Stanley K50 User manual

K50
Wood Pellet Stove
Installation and Operating Instructions
Read these instructions carefully before installing, using and servicing the stove.

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able of Contents
1 SE ING HE LANGUAGE FOR HE FIRS IME. ..................................................................................... 3
2 S ANLEY PELLE S OVE WARRAN Y ...................................................................................................... 4
3 PACKAGE CON EN ............................................................................................................................... 5
3.1 U NPACKING HE S OVE ................................................................................................................................. 5
4 IMPOR AN OPERA ION / MAIN ENANCE NO ES ................................................................................. 5
4.1 I NS ALLA ION C HECKLIS .............................................................................................................................. 7
5 ECHNICAL SPECIFICA IONS .................................................................................................................. 8
6 INS ALLA ION OF HE PELLE S OVE .................................................................................................... 9
6.1 I NS ALLA ION OF HE PELLE S OVE ................................................................................................................ 9
6.2 I NS ALLA ION REQUIREMEN S ........................................................................................................................ 9
6.3 L OCA ION ................................................................................................................................................ 10
6.4 F LUE / C HIMNEY I NS ALLA ION . ................................................................................................................... 10
6.5 E LEC RICAL C ONNEC ION ............................................................................................................................ 11
6.6 C LEARANCES O COMBUS IBLE ..................................................................................................................... 11
6.7 V EN ILA ION / C OMBUS ION AIR . ................................................................................................................. 11
7 FUEL .................................................................................................................................................... 12
8 OPERA ION OF PELLE S OVE. ............................................................................................................ 12
8.1 R EMO E CON ROL ..................................................................................................................................... 13
9 CON ROL AND DISPLAY PANEL ......................................................... ERROR! BOOKMARK NO DEFINED.
9.1 S E ING HE D A E AND IME ............................................................................
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9.2 S E ING HE SLEEP IMER .................................................................................
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9.3 S E ING HE P ROGRAMMER . .............................................................................
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9.4 U SER I NFORMA ION U SER I NFORMA ION ....................................................................................................... 18
9.41 S E INGS MENU ........................................................................................................................................ 19
10 CO ALARM ........................................................................................................................................... 20
11 INS RUC ION FOR INS ALLING HE CASINGS ....................................................................................... 21
12 REFILL HE PELLE HOPPER .................................................................................................................. 22
13 MAIN ENANCE .................................................................................................................................... 22
13.1 D AILY MAIN ENANCE .............................................................................................................................. 22
13.2 G LASS CLEANING ................................................................................................................................... 22
13.3 D AILY / WEEKLY MAIN ENANCE .................................................................................................................. 23
13.4 A DDI IONAL CLEANING ........................................................................................................................... 23
13.5 C LEANING HE FLUE PASSAGEWAY . ............................................................................................................ 25
13.6 C LEANING IN ERIOR OF EX RAC OR FAN ..................................................................................................... 26
14 ROUBLESHOO ING GUIDE ................................................................................................................. 28
15 S AR -UP ......................................................................................... ERROR! BOOKMARK NO DEFINED.
15.1 S OP .................................................................................................................................................. 30
15.2 URNING OFF HE S OVE ......................................................................................................................... 30
15.3 I NS RUC IONS FOR REMOVING HE SIDE COVERS .......................................................................................... 30

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15.3.1 Pellet reservoir lid ..................................................................................................................... 30
15.4 F ILLING HE PELLE RESERVOIR ................................................................................................................. 30
hank you for purchasing a Waterford Stanley Wood pellet Stove.
Please read this manual carefully and retain it for future reference.
hese products fulfil the requirements of the Construction Products Regulation and have been
approved with the CE conformity mark;
he Boiler pellet stoves are manufactured in compliance with the EN 14785:2008 Standards
WA ERFORD S ANLEY bears no responsibility for any damage to the stove if it is installed by non-
qualified personnel;
WA ERFORD S ANLEY is not responsible for any damage to stoves not installed and used in
compliance to the instructions included in this manual;
All local regulations, national and European standards, must be observed when installing, operating and
servicing the stove;
Whenever you need assistance, you should contact your stove’s supplier or installer. You must have the
wood pellet stove serial number located on the identification plate.
he product must be commissioned by a Waterford Stanley approved service engineer.
1Setting the Language for the first time.
o set the Language to English on the controller.
Press the menu button until “ set” is displayed beside the menu button.
Press the “ +” button 4 times , display shows “configura.......”.
Press the set button twice until abbreviation for languages in the top and centre of the screen.
Press the “ +” button until abbreviation “EN” is displayed.
Press the Menu button to set the language to English.

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2S ANLEY PELLE S OVE WARRAN Y
CONDI IONS OF WARRAN Y
Your Stanley pellet stove is guaranteed against any part that fails (under normal operating conditions) as
detailed in the following table with timelines specified from the date of installation of the appliance. If the
stove is not installed within six months of date of purchase, the warranty will commence six months from
the date of purchase.
Warranty
Period
Parts Covered (Parts & Labour unless Stated)
Up to 1
Year
•
Refractory materials (supply only)
•Rope seals, glass seals and cement seals.
•Surface Finish on Seno models.
•Grates and fire bars.
•Ceramic glass is covered for hermal breakage (supply
only).
•Rust (if reported before installation)
•Aesthetic Damage (provided reported on date of receipt)
•Electrical components under normal operation.
Up to 2
Years
•
All external casings & enamel finishes (excluding impact
damage or damage caused by overfiring). Pictures of
damage must be submitted to WS Service Department.
Up to 3
Years
•
Boiler - A Leaking Boiler Report must be conducted by an
Authorised Stanley Service Engineer and submitted to WS
Service Department for review.
All warranty claims must be reported to the Waterford Stanley Service Department and must be submitted
with the product serial number (located on the data plaque at the rear of the product), date of purchase,
proof of purchase (if requested) and details of the specific nature of the problem.
he warranty is given only to the original consumer/purchaser only and is non- transferable. he appliance
must be installed by a suitable qualified person and installed as per the requirements of the manual. Failure
to comply with the Installation requirements or Building Regulations will void your warranty. Waterford
Stanley reserve the right to replace any part due to manufacturing defect that fails within the warranty
period under the terms of the warranty. he stove must be used for normal domestic purposes only and in
accordance with manufacturer's operation instructions.
LIMI S OF LIABILI Y
he warranty does not cover:
•Special, incidental or consequential damages, injury to persons or Property, or any other
consequential loss.
•Any issue caused by negligence, misuse, abuse or circumstances beyond Waterford Stanley’s control.
•Any issue with wear and tear, modification, alteration, or servicing by anyone other than an
authorized service engineer.
•Installation and operational related problems such as draught related issues external to the stove,
inadequate venting or ventilation, excessive flue offsets, negative air pressure caused by insufficient
burning of improper fuel.
•Damage caused to the stove while in transit.
•Discolouration due to over firing, damage caused by impact, damage to baffles caused by over firing

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and fading of surface finish on casting.
•Stress fractures on bricks.
•Rust on cast iron parts unless reported prior to stove being installed.
•Aesthetic damage, rust & missing parts on stoves purchased off display.
•Electrical components where voltage variations are in excess of 10% of nominal 230V
Note: Adequate clearance must be maintained around the appliance to ensure the ease of part removal in
the possible event of their damage/failure. Waterford Stanley are not responsible for any costs incurred in
the removal of items installed in the vicinity of the appliance that must be moved to facilitate a part
replacement.
3Package content
- Pellet stove model K50
- Infrared remote control;
- Instruction Manual & Power cable
- Cleaning bar handle.
3.1 Unpacking the stove
In order to unpack the equipment, you must first remove the shrink wrap around the cardboard box.
hen remove the box by lifting it up and remove the bag around the stove and the polystyrene plates.
Finally, the four pieces holding the equipment to the wooden pallet should be loosened (Figure 1).
4Important operation / Maintenance notes
IMPOR AN OPERA ION / MAIN ENANCE NO ES
N.B.: he information in this manual is given as guidance, all local, national or EC regulations must
also be complied with.
Before using this appliance, please read all parts of this instruction manual carefully, as the
information it contains, is essential in order to use the appliance correctly,
Make sure you fully read and understand the instructions contained in this manual before using
the Pellet Stove as a biomass heating unit.
Do not touch the stove especially the control panel with wet or damp hands.
Do not burn fuel with a high moisture content, ie damp pellets.
Do not tamper with the safety devices or adjustment features without prior authorization from
Waterford Stanley
During the first firings it is recommended to ventilate the room as an unpleasant (not toxic)
odour may be emitted as the paint is completing curement.
Figure
1

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Empty the ash container and clean the combustion chamber after burning of every 30kg of
pellets.
Check flueways before lighting especially after a shut down period.
Allow adequate air ventilation to ensure plenty of air for combustion at all times.
Never turn off an operating pellet stove unit by disconnecting the electric plug. Disconnecting the
plug will prevent the extraction of combustion fumes;
he only fuel that should be used for operation of the pellet stove are pellets certified by EN
14961-2 grade A1 with a diameter of 6 mm and a length that can range from 10 to 30 mm.
Keep all combustible materials a safe distance away from unit, please see section for clearances
to combustibles.
Never use aerosol spray near the appliance when it is in operation.
For safety reasons never leave children or the elderly unaccompanied while stove is in use. Use a
fire guard.
his appliance should be regularly maintained by a competent service engineer.
Please keep the packing materials away from children;
he manufacturer will not be responsible for any modifications made to this appliance by or on
behalf of the user. he manufacturer will not be responsible for any eventual damage or loss as a
result of unauthorised modifications. In the event that parts need to be replaced, only use parts
recommended by Waterford Stanley.

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4.1 Installation Checklist
Flue System
•Minimum Flue Height of 2 metres.
•ee piece fitted at base of flue.
•Appliance should be connected using an 80mm connecting flue pipe, increasing to 125mm within
1.5 metres of the appliance
•Horizontal run of connecting pipe must not exceed 600mm.
•All flue pipework passing through walls must be sleeved & adequately insulated in line
•with current Building Regulations.
•An appliance connected to a chimney must be lined with an 125mm flue liner.
•he chimney/ flue termination must be located in accordance with building regulations part J.
•he chimney serving this appliance should not serve any other appliance.
•Access should be provided to the chimney serving the appliance to allow for cleaning.
•It is a requirement by Building Regulations to have a carbon monoxide alarm
•fitted to any room with a solid fuel appliance.
•A suitable cowl must be fitted at the flue termination to prevent excessive wind effects and rain
entering the flue.
Location
•Clearance to combustible materials must be adhered to as described in the Clearance
•to Combustible section.
•he stove must be installed on a floor protector that covers the area under the stove
•and extends 9” to the front and 6” to the sides.
•Clearance must be maintained to allow for maintenance and part replacement.
•Ventilation & Combustion Air Requirements
•14. he room in which the appliance is located should have an air vent of adequate size to support
correct combustion (see Ventilation & Combustion Air Requirement Section for specific details).
•he stove must not be installed in the same room as an extractor fan.
•16. External air connection maximum length 600mm of straight pipe only.

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5echnical specifications
Figure 2
able 1 – echnical specifications
Characteristics
K50
Units
Height
823
mm
Width
450
mm
Depth
549
mm
Flue pipe outlet diameter.
80
mm
Pellet Hopper
capacity
11
kg
Maximum
overall
thermal
input
6,1
kW
Minimum
thermal
input
3,2
kW
Minimum
fuel
consumption
0,7
kg
/
h
Maximum
fuel
consumption
1,36
kg
/
h
Rated
electrical
power
89
W
Electrical power
at
start
(<10
min.)
362
W
Rated
voltage
230
V
Nominal frequency
50
Hz
hermal efficiency
at
rated
thermal
92
%
hermal
efficiency
at reduced
thermal
95
%
Maximum
gas
temperature
123
°C
emperature
min.
of
gases
66
ºC
CO
emissions
at nominal
thermal
0,01
%
CO
emissions
at
reduced
thermal
0,04
%
Mass flow
of
combustion
gases
5
g/s
Draught
in
the
chimney
12
Pa

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* ests performed using wood pellets with a heating capacity of 4.9 kWh/kg.
he above information was obtained during product homologation tests performed at
independent laboratories accredited for pellet stove tests.
6Installation of the pellet stove
6.1 Installation of the pellet stove
Before starting the installation, perform the following actions:
9. Check immediately upon receipt that the delivered product is complete and in good condition. Any
defects must be indicated before installing the appliance.
10. he base of the stove has four height-adjustable feet, allowing simple adjustment on uneven
floors.
Before installing, please perform the following steps:
• Upon receipt, check that the product is complete and determine that is does not show any sign of
damage . Any damage or defects should be advised to the retailer before the stove is installed.
• he stove is equipped with four height adjustable feet at the base which allow for a simple adjustment
when installed on a uneven surface.
Figure 3
6.2 Installation requirements
• Location, Suitable area to be heated.
• Floor support / Hearth.
• Flue connection capable of producing 12pa flue draught.
• Electrical requirements.
• Clearances
o combustibles
For servicing/ maintenance

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• Adequate air supply for combustion/ ventilation
6.3 Location
6.4 Flue / Chimney Installation.
he floor should be capable of supporting
the weight of the product and hearth.
A solid non-combustible hearth of minimum
thickness 12 mm. he hearth should extend
150 to the side and 225mm to the front.
he appliance should be installed centrally in
the area to be heated.
Figure 4
Figure 5
Manufacturers recommended flue pipe 80
-
100mm
diameter. he appliance must be connected using a
connecting pipe of diameter 80mm. . A ee piece must be
installed at the base of the chimney to allow for cleaning/
inspection.
Flueing is best to be carried out in a diameter appropriate
for the appliance. If the flue height is less than 4 metres then
the appliance will perform best when flued in the same
diameter pipe as the flue outlet. If the flue pipe is greater
than 4 metres then the appliance will perform best if flued
in the next size up from the flue pipe outlet., for this
appliance this will be 100mm dia.
Under no circumstances should the flue diameter exceed
125mm dia. If the flue is to be routed through an existing
chimney it can be done using a flexible stainless steel pipe
with a register plate at the base of the chimney , the area in
the chimney external to the flue liner must be back filled
with insulation.
Where the flue pipe is installed external to the
dwelling, it must use twin wall insulated stainless steel flue.
he flue must have a vertical length of at least 2 metres. A
horizontal length is not recommended other than at the rear
of the appliance, the horizontal run should be no more than
600mm, on all other sections of flue it is recommended that
they make an angle to the vertical of no more than 45
degrees.
he flue termination point/outlet must be above roof level
and in accordance with building regulations part J. with a
minimum of 600mm above the eaves in any case. he flue
should terminate with a storm cowl and be fitted with a bird
guard.
IMPOR AN : All sections of the flue pipe must be accessible
for inspection, and allow for internal cleaning, removal or
replacement.

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6.5 Electrical Connection
Important: he appliance MUS be earthed.
Before installing the appliance, the power supply system must be checked to ensure it has an effective
earth circuit.
Important: the power supply cable must be of sufficient cross-section for the power requirement of the
appliance.
he supply voltage required for the stove is 220-240 V at 50 Hz. Voltage variations greater than 10% of the
rated value may cause irregular operation, or damage to the electrical system. he appliance must be
positioned so that the domestic power supply plug remains accessible.
If the power supply cable becomes damaged, switch off the power and have it repaired by an authorised
Stanley service agent.
6.6 Clearances to combustible
Figure 6
A clearance to combustible of 50cm must be
maintained to either side of the stove , 30 cm to the
rear and 150 cm to the front of the stove see fig 6
A clearance to combustibles of 100cm must be
maintained above the stove see Fig 7
Figure 7
In the event that the product is
installed in a non combustible recess,
clearances for servicing,must be
provided, 200mm to the rear and
300mm to the sides.
6.7
Ventilation / Combustion air.
The process of combustion requires oxygen, and therefore air. When in operation, the stove draws air
through the 50mm diameter intake pipe at the rear of the appliance. The external air can be connected
through a straight pipe of maximum length 60cm.
Otherwise the appliance will draw air from the room in which case provision must be made for the air
requirement providing an air vent in the room. Poor combustion may result if the room is insufficiently
ventilated.

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7Fuel
he appliance is suitable for use with wood pellets certified to EN 14961-2 grade A1 with a diameter of 6
mm and a length that can range from 10 to 30 mm. No other fuel may be used.
As a fuel, pellets are completely environmentally friendly, as they are made entirely of natural wood,
without glue or other chemical compounds. Pellets have a high calorific value (4.7 to 5.3 kW/kg), and low
moisture content.
IMPOR AN : Pellets must be stored in a dry place.
Use only good quality pellets, with minimal sawdust.
he pellets must have a moisture content of 8% or less. o guarantee a good combustion, the pellets must
maintain these characteristics so they should be stored in a dry place.
he use of different pellets will reduce the efficiency of the stove and cause poor combustion.
he small quantities of sawdust normally present at the bottom of the bags should not be emptied into the
tank but should be held inside the bag while pouring the pellets carefully so that the sawdust remains inside.
If sawdust accumulates in the tank, it should be removed periodically with a vacuum cleaner (with the door
open and disconnecting the power plug from the electricity supply), to prevent it entering the loading
system and causing serious malfunctions.
he physical/chemical properties of the pellets (i.e. the calibre, friction, density and chemical
composition) may vary within specific tolerances and according to each manufacturer. Please note that
this may cause alterations to the feeding process and, consequently, the need for different doses (more
or less pellets).
he stove allows the dose of pellets to be adjusted during start-up and at power levels by ± 25%
Warning : he stove must NO be used as an incinerator
8Operation of Pellet stove.
Figure 8
Using the Pellet Stove
Before starting up the unit, please check the
following:
Ensure the unit is properly connected to the power
mains using the 230V AC power cable
Check if the pellet reservoir is supplied with pellets.
Inside the pellet reservoir is a safety grid to prevent
users from reaching the worm screw. The
combustion chamber of the stove and the door are
built in steel sheet painted with high temperature
paint, releasing fumes during the first ignition due
to the cure of the paint.

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8.1 Remote control
The stove has a probe for measuring the room
temperature. This probe is attached to the grid on
the rear panel. For a good reading of room
temperature, avoid the contact between the end of
the probe and the unit surfaces. You may also
attach the probe to the wall beside the unit.
Figure 9
Avoid touching the equipment during the first burn so as not to leave permanent marks on the paint
because it’s going through a plastic phase during its curing process.
The infrared remote control allows the user to turn
the unit ON and OFF, control the fan airflow and
increase or decrease the unit's power level
Figure
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9Control and Display Panel
To select the operating mode, press the “Mode”
key to select “Manu” for manual mode or “Auto”
for automatic mode.
“Manual mode”: In this mode, the unit will
operate at the heat output selected using the "-"
key, ranging between 1 (minimum fire ) and 5
(maximum fire)
Auto mode: In this mode, the unit is turned on at
maximum power until reaching a temperature 1ºC
above the selected temperature (set point
temperature). After reaching the selected
temperature, the unit switches to the minimum
operating power. The set-point temperature can be
set between 5 and 40ºC by pressing the "-" key.
The "+" key allows the user to set the fan
speed between 1-5 or to “A” for automatic
operation.
Press “set” to see the following menu:
To set the year press “set”. The display starts to
flash. Press the “+” or “-” key to select the desired
year and then “ok” to confirm.
Press "+" to scroll to the next menu. The “Month”
is displayed.
To set the “month” press “set”. The display starts
to flash. Press the “+” or “-” key to select the
desired month and then “ok” to confirm.
Press "+" to scroll to the next menu. The “Day
number” is displayed. This is the date / day of the
month.
To set the “Date” press “set”. The display starts to
flash. Press the “+” or “-” key to select the desired
date and then “ok” to confirm.
Repeat the same steps to set the Day of the Week
,Hour and minutes.

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9.1 Setting the sleep imer
This option is only displayed on the menu when
the stove is on. Press the “ menu “ button” until “
day and time “ is displayed , then press the “ok “
button twice which will scroll to the right to show
the display as below.
Press "set". The display starts to flash. Select the
desired time using the "-" and "+" keys. After
choosing the time, press "ok" to confirm.
Press “ esc” when finished to get back to the
normal display.
The display will then switch between the normal
screen and a screen similar to above showing the
current time and the sleep time at which the stove
will switch off.
9.2 Setting the Programmer.
The unit is equipped with a timer that allows the
unit to be turned on or off at specified times.
This can be set up by loading one of 10 preset
profiles in the software P01- P10.
Alternatively, the unit can be programmed
manually with up to 6 on/ off times per day
When the unit is set to switch on and off using the
programmer the display will flash between the on/
off screen and a screen similar to above.
To enable the timer press “set”. The “enable”
menu is displayed.
The timer may only be activated after setting the
configurations, as shown in the following
paragraph.
To activate the Timer mode, press “Set” the
display starts to flash. Press the “+” or “-" key to
select “On” or “Off” and then “Ok” to confirm.
Press the "+" key to scroll to the "Load profile"
menu
There are 10 weekly programmes available on the
Timer see “ fixed timer schedules at the back of
the manual . The selected programme runs from
Monday to Friday and from Saturday to Sunday.
Press “set”; the display starts to flash. Press the
“+” or “-“ key to select the desired programme
and then press “ok” to confirm. Press the "+" key
to go to menu "Reset".
Press the "+" key to go to menu "Reset". This
menu allows you to delete any programme
settings. To do this, press "set". The "Confirm"
appears. Press "set" again to confirm that you
want to delete the settings or "esc" to exit.

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To access the user information.
press “set” twice and then press “+” until
“ User Info is displayed”
press set to access the “User info” then scroll
through the following list of parameters using
the “+” and “-”.
Control board code.
Security code
Display code
Parameters
Functioning time/ run hours
Service time/ time since last service
Service time/ time to next service
Carrying out/ current status
Exhaust Fan -Rpm
Consumption pellets- kg/hr
Fumes/ Flue gas temperature
Pellet feed time
Ignitions number

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9.3 User Information User Information
Alternatively, the unit's programmer lets you
choose from 6 different programmes for each
day of the week.
To set up programmes “P1” to “P6”, select the
desired programme using the “-” and “+” keys,
and press “set” to select. The "P1 Enable" menu
appears.
To run a user set program P1 the timer/ chrono
must be enabled and also the program must be
enabled
To run a user set program P1 the timer/ chrono
must be enabled and also the program must be
enabled
Press "Set" again and when the display starts to
flash, press the "+" or "-" keys to select "On" or
"Off". Press "ok" to confirm the selection. Press
the "+" key to go to the "start” time.
To set the starting time for Programme P1, press
“set”. The display starts to flash. Press the “+”
or “-“ key to select the time and then press “ok”
to confirm. Press the "+" key to go to the P1 .”
Stop" menu.
To set the set point temperature for Programme
P1, press “Set”. The display starts to flash. Press
the “+” or “-" key to select the desired
temperature, followed by “Ok” to confirm.
To set the operating power level (1 to 5) of
Programme P1, press “Set”. The display starts to
flash. Press the “+” or “-" key to select the
desired power level (1 to 5), and then “Ok” to
confirm. Press the "+" key to go to the "Days"
menu.
To select the days of the week that you want P1
Programme to run, press "set" and then select the
day of the week using the “-” and “+” keys. Press
“set”. The display starts to flash. Select "On" or
"Off" using the "-" and "+" keys. Press "ok" to
confirm the selection. Press the "esc" key to go to
the "Days" menu. Press the "esc" key again to
go to the "program " menu.
Press the “+” key to move on to the next menu.
Repeat the steps to set up Programs P2 to P6 or
as many as are required.
Once the programs are set remember to “enable”
them.
Once the pre-set time is elapsed, the unit shuts
down. At the start of the Shutdown phase,
another timer for a different pre-set period of
time is triggered (Start-up delay time: factory
setting: 20 minutes), that will make the unit
enter the activation phase, when the thermostat
closes contact (NC)
Start-up delay time (Delay time On): The
delay time that elapses between the moment
the thermostat closes (NC) until the unit is
activated.
Shutdown delay time (Delay time Off): The
delay time that elapses between the
moment the thermostat opens (OC) until the
unit starts to shutdown.
Note: When using the feature for the first time,
you must press the On/Off button in the
display. To enable the eco mode, press “set”.
The display starts to flash. To activate the eco
mode, press "set". The display starts to flash.
Select "On" or "Off" using the "-" and "+"
keys. Press "set" to confirm the selection.
Back Light
To Select “ back light” , press “set”. The
display starts to flash. Press the "+" or "-" key
to select the time for the screen to light up, or
select "On" to keep the light permanently on.
Press “ok” to confirm.
Remote Control.
This feature enables and disables the remote
control, when the user wants to operate the
unit's thermostat remotely. Press "Set" and use
the "+" and "-" keys to select the "On" or "Off"
mode. Press "Ok" to confirm. Press the “+”
key to go to the “temperature units” menu.
Note: Some TV remote controls share the same
frequency as the unit’s remote control,
possibly influencing the unit's operation. If this
is the case, it is recommended to disable the
remote control feature.
ºC/ºF
To select ºC / ºF, press “set”. The display starts
to flash. Press the “+” or “
-
” key to select “ºC”,

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9.41 Settings menu
To access the “settings”
press “set” twice and then press “+” until
“settings” is displayed.
press “set” to access the “settings” then scroll
through the following list of parameters using
the “+” and “-”.
Language
Eco mode
Back light
Remote control
ºC/ºF
Combustion settings/ recipe
Language
To select the language, press “set”.
Using the “+” or “-” keys, select the language.
En – English
Eco mode
When the “ECO” mode is enabled at
the same time as the Thermostat feature, the
unit will operate at maximum power until the
thermostat opens contact (NO). The unit then
will operate at minimum power for a pre-set
period of time (Shutdown delay time: factory
setting: 20 minutes).

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10 CO Alarm
Shut down.
To turn off the pellet stove is carried out by
pressing the ON / OFF button for 3 seconds.
The display will show “shut down” until full
completion of this phase. The extractor will
operate until the fume temperature of 64ºC is
reached, to guarantee that all the material has
been burnt.
Note
Do not shut down the appliance by isolating
the electrical supply .
Combustion settings.
This allows for adjustment of the “pellet”
quantity and the “air flow”
Pellet
This feature allows the user to increase or
decrease by 25% the pellet quantity during the
start-up and power process. Press "set". The
display starts to flash. Press "+" or "-" to increase
or decrease (between -10 to +10), as required.
Each unit must be multiplied by 2.5 to obtain the
correct percentage.
Air
This feature allows the user to increase or
decrease by 25% the rotation speed of the fume
extractor during the start-up and power stages.
Press “set”. The display starts to flash. Press the
"+" or "-" key to increase or decrease (from -10
to
+10), as required. Each unit must be multiplied
by 2.5 to obtain the correct percentage. Press
“ok” to confirm.
Technical menu,
The technical menu is password protected, the
password is only provided to authorised
technicians.
Operation.
Start up.
After loading the pellets into the hopper , press
and hold the ON/OFF button for 3 seconds, to
start the stove. During the lighting phase, the
display will show the message “Ignition” (until
this phase is completed.
The pellets are fed through the supply channel to
the burning pot (combustion chamber), where
they will be ignited using an igniter. This process
may take 5 to 10 minutes, depending on whether
the worm screw used to push through the pellets
has been previously filled or not. Once the
ignition phase is completed, the message "On"
appears on the display. The heating power can be
adjusted at any time by pressing the power
selection button for approximately 1 second.
You can select from the five pre-set power levels
that are available. The selected power is
indicated on the display. The initial power status
at each start-up will correspond to the power
level set before the last stop.
Note Before starting the machine check that the
baffle plate is correctly positioned.
The fitting of CO Alarms in the same room as the
appliance is a compulsory requirement under
current Building Regulations. For ROI an
additional CO Alarm must be fitted either inside
each bedroom or within 5 metres of the bedroom
door, refer to Building Regulations Part J. Further
guidance on the installation of a carbon monoxide
alarm is available in BS EN 50292:2002 and from
the alarm manufacturers instructions.