valid
stove fitting rules and regulations of building law must be observed and followed.
This fireplace is subject to the provisions of 1. BlmSchV.
Necessary national and European standards and local regulations must be ob-
served.
Old devices contain recyclable materials. Please follow the applicable national regu-
lations for disposal.
Please follow the relevant regulations of your country. In case of doubt, check the
valid conditions for the operation of fireplaces in your local area.
Subject to technical changes!
Please keep the User Guide for future reference!
Waste on fire = Toxins in your garden

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1 CONTROLLER OPERATION
1.1 OVERVIEW OF USER INTERFACE
Your stove equipped with the electronic combustion control system EAS (ger. Elek-
tronische Abbrandsteuerung) is even more comfortable to use. No technical knowl-
edge is required to operate the system. The EAS control system optimizes the com-
bustion process and its quality, which means that the emissions are reduced to a
possible maximum.
A switching output is available for additional switching functions, as the automatic
switching of combustion gas flow (heat-up flap) or deactivation of a kitchen hood.
The relevant additional function has been selected and set up during commission-
ing by your stove building contractor.
In the following picture, you can see the EAS controller with the individual displays
and controls.
The main display function is to provide information about the current status of the
system. It shows the current temperatures and additional information about the sys-
tem. In addition, error messages are displayed in case of malfunction.
Always visible (except
Standby mode) Displayed if necessary

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1 Hint symbols 5 Button status
2Small numeric dis-
play 6 Buttons
3Big numeric dis-
play 7 Damper flap status
4Combustion cycle
graphic 8 Unit of indicated measurement

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Hint symbols (1)
The hint symbols make the current EAS settings or faulty operation visible at first
glance.
Fire starting error
The fire starting temperature (default: 100°C) was not reached in a giv-
en time (default: 15 minutes).
- Start the fire again
- Use appropriate fire starting aids, like Fidibus sticks; do not use fire
starting aids in form of fluids!
- Use small pieces of wood for starting fire.
Combustion error
The threshold temperature was not reached in a given time.
-> Use only dry firewood in a prescribed amount. Improper fuels or
waste must not be burned in a fireplace.
Stove door
The stove door is open for too long.
-> Close the stove door

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Stove hot
The combustion chamber temperature is above the allowed maximum
for the stove or fireplace type.
- Use not more than the maximum amount of fuel.
- Insert a ‘heating break’ between the reheating intervals. The efficien-
cy of the heating installation is unfavorable.
S+
The prolonged combustion mode is active.
This setting can be useful for avoiding/reducing the charcoal build-up
during combustion.
Eco off
The messages for heating up and heating errors are deactivated.
Small numeric display (2)
The small numeric display is used to show the error messages. Each error
is indicated by a short beeping sound. The sound is repeated up to 10 times
and can be switched off by pressing the ENTER button.

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If an error is shown here, the stove builder has to be informed and the heat-
ing installation should be controlled manually. You will find a description of
this procedure in the chapter "Heating with manually controlled combustion
air supply".
If the message "FBAT" or "LBAT" appears, the battery must be changed im-
mediately in a correct way.
Without correctly inserted battery the emergency function cannot
be ensured.
Big numeric display (3) with the relevant unit of measurement (8)
The big numeric display shows the current combustion chamber temperature
or a selected parameter value.
Combustion cycle graphic (4)
A combustion cycle graphic is shown during operation, including the current
combustion stage indication. The current combustion stage is indicated in
form of a bar graph.
In Standby mode, this part of display is empty.

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Button status (5)
When a button is pressed, the following symbol is shown:

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Buttons (6)
- tap to scroll through the User menu
or to set a parameter value
- tap this button shortly, to enter the User menu and confirm any changed
settings (see following table)
- to leave the User menu.
Menu overview:
Small numeric display Meaning possible indications
S+ prolonged combustion mode 0 = off ; 1 = on
ÖKO Eco mode 0 = off ; 1 = on
DISP Display brightness 0 to 100 %
SUM Buzzer (tone) intensity 0 - 2
DROS Damper flap operation (Summer/Winter) 0 = off 1 = on
VERS Software version Information display
VERP Version of stove parameters Information display

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Small numeric display Meaning possible indications
ABR1 ABR2
NAL1 NAL2
AHF1 AHF2
HEF1 HEF2
BET1 BET2
OHE1 OHE2
Combustion logger = Information about com-
bustion performance Information display
Damper flap status (7)
The position of a connected (optional) damper flap is shown in the display
area of combustion cycle graphic.
Damper flap open 1/4 closed 1/2 closed 3/4 closed closed

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1.2 S+ (PROLONGED COMBUSTION MODE)
- Tap the ENTER button;
- press the arrow buttons until S+ is shown in the small numeric display;
- press ENTER: 1 or 0 is blinking in the big numeric display;
- select 1 or 0 with the arrow buttons;
- press ENTER to confirm;
- to leave the menu, press the ESC button.
Factory setting: S+ = 0
1 = on (the S+ function is active). The following hint symbol is dis-
played:
0 = off (=the S+ function is not active)
When charcoal build-up is too strong (e.g. when hardwood is
used),
we recommend to
set the function "S+" = "prolonged combustion" to 1 (=on, ac-
tive).

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1.3 ECO MODE
- Tap the ENTER button;
- press the arrow buttons until ÖKO is shown in the small numeric display;
- press ENTER: 1 or 0 is blinking in the big numeric display;
- select 1 or 0 with the arrow buttons;
- press ENTER to confirm;
- to leave the menu, press the ESC button.
Factory setting: Eco = 1
0 = off (=the ECO function is not active). The following hint symbol is dis-
played:
1 = on (the ECO function is active).
When Eco mode is active, i.e. ECO = 1,
useful hints for environmentally friendly operation are dis-
played in case of fire starting and combustion errors.
With Eco mode = 0 (function deactivated), these hints are not
shown.

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1.4 BRIGHTNESS OF BACKGROUND ILLUMI-
NATION
- Tap the ENTER button;
- press the arrow buttons, until DISP is shown in the small numeric display;
- press the ENTER button. The value shown in the big numeric display is blinking.
You can change this value with the arrow buttons;
- confirm the selected value by pressing the ENTER button;
- close the settings by pressing the ESC button.
Factory setting: 80%
1.5 TONE SETTINGS
The loudness of hint and error messages can be set here. 2 = loud, 1 = qui-
et, 0 = silent.
- Tap the ENTER button;
- press the arrow buttons until SUM is shown in the small numeric display;
- press ENTER, and the previously set value (e.g. 2, 1 or 0 will blink in the big nu-
meric display;
- select 2 or 1 or 0 with the arrow buttons;
- press ENTER to confirm;
- to leave the menu, press the ESC button.
Factory setting: SUM = 2

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1.6 DAMPER FLAP OPERATION
- Tap the ENTER button;
- press the arrow buttons until DROS is shown in the small numeric display;
- press ENTER: 1 or 0 is blinking in the big numeric display;
- select 1 or 0 with the arrow buttons;
- press ENTER to confirm;
- to leave the menu, press the ESC button.
Factory setting: DROS = 1
0 = off, function deactivated Summer mode
1 = on, function activated Winter mode
Display status depends on the current status of
damper flap
1.7 SOFTWARE VERSION
- Tap the ENTER button;
- press the arrow buttons, until VERS is shown in the small numeric display;
- in the big numeric display, the current software version is shown;
- press the ESC button to leave the menu.

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1.8 VERSION OF STOVE PARAMETERS
- Tap the ENTER button;
- press the arrow buttons, until VERP is shown in the small numeric display;- in the
big numeric display, the version of stove parameters is shown;
- press the ESC button, to leave the menu.
1.9 COMBUSTION LOGGER
The combustion logger serves as an overview of combustion performance.
The combustion logger is a generic term for the following indications:
Small
numeric
display
Explanations Values
ABR1 Combustion counter 1-999, how often the actual
temperature allowed for proceeding to Stage 2. 1 to 999
ABR2
Combustion
counter Combustion counter (thousands): 1-999, how of-
ten the actual temperature allowed for proceeding
to Stage 2.
1,000 to
999,000
NAL1 Reloading
counter
Reloading counter 1-999, how often wood was re-
loaded within combustion stages between 2 and
4.
1 to 999

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Small
numeric
display
Explanations Values
NAL2
Reloading counter (thousands) 1-999, how often
wood was reloaded within combustion stages be-
tween 2 and 4.
1,000 to
999,000
AHF1 Fire starting error counter 1-999, how often a fire
starting error was made. 1 to 999
AHF2
Fire-starting
error counter Fire starting error counter (thousands) 1-999, how
often a fire starting error was made.
1,000 to
999,000
HEF1 Combustion error counter 1-999, how often a
combustion error happened. 1 to 999
HEF2
Combustion
error counter Combustion error counter (thousands) 1-999,
how often a combustion error happened.
1,000 to
999,000
BET1
Operating hours counter 1-999, how long the
combustion control was in stage between 2 and
4.
1 to 999
BET2
Operating
hours
counter Operating hours counter (thousands) 1-999, how
long the combustion control was in stage be-
tween 2 and 4.
1,000 to
999,000
OHE1 Stove hot counter 1-999, how often the threshold
value was exceeded. 1 to 999
OHE2
Stove hot
counter Stove hot counter (thousands) 1-999, how often
the threshold value was exceeded.
1,000 to
999,000
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