LOHBERGER Varioline LCP User manual

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USER MANUAL
Kitchen stove with pellet burner

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Table of contents
1. Foreword .......................................................................................... 3
2. Our contribution towards climate protection .................................. 3
3. Safety instructions ........................................................................... 3
During installation and operation 3
Cooking surface 3
Oven 3
4. Important instructions ..................................................................... 4
Correct Installation and Start-up 4
Proper dissipation of the heat output to the water system 4
Proper Operation 4
Only use suitable fuels 4
Power failure 4
Chimney Requirements for heating Systems 4
Regular cleaning and Maintenance 4
Only install original spare parts 5
The chimney may be clogged. 5
Correct procedure in the event of chimney fires: 5
5. Transport / Unpacking / Inspection ................................................ 5
6. Fuels ................................................................................................. 5
Wood pellets 5
Firewood (Logs) 5
7. Prohibited fuels ............................................................................... 5
8. Fire protection .................................................................................. 5
9. Description of the appliance ........................................................... 6
13. Heating damper ............................................................................. 7
10. Grate shaker ................................................................................. 7
11. Ash door protection ........................................................................ 7
12. Air control ....................................................................................... 7
Primary air control 7
Secondary air control 7
15. Roasting oven ............................................................................... 8
Roasting oven thermometer 8
14. Functional description .................................................................... 8
16. Modes of operation / Operating conditions .................................. 8
Appliance OFF 8
Operation with firewood 8
Operation with pellets 8
17. Switching the appliance on/off ...................................................... 9
18. Basic operation .............................................................................10
19. Ventilating the chimney ................................................................11
20. Chimney sweep test .....................................................................11
21. Settings .........................................................................................12
Language 12
Time / Date 12
Automatic mode 12
Heating period 13
Keylock 13
Service code 13
22. Information menu .........................................................................14
Reset 14
Summer / Winter 14
WLAN (optional) 14
Remote maintenance 14
Sensors 15
Actuators 15
23. Default settings ............................................................................16
24. Remote maintenance / Network connection ...............................16
Appliance /SW Version 16
Operating hours 16
25. Menu overview .............................................................................17
26. First start-up .................................................................................18
Loading the hopper 18
27. Heating operation with pellets .....................................................19
28. Switching the pellet burner on ....................................................19
29. Setting the heating output ...........................................................19
30. Switching the pellet burner off ....................................................19
31. Operation with firewood .............................................................. 20
Heating up 20
Adding Fuel 20
Fuel filling level 20
Air supply settings 20
Guideline values for the fuel quantity and burning time 20
32. Ignition of firewood using the pellet burner ...............................21
33. Adding firewood during heating with pellets ..............................21
34. Heating / cooking / baking ..........................................................21
Heating 21
Heating in between seasons 21
Cooking 21
Baking and roasting 21
36. Summer /Winter use ................................................................... 22
35. Service messages ........................................................................ 22
Service message ‚Appliance cleaning‘ 22
Service message ‘Appliance maintenance‘’ 22
Service message ‚maintenance‘ 22
37. Maintenance / Cleaning ............................................................... 23
Using the vacuum cleaner 23
Cleaning opening 23
Grate 23
Cleaning ash pan 23
Cleaning oven 24
Cleaning pellet burner block 24
Cleaning heat exchanger (model-Z) 24
Cleaning the connecting piece 24
Daily-storage container for pellets 24
Oven door 25
Cleaning the glass viewing window of the oven 25
Side rails of the oven 25
Cleaning the glass viewing window of the combustion chamber 26
Steel Cooking Plate 26
Stoves with glass ceramic cooking surfaces 27
38. Troubleshooting ........................................................................... 28
39. After-sales service ....................................................................... 29
40. Troubleshooting – Operation with pellets .................................. 30
41. Resetting safety temperature limiter ............................................31
42. Technical data .............................................................................. 32
44. Dimensions .................................................................................. 33
45. Warranty ...................................................................................... 34

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With this solid fuel-fired stove you have selected a high-quality product made by LOHBERGER. Apart from the beautiful and timeless
design we attach great importance to a fully developed combustion technique, high-quality materials as well as perfect workmanship.
Correct handling and proper care are a prerequisite for high reliability and a long service life. Therefore please read the information in
this user manual carefully. With the above in mind, we are convinced that this appliance will give satisfactory service for many years.
Your LOHBERGER Heiz + Kochgeräte Technologie GmbH
1. Foreword
2. Our contribution towards climate protection
During combustion, wood only emits the same amount of CO2 that it previously
held as a tree. It makes no difference whether the wood burns or rots in the for-
est.
Thus heating with wood corresponds to the natural biological cycle.
3. Safety instructions
CAUTION! CHILDREN PLAYING
The appliance becomes very hot when in use, in particular the viewing window and the body. Make sure that children are
never in the immediate vicinity of the appliance when it is in use.
CAUTION! BURN HAZARD
Bear in mind that certain components of the appliance (loading door, handles, etc.) become hot when it is in operation and
present a burn hazard. When operating the appliance, please use the supplied protective gloves or the grate lifter.
CAUTION! FIRE HAZARD
To prevent heat build-up, make sure that the convection air apertures are not closed. When installing the appliance maintain
the safety clearances to combustible items.
During installation and operation
•When installing the appliance, follow each of the instructions of the operating manual.
•Pay attention to the safety gaps when installing the appliance.
•Check the flue pipe connection for leakages.
•Check the appliance for damage (e.g. glass items).
•Make sure that you never add more firewood than required for the rated heating output.
•When adding more firewood, open the door slowly and first allow the flue gas to escape up the chimney. By doing this you prevent
the flue gas from entering the room.
•Do not obstruct the appliance during heating as this could lead to an explosion.
Cooking surface
•Very hot fat and oil can ignite spontaneously; prepare food with fat and oil such as potato chips only under supervision. Never use
water on burning fat and oil. Put the lid on and remove the pot from the hot cooking surface.
•Do not place combustible or ignitable objects on the cooking surface which could constitute a danger when the appliance is started.
Oven
•There is a risk of burning when working with the hot oven. Use oven cloths, heatproof gloves or similar.
•Do not store items in the oven that could be hazardous when the appliance is started.
•Take care when opening the oven door. Do not bend over the opened oven door immediately. A rush of hot air or steam will escape
through the open door.
•Always fully close the oven door when preparing food inside the oven.
Please observe the supplied INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS!

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4. Important instructions
Before connecting the appliance to the chimney, inform the local qualified chimney sweep.
Please read the information in this manual carefully before you install or start up your appliance for the first time. Failure to
do so causes the warranty to become null and void!
Keep this operating manual in a safe place. Should it be lost, we will be happy to send you a new copy. You will find im-
portant information in it as regards safety, use, proper care and maintenance of the appliance, so that you can enjoy your
appliance for a long time. If there are any queries please contact our technical customer service.
The stove must not be modified, except with original stove components, provided and tested by us or by work performed
by our service technicians.
Correct Installation and Start-up
The safety of the appliance can only be assured if it has been installed by a trained technician in compliance with the standards and
regulations applicable at the place of installation. Make sure that the requirements of the applicable laws and standards as well as the
local fire protection laws and building regulations are adhered to. Please consult the local qualified chimney sweep regarding the assess-
ment of building and technical conditions.
When operating the stove, make sure that there is an adequate supply of fresh air in the room where the appliance is located. An air
exchange of at least 0.8 times per hour by means of a permanent and secure ventilation of the room must be ensured. If the windows
and doors are tightly sealed or if other appliances such as extractor hoods, tumble driers, ventilators etc. draw air from the room where
the appliance is located, it may be necessary to provide fresh combustion air from outside. The inlet apertures for combustion air must
not be closed.
For the first 2 to 3 days run the stove with a low output. During the first few days of operation expansion cracks may form in the fireclay-
cladding. However, this does not impair the functioning of the appliance.
Proper dissipation of the heat output to the water system
The proper dissipation of the heat output to the hot water system must be ensured (radiator / reservoir).
Proper Operation
Proper operation, in compliance with the installation instructions and with the operating manual as well as with the instructions regard-
ing safety and environmental protection.
Bear in mind that the appliance is not childproof (doors, etc.) and therefore it must not be operated by children or other people who are
not authorized or trained. If the appliance is not installed properly and if the instructions (as stated in the technical documentation and
operating manual) regarding the start-up and operation of the appliance are not followed, all warranty claims will become null and void.
Only use suitable fuels
Only use suitable fuels by choosing environmentally-sustainable, high-quality and dry fuels (see Fuels).
Power failure
Not open the fire door during a power failure occurs during operation, accumulated combustion gases in the combustion chamber could
ignite thereby!
Also in the firewood operation, the device must be plugged to prevent damage to components.
Chimney Requirements for heating Systems
Before starting-up the appliance for the first time, the local qualified chimney sweep has to certify the suitability and readiness for opera-
tion of new or existing chimneys by a declaration of conformity.
The owner has to ensure that the chimney is free from obstructions (no coverings or blockages). Ensure that there is adequate ventilation
(sufficient fresh air) in the stove room. Please point out existing faults and /or alterations with regard to the chimney and the heating
system. Due to low exhaust gas temperatures when the seasons change the chimney must be leak-free and humidity-resistant. Make sure
that flue and exhaust gas can escape freely to the outside.
Regular cleaning and Maintenance
In order to ensure the functionality and efficiency of the appliance, regular maintenance and cleaning work must be carried out on every
fireplace and all the connected system components (e.g. chimney, etc.).
Please observe the instructions regarding maintenance and cleaning in this operating manual. Your chimney sweep will also be happy to
clean the fireplace. Only clean and properly adjusted appliances work efficiently.

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Tab. 1
Only install original spare parts
Original spare parts provided by your local specialist dealer. Parts that are subject to wear and tear (e.g. seals), components exposed to
high thermal stress (fireclay, cast-iron parts) or broken stove parts should be replaced or exchanged as soon as possible.
The chimney may be clogged.
The chimney may have become obstructed when the stove is heated up again after it has been out of use for an extended period of time.
Before re-starting the stove, have the chimney inspected by a specialist (chimney sweep).
Correct procedure in the event of chimney fires:
If the fireplace, connecting duct and chimney are not regularly cleaned or if unsuitable fuels are burned, the deposits may ignite, causing
a chimney fire.
Keep the stove doors closed and turn the air regulators to position „0“. Move away combustible components from the chimney. UNDER
NO CIRCUMSTANCES should you attempt to extinguish the chimney fire by applying water. The suddenly developing steam pressure is
so high that the chimney could burst. --> Call the fire brigade via the emergency phonenumber.
The unit is designed to burn wood pellets and firewood.
Use moist wood, bark waste, sawdust, fine wood chips, brushwood, wood-wool, wood shavings and paper only in small amounts to
kindle a fire. The burning of such fuels results in significant pollutant emissions, large amounts of ash, and the heat output is compara-
tively low.
Firewood (Logs)
Firewood should have a moisture content of approx. 20 % of the dry weight,
a length of 1/3 m and should be split into small pieces. This way, the firewood
quickly catches fire and produces a higher heat output than the same volume
of large logs. Spruce wood, fir wood or alder wood should be allowed to dry
out for at least 2 years, hardwood as long as 3 years (under a roofed shelter).
The effect of the water content in wood on the calorific value is shown in Tab. 1:
Wood pellets
The wood pellets used must comply with Austrian standard ÖNORM M7135 or DIN Plus. Diameter 6 mm, length max. 30 mm.
STORAGE OF WOOD PELLETS
Pellets are supplied with a maximum moisture content of 10 % (standards-compliant). During transport and when storing pellets, they
must be kept dry. The storage location must be dry and free from contamination.
5. Fuels
6. Prohibited fuels
Surface-treated wood (veneered, painted, impregnated, etc.), particle board, all types of household waste (packaging waste), plastic
materials, newspapers, rubber, leather, textiles, etc.
Burning these materials is harmful to the environment and is therefore prohibited by law. Furthermore, damage to the appliance and the
chimney can occur.
Furthermore the combustion of coal and similar fuels is not permitted. The appliance has not been tested for use with these fuels; there-
fore damage to the appliance cannot be ruled out and is not covered by warranty.
7. Fire protection
Pay attention to compliance with the required minimum clearances to combustible materials or decorative objects. The minimum clear-
ances are included in the „Installation and Assembly Instructions“.
Storage of wood water content
%
calorific
value
kWh/kg
green wood 50 ~2,3
stored for one winter 40 ~2,7
stored for one summer 18-25 ~3,4
air dried 15-20 ~4,2

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15 Heating door handle
16 Heating door glass (special version)
17 Slide: grate shaker
18 Roasting oven door complete
19 Roasting oven door handle
20 Damper: Heating damper
30 Protective grating
31 Pellet storage container
32 Door contact shifter
33 Drive shaft - rotary feeder
34 Driving chain-conveying unit
35 Auger motor
36 Grate - Motor
1 Stove bar
2 Stove frame
3 Cooking plate
4 Cover
5 Control panel
6 Sidewall
7 Base panel lateral
9 Front panel
10 Sidewall stove
11 Fuel drawer panel
12 Turning knob for primary air
13 Turning knob for secondary air
14 Cleaning door complete
38 Main plate
40 Grate
41 Ball latch
42 Base panel lateral (removeable)
43 Ash pan
44 Ash pan
45 Knurled screw
46 Cleaning cover
47 Sealing cord cleaning cover
48 Exhaust fan
49 Baking sheet
50 Grid
51 Side grill roasting oven
8. Description of the appliance

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To facilitate initial heating, all LOHBERGER stoves are equipped with a heating damper. Open-
ing the damper opens a direct route from the fire chamber to the chimney. Consequently the
flue gases need not take the “long” route through the roasting oven, but enter the chimney
while still hot, in this way establishing a chimney draught very rapidly. Once the chimney has
established sufficient draught and the initial heating phase is completed, close the heating
damper again.
It is integrated in the stove bar on the side opposite to the fire chamber. Pulled out is open;
pushed in is closed
closed
open
9. Grate shaker
10. Ash door protection
11. Air control
The suspension-mounted and consequently easily operated grate shaker serves to remove the ash from the grate. The shaker is inte-
grated in the stove bar on the combustion chamber side. Ash is best removed whenever charging fuel. Regularly empty the ash drawer,
clean the grate thoroughly once or twice per week.
A latch, ensuring that the ash door can only be opened together with the heating door, is pro-
vided on the ash door inside. This serves to prevent inadvertent overheating of the stove.
To ensure that you have many years of pleasure with your stove, all appliances are equipped with
an automatic temperature limiter as standard. This serves to “limit” the combustion air flow rate.
However, this has only a limited effect on the output. It is definitely not suitable for compensat-
ing excessive fuel charges. A certain amount of fuel will require a certain amount of oxygen for
optimum combustion. If the wood is supplied with a lesser quantity of air than is required for clean and efficient combustion, less energy
is generated in the appliance (the appliance largely protected from overheating) – the unutilised “wood gas” however escapes through
the chimney; the result: low efficiency and high environmental load. Remedy: charge the stove only up to the recommended fuel level.
The air entering the fire chamber from below through the grate is responsible for the output since it generates the basic heat resulting in
“wood gasification”. Rule of thumb: lots of air from below means lots of combustible wood gas (controllable with the help of the lower
of the two rotary knobs on the front). This wood gas is cleanly and efficiently burnt at approximately 950 ºC by means of preheated
secondary air (JETIFIRE combustion technology). The secondary air (the upper of the two rotary knobs) enters the combustion chamber
through openings in the fire compartment rear wall and from below and above along the fire compartment door (or view window) over
the fuel into the combustion chamber.
The exact mixing of the wood gas with hot secondary air ensures optimum combustion – and connected with this, excellent fuel utilisa-
tion. The environment will be grateful!
Primary air control
The supply of the primary air required for the combustion is controlled with the lower rotary knob on
the ash door. This determines the burning speed and consequently the heat output of the stove. In
position “0” the controller is closed, no combustion air is supplied. In position “1” minimum air supply
is provided, this must be selected for slow-burning operation. Turning the rotary knob to position “3”
means maximum air supply, necessary especially during the initial heating phase.
Air settings see Table .
Secondary air control
The supply of secondary air (combustion air flowing over the fuel from the top) serves to achieve low-
pollution combustion matched to the fuel used. The secondary air is controlled with the upper of the
two rotary knobs in the ash door. The markings “0” – “6” are visible on the knob. Moving the lever
in the direction of “0” reduces the incoming secondary air flow, while it is increased in the direction
of “6”.
Air settings see Table .
IMPORTANT: Set the air controls always to „ 0 “ in pellet operation!
12. Heating damper
rotary knob
for primary
air control
rotary knob
for secondary
air control

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Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
The pellet stove can be operated either with wood pellets or billet wood. In addition to heating the room where the appliance is installed,
the appliance can also be used for cooking and baking when it is running on firewood. With appliances featuring a central heating insert
(type designation –Z, optional equipment) hot water is also generated. The heat is transferred to the heating system by this medium
(reservoir, heating circuit, etc.). The cooking plate, stove body, viewing window, etc. give off radiant heat.
For heating, switch the appliance on, it regulates either according to the pre-set heating output when operating on pellets or according
to the set temperature of the boiler when operating appliances with central heating insert.
The set temperature of the boiler can be influenced by the setting summer mode /winter mode. In addition, the output of the appli-
ance can be affected by setting the power levels. Once the boiler has achieved the preset temperature, the selected power level limits
the upward adjustment range of the pellet burner (for example this is necessary for cooking or baking). The switching on/off process of
the appliance can be automated through an integrated automatic operation with a weekly operation schedule or by means of a remote
control unit.
Starting the appliance, irrespective of whether this is done manually or automatically, the tilting grate is cleaned automatically. The pel-
lets are transported to the combustion chamber via the auger (with integrated rotary air lock as back-burn protection) and subsequently
electrically ignited. The auger automatically supplies more pellets. The oxygen required for combustion flows in a controlled way to the
combustion chamber.
In the combustion chamber of the pellet module and in the subsequent firebox of the stove the gases produced during combustion
burn off – heat is radiated via the exterior of the appliance as well as the heat exchanger surfaces. An extract fan, matching the amount
of fuel and required combustion air, provides a stable negative pressure in the boiler and consequently ensures that flue gases escape
through the chimney.
13. Functional description
All roasting ovens are equipped with baking sheet and grid, the lateral baking sheet carriers have 4 slide-in levels. The roasting oven
inside is fully enamelled and therefore easy to clean. (Cleaning instructions on Page 18).
The hot airflow gently circulates in the roasting oven. The convoluted route of the flue gas ducting guarantees even temperature distribu-
tion on the stove plate (steel or CERAN®) and in the roasting oven, likewise the continuous heat radiation to the surroundings.
Preheat the roasting oven for roasting and baking to achieve even temperature distribution.
A lively fire is necessary to maintain a roasting oven temperature of approximately 250 ºC. Dry beech wood is highly suitable for this
purpose.
CAUTION! Your roasting oven can reach temperatures of up to 400 °C!
Roasting oven thermometer
The thermometer in the inspection glass of the roasting oven door has a display range of 0 – 400 ºC. The temperature markings are
reference values for baking and roasting and may differ slightly from case to case.
14. Roasting oven
Appliance OFF
The appliance is shut down, the touch screen as well as the Home button are
deactivated (Fig. 1).
PLEASE NOTE: In this operating mode the pellet burner will not be turned on even
with an active programmed time or external command.
Operation with firewood
Operation with firewood is displayed with the Firewood symbol (Fig. 2), and the
appliance can be conventionally operated with firewood. The basic functions of
heating up and operating the appliance are comparable to those of a normal
wood burning stove.
--> Manual heating of the room where the appliance is installed; in addition hot
water is generated by the integrated heating element. The heat is transferred to
the heating system (reservoir, heating circuit, etc.).
PLEASE NOTE: In this operating state the pellet burner is not turned on, even with
an active programmed time or external activation. Operating the boiler with the
controller is only possible during operation with pellets.
Operation with pellets
The operation with pellets is displayed with the Flame symbol as well as the
green operating state indicator (Fig. 3). The appliance is controlled with the use
of preset control variables.
--> In addition to the automatic heating of the room where the appliance is
located, hot water is generated by the integrated heating element. The heat is
transferred to the heating system (reservoir, heating circuit, etc.).
15. Modes of operation / Operating conditions
burner OFF
burner ON

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Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Graphic display of ‚Operating mode‘
Firewood = Operation with firewood
Firewood+Flame = Monitoring of firewood
Flame = Operation with pellets
Display ‚Summer/Winter‘
Switch to summer is on
blank Winter mode
Display ‚NETWORK CONNECTION‘
Red symbol: Connection fault
Grey symbol: Connection inactive
Green symbol: Connection active
blank no network cable connected
‚ON/OFF‘ button
Switching the appliance / burner on/off
‘HOME’ button
Display of the Home screen
Switch the display ‘Operation/Output’
Touch-button ‚Action‘, depending on the menu:
MENU/ SETTING
RETURN
OK
SCREEN LOCK
UP
DOWN
+ (plus)
- (minus)
Display ‚Information menu‘, e.g.:
venting
Feeding material
Ignition
Door open
Time programme deactivated
Grate tilting
External OFF
Cooling off boiler
Cooling off burn-back
Cooling off flue gas
Chimney sweep test
Button ‚Operation‘
Automatic operation
Manual operation
or display ‘OUTPUT’ (switch with ‘HOME’
button)
Highest output level
Lowest output level
Display ‘Operating state’
burner OFF
burner ON
burner activation
trial run
firewood operation
burner shutdown
16. Switching the appliance on/off
Press and hold the ON/OFF button for at least 2 seconds (Fig. 5) until the Home
screen appears on the display.
To turn the appliance off you must be on the Home screen. Press and hold the
ON/OFF button for at least 2 seconds until the display switches off.

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Fig. 6
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
Fig. 10
17. Basic operation
To switch from the Home screen to the Menu level, press the Menu button (Fig. 6).
To display further menu items, press the button UP or DOWN (Fig. 7).
To switch to the appropriate sub-menu, select the desired menu item (Fig. 7).
Press the Return button to go back one menu level (Fig. 8).
Press the Home button to go directly to the Home screen (Fig. 8).
To adjust the relevant settings, select the text in white next to the menu item to
be adjusted. Numerical values turn green after being selected and can be changed
by means of the buttons + / -. Values in grey indicate the standard setting and
cannot be changed.
To turn the pellet burner on, press the ON/OFF button once (Fig. 9); the operating
state indicator changes from red – Burner OFF- to green – Burner start and the
graphic display changes from Firewood to Flame (Fig. 10).
burner OFF
main menu
chimney venting
settings
informations
default settings
main menu
chimney venting
settings
informations
default settings
burner OFF
burner activation
ventialting

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Fig. 11
Fig. 12
Fig. 13
Fig. 14
Ventilating the appliance or the chimney before operating with firewood
The induced draught fan switches on, the change-over damper changes over to
pellet operation. After approx. 2 minutes the blower switches off automatically.
Select the main menu chimney venting (Fig. 11).
The ventilator symbol appears on the Home screen (Fig. 12).
PLEASE NOTE: The menu item Ventilate chimney is only displayed in the main
menu if the flue gas temperature is below 70°C. If the flue gas temperature rises
above 70°C while the chimney is ventilated, the ventilation process is stopped
automatically.
18. Ventilating the chimney
To measure emissions the pellet burner can be turned on and off manually. In
this, the pellet burner switches to maximum output (H10), the boiler pump turns
on and the appliance heats with a boiler set-point temperature of 85°C for 30
minutes.
Select chimney sweep test in the main menu (Fig. 13).
The Home screen shows the Info text Chimney sweep test (Fig. 14).
PLEASE NOTE: The chimney sweep test is only possible in the operating state
‘Operation with pellets’. If the firebox door is opened during the chimney sweep
testing, the process will be stopped.
19. Chimney sweep test
burner OFF
main menu
chimney venting
settings
informations
default settings
main menu
settings
informations
default settings
chimney sweep test
burner ON
chimney sweep test

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Fig. 15
Fig. 16
Fig. 17
Fig. 18
Fig. 19
Fig. 20
Fig. 21
Settings on the appliance are adjusted in the menu Settings. To do so, select the
menu Settings in the main menu (Fig. 15). The following menu items are avail-
able:
− language
− time/date
− automatic mode
− heating period
− keylock
− service code
− reset
− summer/winter
− WLAN (option)
− remote maintenance
20. Settings
Time / Date
To set the current clock time and date, proceed as follows:
1. Select the main menu Settings --> Clock time/Date.
2. Enter the current clock time via the numeric keypad, confirm with OK (Fig. 18)
3. Enter the current date, confirm with OK.
PLEASE NOTE: If an incorrect time format or date format is entered, a message
appears to make you aware of it. You can acknowledge the message by pressing
the OK button and repeat your entry (Fig. 19).
Automatic mode
Automatic mode determines whether the appliance is operated manually or pre-
set heating times are used for switching the appliance on and off. Here you can
select between the following modes of operation:
AUTO - The appliance heats according to the preset boiler set-point temperature
within the set heating times.
PLUS - The appliance heats according to the preset boiler set-point temperature,
independent of the day and clock time.
1a.Select SETTINGS in the main menu --> PLUS / AUTO (Fig. 20).
1b. Select the button Operation on the home screen (Fig. 21). Depending on the
setting, the display changes to AUTO or to PLUS.
PLEASE NOTE: If the appliance is to be switched on or off by an external com-
mand, for instance from a room thermostat, a reservoir thermostat etc., automatic
operation can be set to AUTO or PLUS. However, if the AUTO setting is selected,
an external command will only be acted on during the heating times that have
been pre-set.
To operate with an external command, bear in mind that not only the appliance
but also the burner must be turned on (green spot + operating state indicator
Burner ON).
main menu
chimney venting
settings
informations
default settings
settings
language
time/date
automatic mode auto
heating period
setting
lan
tim
aut
hea
setting
lan
tim
aut
hea
time
wrong format of time
settings
language
time/date
automatic mode auto
heating period
burner ON
settings
english
time
Language
To set the display langugange, proceed as follows:
1. Select settings --> language in the main menu (Fig. 16).
2. Now select the language pressing the buttons +/ - (Fig. 17).
3. Confirm with OK or cancel with C.

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Fig. 22
Fig. 23
Fig. 24
Fig. 25
Fig. 26
Fig. 27
Fig. 28
Fig. 29
Heating period
When operating with ‘Automatic mode’ you can determine heating times during
which the appliance heats in accordance with the preset boiler set-point tempera-
ture. There are 6 time programmes altogether to choose from.
1. Select settings --> heating period in the main menu (Fig. 22).
2. In the overview set heating times are highlighted in green. The times during
which the burner is shut down are highlighted in grey.
3. Press the Menu button to enter or amend the heating times (Fig. 23).
4. Tap on the clock time next to the desired programme (Fig. 24). A numeric keypad
for entering the clock time appears. Enter the desired clock time and confirm
the entry with OK.
5. Now select the weekdays on which to use the heating times. Active days are
highlighted in green (Fig. 24).
6. To delete heating times, select the clock time next to the desired programme.
Press C in the button area; the time will be cleared; confirm the setting with
OK.
Keylock
The touch screen and the buttons can be locked. To do so, first switch on the
function Screen lock in the menu SETTINGS.
1. In the main menu select Settings --> OFF / ON next to keylock. Depending on the
setting the display changes to ON or OFF (Fig. 25).
After switching to the Home screen, the display is switched off after 30 seconds;
only the status display for the pellet burner remains visible (Fig. 26). The buttons
with the exception of the Home button as well as the touch screen are locked.
To unlock, press the HOME button. The display switches on. By pressing the but-
ton SCREEN LOCK the lock is cancelled. Unless a button is pressed within a period
of 5 seconds, the display is switched off again.
PLEASE NOTE: The keylock is only active on the Home screen.
Service code
To confirm cleaning work or maintenance work that has been performed on the
appliance, a service code must be entered.
After 250 operating hours the display “APPLIANCE CLEANING” appears on the Home
screen (Fig. 27). Entering the service code confirms the cleaning and resets the inter-
nal operating-time clock:
1. Select OK to delete the error message.
2. Select Settings --> Service code in the main menu (Fig. 28).
3. A numeric keypad for entering the code appears, enter the code 1234 and confirm
the entry with OK.
4. Another screen appears; confirm the appliance cleaning with J (Fig. 29).
The display APPLIANCE MAINTENANCE appears after 2,000 operating hours. The
display can only be reset by a service technician. A thorough appliance cleaning
and maintenance by a trained service technician is necessary to ensure that all
installed components are checked for optimum performance. Please get in touch
with your local dealer.
settings
language
time/date
automatic mode auto
heating period
heating period
Mo
Tu
We
Th
Fr
Sa
Su
heating period
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
setting
keylock OFF
service code
reset
summer/winter winter
settings
keylock OFF
service code
reset
summer/winter winter
settin
ke
ser
res
su
burner ON
appliance cleaning
conf. cleaning?
J N

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Fig. 30
Fig. 31
Fig. 32
Fig. 33
Fig. 34
Fig. 35
Fig. 36
Reset
To reset the customer parameters to factory setting, you can carry out a reset.
1. Select Settings --> Reset in the main menu (Fig. 30).
2. Select OK to confirm the entry (Fig. 31).
HINWEIS: In a reset all CUSTOMER SPECIFIC SETTINGS such as heating times etc.
will be reset to the factory setting.
Summer / Winter
To reduce the heat output in summer, the appliance can be adjusted to SUMMER
MODE. This setting puts an upper limit on the adjustment range of the pellet
burner.
The boiler set-point temperature with the setting WINTER MODE is 75°C, the
boiler set-point temperature with the setting SUMMER is 65°C.
1. Select Settings --> Summer / Winter in the main menu (Fig. 32).
WLAN (optional)
If the appliance is equipped with the WLAN module (optional equipment), the
menu item WLAN is displayed in the menu Settings.
With the WLAN module a wireless internet connection can be established (pro-
vided that a WLAN router is available). This eliminates the need for laborious
cable laying.
To establish a connection to a WLAN router, proceed as follows:
1. Select Settings --> WLAN in the main menu (Fig. 33).
2. Select an available connection in the menu WLAN.
3. A keypad for entering the WLAN code appears, enter the relevant code and con-
firm the entry with OK (Fig. 34).
4. The appliance automatically switches to the Home screen and the connection is
established.
To disconnect an existing connection to the WLAN router, proceed as follows:
5. Select Settings --> WLAN in the main menu (Fig. 33).
6. Select the active connection (green) in the menu WLAN.
7. A window appears, confirm the disconnection with J.
Remote maintenance
For technical service work the access to your heating appliance can be enabled by
means of the function Remote maintenance via an internet connection.
This way, your service technician can use remote access to adjust your appliance
correctly, change any incorrect settings, check components, install software up-
dates, etc. Thus, in most cases, problems can be solved remotely.
You can activate this function in the menu Settings: (Fig. 35)
1. Select Settings --> Remote maintenance in the main menu.
2. Select ON.
IMPORTANT: By activating the function Remote maintenance with an active inter-
net connection, data will be sent and received over this connection.
21. Information menu
You can access information on settings or appliance components in the Informa-
tion menu. To do so, select Information in the main menu (Fig. 36).
Here the following menu items are available:
− Sensors (passive appliance components such as sensors, etc.)
− Actuators (active appliance components such as motors, blowers, etc.)
− Appliance / SW version
− Operating hours
settings
keylock OFF
service code
reset
summer/winter winter
settings
keylock OFF
service code
reset
summer/winter winter
settings
reset
summer/winter winter
WLAN
remote maintenance ON
settings
reset
summer/winter winter
WLAN
remote maintenance ON
settings
ke
se
re
su
main menu
chimney venting
settings
information
default settings

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Fig. 37
Fig. 38
Fig. 39
Fig. 40
Fig. 41
Fig. 42
Sensors
To access the sensor values, proceed as follows:
1. Select Information --> Sensors in the main menu (Fig. 37).
T buffer
If a storage tank sensor is connected to the main board (X 12 / 3+4) for the inte-
grated function of the differential temperature controller, the current temperature
of the storage tank is displayed at ‘T Reservoir’.
door contact
CLOSED = Firebox door and ash drawer closed
OPEN = Firebox door and ash drawer open
grate contact
CLOSED = Grate pellet burner closed
OPEN = Grate pellet burner open
release
ON = external command or jumper on main board (X4 / 5+6)
OFF – no external command
T flame
Current temperature of the flame sensor
T flue gas
Current temperature of the exhaust sensor
T feed
Current temperature of the discharge chute sensor
T boiler
Current temperature of the boiler sensor
flap contact.
ON = Operation with pellets
OFF = Operation with firewood
fan rpm
Current speed of the induced draught fan
air flow m/s
Current speed of the combustion air pellet burner
Pellet sensor 1
0 = no pellets identified
1 = pellets identified
Actuators
To access the actuator values, proceed as follows:
1. Select Information --> Actuators in the main menu
feed
ON = Screw feeder motor ON
OFF = Screw feeder motor OFF
clocking
Current feed value
fan
ON = Induced draught fan ON
OFF = Induced draught fan OFF
speed
Current speed induced draught fan
grate motor
ON = De-ashing grate motor ON
OFF –De-ashing grate motor OFF
ignition
ON = Ignition is heating
OFF = Ignition is not heating
boiler pump
ON = Return flow pump boiler ON
OFF = Return flow pump boiler OFF
flap motor
ON = Change-over damper motor ON
OFF = Change-over damper motor OFF
information
sensors
actuator
system/SW version
operating hours
sensors
T buer 16
door contact SHUT
grate contact ON
release ON
Sensoren
T ame 501
T ue gas 155
T feed 64
T boiler 79
Sensoren
ap contact ON
fan rpm 2460
air ow m/s 3.80
Pellet sensor 1 1
actuator
feed ON
clocking 150
fan ON
speed 80
actuator
grate motor OFF
ignition OFF
boiler pump OFF
ap motor OFF

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Fig. 43
Fig. 44
Fig. 45
Fig. 46
In the default settings level (Fig. 46) appliance parameters, start-up and actuator
tests can be displayed, performed or changed by a trained service technician.
To avoid unintentional tampering with the control of the appliance, this menu is
protected by an access code.
PLEASE NOTE: Adjustment instructions for the HVAC-installer are given in the sup-
plied ‘Installation instructions’.
22. Default settings
Appliance /SW Version
The menu item system/SW version displays the set appliance type or the current
software version.
1. Select Information menu --> system/SW version in the main menu (Fig. 43).
2. Confirm the entry with OK (Fig. 44).
Operating hours
Here it is possible to display the operating hours of the pellet burner or the oper-
ating hours remaining until maintenance is next due (every 2,000 hours).
1. Select Information menu --> Operating hours in the main menu.
2. Select OK to close the window (Fig. 45).
information
sensors
actuator
system/SW version
operating hours
information
P8W/LCP75B/LCP80_1
Pellet V21.1.58 Display V2.0.64
IP 10.1.10.106
Ok
information
total 822 h
until maint. 1178 h
Ok
main menu
chimney venting
settings
informations
default settings
It is also possible to switch the pellet burner on or off by means of a remote control unit. The burner is released through a normally open
contact on the main circuit board. (X4 / 5+6). Without a remote control unit this contact must be bridged (condition as supplied to the
customer). No additional software activation is necessary.
When the remote control unit switches on, the burner starts with the appropriate ignition programme
PLEASE NOTE: The appliance and the pellet burner must be switched on (green point) and the desired heating output must be pre-set.
If the remote control unit switches off, the burner continues to run for approx. 5 minutes
23. Remote maintenance / Network connection
The appliance can switch on automatically at any time.
Therefore we recommend installing a smoke or fire detector that makes a warning sound in an emergency and interrupts the power
supply of the appliance.

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24. Menu overview
Homescreen
( Gerät ein / aus, Uhrzeit
Betriebszustand, Leistung,
Hauptmenü
Informationen
Gerät ein / aus
Werksebene
Schornsteinfegertest
Werksebene (nur mit Codeeingabe)
Sensoren
Aktoren
Anlage / SWVersion
Betriebsstunden
Nur Anzeige
Nur Anzeige
Installation
Fehler / Service
Kesselparameter
Konfiguration
Einstellungen
Uhrzeit / Datum
Automatikbetrieb
Heizzeiten
Displaysperre
Sommer / Winter
Servicecode
Auto / Plus
Reset
Schornstein entlüften
WLAN
Sommer / Winter
Aus / Ein
T Puffer
Türkontakt
Rostkontakt
Freigabe
T Flamm
T Abgas
T Einschub
T Kessel
Lüfter UPM
Klappenkon. (nur AI+P)
Luftstrom m/s
Pellet Sensor 1
Nur Anzeige
Blättern mit AUF / AB
Nur Anzeige
Blättern mit AUF / AB
Einschub
Taktung
Gebläs e
Drehzahl
Rostmotor
Zündung
Pumpe Kessel
Klappenmotor (nur AI+P)
T water W
T water S
Wert T_Pumpe
Fernwartung
Pellet Sensoren
Kaminkehrer min
Differenz T_Pumpe
1234
####
T1
T2
T3
T4
T5
T6
....)

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Loading the hopper
Make sure that you use pellets approved to the Austrian Standards ÖNORM M7135/DIN 51731 – see imprint on the pellet bags or consult
your pellet supplier. Open the lid of the hopper. To avoid raising dust, pour pellets slowly and not from too great a height. After feeding
the pellets, close the lid and keep it closed during operation.
After completion of the installation and connection work and before first use are a few measures to be taken:
•Open firebox door and remove Accessories and transportation safety.
•Before each use, always on the functionality of the heating system (water level, water pressure, temperature, valves, safety devices,
...) should be taken.
Once you have familiarized yourself with the operation of the device can now be done the initial setup.
System pressure
The appliance must be filled. When the appliance is cold, the operating pressure must be at least 1 bar (max. 1.8 bar). The air must
be bled from the system and the locking screw of the automatic bleed device must be opened.
Chimney
The chimney must be free of obstructions; the cleaning doors must be closed. Have your chimney cleaned by a chimney sweep at
regular intervals.
Combustion air
Please ensure that there is an adequate supply of combustion air, in particular with open-flued appliances a continuous supply of
combustion air must be ensured.
25. First start-up
26. Check before each heating-up
Do not leave small children unattended in the immediate vicinity of the appliance: the equipment is not childproof.
Prior to the first start-up check all connections of the appliance (chimney flue connection, power supply, etc.).
The viewing window and door become very hot when the stove is in use (temperatures up to 300°C). Make sure that these
parts are not touched when the appliance is in operation.
Keep the firebox door closed at all times, even if the stove is not in use.
Make sure that there are no objects in the combustion chamber and none in the pellet firebox.
Only after the installation has been completed in compliance with the operating manual and installation instructions, is it
permissible to load pellets into the hopper (at least 5 kg).

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Fig. 49
Fig. 50
Fig. 47
Fig. 48
The regulation is determined by the specified boiler set-point temperature (75°C or 65°C, see setting SUMMER MODE /WINTER MODE).
If the set-point temperature of the boiler is exceeded by 10°C, the appliance shuts down automatically display „Burner STOP“ - and
only switches on again when the boiler temperature is 3 °C below the set-point.
CAUTION: The appliance might resume operation automatically at any time, therefore please note the information in External Release /Remote
control unit
27. Heating operation with pellets
28. Switching the pellet burner on
To switch the pellet burner on, the appliance must be switched on and the Home
screen must be visible.
1. Press the ON/OFF button.
2. The operating status on the Home screen changes from Burner OFF to Burner
START (Fig. 47).
3. The pellet burner switches on and the various operating phases are shown as text
messages on the Home screen (Fig. 48).
29. Setting the heating output
30. Switching the pellet burner off
The heating output can only be set in the manual PLUS-operation on the Home
screen.
1. Select the AUTO/PLUS button on the Home screen until the display PLUS appears
(Fig. 49).
2. Then, to increase the heating output, press the + button and to reduce it, press
the - button (Fig. 49).
PLEASE NOTE: If the heating output of the pellet burner in the highest output set-
ting is not sufficient, the output can be increased by adding firewood.
PLEASE NOTE: If the appliance is to be switched on by an external contact (e.g.
room thermostat, etc.), the appliance and the pellet burner must be switched on
(green spot + operating status Burner ON) (Fig. 49).
To switch the pellet burner off , the Home screen must be visible.
1. Press the ON/OFF button (Fig. 50).
2. The operating status on the Home screen changes from Burner ON to Burner OFF
(Fig. 50).
3. The pellet burner shuts down.
burner activation
burner activation
ignition
burner ON
burner OFF

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Tab. 2
Fig. 51
31. Operation with firewood
Heating up
1. Open firebox door and put the air slider in position 1.
2. Place 2-3 small pieces of firewood on the grate.
3. Spread wood wool or newspaper over them and place 2 pieces of split logs on top, light the fire and then place one piece of firewood
centrally on top.
4. Close the firebox door and let the wood burn vigorously.
5. Add more fuel.
6. After the heating-up phase, add more fuel according to Table 2.
7. Adjust the air slider depending on the type of fuel and the heating demand.
PLEASE NOTE: With insufficient chimney draught (e.g. between seasons, certain weather conditions) the chimney can be ventilated with
the function Ventilate chimney: refer to ’18. Ventilating the chimney’ on page 11.
When burning firewood, the appliance must also be connected to the mains electricity supply to avoid damage to appliance com-
ponents.
To prevent the escape of flue gases into the room wherer the appliance is installed, keep the combustion chamber door closed all
times except when lighting a fire, adding fuel or removing ashes.
Before starting the burner or operating the appliance with firewood, check the level in the reservoir.
If the reservoir is full, the heat output to water cannot be dissipated or only be dissipated for a short time. This can lead to dis-
turbances through the system constantly switching off in pellet operation and the thermal discharge safety valve may be triggered
when the system runs on firewood
During operation with firewood, there is no automatic control of the output through the pellet stove control. Control of the output
depends on the amount of fuel added. Only the heating circuit pump is switched on or off.
With manual ignition of firewood the display remains unchanged at operating
status BURNER OFF (red spot) (Fig. 51).
burner OFF
Adding Fuel
When adding fuel we recommend short intervals (every 40-50 minutes) and small amounts. This way the rated heat output is reached
with low pollutant emissions and a good level of efficiency.
PLEASE NOTE: Do not throw the pieces of wood into the combustion chamber as this may cause damage to the firebox plates.
Fuel filling level
Please note that your stove should only be filled up to the secondary air openings in the fire chamber rear wall and not above the air
openings of the upright grate behind the fire chamber door, as this would interrupt the air flow in the combustion chamber. On stoves
with view windows this will result in the glass sooting-up and becoming cloudy (ceramisizing, no warranty!), and always in incomplete
and consequently inefficient combustion with all appliances; low efficiency.
Air supply settings
Tab. 2 shows the recommended settings for the air supply (after the operating temperature has been reached). The indicated values for
the settings are approximate values. The setting of the air slider that suits
the heating requirements of the room is established by experimenting.
Guideline values for the fuel quantity and burning
time
„Tab. 2“ shows the recommended amount of fuel to be added for the rated
heat output. If this amount is exceeded, overheating and consequent damage
can result.
Fuel Primary
air
Secondary
air
Filling quantity
(depending on type)
Beech wood nominal
heat capacity 0,5-1,5 62,4-2,8 kg / h
Beech wood light
load 0 6 0,7-1,4 kg / h