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Maintenance and UserManual
Pellet Stove
BIO 80 BIO 80Q
IMPORTANT!
This Appliance must be fitted by a HETAS / METAC Qualified Installer

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BIOa unique pellet stove!
Main features:
High efficiency
With the use of an advanced electronics
and an excellent heat exchange system,
an high efficiency is reached.
Intelligent heating
The ventilation of the stove doesn’t start if
the combustion chamber is not hot.
Automatic timer On/Off
Programmable for 4 ignitions and 4
shutdowns per day - 7/7 days.
Standby
When reaching the set temperature the
heater shuts Off. It turns On again only
when the temperature drops below the set
level.
Multi ventilation
There are 5 levels of power and adjustable
ventilation.
Silent
The innovative technologies employed
allow a very low noise level.
Automatic temperature control
The internal thermostat senses the
temperature environment and maintains it
constant according to the settings inserted.
Control display
The control display allows adjustment and
programming of the stove.
Pellet savings
In reference to the set temperature the
internal software modulates the flame in to
reduce the consumption of fuel.
Serial connector
Useful for technical personnel and
parameters programming.
Self cleaning brazier
A forced ventilation into the brazier starts
periodically.
Auto Off
The heater shuts off automatically in case
of lack of power or exceeding of safety limit
of the flue gas temperature.
•PACKING
IMPORTANT!
we recommend you move the appliance with adequate means paying attention to the safety
regulation. Don’t turn the package upside down and handle the majolica details with care.

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Dear client,
We thank you for having chosen one of our products. Our products are designed and made in
accordance with the safety standards in force with high quality materials and a great experience about
transformation processes. We recommend you to read carefully the instructions of this manual to obtain
the best performance of your appliance.
This manual is an important part of the product: make sure you keep it always with the appliance, even
if you give the appliance away to another person. Whether you lose it, ask for as copy to the nearest
service centre.
•INDEX
•WARNINGS AND SAFETY............................................................................................................................. 2
•WARNING FOR THE USER ......................................................................................................................... 3
•FAQ'S AND TROUBLESHOOT...................................................................................................................... 3
•PACKING .........................................................................................................................................................4
•CHIMNEY FLUE ..............................................................................................................................................4
•FUEL ................................................................................................................................................................9
•INSTALLATION .............................................................................................................................................10
•USE................................................................................................................................................................11
•SAFETY DEVICES ........................................................................................................................................17
•MAINTENANCE.............................................................................................................................................18
•TECHNICAL DATA & MEASURES: BIO 80. .................................................................................................20
•TECHNICAL DATA & MEASURES: BIO 80Q/...............................................................................................21
•IF THERE IS A PROBLEM ............................................................................................................................24
•GUARANTEE.................................................................................................................................................27
•WARNINGS AND SAFETY
The stoves built in our factory are made with great care, also for individual components, in order to
protect both the user and the installer from the possibility of accident. We therefore strongly advise
skilled personnel, after any operation carried out on the product, to take special care with the electrical
connections, especially the bare part of the conductors, which should not come out of the terminal board
in any way, so as to prevent possible contact with the live parts of the conductor. When installing the
appliance, comply with all local regulations and byelaws, including those referring to national and
European legislation.
Installation should be carried out by a HETAS / METAC Qualified Installer, who will take complete
responsibility for final installation and for consequent correct operation of the installed product. Fair
will not be liable in the event of failure to respect these instructions.
This stove should be used for the purposes for which it was designed and made. The manufacturer is
excluded from any contractual or extra-contractual liability for damage caused to persons, animals or
objects, by errors in installation, adjustment or maintenance and by improper use. After removing the
packing make sure the contents are complete and intact. If not, contact the retailer where the apparatus
was purchased. The stove should be serviced at least once a year, by making an appointment in good
time with the technical assistance services.
For safety reasons, always bear in mind: This appliance should not be used by people (including
children) with physical, sensory or mental limitations or by people with little experience or knowledge,
unless they are supervised or receive instruction on how to use the appliance by the person who is
responsible for their safety. Do not touch the stove if barefoot or if parts of the body are wet or damp.
Never change the safety devices or adjustment devices without prior authorisation and instruction from
the manufacturer.
Do not pull, detach or twist the electric cables coming out of the stove, even if it is disconnected from
the power supply. Do not block or reduce the size of the openings for ventilation on the premises where
the stove is installed. The ventilation openings are essential for correct combustion.
Keep the packaging out of reach of children and unassisted incapable people. Do not use the appliance
as an incinerator or in any other way than that for which it has been designed. When the appliance is
running its exterior, in particular, will reach high contact temperatures; handle with care to burns.
Do not make any unauthorised changes to the appliance. Use only original spare parts as
recommended by the manufacturer.

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•WARNING FOR THE USER
You shall do this for a proper functioning of the stove
1. Use certified quality pellet;
2. Before any ignition or ignition failure you shall clean the grate, so remove it, vacuum the space
below and then place it in its proper housing;
3. Once a month you shall open the T-fitting, vacuum the dust from the surface having then the
foresight to close it properly;
4. Clean and empty the ash pan before it is completely filled;
5. Check that the pellet hopper is charged and eventually fill it.
ATTENTION! Remember: once a year, you must do a thorough cleaning of flue and of the stove for a
good functioning and for security of the environment.
For the extraordinary maintenance call the Authorized Service Center nearest to you.
When "SerV" appears on the display, it means that the preset maximum working hours have been reached.
Request maintenance assistance from a qualified professional. Failure to observe this precaution can damage
the stove and its electrical and mechanical parts, compromising operation, safety and validity of the
guarantee.
•FAQ's & TROUBLESHOOT
Below are some common questions you might have when getting started with your new Bio Pellet Stove:
What size room is this pellet stove suited for :
This all depends on preference as well as your buildings insulation. For a newer home with good
insulation we recommend a medium sized room above (min. 5m x 5m x h~2.4m) with the minimum
output of this stove being 3kW (and can reach up to 7.5kW depending on your settings).
We recommend referring to an online stove output to room size calculator to help you decide the
correct size space for your new stove.
My Pellet Stove doesn't turn OFF straight away: This is because of the built in Cleaning feature
This feature goes through a 10 minute clean when your stove has been powered off after use. This is to
help maintain and make your pellet stove as efficient as possible.
To avoid having to go through the the process twice (when stove is being turned off and later when
turning back on) do not turn power off at the mains connection after use, insetead ensure you turn off
using the on/off power button on the stove itself.
The flame of my Pellet Stove keeps cutting out : The 4 most common reasons for this are:
1/ Not enough pellets in the fuel reservoir.
We recommend you fill the fuel reservoir to top before each use. When the fuel reservoir is below 1/3 full
you must refill.
2/ A downdraught due to flue system.
Please ensure the flue system is fitted currently and has an anti-down draught cowl.
3/ Quality of the fuel / wood pellets are damp.
Please ensure that wood pellets are stored properly at room temperature.
4/ Sometimes during maintenance users fit the Brazier grate back incorrectly leading to this issue.
Please refer to pg.19 for more information on how to refit the brazier grate correctly.
When I turn on my pellet stove it produces a lot of smoke in the combustion chamber that comes out. :
this happens when the brazier is not completely emptied of the pellets before ignition. The excessive
accumulation of pellets in the brazier therefore causes this phenomenon in the starting phase.
It is highly recommended to EMPTY AND CLEAN THE BRAZIER BEFORE EACH IGNITION to prevent
too much smoke from forming inside the combustion chamber.

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If your stove emits a small quantity of smoke in starting phase because of this DO NOT turn off your
stove (the stove will extract the smoke given time – turning off the stove while there is smoke will cause further
smoke to build and not be extracted.)
How to register my new stoves warranty :
Henley Stoves does not accept warranty submissions through post/email
Please register your warranty at https://henleystoves.com/henley-warranty/

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Anti DownDraught Cowl
45oBend Twin Wall
Twin Wall Insulated Pipe
125mm Pipe should only be used if
the total length of the fit system is
beyond 5m. including bends (one
90obend = 1m)
TPiece w/ Cleaning Door
80mm Straight Coupler
w/ Cleaning Door
Twin Wall
80mm-Twin W all Adapter
•CHIMNEY FLUE
Please refer to the current issues of British Standards BS EN 15287-1:2007 - design,installation and
commissioning of chimneys before commencing installation The chimney draw is critical on any
installation and should be checked to ensure that it matches what is specified. If the draw is higher than
recommended, we advise that provision must be made to correct the overdraw. The draw can vary in
different weather conditions and the customer should be made aware of this.
Failure to correct an over-drawing flue will invalidate the warranty,and may damage the appliance.
Please remember that chimney draught is dependent on four main factors.
•Flue gas temperature • Flue height • Flue size • Flue terminal
The flue or chimney system must be in good condition. It must be inspected by a HETAS /MECTAC
Qualified Installer and passed for use with the appliance before installation. Products of combustion
entering the room can cause serious health risks.
Anti Down Draught Cowl
Flexi Linaer all the way to
top of Chimney
Lined Chimney
Fill space with vermiculite
Straight Pipe
(L.300mm min.)
T Piece w/ Cleaning Door
•The construction of the masonry chimneys, flue block chimneys & connecting flue pipe system must
meet requirements of the Building Regulations. We recommend a flexible flue liner system certified for
use with solid fuel systems be used to improve stove performance. The flue liner must be removed
when an appliance is replaced,unless proven to be recently installed and in good condition.
The installation of manual draft adjustment devices on forced draft appliances is not permitted.
•The minimum height of the flue or chimney must be 4.5m from the hearth to the top of the flue,
with no horizontal sections & a maximum of 4 bends. Bends must have angles of less than 45
degrees from the vertical. Ensure the connecting flue pipe is kept a suitable distance from any
combustible material and does not form part of the supporting structure of the building.
Make provision to remove the appliance without the need to dismantle the chimney. Any existing
flue must be confirmed as suitable For the new intended use as defined in the Building
Regulations. The flue or chimney systems must be inspected and swept to confirm the system is
structurally sound and free from obstructions.
• It is not possible to connect the appliance to a flue shared with other combustion appliances or
in the presence of hood exhausts. It is forbidden to use the direct drain on the wall or towards
closed spaces and any other form of drainage not provided for by the legislation in force in the
country of installation. It is recommended to check the safety distances that must be respected in
the presence of combustible materials and the type of insulating material to be used (data that
can be found directly from the flue plate).

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These positions are defined by Document J of the Building Regulations.
Seek specialist advice if installing
in a dwelling with a thatched roof
Adjacent
Building
Terminal
Flue
Horizontal
Measurement
A
D
150mm
Max
B
Vertical
Measurement
C
Adjacent
Building
Insulation
The datum for vertical measurement is the point of
discharge of the
fl
ue from either the point of disxcharge
ofn the
flue or 150mm above insulation, whichever is
the lower.
If the chimney is believed to have previously served an open fire it must be swept a second time
within a month of regular use after installation to clear any soot falls that may have occurred due to
difference in combustion levels. The flue exit from the building must comply with local building control
rules. Do not connect or share the flue or chimney system with another heating appliance. Do not
connect to systems containing large voids or spaces over 230mm square.
Chimney
Suitable access must be provided to enable the collection and removal of debris. The flue must be
swept and inspected when the appliance is installed. The flue draught must be checked with all
windows and doors closed and any extraction fans in this, or adjoining rooms, running at maximum
speed (see next section for additional ventilation requirements).
•Max. draught = 2.0mm Wg,
•Min. draught = 1.0mm Wg
The draught, which is necessary for the different models of pellets stoves, is 8pa to 12pa (0,08 to
0,12mbar).
Point where the flue passes through weather surface (Note 1 & 2) Clearances to the flue outlet
AAt or within 600mm of the ridge At least 600mm above ridge
BElsewhere on the roof (whether pitched or flat) At least 2300mm horizontally from the nearest point on the
weather surface (a) at least 100mm above the highest
point of interaction of the chimney and weather surface; or
(b) at least as high as the ridge
CBelow (on a pitched roof) or within 2300mm horizontally to open-
able rooflight, dormer window, or other opening (Note 3)
At least 1000mm above the top as the ridge
DWithin 2300mm of an adjoining or adjacent building, not beyond the
boundary (Note 3)
At least 600mm above any part of the adjacent of the
building wall
Note:
1. The weather surface is the building external, such as it’s roof tiles or external walls.
2. A flat roof has a pitch less the 10º
3. The clearance given for A or B, as appropriate, will also apply.
4. A vertical flue fixed to an outside wall should be treated as equivalent to an inside flue emerging at the nearest edge of the roof
Chimney Maintenance
The chimney flue must be kept always clean: deposits of soot or incombustible oils reduce its section in size
obstructing its draught, compromising the good functioning of the stove and if the residuals are big they can
catch fire. The chimney flue and pot must be cleaned and checked by an expert at least once a year. Safety
can be compromised by the non-cleaning.

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Height Over Adjacent Building
The Outlet of a chimney or flue in relation to an adjacent building should be as seen above
Height Over Roof
Outlet of a chimney or a flue to be not less that 1m above the highest point of contact of chimney and roof. Where
the roof has a pitch of more than 10º on both sides and the outlet is at the ridge or within 600mm of it, the height of
the chimney or flue pipe may be reduced to 600mm.
Height Over Openings
The outlet of a chimney or flue pipe should also be not less than 1m above the top of any opening skylight,
opening window or wall ventilator within 2.3m

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External air intake
We recommend to set an air intake from the outside to have a healthy inner environment. The air flow
between the outside and the room can be vented directly from a duct on the external wall of the room
(best solution, see picture 5-A) or indirectly from adjacent rooms (see picture 5-B) as long as these
rooms are not bedrooms, garages, store rooms, rooms that present the risk of fire or with an opposite
draft due to a suction system without air intake.
The air intake duct must have an inner cross section of at least 20 cm2but this parameter must be
increased if there is an electric ventilation system to air the room (ex. Kitchen hood) (see picture 7). The
air intake duct must be located near the floor and safe from any accidentalobstruction.
Pic. 5
Pic. 6
Air necessary for combustion
All types of combustion need air (oxygen). Hence, every stove extracts air from the room in which it is
installed and then the air has to be returned. Bad combustion may be caused by poor air circulation
inside the house and this often occurs in modern homes, which have hermetically sealed doors and
windows. The situation can also be problematical when, on the other hand, there are drafts inside the
room (generated by fans in the kitchen or bathroom for example).
To avoid this type of problem we recommend installing a permanent ventilation grid in a window or near
the stove. Air intake directly from the outside is compulsory.
WARNING!
Use only certified pipes and steel preferably. Pipes in synthetic material are aluminium must never be
used.
Comburent air duct
We recommend to vent the flow of air for combustion purposes directly from the outside through a pipe
with diameter 40 mm, located behind the stove (see pages 20, 21) that allows a better combustion with
no risk against safety.
When the installation takes place it is necessary to verify the minimum distances of the comburent air
duct taken directly from the outside as (for example) a window or an open door can take off the
comburent air necessary to the stove (see hereunder table). The duct outlet must be covered with a grid
strainer against birds. If extractor fans are used in the same room or place where the appliance is
installed this may create problems.
Maximum capacity of electric ventilation(m3/h) Net additional section (cm2)
Up to 50
140
Over 50 and up to 100
280
Over 100 and up to 150
420

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Pic. 7
The air intake
must be at a distance of:
1.5 m Below
Doors, windows, fume exhaust, air
spaces etc.
1.5 m Level with
Doors, windows, fume exhaust, air
spaces etc.
0.3 m Above
Doors, windows, fume exhaust, air
spaces etc.
1.5 m
Far away
Smoke outlet
Connection to the chimney flue
Pic. 8
A pellets stove works with a fumes draft forced by a ventilator, therefore you must be sure that all piping
is properly made as explained in this chapter by specialised staff. The pipes fitting between the stove
and the chimney flue must be short in order to support the draft and avoid the formation of condensate
inside the pipes. The diameter of the fumes pipe must be equal to or bigger than the diameter of the
waste fumes pipe (diameter 80mm).
For the fumes pipe fitting you should use pipe made of plate for stove-setting, type B22 with silicone
strips, pipes of painted aluminates steel (minimum thickness 1,5mm) or made of stainless steel A316
or porcelain zed (minimum thickness 0,5mm) with a diameter of 80 mm or 100mm depending on the
type of plant (see picture 2 pag.6), you can not use pipes made of asbestos cement or flexible metal.
The pipes must be sealed with high temperature silicone (min. 250°) and fixed together with a self-
threading screw with diameter 3.9. You must always use a T pipe fitting (see picture 8) with inspection
plug, which allows an easy periodic cleaning of the pipes without having to disassemblethem.
Make sure that after the cleaning the inspection plugs are closed hermetically with good strip. For
changes of direction you can only use 3 T pipefitting and the fumes pipe length must not exceed 2
meters of horizontal projection with a minimum gradient of 5% (see picture 2 pag.6). You can’t link more
than one appliance to the same fumes pipe, you can’t direct the waste fumes coming from above hoods
into the same fumes pipe, you can’t discharge the combustion products through the wall directly to the
outside or to close spaces in open air. You can’t connect any other type of appliances (wood stoves,
hoods, boilers etc.). You can’t fit butterfly valves or anything that can block the fumes passage anyway.

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Examples of correct installation
1. Installation with hole on the roof for the passage of the pipe using an adequate mineral insulator (rock
wool, ceramic fibre with a density bigger than 80 kg/m3). The hole diameter varies from 300 mm, if
the hole is in contact with flammable materials (wood etc.), to 200 mm if in contact with non-
flammable materials (cement, bricks, etc.). This rule is valid also for holes on thewall.
2. Old chimney flue, ducted with an external door for the cleaning.
3. External chimney flue made of insulated stainless steel pipes with double wall, diameter 8-10 cm,
well fixed on the wall.
4. Ducts system of T pipe fittings for easy cleaning without the disassemble of the pipes.
Pic. 9
IMPORTANT!
Ensure correct adapter is used : STRA172 - 250x80mm Female to Female Adapter where needed.
•FUEL
Combustible material
Do not use inflammable liquids. Wood pellets are the only combustible material you can use. You can
find different kind of pellets with different characteristics and quality on sale. We recommend to use
pellets of good quality as that has great influence on the heating capacity and on the residuals of ash.
Pellets characteristics are: diameter of 6-7 mm, maximum length 30 mm, they must be well pressed and
little friable, without any residuals of glue, resin or additive.
WARNING!
Not adequate pellets can cause bad combustion, frequent blockage of the brazier, obstruction of waste
pipes, increase of consumption and decrease of heating power, dirtiness of the glass, increase of ash
quantity or unburned granules. Any wet pellets causes bad combustion and bad functioning of the
appliance, therefore make sure you store the pellets in dry rooms but at least 1 meter far from the stove
or any other heating appliance.
We suggest you to try different pellets on sale and then choose those with the best performance. The
use of low quality pellets can damage the stove making the guarantee not granted and the manufacturer
not responsible for the damage.

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•INSTALLATION
Introduction
The stove position must be chosen in accordance with the environment, the waste pipe and the chimney
flue. Verify with the local authority if there are restrictive rules about the air intake for combustion
purposes and ventilation of domestic environment and about the waste fumes pipes plant with chimney
flue and chimney pot. The manufacturer declines any responsibility in case of installation not in
accordance with the standards in force, with a not correct ventilation system, an electrical connection
not in accordance with the standards in force, or in case of bad use of theappliance.
The installation must be carried out by a qualified technician who will sign a declaration of conformity of
the system and take all responsibility for the installation and good functioning of the appliance. A booklet
of testing and periodic maintenance to be carried out by the installer is issued to the client together with
the stove.
Installation
The appliance should be installed on a floor with
adequate load bearing capacity. If the existing structure
does not satisfy this requirement it is essential to take
appropriate precautions (e.g. install a load distribution
plate). Insert and adjust the 4 feet that are supplied or
adjust them if already installed, so that the base of the
stove becomes detached from the floor. When the
appliance is installed it should be placed so as to allow
easy access for cleaning the stove itself, the exhaust gas
ducts and the chimney flue.
The pellets stove must be installed in isolation, with a
minimum air space of 15 cm to allow an adequate cooling
of the appliance and a good distribution of heat in the
domestic environment. In compliance with fire-prevention
methods there must be a minimum distance of at least 20
cm from flammable objects (sofas, furniture, wooden
covering) to the back and side of the stove and of 80 cm
to the front where the fire door is. If the floor is made of
flammable material you must prepare a coverage made
Pic.10
of non-flammable material (plate of steel, marble, refractory material), which sticks out 50 cm from the
front of the stove where the fire door is and 20 cm from the other sides (see picture 10). You can’t install
the stove in bedrooms or bathrooms.
Electrical connection
IMPORTANT! the appliance must be installed by specialised staff. The electrical connection must be
carried out using the supplied cable, adding an adequate plug on a socket which can take the load factor
and voltage specific of each model as indicated on the technical data table (see pages 20, 21), the plug
must be accessible when the appliance is installed. It is necessary that the fixed power grid is protected
with a single pole switch to assure a complete disconnection with a minimum opening between the
contacts of 3 mm. Make sure there is an efficient grounding, if there isn’t one or it is inefficient you
should provide to have a grounding installed in compliance with the standards in force.
N.B. The stove heating system is protected by fuse located inside the main switch behind the stove.
Always remember to disconnect the power supply before carrying out any maintenance and/or checks!
Use of an external thermostat
The stove is already operating via an ambient probe positioned behind it. It is recommended to check
its position and not to pass it near any heat source. If you want to connect an outside room thermostat
of any type to a stove, use a 2x0.5mm2 cable, make it through the hole beneath the tank and connect
it to the electronic board in the 2-pin "External Thermostat" housing. (see electric diagram p.22). These
operations must be carried out by a specialized technician.

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To use this option, after installing the remote thermostat, set the ambient temperature below the
minimum value of 6°C with the (P2) button on the display. When "t-E" appears in the display, the function
will be active: from this time the room temperature must be set by the externalthermostat.
Ventilation
The air vented by the motoventilators keeps the stove temperature low preventing the materials the
stove is made of from excessive stress and heating the domestic environment more homogeneously.
Make sure you periodically test if the ventilator works properly.
•USE
Basic instructions
The stove that you have bought uses fuel in pellets. This type of material is made of natural wood chips
from the wood processing industry. A special process that requires neither binders nor additives is used
to compress the chips in industrial machinery at high pressure so that they become solid wood pellets.
Use of raw materials that have not been made into pellets is ABSOLUTELY PROHIBITED in our stove.
Failure to respect this instruction will invalidate all guarantees and may have a negative affect on the
safety of the apparatus.
For the first two or three times when you light the stove, bear in mind the following advice:
-Children should not be present, because the vapours emitted by the stove may be harmful to health.
Adults should also avoid staying for long near the stove.
-Do not touch the surfaces as they may still be unstable.
-Air the room well several times.
-The surfaces will be fully hardened after several heating processes.
-Operate the stove at medium Power for 2-3 days (display A will show the number 3) so that the
mechanical parts are able to settle into smooth running.
IMPORTANT!
Continuous operation of the stove at maximum power may shorten the expected life of the electrical
components, we therefore advise against it. We suggest using the stove at maximum power only at the
start, in order to bring the room quickly to the desired temperature (for an hour and a half for example).
The stove is designed for using pellets with a diameter of 6-7 mm. If you need to use pellets of different
diameters, an authorised servicing engineer must first take it away for adjustment.
Introduction
It is recommended to follow the hereunder guidelines for the best functioning and least consumption. If
the installation is well carried out and the fumes pipe is efficient the lightning of the pellets will be very
easy. The procedure is as following: empty and clean the brazier, verify there are enough pellets in the
tank. If you start the stove for the first time you should wait for the cochlea to be filled with pellets and
that requires at least three attempts at starting, as the brazier is empty. Make sure the door is well close.
ATTENTION!
Don’t use any kind of inflammable liquid during the lightning (alcohol, petrol, gasoline, etc.).
At the first starting you should keep the fire lightning slowly for at least 24 hours to allow the materials
the stove and the furnace are made of to settle the inner elastic stress avoiding permanent damages.
Some greasy working residuals and paints can produce smell and smoke during the first hours of
functioning, we recommend to air the room as they can be harmful to people and pets.
ATTENTION! The programming parameters from 1 to 5 are set by the company and can be changed
only by an authorised technician.

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Control panel
Pic. 11
Key (P1+) and (P2-): they increase or decrease the thermostat parameter from minimum 06°C to
maximum 40°C. If you keep (P1) pressed you can see the waste fumes temperature displayed. They
both have programming function.
Key (P3): to go to menu of parameters of the user and technician.
Key (P4): (ON/OFF) to turn on and off, to unlock from alarms and go out from programming.
Key (P5-) and (P6+): to increase or decrease the power/ventilation of the stove from 1 to 5.
Led1 if on, it indicates programming timer active.
Led2 if on, it indicates the cochlea isworking.
Led3 it flashes when receiving input from the remote control.
Led4 if on, it indicates that the chosen temperature isreached.
Led5 it flashes when you are setting temperature or you are inside the menu.
Led6 if on, it indicates active glow plug.
Led7 if on, it indicates active alarm.
Display A: during start up phase it shows the state of the stove. During the functioning it shows the
heating power. When setting input it shows the parameter label you are changing.
Display B: during start up phase it shows the state of the stove. During functioning it shows the
temperature chosen by the user. During input setting, it shows the parameter you are changing.
Starting
To start the stove, keep key (P4) pressed for few seconds, then the gear case will set the stove in a pre-
ventilation state, displaying “Start”, starting the extractor fan at minimum rate and the pre-heating of the
starting resistance. After this phase which lasts 2 minutes, it will be displayed “Load Pellet”, the cochlea
will stoke pellets and the resistance will keep warming up. When the temperature is high enough, thanks
to the fume gas feeler, the electronic gear case (after 7-10 minutes) will consider the starting phase
ended and start the next phase of flame stabilisation displaying “Flame light” and starting the tangential
ventilator (heat exchanger). When the “Flame light” phase ends, the gear case will set the work state,
displaying the chosen heating power (you can change it with keys (P5-) and (P6+) and the environment
temperature. During this phase keys (P5-) and (P6+) can regulate the stove power from 1 to 5. If the
environment temperature exceed the limit parameter fixed on key-board during the temperature setting
the heating power will decrease to minimum rate until the parameter is back to its prefixed limit.

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Non-starting
If pellets don’t light up, the non-starting will be indicated by an alarm “Al 5 alar al 5 No lightning”. The
stove starting takes about 7/10 minutes with good quality pellets and an environment temperature of
about 10°C. If the environment temperature is lower, the starting plug is not able to start the stove; in
this case you can help putting a lighted igniter on the brazier.
Energy failure
After an energy blackout, when the stove is restored it will display “Al 1 alar al 1 Blac-out”. The fumes
gas extractor will discharge the fumes residuals for 20 minutes starting the switching off phase. When
the cooling phase is completed, empty the brazier from excessive pellets and start the stove again.
To bypass the start stage (e.g. the fire goes out unintentionally): just press key (6) for about 2 sec. and
the stove will immediately go into the ON operating phase; it is only possible to jump the startup phase
if the smoke temperature (detected by the probe) is over 55°-60°C. Below these values, after several
seconds the stove will return to the “Start” startup stage.
Temperature setting
To modify the environment temperature you can press any time key (P1+) or (P2-) to regulate it. The
chosen temperature and the environment temperature will be displayed on display B.
Fumes gas temperature
To verify the fumes gas temperature at the outlet keep key (P1) pressed for few seconds.
Switching off
To switch off the stove keep (P4) pressed, “Clean-final” will be displayed. During this phase the stoking
of pellets is stopped, the tangential fan is switched off and after 15 minutes the fumes extractor is turned
off too (that occurs anyway if the stove is hot or cold).
To put off the fire
If it happens you suddenly have to put off the fire burst out from the stove or chimney flue, use carbon
dioxide extinguisher (CO2) or ask for the fire-brigade intervention. Do not use water to put off the fire in
the brazier.
Pellets stoking
If you have to stoke the stove with pellets while it is working, make sure the pellets bag doesn’t get in
contact with any hot surface. Make sure the pellets tank is always closed with its lid. Don’t put any
residuals of combustible material (unburned embers) of the brazier into the pellets tank.
Menu 01 Clock setting
The present time and date can be set from this menu. The base card is provided with a lithium battery
which provides the internal clock with an autonomy of over 3/5 years.
•Press set button (P3) on panel- this will bring you into the setting M1.
•Set your time and date by scrolling through buttons (P5) and (P6).
•To return to main screen, press power button (P4).
Menu 02 Timer setting
From this menu it is possible to program all the automatic start and stop of the stove choosing among
the various options: day, week or weekend.

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The Timer setting menu is divided into 4 menus:
M-2-1 TIMER PROGRAMMING ON/OFF;
M-2-2 DAILY PROGRAM;
M-2-3 WEEKLY PROGRAM;
M-2-4 WEEK-END PROGRAM.
M-2-1 Timer programming ON/OFF
Activate (ON) / Deactivate (OFF) the time programming of the stove. You will need to follow this step
and activate to move forward. Otherwise the programming of times will not lock in to the system.
•Press set button (P3), go into setting M2-1 by scrolling through buttons (P5) and(P6).
•Press set, decide ON/OFF by scrolling through (P1) and (P2), press set (P3) and finally power
button (P4).
M-2-2 Daily program
To programme your twice daily times you want the pellet stove to turn ON/OFF.
•Go into setting M2-2, press set (P3), decide ON/OFF, confirm with set (P3).
•If you decide ON, the green light of programming will switch ON on the screen . This green light
will ensure all daily times will be programmed into system.
•Once done, you will be setting the first daily programme time which is the time you want the pellet
stove to turn ON and then when you want it to turn OFF.
•To do this, you need to scroll through (P1) and (P2) to set the time ON (for example h 6:30) and the
same with time OFF (for example h 10:30). Press set (P3) to confirm eachtime.
•Next, the pellet stove will ask you to set the second daily programme time which is the second time
you want the pellet stove to turn ON (for example h 17:00) and turn OFF(for example h 21:00).
Press set (P3) to confirm each time.
The situation could be the following:
Daily Program
Start 1
Stop 1
Start 2
Stop 2
ON
h 6:30 h 10:30 h 17:00 h 21:00
•To return to main screen, press power button twice (P4).
M-2-3 Weekly Program
To programme your four daily times you want the pellet stove to turn ON/OFF from Monday to Sunday
(weekly program). If you opt to use this programme instead of the twice daily option, then you will need
to reset the daily program of Menu M2-2 on OFF.
ATTENTION! Weekly programming is complicated. It must be performed with great care, avoiding
crossover start and stop times between the different programs.
•Press set (P3) button, go into setting M2-3 by scrolling through buttons (P5) and(P6).
•Press set (P3), decide ON/OFF, confirm with (P3).
•If you decide ON, the green light will switch ON . This green light will ensure all daily times will
be programmed into system.
•Once done, you now have the option of setting the pellet stove to come on and off at 4 different
times in the day.
•It will now show up on the LED screen Programme 1 – set the time you want the pellet stove to
come on (for example h 7:00) followed by the time you want it to go off (for example h 9:00) by
scrolling through (P1) and (P2) and pressing (P3) set button for each.
•It will now ask you what days you would like these programmed times to come on at. Decide
ON/OFF for each day by scrolling through (P1) and (P2).
•Monday ON/OFF > Tuesday ON/OFF > Wednesday ON/OFF > Thursday ON/OFF > Friday
ON/OFF > Saturday ON/OFF > Sunday ON/OFF.

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The situation could be the following:
Start
Stop
Mon.
Tue.
Wed.
Thur.
Fri.
Sat.
Sun.
Progr. 1 h 07:00 h 09:00
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF OFF
•Now you can follow the same procedure above for the second, third and fourth programme and
pressing (P3) button once done for each.
An hypothetical situation with all 4 weekly programs set could be the following:
Start
Stop
Mon.
Tue.
Wed.
Thur.
Fri.
Sat.
Sun.
Progr. 1 h 07:00 h 09:00
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF OFF
Progr. 2 h 11:00 h 13:00
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF OFF
Progr. 3 h 17:00 h 21:00
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF OFF
Progr. 4 h 10:00 h 20:00 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
ON
ON
•To return to main screen, press power button twice (P4).
ATTENTION! in order to avoid confusion and unwanted start and stop operations, activate one program
at a time if you know exactly what you want to obtain. Deactivate the daily program if you want to use
the weekly program.
M-2-4 Week-End Program
To programme your twice daily times you want the pellet stove to turn ON/OFF on the week end
(weekend program). If you opt to use this programme for the weekend, in the previous weekly program
M2-3 you should leave OFF on Saturday and Sunday in all four programs in order to avoid any crossover
with weekend program M2-4.
•Go into setting M2-4, press set (P3), decide ON/OFF, then confirm with set (P3).
•If you decide ON, the green light will switch ON . This green light will ensure all daily times will
be programmed into system.
•Once done, you will be setting the first daily programme time (Saturday) which is the time you want
the pellet stove to turn ON and then when you want it to turn OFF.
•To do this, you need to scroll through (P1) and (P2) to set the time ON (for example h 9:00) and the
same with time OFF (for example h 21:00). Press set (P3) to confirm eachtime.
•Next, the pellet stove will ask you to set the second daily programme time (Sunday) which is the
second time you want the pellet stove to turn ON (for example h 10:00) and turn OFF (for example
h 22:00). Press set (P3) to confirm each time.
The situation could be the following:
Week-End Program Saturday
Sunday
Start 1
Stop 1
Start 2
Stop 2
ON
h 9:00 h 21:00 h 10:00 h 22:00
•To get back to main screen, press power button twice (P4).
Menu 03 Language Selection
This function allows selecting the display language. Go to menu M3 and confirm press set (P3). In order
to switch to the following language press (P1), you can select one the available languages: ITALIANO,
ENGLISH, DEUTSCH, FRANCAIS, ESPAÑOL, NEDERLANDSE. To confirm the language press set
(P3) and to go back press (P4).

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Menu 04 Stand-by
The stove includes the possibility to enter in the stand-by function. To enable the stand-by function
access the M4 and with the buttons (P1) and (P2) select the value between ON/OFF and confirm with
set (P3). The stove works in this way: if the set temperature of the heater is 20°C with Delta T 01°C,
once it reaches 21°C (then 20°C + 01°C Delta T) and after 10 minutes of time the stove will go off /
standby and resume operation once the temperature drops to 19°C (20°C - 01°C delta T).
Menu 05 / Menu 06 / Menu 07
ATTENTION! These menus (functions) are exclusively for the Technical service, improper use can
affect the functioning of the stove itself.
Menu 08
This Menu shall not be modified as it changes the functioning of the pellet stove activating only the
ambient air ventilator.
If you enter by mistake in this menu, then the pellet stove will not light the flame but will just blow cold
air when ON. You will see on the display one of these messages below.
When this menu is activated you will see on the display the message below when the stove is OFF
To get back to the normal heating functioning of the stove with the flame, just go on Menu 8 again,
select “INVE” and press SET

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Optional remote control
With the remote control it is possible to adjust the heating power, the desired
ambient temperature and switch the apparatus on/off automatically.
To switch on the stove press buttons (P1) and (P6) simultaneously for 3 seconds;
the apparatus will automatically enter the ignition stage. After the ignition stage
it will enter normal operation mode and buttons P6 and P5 can be used to adjust
the heating power. Pressing (P1 +) or (P2 -) will adjust the desired ambient
temperature. To switch off the stove keep buttons (P1) and (P6) pressed
simultaneously for 3 seconds, display A will show the message “Off”. The remote
control operates with a 12 Volt MN21 type battery.
The batteries should be removed from the device before it is disposed of and
must themselves be disposed of safely.
Carry out the following operations to change the batteries:
-use a screwdriver to loosen the screw on the back of the remote control;
-slide out the cover and replace the batteries, taking care to orient the polarities correctly;
-close the cover and tighten the screw.
Transferable models
Optional are supplied with 4 swivel castors of which 2 (front) with a
self-locking brake, in order to maintain a stable position of the stove.
To be placed instead of the fixed legs (Figure 13). For the
application, it is sufficient to remove the pins with a common wrench
and screw the wheels in place.
Pic.12
Pic.13

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•SAFETY DEVICES
Introduction
Safety devices are useful to prevent and avoid risks of damages to people, pets or property. You should
avoid to tamper with them or cal non-authorised staff to have them repair, making the guarantee not
valid and the manufacturer not responsible for them.
Alarm 1 - Energy black out
After an energy black out “Al 1 alar al 1 Blac-out” will appear on display. The fumes extractor will clear
up the fumes residuals for 20 minutes starting the switching off phase.
When cooled down, verify the occurring problem on page 24. After solving the problem clean up the
brazier and start the stove with (P4) ON/OFF button.
Alarm 2 - Thermocouple fumes feeler
A feeler, which controls constantly the temperature, is connected to the fumes waste duct. When the
feeler is damaged or disconnected “Al 2 alar al 2 Probe Exhaust” will appear on display. The electronic
card stops the electric input to the cochlea blocking the pellets stoking to the brazier and starting the
switching off phase.
The electronic card keeps the fumes extractor working for 20 minutes to cool the stove down. Let the
stove cool down, and then switch it off with (P4) ON/OFF button. Verify the occurring problem on page
24. After solving the problem clean up the brazier and start the stove with (P4) ON/OFF button.
Alarm 3 - Over-heating
If the fumes feeler detects a temperature higher than maximum limit at the fumes waste duct, “Al 3 alar
al 3 Hot Exhaust” will appear on display, the pellets stoking is decreased and the card makes the fumes
extractor work at its minimum speed to take the temperature back to the set limits.
If temperature shouldn’t decrease but increase the stove starts the switching off phase. Verify the
occurring problem on page 24. After solving the problem clean up the brazier and start the stove with
(P4) ON/OFF button.
Alarm 4 – Fan fail
This alarm is only active if the heater with the encoder on. When the display shows "Al 4 alar al 4 Fan
Failure" means that the encoder or the internal fan is not working. Turn off the stove by pressing the
(P4) ON/OFF button and ventilate the room if it is leaking smoke from the combustion chamber. Check
the type of failure as from page 24. After solving the problem clean up the brazier and start the stove
with (P4) ON/OFF button.
Alarm 5 - Non-starting
The fumes thermocouple takes control of the stove in case of non-starting when the temperature is not
high enough to allow the starting. When “Al 5 alar al 5 No Lightin-” appears on display the feeler through
the electronic card starts the turning off phase after 20 minutes. Verify the occurring problem on page
24. After solving the problem clean up the brazier and start the stove with (P4) ON/OFF button.
Alarm 6 - Switching off
If the fumes feeler detects a temperature lower than the minimum limit, “Al 6 alar al 6 No Pellet” will
appear on display. That means the fire went out and the electronic card starts the switching off phase.
Verify the occurring problem on page 24. After solving the problem clean up the brazier and start the
stove with (P4) ON/OFF button.