chazelles A6LB Quick guide

Installation and instruction manual,
Pellet stoves
Mod. A6LB –A10 –A10C –A13C
This manual is part of the supply

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DIMENSIONS
ASTRID, ANDREA:
ANGELINE, ALMA:

AGATHA, ALIZEE:
AMBRE, ANNA:

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Dear Customer,
Thank you for choosing one product from our range and we hope you will be fully satisfied.
1. All stoves belonging to the A6LB, A10, A10C and A13 series (product family identification code) have been build
with high gauge steel (up to 3 and 4 mm for the combustion chamber) of the best quality, and materials like
vermiculite (skamolex) for the inner part of the combustion chamber. This give a clear outlook to the stove but also
shows a great heat resistance and allows us to gain significant levels of heat output as well as very low emission
levels
2. For the electric and electronic components the best suppliers on the European market have been selected. The
main board, actually the heart of the stove, has been developed by the market leader with over 1.000.000 parts on
the market.
3. Other components like smoke exhaust motors, pellet loading system and hot air fans have been selected with the
same concept: only the best available on the market. As an example, for the pre-heater, we decided to install a
double jacket. This gives us the possibility to install the pre-heater right there in the fireplace, where the pellet is.
Why? To get a faster and safer starting of the stove!
5. On the top of all other checks, electric and for single components, we have added the “FINAL FIRE CONTROL”.
At the end of the production we do connect and fire all stoves and, thanks to a special electronic control, we simulate
all the typical conditions like in your everyday use. In this way we make 100% sure that each single stove is working
100%.
In a series of stoves from exceptional strength, capable of up to 13kW of power and get up to 70 hours continuously!
You can program the heating in your house but switch the fan off when getting home at the evening and enjoy in
silence the pleasure of the fire.
All models are fitted with the external air inlet in line with the pre-heater. The outside air is getting warmed in the fire
pot but a part is used to keep the glass door clean. This makes the stove tight and ideal to be installed in class A or
BBC houses.
How could we get this result? First of all by choosing reliable top quality components and, last but not least, adopting
a high sophisticated construction technology. On the top of that, our 25 years heating system manufacturing
experience and a two years intensive developing program of a French –Italian technical team. The most innovative
pellet stove nowadays available on the market is the result of this cooperation…
How to lock and unlock the remote control keypad:
key 7 and right after key 3 .

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Index ENG
1. IMPORTANT INFORMATIONS 10
2. SAFETY 10
3. HANDLING AND STOCKING 11
4. AUTHORIZED FUEL 11
5. NON AUTHORIZED FUELS 11
6. STOVE DESCRIPTION A6LB –A10 TYPE 12
6. STOVE DESCRIPTION A10C –A13C TYPE CONVEYED AIR 13
7. INSTALLATION 13
8. LOCATION OF THE STOVE 14
9. THE SMOKESTACK 14
10. CONNECTING TO THE EXISTING SMOKESTACK 15
11. ALLOWED INSTALLATIONS 17
12. NOT ALLOWED INSTALLATIONS (IN ITALY) 18
13. PASSING THROUG FLAMABLE CEILING 18
14. CONNECTING TO THE EXTERNAL AIR INLET 19
15. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION 19
16. REMOTE CONTROL INSTRUCTIONS 20
17. LIST OF MENUS 21
18. MENU 02 - DAY AND TIME SETTING 22
19. MENU 03 - SET WALL THERMOSTAT 22
20. MENU 04 –SELECT LANGUAGE 24
21. MENU 05 –SET ROOM TEMPERATURE PROBE 24
22. MENU 06 –STAND BY OR STOP&GO 25
23. MENU 07 –BEEPER 25
24. MENU 08 –FIRST PELLET LOADING 25
25. MENU 09 –STOVE STATUS 26
26. MENU 10 –SERVICE SETTINGS 26
27. MENU 11 –DEALER SETTINGS 26
28. MENU 12 –FAN ENABLE (ONLY FOR A6 AND A8 MODEL) 26
29. STOVE STARTING 26
30. ROOM TEMPERATURE SETTING 27
31. POWER SETTING 27
32. SWITCHIN STOVE OFF 27
33. REMOTE CONTROL FREQUENCY SETTING 28
34. REMOTE CONTROL LINKING 28
35. HOW TO USE THE REAR CONTROL PANEL (IN EMERGENCY ONLY) 29
36. FIRST STARTING 30
37. MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 31
38. ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM 32
39. TROUBLESHOOTING 33
40. MOUNTING LATERAL CERAMIC 35
41. DUCTED HEATER OPERATION 37
41. GUARANTEE 38

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1. IMPORTANT INFORMATIONS
This instruction manual belongs to the pellet stove and is delivered with it. The stove is delivered with this manual,
the relevant plant booklet and the guarantee form. Please do carefully read this instruction manual before installing
and starting the stove. Save all the a.m. documents because they are integral parts of the stove.
CAUTION: This warning symbol located in various parts of this book, indicates
that if you don’t follow the intructions of what is written, it can cause serious
damages to the product and endanger the safety of those users.
For safety reasons, it is very important to always follow instructions when maintaining the stove.
All the local, regional, National and European regulations have to be satisfied when using
this stove.
The packaging does protect your stove. However, during transport, the stove could get damaged. Therefore, we
kindly ask you to carefully check the stove and its components. A damaged stove - or in case of missing component
–should not be installed. Please get immediately in touch with your dealer.
2. SAFETY
Attention: the glass is very hot !!!! Do not leave kids near the stove!!!
Do not leave curtains, clothes, dish closes, furniture or other material on or near to the stove. Do respect the safety
distances.
After installing the stove let it burn at an average power (power 3).
Ventilate the room and carefully supervise the stove. During this time, all paints and assembling material will dry out.
The light smoke that could develop will rapidly fade away.
Regular maintenance and cleaning are essentials for the stove proper working and lasting. Check for craked or
broken glasses. In case, replace immediately.
Your stove has been developed for using a well defined fuel. Specification for the ideal fuel is shown in the next
chapter. In case of use of different or not allowed fuels, your stoves can get shortly damaged.
The remote control does integrate a probe and you can set the desired temperature for the room where the remote is
located. The range is 7 to 8 meters depending on the architecture of the building. We suggest not placing it close to
the stove. All side walls and the top of the stove are getting very hot. Do not leave there the remote because it will be
damaged.
Always use original parts for the guarantee. It is not allowed to modify in any way the stove.
Basic safety rules:
General Indications:
- Never use water for extinguishing a stove.
- The glass and other parts of the stoves are extremely hot and could be very dangerous for kids
- Through the glass, there is a radiant heat, don’t put flammable materials, heat sensitive objects or people at less
than 80 cm by 180°.
- Don’t leave flammable materials near to the stove.
- Never run the stove when the ashtray is out
- When cleaning the ash tray and burning pot, put all rests in a metallic container and wait at least 48 hours before
discarding it in order to prevent fire cases.
After sale service
We recommend you to always order only original spare parts directly supplied by the stove manufacturer otherwise
the guarantee will decline.
The manufacturer is not responsible for maintenance and cleaning operations made unaccordingly with this manual.

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3. HANDLING AND STOCKING
The cardboard/wood package has been designed to protect the
stove but cannot be stocked outside or in very damp places. It
must be exposed to the elements, otherwise some components
or the stove itself could get damaged and the guarantee will
decline. As stoves have some fragiles parts like glasses and
electronic components, it should be handled following few basic
rules:
Lift and lay down the stove gently. In case you use a two wheels
trolley or when transporting upstairs, always take the stove at the
side opposite to the glass (which is identified by a sticker). The
glass is always placed on the sticker side.
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4. AUTHORIZED FUEL
Pellet is produced with wood rests from clean wood machining like sawmills, furniture manufacturing or new wood
from forest culture. All these 100% vegetable materials are dried and pressed into the pellet form without adding any
kind of glue or chemical. We do approve to be used in our stoves all pellets that satisfy the European regulation EN
14961-2. All the approved pellets must carry the following logo:
New logo since 2011
Typical specifications for the approved fuel:
.caloric capacity (in MJ/kg) (2*)
. ≥ 17,6 MJ/kg
.caloric capacity (in KWh/kg) (2*)
≥ 4,9 KWh/kg
.caloric capacity (in Kcal/kg) (3*)
≥ 4.223 Kcal/kg
..density
..1,12 kg/dm3
..water content
..mass. 10,0 %
..ash content
..mass. 0,5 %
..length
..mass. 30 mm
..diameter
5- 6 mm
..thin material (rests)
..mass. 2,3% (1*)
..composition
..natural wood
If using a low quality fuel, the stove could possibly work not properly and can lead the guarantee to decline.
The uses of low quality pellet leads to:
- Shorter cleaning intervals
- Higher fuel consumption
- Lower output
- Glass getting quickly dirty
- Fire pot and exhaust smoke connection will clog up rapidly
5. NON AUTHORIZED FUELS
All pellet types that doesn’t satisfy the a.m. indications..

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6. STOVE DESCRIPTION A6LB –A10 TYPE

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6. STOVE DESCRIPTION A10C –A13C TYPE CONVEYED AIR
7. INSTALLATION
Local and regional regulations have to be conform to all the rules highlighted in this manual.
Handle opening door
Convection air outlet
Door
Adjustable feet
Adjustable feet
Fuses
Fitting the flue pipe Ø 80 mm
Electrical connection
Rear control panel
On/Off switch
Starting resistance
Roon temperature probe
Connecting external thermostat
Cold air intake Ø 80 mm
for combustion use a
of the two connectors
Outlets Ø 80 mm
ducted warm air outlet
Flap door for charge pellet
Overpressure securuty valve
Levers for hot air outlet check
Instructions on the levers for air
Section:
41. OPERATION OF THE STOVE
GUIDED
Makesurethepowersupplyisalwaysavaiable
14:34
28.5 P- 1
SPENTO
Flap door inspection lower
smoke chamber
Ashtray
Air-glass cleaning
Closing door
Inner glass ceramic
Port brazier
Grid decoration
Brazier
Remote control
Charge pellet in fire pot
Interior in skamolex

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IMPORTANT: ALL PICTURES AND DRAWINGS LISTED IN THE MANUAL ARE
ONLY INFORMAL. THE INSTALLATION MUST TO BE CONFORM TO THE LOCAL
AND NATIONAL REGULATIONS FOR INSTALLATION.
Before installing the stove please check as follows:
- The chimney has to be correctly designed for exhaust gases and must satisfy the requirements for the stove
- The distance between stove and flammable materials has to be respected
- The wall back to the stove must satisfy the regulations in force and manufacturer’s recommendations
- The external air intake must be the right size and connected to the stove
- Floor capacity is enough related to stove weight
8. LOCATION OF THE STOVE
If the stove is located on a flammable floor (i.e. parquet), you will have to protect it against radiant heat and
eventually some combustion rests with appropriate non flammable materials (steel, marble, tiles etc.).
Minimum distances to be respected are shown below and in the first page of this manual:
If scaffoldings are placed over the stove, a minimum distance of 50 cm from the stove itself and from the chimney
has to be respected. A distance of min 50 cm between the chimney and heat sensitive building elements like facing,
beams or wooden ceilings, etc. must be respected
Keep all flammable materials like wooden furniture, curtains, carpets and
flammable fluids at least 80 cm from the stove when operating).
9. THE SMOKESTACK
Each stove should be only connected to a single chimney. The chimney pipe must be built in a proper way to
facilitate cleaning and inspection. All chimneys and connection piping must be identified by an approved tag showing
all typical data in accordance with local and national regulations in force.
MIN 50 cm
MIN 50 cm

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Smoke evacuation system components designation example:
Temperature class (es: T400 minimum, T450-T600 suggested)
The smokestack temperature class should not be lower than the maximum exhaust gasses temperature declared by
the stove manufacturer.
For all appliances, temperature class lower than T400 are not allowed. In any case, always check the stove data
sheet for technical details but temperature Txxx should be at least 50 °C higher than the maximum smoke
temperature.
Pressure class (smoke tightness) N
Since all smokestacks must work in depression, the pressure class will be N = negative
By the end a smokestack showing this tag is perfect to fit a pellet stove: T450N1D2GXX
Soot fire resistance class G
All smokestacks connected to appliances with burning solid fuel, must be soot fire resistant; the designation letter will
therefore be G followed by the distance in millimeters (XX) from flammable materials. The chimney has to be build in
accordance with local and national regulations in force.
10. CONNECTING TO THE EXISTING SMOKESTACK
Piping with classification “O” and minimum distance in millimeters xx is allowed and ensures that in case of soot fire
all connecting piping will be fully replaced in order to restore the original conditions. Please make sure only 3
directions are changing of maximum 90° and a 4 meters horizontal segment are allowed (check following examples)
.
Example with 2 bends 90° Example with 3 bends 90° (maximum allowed)
The stove can be connected to an existing smokestack only after carefully checking it. If the smokestack doesn’t
show the approved tag, a registered chimneysweeper has to certify it.
When connecting to non isolated smokestacks, draught problems can occur. It is however forbidden to connect the
stove to the smokestack with a diameter bigger than 200 millimeters (in the case slot - a 100 / 150 millimeter pipe up
Metal chimney
Regulation ID number
Temperature class (as per UNI EN 1443)
Pressure class N, P or H (as per UNI EN 1443)
Moisture resistance class (as per UNI EN 1443)
Corrosion resistance class (as per UNI EN 1443)
Soot fire resistance class G or O Followed by the distance from flammable materials
EN 1443 T400 N1 D 2 G50
1
2
3
max1,5m
1
2
3
1
2
max4m
inclination
>3%
inclination
>3%

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to 4 meters or a 150 / 180 millimeters one over 5 meters of smokestack height). Always follow the local and national
regulations in force.
CONNECTORTWITH CAP
A HERMETIC CLOSING
CONNECTOR
ø 80 > ø 100
ø 80mm
ø 100mm
STOVE
INSULATING
CONNECTOR T
CONNECTOR T
CLEANING
DIRECTION
CLEANING
DIRECTION
Max4m
(min.3%)
CLEANING DIRECTION
ø 100 mm
min.
CHIMNEY
TCONNECTOR
Ø80 mm
INSULATING
Ø180 mm MAX
Ø100 mm MIN
INSERTING
OF A TUBE
INSPECTION
COVER
NOT INTEGRATED FLUE
DUCTING WITH
CLOSING FLANGE
CLOSING FLANGE IN HERMETIC
STAINLESS STEEL OR ALUMINATE
OUTDOOR AIR SUPPLY
WITH GRATE NO PACKABLE
DUCTING
EXISTING
FLUE

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11. ALLOWED INSTALLATIONS
Smokestack diameter has to be adequate to its height as is the following sketches.
The use of insulated smokestacks is recommended in all the following cases:
- All outside smokestacks.
- When getting through non heated attics or mansards
- Very long segments (over 4 meters) inside the apartment.
INSULATING
INSULATING
CLEANING
DIRECTION
Max4m
(min.3%)
CLEANING DIRECTION
CLEANING
DIRECTION
OK
Max4m
(min.3%)
CLEANING DIRECTION
NO
CLEANING DIRECTION
OK
Ø 80 mm
MAX 3 meters
Ø 100 mm
MAX 6 meters
Ø 150/180 mm
MAX 15 meters
INSULATING INSULATING

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In some countries, wall exhaust of combustion gas is forbidden by all national, regional and local regulations, in some
European countries however, it is allowed. Following sketches are wall exhaust examples for those countries where it
allowed.
12. NOT ALLOWED INSTALLATIONS IN MANY COUNTRIES OF THE EU
1) Two or more stoves connected to the same smokestack.
2) Stove and fireplace connected to the same smokestack.
Depending of your country of residence, you must respect all local and national regulations in force.
13. PASSING THROUG FLAMABLE CEILING
Be very careful when getting through walls, ceilings or roofs made of flammable materials.
The high smoke temperatures can start a fire. Always respect the safety distances of your
local and national regulations in force.
MIN 2 meters
MIN 1,5 meters
INSULATED
PIPE
Inclination > 3%
Length < 3 m

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14. CONNECTING TO THE EXTERNAL AIR INLET
The air inlet diameter should be not less than 60 millimeters and the maximum piping length is 1 meter and one 90°
bend. The stove is fitted as standard with a 80 millimeters connection. In this case, the maximum length can be 1,5
meters and one 90° bend. When connecting the stove with an external air inlet, you will get an exceptional level of
comfort and operation softness. The stove will properly burn even in case you can’t connect it to an external air inlet
but getting the combustion air from the inside of the room.
15. ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Check that the wall plug is in accordance to the stove electrical requirements: 230V/50Hz e 400Watt. Make sure that
the electrical cord doesn’t get in touch with any hot part of the stove and doesn’t run over the smoke connection, that
a proper earth is available and a proper circuit breaker is fitted. In case of irregular power supply (normally in remote
or mountain areas), do not worry, your stove is protected with two 5X20 4A STD between the main switch and the
cord plug on the rear panel. Check the fuses before installing the stove.

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16. REMOTE CONTROL INSTRUCTIONS
The remote control works up to a maximum distance of 8 meters and allows you to
regulate your pellet stove.
› Button 1 - Navigation
To reduce the temperature, the power output and scrolling downs the menu.
› Button 2 - Navigation
To increase temperature, the power output and scrolling ups the menu.
› Button 3 - ON-OFF and BACK
Hold during 3 seconds for switching the stove on and off. Press once for getting back
into the menu till home page.
› Button 4 - ROOM TEMPERATURE SETTING
Press for entering the room temperature setting menu with buttons 1 and 2.
› Button 5 - POER OUTPUT SETTING
Press for entering the power output level 1 to 5 setting menu with buttons 1 and 2.
› Button 6 - Not in use
Not in use.
› Button 7 - MENU and OK
Press for entering the main menu than use buttons 1 and 2 for scrolling; press button
7 again for entering the desired sub menu.
Press to confirm selection (OK).
› Display
All the needed informations are displayed (the above schema represents the starting
screen):
If no controls are pressed for 30 seconds after switching on the stove the remote
control enters the stand-by status and the display goes off. Press any button to
reactivate.
To lock or unlock the keyboard: button 7 and button 3 in rapid sequence.
The remote control is supplied with a wall rest.
Do not place the remote control near the stove or close to other heat sources. For best
results, we suggest to locate it at a height of 150 centimeters. The maximum operating range of 8 meters from the
stove depends on architectonical barriers (walls). The remote control should be handled with care and not exposed
to the weather (sun, rain). The control is fitted with AAA cells (included). Change batteries every year or when low.
Remove the cover on the backside to access the battery location. Please dispose flat batteries properly. In case of
doubts, check with your local recycling center.
When programming the stove using the remote control, the clock stops, so if you use
with the remote control for a long time, you will find that the display not indicate more
the exact time. The clock goes programmed every time you use for a long time with the
remote control.
TOLERANCE INDICATOR OF TEMPERATURE ON THE REMOTE CONTROL is + or - 3 ° C