Teba therm TP-05 User manual

Installation and User Manual
Model
TP-05 / TP-06 / TP-07 / TP-08/ TP-09
TP-10 / TP-11
Pellet Stove
Tested according to DIN EN 14785
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................................................................................3
2. FEATURES.......................................................................................................................................................................3
3. WARNING ......................................................................................................................................................................3
4. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION ................................................................................................................................4
4.1 GENERAL..................................................................................................................................................................4
4.2 SAFETY .....................................................................................................................................................................4
4.3 ELECTRICITY .............................................................................................................................................................5
4.4 FLUE PIPE CONNECTION ......................................................................................................................................5
4.5 MINIMUM SAFETY DISTANCES ..........................................................................................................................10
5. CONTROL PANEL..........................................................................................................................................................11
5.1. ERROR CODE AND EXPLANATION.........................................................................................................................12
5.2. MENU FUNCTIONS................................................................................................................................................13
5.2.1 COMBUSTION FUNCTIONS MENU..................................................................................................................13
Level;........................................................................................................................................................................13
Auger Calibration;....................................................................................................................................................13
Fan Calibration;........................................................................................................................................................13
5.2.2. HEATING MANAGEMENT ..................................................................................................................................13
5.2.4. CHRONO MENU.............................................................................................................................................14
5.2.5. LOADING MENU............................................................................................................................................15
5.2.6. TIME AND DATE MENU..................................................................................................................................15
5.2.7. LANGUAGE MENU .........................................................................................................................................15
5.2.8. ENTRANCE MENU ..........................................................................................................................................15
5.2.9. SYSTEM (PARAMETERS) MENU .....................................................................................................................15
6. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE...................................................................................................................................16
6.1 FLAME PIPES CLEANING.........................................................................................................................................18
6.2. COMBUSTION POT CLEANING ..............................................................................................................................18
6.3 ASH TRAY 1 AND ASH TRAY 2 CLEANING...............................................................................................................19
7. GENERAL WARRANTY AND POLICIES...........................................................................................................................19

1. INTRODUCTION
Pellet stoves are easy-to-use domestic heating appliances. They are fully automatic and
can be used inside the house. These indoor heating units combines pleasure with a
fireplace view.
You have a stove with European Standards Quality Certificate.
Please read the user manual, carefully.
It includes information on product functions and easy-to-use information.
Use of these informations increases the product quality and extend its life. You can
properly protect the fuel and the environment.
Warranty of the product depends on the right use of installation and instructions as
described in the guide.
We recommend you to keep this guide in order to reach the information about the correct
use of the stove at the beginning of every winter.
2. FEATURES
TECHNICAL
FEATURES
TP-05
TP-06
TP-07
TP-08
TP-09
TP-10
TP-11
Power (kW)
8
9
9,8
10
10
10
18
Flue pipe
diameter
80 mm
80 mm
80 mm
80 mm
80 mm
80 mm
80 mm
Pellet
storage
capacity
15 KG
15 KG
15 KG
15 KG
10 KG
20 KG
20 KG
Efficiency
89,4 %
88,1 %
88,1 %
92 %
90 %
89,5 %
93 %
Electric
230 V-
50Hz
230 V-
50Hz
230 V-
50Hz
230 V-
50Hz
230 V-
50Hz
230V-
50Hz
230 V-
50Hz
Weight
73 kg
75 kg
78 kg
128 kg
101 kg
148 kg
207 kg
3. WARNING
●USE ONLY 6MM NATURAL PELLETS MANUFACTURED ACCORDING TO DIN PLUS
STANDARTS.
●DO NOT USE 8MM OR 10 MM PELET, OLIVE SEEDS, CHERRY SEEDS, HAZELNUT
SHELL ETC.

●CLEAN THE FIRE POT EVERYDAY.
●AT THE END OF THE WINTER, GENERAL MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING MUST BE
CARIED OUT AND THE FUEL STORAGE MUST BE EMPTIED.
●DAMAGES CAUSED BY USING INAPPROPRIATE PELLET AND NON-REGULAR
CLEANING ARE NOT COVERED BY WARRANTY.
●SMOKE AND SMELL IS NORMAL AT FIRST USING. JUST VENTILATE THE ROOM.
●DO NOT TOUCH PAINTED PARTS DURING OPERATION TO AVOID DAMAGING ON
PAINT.
●THE PROBLEMS CAN BE OCCURED IN CASE WRONG/LOW QUALITY PELLET
USING AND CLEANING IS NOT MADE, ARE NOT COVERED BY THE WARRANTY.
4. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION
4.1 GENERAL
All the inspections for the pellet stove are done according to the stipulated standards. It
complies with the prescribed parameters related to combustion efficiency and flue gas
emissions. The product mentioned in this manual has been tested by the approved bodies
according to EN 14785 Standard.
The packaging of the stove protects the product from damage in the best possible way.
However, the stove or its accessories may still be damaged during transport. Therefore,
after removing the stove from the package, check whether it is complete and undamaged.
In case of any damage, notify your dealer. If dealer or manufacturer are not informed
about the damage and not presented the proof, the damages are not covered by the
warranty.
4.2 SAFETY
* Product must be installed by an authorized person.
* Before installing the product, it should be determined whether the bearing capacity of
the floor to be installed is durable to the product. In case of insufficient bearing capacity,
appropriate measures should be taken. If the floor where the stove is to be installed is
flammable or heat-sensitive, you should place a base (eg marble or glass base).
* Care must be taken to ensure that the ventilation conditions of the place where the
product is installed.
* The pellet stove can operate in conjunction with the existing multiple chimneys. In
addition, the stove should not be connected at places such as the aspirator chimney and
ventilator.
* Chimney must be cleaned at least twice a year.
* Product needs to be connected to the chimney with a shortest distance.

* In order to get better heat efficiency and extend the life of the product, qualitative pellet
and wood fuel should be preferred. Do not use moist or wetted pellet, sawdust, coal etc.
* Since the pellet stoves are designed according to the interior spaces and give heat to the
environment, they should not be installed in places such as bathrooms, shelter, cellar.
And they should not be used for cooking.
4.3 ELECTRICITY
The electricity must be 230V / 50 Hz 10A.
Our company is not responsible for any damage that may occur in case of any voltage
drop or rise. We recommend taking necessary measures as it does not include the
warranty.
4.4 FLUE PIPE CONNECTION

We recommend the use of twin(double) wall or twin(double) wall insulated system for
chimney connection.
•In the interior spaces, by using twin wall chimney system, exhaust gas can be throughed
out to the outside, at the same time fresh air provided to inside. Twin insulated chimney
should be used on the outside.
•In the interior spaces, by using twin wall insulated chimney system, exhaust gas can be
throughed out to the outside. In this case, you can provıde fresh air by additional pipe
and elbow.
•To provide fresh air easily, a vent should be used on the nearest window where stove is
installed.
•Chimney or twin wall insulated chimney, should be at least 80 cm higher than the highest
point of the roof.
•Use rain cap or wind cowl at the end of the chimney to avoid to come inside
anything(bird,etc…). Distance between raincap and chimney end should be 30-40 cm.
•The pellet stove can operate in conjunction with the existing multiple chimneys. In
addition, the stove should not be connected at places such as the aspirator chimney
and ventilator.
•The chimney can be given directly out of the pellet stove at a short distance, or it
can be connected to the existing chimney at short distance.
ATTENTION !!!
THE PIPE AND ELBOWS USED UP TO THE CHIMNEY OUTPUT AND INPUT NEEDS TO BE THE SAME
DIAMETER. BY THE INPUT OF THE CHIMNEY A REDUCTION MUST BE USED. MAXIMUM 4 METERS
PIPES AND 2 ELBOWS NEEDS TO BE USED. PIPE JOINTS SHOULD BE TAPED TO CONNECTOR OR
ALUMINUM BAND.

ROOM THERMOSTAT
CONNECTION POINT
TP-05 / TP-06 / TP-07

TP-08
TP-09

TP-10
TP-11

4.5 MINIMUM SAFETY DISTANCES
A50 cm from rear wall
B40 cm from lateral wall
C100cm from front side
Flammable materials and
furniture should not be
placed at a distance of 100
cm in the radiation area
(C) of the flame
monitoring cover.
While installing the stove, the fire regulations and chimney’s instructions must be complied.
For any related questions please ask the chimney provider. Minimum distances to be
observed in flammable or heat-sensitive materials (eg furniture, wallpaper, wood panels)
(see diagram above) are:
This distance can be reduced to 40 cm when the protection panel is placed between the
stove and the materials that are likely to burn.
Minimum distances for flammable materials and furniture are indicated on the product
label and must not be exceeded. If the floor where the stove is to be installed is flammable
or heat-sensitive, you should place the product on the ground protection plate (eg marble
or glass base).

5. CONTROL PANEL
FUNCTIONS
BUTTONS
DESCRIPTION
S
EXIT
Use P1 to exit from menu or submenu and to
return previous menu
P1
ON- OFF
Wait for 3 seconds by touching the P2 to
switch on and off
P2
RESET
(Er05) Wait for 3-4 seconds by touching the P2
to reset the error code
MENU
ENTRANCE
Use the P3 to access the menus
P3
SUBMENU (
ENTRY )
Use the P3 to enter a submenu in the current
menu.
SAVE
Use the P3 to save data or values in the
current submenu.
MENU
CHANGE
Use the P4 and P6 s to switch between menus,
submenus data and values. When the P6 is
touched on the home screen the chimney
temperature - room temperature - air speed -
the chimney fan, auger speed will be shown.
P4
P6
SUB MENU
CHANGE
TIME SLOT
ACTIVATION
After the adjustment of time, the selected
time slot will be activated by P5.
P5

5.1. ERROR CODE AND EXPLANATION
NOTE: When you encounter the error codes, firstly be sure stove and parts don’t work.
You will see “BLOCK”on the screen. After checking and correcting the following
connection, parts and values according to the error code, the error code must be
cleared by -pressing the P2 for 3 seconds. When the error code is erased, contact your
dealer for any malfunctions that persist.
Error
code
Explanation
Solution
Er01
Safety limit thermostat error -
overheating of fuel chamber
(over 90°)
In the first screen when the stove display starts
to work, ER01 may be encountered. Push
button to delete the error code. Check the
sanitary valves and pump. Push the black tip of
the safety limit thermostat inside, which is on
the back side of the boiler.(see pg.9)
Er02
Chimney emmission safety
switch error
Check chimney connections and chimney
emmission. Be sure chimney and second ash
tray is clean
Er03
Chimney outlet temperature
drop or auger failure
Check if there is fuel in the combustion
chamber and whether the fuel is supplied by
the coil.
Er05
Chimney outlet over
temperature error / flue
temperature sensor error or
cleaning error
This error occurs when the calibration values
are increased or when the general cleaning
time is reached. Please give a general cleaning
of the product.
Er07
Chimney emmission fan motor
error
Check that your chimney is not clogged and
reset it. Be sure chimney and second ash tray is
clean. If the error still persists, contact your
dealer.
Er08
Chimney emmission fan motor
encoder error
Reset the product, contact your dealer if the
error still persists.
Er11
Date and Time Error
Check the date and time
Er12
Ignition failure error
This error can occur due to pot pullution or
resistanse, check the resistance and clean the
pot.
Er15
Safety Low Voltage
Check voltage fluctuation
Er16
Display - Motherboard
connection error
Check the display and the cable between
display and control board.

5.2. MENU FUNCTIONS
Touch the P3 button to enter the user menu. The following menus will appear on
the screen.
Combustion Management
Heating Management
Remote control
Chrono
Loading
Press P3 for 3 seconds to enter the input menu, the following menu will appear on the
screen.
Input settings
Home menu
System menu
Use the P4 and P6 buttons to switch between menus. Use the P3 button
to access the desired menu.
5.2.1 COMBUSTION FUNCTIONS MENU
Touch the P3 button to enter the submenu. You can enter the Combustion
Management menu again with the P3 button. In the Combustion Management menu, there
are Level, Auger Calibration and Fan Calibration menus.
Level;
In this menu, the pellet combustion speed can be changed with the help of P4 and P6 buttons.
Ex: 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 –6 - A (A = Auto) Use P3 to save.
Auger Calibration;
Enter the pellet loading speed settings with P3. Use P4 and P6 to slow the pellet
loading speed or adjust the acceleration values in the display ( +7…0…-7 ). Use P3 to save.
Use P1 ESC to exit the menu.
Fan Calibration;
Enter with the P3 button for fan speed control. Use P4 and P6 to slow down the chimney fan
speed or set acceleration values in the display ( +7…0…-7 ). Use P3 to save. Use P1 ESC to exit
the menu.
5.2.2. HEATING MANAGEMENT
Press the P3 button to enter the submenu. You can enter the Heating Management menu
again with the P3 button. Boiler thermostat, heating power and summer-winter menus
are avaliable in the Heating Management menu.

5.2.3 REMOTE CONTROL MENU
Remote control is not available
5.2.4. CHRONO MENU
Press the P3 button to enter the menu. The display shows the chrono management
menu. Enter the modality menu by touching the P3 button. The
screen on the right-up will appear. In the chrono menu, the daily /
weekly / weekend time settings are usually switched on / off. When
turned on, the display will show the time in the left corner and nothing
will be visible in the closed position. When the P2 button is pressed in
the modality menu, the timer can be set to ON or OFF. To select daily, weekly or weekend
programming and to set the clock, the timer menu must be entered with the P3 button.
When programming needs to be done, the steps in the table below should be followed. 3
time slot opening and 3 time slot shutdowns can be programmed for each day. To set each
time slot, use the P3 menu button to flash the time slot on the display and the P4 and
P6 buttons to increase or decrease the time.
After choosing the time slot selection, activate it with P5 button (when it becomes
actived, there will be a “√” sign on the right side. Use P3 menu button to save and
use P1 ESC to exit each step.
Example: DAILY PROGRAMMING
Daily
Monday
Monday
Weekly
Tuesday
OPEN CLOSE
Weekend
Wednesday
09.30 11.15 √
Thursday
00.00 00.00
Friday
00.00 00.00
Example: WEEKLY PROGRAMMING
Daily
Monday- Sunday
Weekly
OPEN CLOSE
Weekend
09.30 11.15 √
00.00 00.00
00.00 00.00
Example: WEEKEND PROGRAMMING (MONDAY-FRIDAY OR SATURDAY- SUNDAY
Daily
Monday- Friday
Monday - Friday
Weekly
Saturday- Sunday
OPEN CLOSE
weekend
10.00 12.15 √
14.00 16.00 √
00.00 00.00
OFF
Daily
Weekly
Weekend

5.2.5. LOADING MENU
Press the P3 button to enter the submenu. It will manually load the pellet when it
is turned ON with the P4 button. Pellet loading will stop by selecting OFF mode. Use
P1 ESC to exit. (This is only a process to fill the pot and accelerate the ignition during the
first burning phase when the product is in the OFF mode.
5.2.6. TIME AND DATE MENU
Press the P3 button to enter the submenu. The time setting menu appears first.
Press the P3 button again to set the current time. The numbers will flash and use
P4 and P6 to change the digits. After setting, press the P3 button. Use the
P4 button to move to the minute setting side. Login with the P3 button for the
current minute setting. The numbers will flash. Use P4 and P6 to change
numbers. After setting, save it with P3. After the time setting is completed, P4
button changes to day / month / year. Press P3 to enter. The display will flash. Use
P4 and P6 to change numbers. Press P3 to set the time according to the
order in the setup menu. Use P1 ESC to exit.
5.2.7. LANGUAGE MENU
Press the P3 button to enter the submenu. The P4 and P6 buttons are the
preferred language. Sample; Turkish P3 button to save. Use P1 ESC to exit.
5.2.8. ENTRANCE MENU
Press the P3 button to enter the submenu. The following screen will appear
Contrast
Used to adjust the screen sharpness.
Minimum Light
Login Address
Network List
Acoustic Alarm
Used to adjust the display illumination
Not used
Not used
Not used
5.2.9. SYSTEM (PARAMETERS) MENU
FOR AUTHORIZED SERVICE.
OUR COMPANY IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES İN CASE USER ENTERS IN
SYSTEM MENU AND CHANGE THE PARAMETERS

6. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
TP-05 / TP-06 / TP-07
TP-08

TP-09
TP-10

TP-11
Sections to clean
Cleaning Frequency
Flame Transmission Channels
Cleaning
Average 15 days
Firepot Cleaning
Daily
Ash tray 1 Cleaning
Daily
Ash tray 2 Cleaning
Average 20-30 dyas
6.1 FLAME PIPES CLEANING
For the cleaning of the flame transmission channels, the combustion wall behind the
firepot should be removed by taking screws out. Clean the flame channels and put the
part where its place.
6.2. COMBUSTION POT CLEANING
Open the door and be careful about ashes not come out. Be sure stove is cold and closed.
You can clean the firepot with vaccum cleaner firstly and use brush later. You should
clean it daily.

6.3 ASH TRAY 1 AND ASH TRAY 2 CLEANING
The ashtray 1 and ashtary 2 which is placed under or behind(according to the model) the
firepot is easy-to-replace. When you pull them, they will be moved out easily. You should
clean ash tray 1 daily, ash tray 2 once in 20 days.
7. GENERAL WARRANTY AND POLICIES
ARAL MAKİNA MADENİ EŞYA SAN. VE TİC.LTD. ŞTİ provides warranty to the buyer
within the framework of legal provisions. 2 (two) year warranty period starts from the
actual delivery date. An invoice must be presented for inclusion in the warranty.
In case of any damage related to production in our product, our company will try to repair
this damage as soon as possible within the warranty period or it will replace the
problematic part. Only spare parts approved or supplied by the manufacturer must be
used.
After the warranty period, our company will continue to serve you in the necessary
conditions.
You are kindly requested to inform the relevant dealer where you have purchased the
product from with the model number printed on the label on the back of the product.
The company reserves the right to make changes to the product after publication of this
manual.
Malfunctions resulting from the use of the product contrary to the matters stated in the
user manual are not covered by the warranty
Glass, cast irons, electric current high/low voltage resulted to a digital card failure,
user errors are not covered by the warranty.
Our company is not responsible for any damages during transport, in case dealer or
manufacturer are not informed about itand not presented the proof.
Our company is not responsible for any damage that may occur in case of any voltage
drop or rise.
Our company is not responsible for any damages in case user enters in system menu and
change the parameters.
The damages can be occured in case cleaning and maintenance are not made are not
covered by the warranty.

PRODUCER
AUTHORIZED
Company Name : Aral Makina
Madeni Eşya San. Ve Tic.Ltd. Şti
Address : Organize Sanayi Bölgesi
8.Cad. No: 16 Melikgazi / KAYSERİ
Tel : +90 0 352 321 28 11
Fax : +90 0 352 321 28 14
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Warranty
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Starting Date of Warranty
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