scandia Verdant LE User manual

PELLET FIRE
OWNERS MANUAL
Scandia Group Pty Ltd
Head Office
58 Access Way
Carrum Downs VIC 3201
Australia
AUS 1300 HEATER (432 837)
NZ [phone]
[e-mail]
www.scandiastoves.com.au
Pellet Fire - Verdant LE
SC.VER Version 1.3 10/5/19
Contents of manual may be updated without notice.
For the latest version of this manual please refer to our website: www.scandiastoves.com.au
SERIES 1

SCANDIA PELLET FIRE
Model Name Model Number
Verdant LE SCPH02
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on purchasing a genuine Scandia pellet fire. When cared for properly, this high quality, finely crafted pellet fire
will offer many years of reliable performance. This instruction manual has been developed to ensure optimum performance from
your Scandia pellet fire. It is very important that you thoroughly read and understand all instructions before using your
new stove.
COUNCIL REQUIREMENTS
Check Local Council Requirements Eg. permits
When installing, operating and maintaining your pellet fire, follow the guidelines presented in these instructions, and make them
available to anyone using or servicing the pellet fire. Your city, town, state or territory may require a building permit to install a
pellet fire. Always consult your local building inspector or local council to determine what regulations apply in your area.
1
WARNING
Your pellet fire must be installed by a qualified person whose work conforms with local council
regulations, Australian/New Zealand standards and manufacturers recommendations. Failure to do so
willvoid your warranty and could possibly void any home insurance.
Safety precautions 2
Product dimensions 3
Fuel requirements 4
Seismic restraint of the pellet fire 5
Installation guide 6
Operating instructions 9
Maintenance 14
Trouble shooting 17
Wiring diagram 19
Exploded diagram 20
Parts listing 21
Warranty 22

1. Do not place articles on or against this appliance.
2. Do not use or store flammable material near the appliance.
3. Do not touch working stove or there will be a high risk of skin burns.
4. Do not spray aerosols in the vicinity of this appliance while in operation.
5. Do not modify this appliance.
6. Select and use pellets which are dry and low ash content. Unqualified fuel will adversely affect operation and
performance of stove and void warranty. We have listed wood pellet standards on pages 4 -5 ‘Fuel requirements’.
Pellets needs to meet or exceed these standards. Ask your dealer for recommended pellet type.
7. Do not connect pellet fire to any air distribution duct or system.
8. Do not burn garbage or flammable fluids such as gasoline, naphtha or engine oil.
9. Keep the thermostat sensor at rear of stove far from flue pipe. This sensor is to detect room temperature and
should not be influenced by any heat source.
10. Do not operate appliance if front glass removed, cracked or broken. Glass replacement should be done by a qualified
service technician.
11. Glass and other surfaces are hot during operation as well as during the cooling down period. Precaution should be
taken, and young children/pets must be supervised at all times.
12. A slight smell may be apparent for the first few hours of use. This is due to the heat resistant paint curing.
Open windows in the room for the first lighting of the fire. In some instances, a slight discolouration may occur
inside the firebox , this is a normal condition and is not covered by warranty.
13. The stove will power off and the fire will extinguish until the stove reduces to the safety temperature of 700 ˚C.
14. The stove will shut down when thermodisc for the hopper falls below 90 ˚C.
15. Flue pipes should be sealed with a high temperature silicon to prevent unwanted smoke/fumes leaking into the room.
When properly maintained and operated your pellet fire should give you many years of service, however there are important
safety aspects of these products that you need to be aware of when operating a pellet fire. Installation and repair should only be
performed by a professional service technician. Do not attempt to service the appliance yourself.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
FUEL: This pellet fire is designed and approved to burn wood pellets with no more than 3% ash
content. High ash content will adversely affect operation and performance of stove and may void
the warranty. Please contact your dealer for more detailed fuel recommendations.
WOOD CANNOT BE USED IN PELLET FIRE
2

PRODUCT DIMENSIONS (MM)
SET TEMP
R T °C
TIME ON
TIME OFF
HEAT
TIMER
FIRE
LONG
TIMING
SHORT
TIMING
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
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3
IMPORTANT
This pellet fire should only be installed by an authorised technician in accordance with:
- Manufacturers installation instruction
- Local electrical regulations building codes

FUEL REQUIREMENTS
Your pellet fire has been designed to burn wood pellets only.
Do not use any other type of fuel as this will void any warranties stated in this manual.
Quality pellet fuel is a natural product manufactured without any binders or additives. The pellets are formed under pressure
from waste sawdust. There are many variables that will affect the composition of the pellet fuel and the specifications.
The performance of your pellet fire is greatly affected by the type and quality of wood pellets being burned.
As the heat output of various quality wood pellets differs, so will the performance and heat output of the pellet fire.
We recommend the use of pellets that meet or exceed these standards.
Please use a recommended pellet type.
Moisture content (as fired basis) ≤12 %
Ash content (as fired basis) ≤1.0%
Net (lower) calorific value (as fired basis) 16900KJ/KG to 20000 KJ/KG
Diameter 6mm
Length ≤40mm
ASH
The ash content of the wood pellets and stove operation will determine the frequency needed for cleaning. When using high ash
content fuels, this may result in frequently having to clean the stove. A low ash fuel may allow longer intervals between cleaning.
CLINKERING
Clinkers are silica (sand) or other impurities in the fuel which form a hard mass during burning. The hard mass blocks air in the
burn pot and affects the performance of the stove. All fuel will result in clinkers, even approved types. Check burn-pot every day
to ensure that holes are not blocked by clinkers. If blocked, remove the pot (when the unit is cold) and clean/scrape the clinkers
with a cleaning tool.
For more details, please refer to the Routine Cleaning and Maintenance section on Pages 14 -15.
PELLET FEED RATES
Due to different densities and sizes of pellets, the feed rate varies. This may require an adjustment to combustion fan for burning
speed and feeding time. Scandia cannot control the quality of pellets you use, therefore will not be held responsible for problems
caused by bad quality wood pellets.
Take care of pellets by keeping them dry and intact, otherwise stove efficiency will be affected and dust will collect on the glass
door. Wood pellets are made from compressed sawdust and scrap wood. Pellets made from hardwoods contain higher ash than
those made from softwoods. Mineral and sand is more easily turned into clinker under extreme burning temperature. Try to burn
various brands of pellets until you find a good one (producing minimum ash and clinkers). If using a pellet with excessive moisture
content, the feeding auger may jam.
4
WARNING
Only use dry wood pellets that are free of dirt and impurities (such as a high salt content). Dirty fuel
will adversely affect the operation and performance of the stove and may void product warranty.

SEISMIC RESTRAINT OF THE PELLET FIRE
NEW ZEALAND REQUIREMENT
In order to comply with standard AS/NZS2918:2001, it is required that the wood fire and floor protector be secured to prevent
shifting in the event of an earthquake. Anchor the appliance to the floor through the holes in the base (foot) of the appliance.
STEP ONE
Fasten the floor bracket to the bottom rear of the
pellet fire using the bolts provided. Adjust the floor
bracket to the desired height before tightening the
bolts with a spanner or socket wrench.
STEP TWO
Once the floor bracket has been tightly secured to
the heater, consider the exact location of your pellet
fire. Ensure that the location chosen is compliant
with the clearances stated in this manual. Your pellet
fire should also be installed on a non-combustible
surface. Using the appropriate sleeve anchor/bolt,
secure your heater to the ground.
STEP THREE
Ensure that all of the bolts have been tightened
and your pellet fire is secure.
5

INSTALLATION GUIDE
Minimum clearances for a combustible surface
ASide of the heater 100mm
BFront of heater to hearth front 300mm
CMinimum hearth depth 730mm
DBack of flue to wall 50mm
E
Back of heater to wall
(External installation) 50mm
FExternal flue to wall 50mm
GHearth width 635mm
HRear corner 25mm
A
B
C
DE
G
F
H
H
CLEARANCES TO COMBUSTIBLES
It is extremely important that you respect required installation distances and that you respect local installation regulations.
The manufacturer is not responsible for the product if it is not installed following these instructions.
A combustible surface is anything that can burn i.e. plaster, wall paper, wood, fabrics etc.
These surfaces are not limited to those that are visible and also include materials that are behind non-combustible materials.
6
Illustrations and photos reflect typical installations and are for design purposes only.
Illustrations/diagrams are not drawn to scale. Actualproduct may vary from pictures in manual.
1. Set the stove in a place that complies with the heating range.
2. If installing this unit on a combustible floor (eg. linoleum or hardwood floor), a non-combustible hearth pad with a
minimum 730 mm deep x 635 mm wide x 9 mm thick floor protector should be used under and in front of
the appliance. The floor protector should extend 300 mm in front of the appliance door and be placed centrally in
the 635 mm width.
3. Clearance distance from a wall or ceiling must be 50 mm or more.
4. The unit must be grounded. The grounded electrical cord should be connected to a standard electrical outlet, 230V,
50Hz (4.5 Amps). Ensure that electrical cord is clear of the appliance and away from hot surfaces and sharp edges. If
power cord is compromised, a replacement power cord must be purchased from the manufacturer or qualified dealer.

INSTALLATION GUIDE.... continued
The stoves combustion blower pressurises and pushes flue gases out of the pellet pipe, therefore it is important that all pipe joints
should be locked together. If the pipe joints do not have a locking system it is recommended that they are screwed with three
screws and sealed with high temperature silicone. The pipe should be siliconed and fastened with three screws to the stoves flue
collar.
1. Do not place vent pipe exhaust in any enclosed or semi-enclosed areas such as a carport, garage, attic, crawlspace,
narrow walkway, closely fenced area, under a sun deck or porch, or any location that would gather smoke.
2. The surface of vent pipe can reach high temperatures. Do not touch. If necessary, a non-combustible glove or guard
can be used.
4. Locate vent termination at least 600mm away from combustible material such as shrubs, plants, grass, fences,
roof overhangs, and adjacent buildings.
G
F
A
B
C
D
E
I
H
H
H
200mm
STANDARD INSTALLATION:
STANDARD FLUE KIT
A Cowl x 1
B
80mm Stainless Steel
Active Flue 915mm Long x 1
C
150mm Galvanised
Plain Casing 915mm Long x 1
DScandia roof flashing
(Usually supplied by installer)
E
150mm Galvanised
Crimped Casing 915mm Long x 1
F50 x 50 Angles 915mm Long x 2
GCeiling Ring x 1
H
80mm Painted Stainless
Steel Active Flue 915mm Long x 3
ITee Piece x 1
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INSTALLATION GUIDE.... continued
STANDARD FLUE KIT
A Cowl x 1
B
80mm Stainless Steel
Active Flue 915mm Long x 1
C
150mm Galvanised
Plain Casing 915mm Long x 1
DScandia roof flashing
(Usually supplied by installer)
E
150mm Galvanised
Crimped Casing 915mm Long x 1
F50 x 50 Angles 915mm Long x 2
GCeiling Ring x 1
H
80mm Painted Stainless
Steel Active Flue 915mm Long x 3
ITee Piece x 1
THROUGH WALL FLUE KIT
JWall penetration collar x 2
K
80mm Stainless Steel
Active Flue 600mm Long
(cut to length) x 1
A
B
C
D
GF
I
J
K
H
H
H
200mm
8
WARNING
The appliance must be installed with an authorised person in compliance with Australian/New
Zealand standard AS 2918.
MASONRY CHIMNEY
When venting into a masonry chimney, the pellet pipe must continue through roof line, clear the masonry chimney and be
finished using flashing.
SURGE PROTECTORS
A surge protector is recommended to ensure the stove’s electrical components are not damaged by a surge in the electrical
supply. Only a high quality protector should be used.
THERMOSTAT INSTALLATION
To e n s u re t h a t t h e p e l l e t f i re i s o p e r at i n g at t h e r i g h t te m p e r at u re , a l o w v o l t a g e t h e r m o s t a t h a s b e e n i n s t a l l e d o n t h e h e a t e r.
When locating your sensor, ensure it is placed far from the venting pipe. It is important that the sensor is not influenced by any
hot or cold objects as this will prevent it from detecting an accurate reading of the room temperature. Choose a place in the
room that you believe will detect an even and accurate room temperature.
Please check control board operation on pages 10 - 13.
THROUGH WALL INSTALLATION:

1. INSTALLATION OF DISPLAY
Unpack control panel and fix with screws at the top rear of stove.
2. BEFORE OPERATION
Before igniting please check burn pot, pellet grate and ash box are aligned in proper position.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3. OPERATING THE HEATER
WARNING
Only operate this appliance if it has been installed by a licensed installer.
Never operate the heatert with the door open.
INITIALISATION
Ensure the burn pot and underside are clean before the stove is started.
SET TEMP
R T °C
TIME ON
TIME OFF
HEAT
TIMER
FIRE
LONG
TIMING
SHORT
TIMING
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
9
NOTE: A slight smell may be apparent for the first few hours of use. This is due to the heat resistant paint curing.
It is recommended to open windows and doors for the first lighting.
1. Ensure power is connected to the heater
2. Turn on the red switch at the back of the heater.
The display will illuminate.
•
At this point the system will enter self-inspection procedures and display
error codes if any errors are detected.
(A list of error codes can be found in the trouble shooting section of this
manual).
• Leave this switch on during periods of use. It can be turned off during
warmer months and on holidays.
3. Fill the hopper with wood pellets.

SET TEMP
R T °C
TIME ON
TIME OFF
HEAT
TIMER
FIRE
LONG
TIMING
SHORT
TIMING
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
SET TEMP
R T °C
TIME ON
TIME OFF
HEAT
TIMER
FIRE
LONG
TIMING
SHORT
TIMING
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
When the stove is switched off, the flame will continue to burn until pellets in the burn pot are
burnt out. During this period, system will charge both exhaust fan and flow fan automatically.
This burning will last about 15 minutes.
WARNING
CLEANING MODE
1. CLEANING: When pellet fire enters into cleaning
system , ash cleaning mode will begin automatically.
SET TEMP
R T °C
TIME ON
TIME OFF
HEAT
TIMER
FIRE
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
SET TEMP
R T °C
TIME ON
TIME OFF
HEAT
TIMER
FIRE
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
SHORT
TIMING
LONG
TIMING
LONG
TIMING
SHORT
TIMING
10
MANUAL START-UP and SHUT-DOWN
DELAYED START-UP
DELAYED SHUT-DOWN
1. ON: To ignite the heater, press the power button .
The pellets will slowly be fed from the hopper into the burn pot. You should hear the
gentle tingle of pellets as they fall. The heater has an automatic ignition system, it may
take up to five minutes for the pellets to ignite. During the ignition process the pellets
will produce smoke inside of the firebox; this is normal and should not be of concern.
2. Adjust the temperature and fan speed using the remote.
3. OFF: To shut-down the heater press the power button .
The heater will return to standby mode (dim backlight on display).
After the stove has been turned off, the pellets in the burn pot will continue to
burn for about 15 minutes. During this period the room fan and exhaust fan will
continue to operate.
1. While the heater is in STANDBY MODE, press and hold the power
button . The time section ,short timing SHORT
TIMING
and time on
TIME ON
will illuminate.
2. Use the and buttons to set the time period ,.
The timer will start couting down immediately.
The delay can be set for a maximum of 12 hours.
1. While the heater is running, press and hold the power button .
The time section , short timing SHORT
TIMING and
time off
TIME OFF
will illuminate.
2. Use the and buttons to set the time period ,.
The timer will start couting down immediately.
The delay can be set for a maximum of 12 hours.

4. 7-Day program
SET TEMP
R T °C
TIME ON
TIME OFF
HEAT
TIMER
FIRE
LONG
TIMING
SHORT
TIMING
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
TIME ON
SET TEMP
R T °C
TIME ON
TIME OFF
HEAT
TIMER
FIRE
LONG
TIMING
SHORT
TIMING
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
The second slot is indicated by a 2 in the temp section
11
Before setting up the 7-day program, confirm that the heater displays
the correct time and date. If the time and date need to be adjusted,
please refer to the instructions of this manual in Section 5 - Other
Settings.
The heater can be set to operate during programmable time-slots
over a 7-day period.
The heater has two time-slots for each Day of the Week.
To a c t i v ate a t i m e - s l o t , w e n e e d t o e n t e r t h e s t a r t a n d e n d t i m e .
1. While the heater is in standby, press the Settings Button
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
until the the ‘long timing’
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
icon is flashing.
The ‘time on’ icon
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
should be highlighted (flashing);
the day of the week should display 1 and the time slot
should show
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
with the hour field flashing.This indicates
that the field ‘Day 1, Time-slot 1, Time on, hour is selected.
2. Hour and minute fields for each time-slot are changed with the
plus
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
.and minus
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
.icons.
The time is displayed in 24 hour time.
3. To move between fields, use the left
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
. and right
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
arrows
buttons. The order of the fields is shown in the table below.
4. To leave a time-slot unused, leave the time displaying 00:00.
To remove a set time, adjust the time display back to 00:00.
5. Once you have completed programmimg, press the settings
button until the RT icon
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
is highlighted.
Slot Field Order of
programming
1Day 1, Time-slot 1, Time on, hour First
1Day 1, Time-slot 1, Time on, minute Second
1Day 1, Time-slot 1, Time off, hour Third
1Day 1, Time-slot 1, Time off, minute 4th
1Day 2, Time-slot 1, Time on, hour 5th
1Day 2, Time-slot 1, Time on, minute 6th
1Day 2, Time-slot 1, Time off, hour 7th
1Day 2, Time-slot 1, Time off, minute 8th
…
1Day 7, Time-slot 1, Time on, hour 25th
1Day 7, Time-slot 1, Time on, minute 26th
1Day 7, Time-slot 1, Time off, hour 27th
1Day 7, Time-slot 1, Time off, minute 28th
2Day 1, Time-slot 2, Time on, hour 29th
2Day 1, Time-slot 2, Time on, minute 30th
2Day 1, Time-slot 2, Time off, hour 31st
2Day 1, Time-slot 2, Time off, minute 32nd
…
2Day 7, Time-slot 2, Time on, hour 53rd
2Day 7, Time-slot 2, Time on, minute 54th
2Day 7, Time-slot 2, Time off, hour 55th
2Day 7, Time-slot 2, Time off, minute 56th

5. OTHER SETTINGS
SET TEM
SET TEM
P
P
R T °C
R T °C
TIME ON
TIME ON
TIME OFF
TIME OFF
HEAT
HEAT
TIME
TIME
R
R
FIRE
FIRE
LONG
LONG
TIMING
TIMING
SHOR
SHOR
T
T
TIMING
TIMING
WORKIN
WORKIN
G
G
MOD
MOD
E
E
DEVICE
DEVICE
SETTING
SETTING
12
ADJUSTING THE TEMPERATURE
ADJUSTING THE FAN SPEED
SETTING TIME
SET TEMP
R T °C
TIME ON
TIME OFF
HEAT
TIMER
FIRE
LONG
TIMING
SHORT
TIMING
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
1. Press the Settings Button
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
until the ‘Set Temp’
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
icon
is highlighted. This can be done either in Standby Mode or while
the heater is running.
2. Use the plus
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
and minus
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
buttons to adjust the
temperature.
3. Once you have set the temperature, press the settings button
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
until the RT icon
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
is highlighted.
The maximum temperature that can be set on the unit is 35ºC
1. Press the Settings Button
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
until the fan icon
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
starts
spinning, the room temperature field will display a number
between 1-4 e.g.
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
. This can be done either in standby mode or
while the heater is running.
2. Use the plus
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
and minus
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
buttons to change the fan speed.
3. Once you have set the fan speed, press the settings button
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
until the RT icon
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
is highlighted.
1. While the heater is in standby mode, press the
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
settings
button until the hour, minute or day field is flashing
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
.
2. Use the arrows
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
or
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
to change between the hour, minute
and day fields.
3. Use the plus
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
and minus
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
buttons to adjust the time of day.
4. Once you have set the time, press the settings button
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
until
the RT icon
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
is highlighted.

POWER ON/OFF
SET FAN SPEED
SET TEMPERATURE
13
PELLET FEEDING SETTING
SET TEMP
R T °C
TIME ON
TIME OFF
HEAT
TIMER
FIRE
LONG
TIMING
SHORT
TIMING
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
When the interior of the stove reaches 700 ˚ C (its maximum temperature) , it will automatically stop feeding until
the temperature drops to 650 ˚ C or below.
OTHER SETTINGS.... continued
REMOTE CONTROL
The wireless remote control provided with your
Scandia pellet fire is the primary controller for
stove temperature and fan speed.
Different brands of pellets may require a different feed rate, this can be
established by trial and error. The heater has settings 1-5, with 1 being
the shortest feeding time and 5 being the longest feed in time. The
fatory default is 3.
1. While the heater is in standby mode, press the
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
settings
button until the device setting
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING and working mode
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
icons are flashing.
2. Adjust the pellet feed time using the plus
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
and minus
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
buttons.
3. Once you have set the pellet feed rate, press the settings button
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
until the RT icon
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
is highlighted.

HEATER MAINTENANCE
Unplug and let the stove cool before any maintenance or cleaning. Some brands of pellets produce more ash and clinkers,
therefore stove cleaning frequency greatly depends on the quality of the pellets. Not maintaining a regular cleaning
schedule will cause the stove to have a low burning efficiency and void the warranty.
CLEANING
There will be some ash and small amounts of tar in exhaust pipe. This will vary from pellet ash content and stove operation.
The exhaust vent system should be checked and cleaned semi-annually or every two tons of pellets.
1. For maximum efficiency and preventing hot ash flying out, please keep the door closed and sealed during burning.
(The burning chamber must always be closed and sealed when the appliance is in operation).
2. The pellet fire should operate with a bright yellow flame and pellets should be actively burning. If there is a build up of
unburnt pellets and large amounts of smoke venting through the heater, follow instructions for cleaning the burn pot.
3. Do not modify this appliance in any way and only use genuine spare parts installed by a qualified technician when
undertaking any repairs.
BURN POT CLEANING
1. The combustion fan comes on at high speed and blows the by-products of combustion out of the
burn pot every hour.
2. The burn pot should be cleaned thoroughly after burning about 10 bags of pellets.
3. The burn pot has holes on the bottom and sides which provide combustion air to the pellets. The extreme
temperatures in the burn pot can cause the impurities in the pellets to form ash and clinkers. After the stove
has cooled down, open front door and remove burn pot.
Scrape the inner bottom and sides of burn pot to remove all ash and clinkers with a screwdriver.
4. Clean igniter bar carefully. Although it is ceramic, it can be easily broken with hard scuffing.
5. Make sure that all the gaps in the bottom of burn pot are accessible. Place the burn pot in the same position
from which it was removed. Ensure that the high side of burn pot is towards the front of the stove. Push the
burn pot down so the surface is tight against the steel which supports the pot.
Do not substitute for any other grate or pot in this stove.
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ASH DRAWER REMOVAL AND CLEANING
1. Do not remove the ash drawer when the stove is hot. Ash disposal should be in a metal container with a tight fitting
lid. The closed container should be on a non-combustible floor, or the ground, away from all combustible materials,
then to final disposal.
2. If ash is disposed in soil, it should stay in the closed container in the stove until all cinders cool down completely.
3. Put back ash drawer by inserting the drawer into the stove and refasten the left and right latches securely.
4. If the ash drawer does not seal tightly, the control board may detect it and shut down stove.
VENT PIPE CLEANING
The combustion will contain small particles of fly ash that will collect in exhaust venting system and affect the flow of flue gases.
1. Incomplete combustion, such as start up, shut down, or incorrect operation of pellet fire will lead to soot formation,
and that soot will collect in exhaust venting system.
2. The exhaust venting system should be checked at least once a month to see if it needs to be cleaned or not.
HEATER MAINTENANCE.... continued
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GLASS CLEANING
There may be times when you need to clean the glass. To do this, use a soft cloth and a non-abrasive glass cleaner.
Only ever clean the glass when the pellet fire is cold. For best results select from Scandia’s range of glass cleaning products.
Always close the door gently. Do not open the door until the pellet fire has fully cooled.
SURFACE FINISH
To clean your appliance wipe lightly with a damp cloth or dust with a duster. Some cleaning products may leave stains on the
heater surface, preferably use Scandia Surface and Glass Cleaner. Never use abrasive cloths as these may scratch the surface;
take caution when using microfiber cloths as they can leave swirl marks if used in a circular motion.
REPLACING PARTS
Always use genuine replacement parts.
All replacement parts can be ordered from www.scandiastoves.com.au.
CLEANING SCHEDULE AFTER NUMBER OF BAGS BURNED
Burn Pot 10 bags
Ash Drawer 10 bags
Blower 50 bags
Flue Fan 100 bags
HEATER MAINTENANCE.... continued
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NOTE: Cleaning schedule will vary depending on quality of pellets.
Pellets with high ash content will require more frequent cleaning.

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1. Light or display fails to illuminate
TROUBLE SHOOTING
POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
No power in stove or in the control panel. Check the power connection.
Blown fuse. Replace the fuse.
Before seeking after-sale services, please check the list below:
POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
Inside temperature is below 130°C. Wait until the stove temperature reaches 130°C,
the flow fan will start.
2. The flow fan doesn’t work
POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
Auger pipe is blocked. Clean the auger pipe, use standard pellets.
There is a problem with the connection
between feeding motor and auger.
Check if bolts between feeding auger and motor are loose
or mismatched. If so, please contact qualified technician.
3. Auger doesn’t feed pellet
TROUBLESHOOTING – ERROR CODES
SET TEMP
R T °C
TIME ON
TIME OFF
HEAT
TIMER
FIRE
LONG
TIMING
SHORT
TIMING
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
1. When the power is on and display shows E1 error message,
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
the tempertaure probe (NTC) is failing to work.
2. If display shows E2
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
, the flame sensor (thermocouple) is
failing to work.
3. If ignition fails or fire self-extinguishes at ignition, the display
shows E3
SHORT
TIMING
TIME ON
TIME OFF
LONG
TIMING
R T °C
SET TEMP
WORKING
MODE
DEVICE
SETTING
. The pellet fire will shut off automatically.

TROUBLE SHOOTING.... continued
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POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
The hopper is empty. Add pellets into the hopper.
No Feeding. Refer to PROBLEM #3.
Pellet feeding is too slow. Add more pellets to increase feeding time.
6. Faulty Operation
During operation, fire extinguishes, and powers off automatically. Display shows E3
POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
Feeding system doesn’t work. Check feeding system and refer to PROBLEM #3.
No pellets or pellet feeding time is too slow. Check the hopper, if empty, add pellets.
Thermocouple cannot detect stove temperature
correctly.
The thermocouple is broken, please contact distributor to
change the thermocouple.
5. Stove turns off after ignition
POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
The feeding time is too long. Adjust setting temperature (higher than room temperature
by 3 - 6°C), let stove enter into MAX FIRE and let burn down.
If still too much, adjust feeding setting to LEVEL 2 or 1
according to pellet quantity.
4. Not feeding properly
1. Too many pellets have been added and cannot be burned within the required time.
POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
The feeding time is too short. Adjust setting temperature (lower than room temperature
3-6°C), let stove enter into MIN FIRE and let burn.
If still not enough, adjust feeding setting in LEVEL 4 or 5.
2. Not enough pellets have been added.