Tim Sistem RITTIUM 6 User manual

RITTIUM 6 pellet stove
RITTIUM 7 pellet stove
Owners’s manual
INSTALATION, ADJUSTMENT AND OPERATING INSTRUCTION
RITTIUM 6 RITTIUM 7
EN 14785:2006

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CONTENT
6. CONTROL UNIT...............................................................................................................................................................10
6.1. USING OF CONTROL UNIT.................................................................................................................................10
7. OPERATING THE STOVE............................................................................................................................................12
7.1 STARTING THE STOVE ........................................................................................................................................ 12
7.2 INITIAL PELLET LOADING (LOAD PELLET) AND STARTING FIRE............................................................12
7.3 STARTING FIRE...................................................................................................................................................... 13
7.4 OPERATION MODE................................................................................................................................................ 13
7.5 THERMAL OUTPUT SETTING .............................................................................................................................14
7.6 CHANGE OF ROOM TEMPERATURE................................................................................................................14
7.7 ACHIEVING OF SET ROOM TEMPERATURE.................................................................................................. 14
7.8 STAND - BY MODE.................................................................................................................................................15
7.9 TURNING OFF THE STOVE.................................................................................................................................16
8. MENU................................................................................................................................................................................16
8.1 MENU STRUCTURE............................................................................................................................................... 16
8.2 TIME SETTING........................................................................................................................................................ 18
8.3 MENU M2-1 PROGRAMING THE STOVE.......................................................................................................... 19
8.4 MENU M3 - LANGUAGE........................................................................................................................................21
8.5 MENU M4 - STAND BY .......................................................................................................................................... 21
8.6 MENU M5- SOUND ALERT................................................................................................................................... 22
8.7 MENU M6- INITIAL PELLET LOADING............................................................................................................... 22
8.8 MENU M7- CURRENT STATUS...........................................................................................................................23
8.9 MENI M8- TECHNICAL CALIBRATION...............................................................................................................23
8.10 MENU M9 –EXIT ..................................................................................................................................................23

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1. ABOUT PELLET
Pellet is an energy fuel with high energy efficiency that is produced in special technological process of milling,
drying and pressing of various materials of biological origin. As raw materials for its production can be used
wood from forestry waste, firewood, sawdust and other wood waste (wood pellets); the straw of wheat and
soybeans, corn and sunflower husks (agro pellets).
Nowadays, when the accent has been put on environmental protection and sustainable development, fuels
produced from biomass are increasingly gaining in importance.
Using pellets as a fuel material has multiple advantages either for the environment or, at the first place, for a
customer itself:
•Using one ton of pellets, for the same heating quantity, replaces 500 liters of heating oil, or 450 kg
of propane-butane, or 600 cubic feet of natural gas, or 4800 kilowatt-hours of electricity;
•It significantly reduces emission of harmful gases, such as: carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide and
mercury, and the burning leaves only 0.5 - 1% of ash;
•Wood pellet is made of 100% natural materials and contains no added binders, chemicals or
additives;
•Compared with other fuels or using electricity, the use of pellets is much more cost-effective;
•Pellet takes up far less space than coal and firewood.
1.1 QUALITY OF PELLET
The quality of pellets is of great importance for the stove. If the pellet is substandard and inadequate in
size, it can bring to a poor performance of the stove.
Here are some advices on how to choose and store pellets:
•diameter of the pellets should be 6 mm and length about 30 mm;
•use only wood pellets;
•pellet should be cylindrical;
•good quality pellet should quickly sink when thrown into a glass of water;
•pellet is not adequate when in a bag of pellets you find a lot of dust or friable;
•a pack of pellets should be hermetically sealed, because pellets absorbed humidity;
•humidity must be less than 10%;
•pellets are supposed to be stored in dry, well ventilated room, out of the reach of flammable
elements or devices which during operation create a high temperature
2. REMARKS BEFORE OPERATING THE STOVE
Always follow the references given in this chapter. The manufacturer doesn’t take a responsibility
for consequences in opposite cases. Not respecting the instructions of use and maintenance, you
lose your right to a warranty.
•Before operating the stove, please read this manual;
•Stove is used exclusively for heating;
•Keep the stove away from flammable materials;
•Keep the stove in dry places;

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•Keep the children or pets away from the stove, because some parts emit high temperatures
and they can cause burns;
•do not touch the parts that emit a high temperature, such as smoke drain, glass, fire door,
the side;
•Use only a pellet which was originally made of wood;
•Stove should be cleaned only when it is cold (the stove is completely cooled after 30
minutes after turning off the stove);
•Stove should be cleaned only when it is disconnected from the power source on the main
switch (Chapter: basic parts of the stove);
•In the room where stove is placed, it is necessary to ensure a permanent supply of fresh air;
•Stove must be installed in accordance with these manual (Section: Instalation of the stove)
•Install the stove in accordance with the regulations in force in the relevant place, region or
country
•This appliance must not be used by anyone (including children) with limited physical,
sensory or mental skills or with little experience and knowledge, unless they are supervised
or have been instructed to use the device by the person in charge of its safety DO NOT
operate the stove while the door is open or if the glass is broken
•The stove must be used, adjusted and programmed by an adult. Errors or incorrect settings
may cause hazardous conditions and/ or malfunction
•Do not place laundry on the stove to dry. Clothes, papers and similar items should be kept
at a safe distance from the stove -Risk of fire
•Tampering of any nature or replacement of stove spare parts with non-original parts may
endanger the operator. TimSistem bears no civil or criminal liability for tampering or use of
non-original parts
•Large parts of the surface of the stove can get very hot (door, handle, glass, smoke outlet
pipes, etc.).Therefore, avoid touching these parts without wearing suitable protective
clothing or using appropriate measures, such as heat protective gloves or "hands cool" type
systems
•DO NOT operate the stove while the door is open or if the glass is broken
Stove and its packaging are made of materials that can be recycled. Stove, which is not in use any
more, should be put away in an adequate place or else you should call the service for waste
disposal. You must act according to a regulation in force in the country where the stove is placed.
For any defect you need to call a qualified technician. All defects must be removed by an
authorized service technician. In case that an unauthorized person repairs a stove, you will
automatically lose a warranty and any further repairs by an authorized service will be charged.

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REMARK:
Each stove before packing requires the operation and safety control; therefore it’s possible to find
some burning remains in the firebox. It is also possible to find a small amount of pellets in the
store.
During the first firing can occur some paint burning, therefore it’s recommended to ventilate the
room well after.
FIREBOX SHOULD BE CLOSED WHEN EVER THE STOVE IS OPERATIONAL!
3. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Technical characteristics are presented in following table:
Power
kW
6 kW
8 kW
10 kW
Dimensions RITTIUM 6 (Wx D x H)
mm
457 x 570 x 1016
Dimensions RITTIUM 7 (W x D x H)
mm
457 x 570 x 1006
Weight RITTIUM 6
kg
116
Weight RITTIUM 7
kg
115
Fuel
Wood pellet Ø6 mm, L=30mm
Exhaust diameter
mm
80
Draft
Pa
12±2
Storage capacity
kg
15
Voltage
V
230 ± 15%
Frequency
Hz
50
Electrical power during the operation
W
55 - 160 *
Electrical power during the initialization
W
400 - 450 **
Efficiency
%
93.3
‚ 87,6
87,6
Reduced power
kW
2,3
2,87
2,87
Fuel consumption-with nominal power
Kg/h
1,1
1,8
1,8
Fuel consumption-with reducedpower
Kg/h
0,6
0,8
0,8
CO emission reduced on 13%
%
0,0133
0,0133
0,0133
Temperature of exhaust gasess
oC
135
166
166
Dust
mg/Nm3
48,4
45,4
45,4
Temperature during operation
oC
5 ÷60
Storage temperature
oC
-10 ÷60
Max.rel.humidity without condensation
%
95
* - depending of which fan is on, as well as the motor reducer
** - Emissions fan and lighter is on (400W), while motor reducer is occasionally turning ON

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RITTIUM 6
RITTIUM 7
Picture 1. Dimensions
1. Air inlet Ø50mm
2.Exhaust Ø80mm
1.Air inlet Ø50mm
2.Exhaust Ø80mm

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4. BASIC FEATURES OF THE STOVE
Picture 2. Basic features.
1. Top plate
10. Control unit and display
2. Fire box doors
11. Storage cover
3. Door glass
12. Zadnja strana
4. Door handle
13. Exhaust
5. Vrata pepeljare
14. Primary air inlet
6. Ashtray
15. Main switch with Socket
7. Burning pot
16. RS232 communication port
8. Lateral metal sheet
17. Safety thermostat
9. Storage

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5. INSTALATION OF THE STOVE
With a stove you get the user manual, remote control, power cable. Parts that are included
with the stove are presented on Picture 3.
Picture 3.
Before you start installation of the stove, you must read carefully instructions for use and
maintenance get to know well a regional regulations and legislation, in order to apply them. You
must provide enough air in the room where the stove is placed in order to provide optimal
combustion.
Place the stove as close as possible to a smoke drain, where is also a power connection. The
stove should be away from any possible obstacles, like presented in Picture 4.
Picture 4.
Stove should be set 200 mm away from
the obstacle on its sides, 300 mm from
the back side, while the front side should
be at least 800mm away from obstacles.
Do not place any objects on the stove,
because they could be damaged by a
high temperatures that the stove emits.
Below the stove you can set sheet metal
or a thicker glass of minimal dimensions
700 x 800 mm. in a way that the front
part is longer than the stove itself.
The stove stands on adjustable feet which must be set so that the stove is stable. Feet are being
adjusted by simple unscrewing or twisting.

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All appliances, which discharge combustion to the exterior, must have a proper flue. The same
flue must never be used for more than one appliance.
The tubes, which connect the stove to the flue, must be carefully sealed together, especially at the
connection point between the stove and/or cooker and the flue. We recommend the use of high-
quality tubes.
It is necessary and sufficient to provide sufficient air supplies to the chimney so that the stove
could to function smoothly. The easiest way to check whether the chimney is working well is to get
close to a smoke drain a lighter or a candle flame. If the flame is vertical as it was before, away
from the chimney, then you should check whether the chimney needs to be cleaned, or is there
some other problem in between. If the flame sways toward the mouth of the chimney, there is
quite sufficient air movement. All irregularities in the functioning of the chimney must be removed
before initializing the stove.
When connecting the stove with smoke drain and flue tubes, check carefully if all connections are
well sealed, so that gases do not to enter the room where the stove is located. Flue pipe must not
be too drawn into the chimney.
With the stove you get and the power cord. Stove is connected to the power source voltage of
230V and 50Hz. Stove must be connected only to the required socket. Figure 5 shows how the
stove is connected to a power source. Before plugging in the cable, check if the main switch is set
to the position 0.Note that the power cord is not damaged. Cable must be disconnected from the
heat source. First, turn the cable into the stove to the required space and then into a power socket.
Picture 5. Connecting the stove to power source

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6. CONTROL UNIT
6.1. USING OF CONTROL UNIT
Picture 6. Apperance of control display
On control unit you will find 3 control buttons for controlling various functions.
Small display is situated in the middle.
Because of small dimensions of display, text is appearing in form of moving text.
REMARK:
Control buttons have different functions depending on Mode which is currently in use. Following
table shows function of control buttons in different modes.
P1
P2
P3
MODE
FUNCTION
MODE
FUNCTION
MODE
FUNCTION
Temperature
setting
Decrease
room
temperature
Temperature
setting
Increase
room
temperature
ON/OFF
Starting on and
turning off the stove
Programming
Decrease
chosen
parameter
Programming
Increase
chosen
parameter
Power setting
smanjuje
snagu
Power setting
Increasing
power
Programming
Parameter choosing
Control unit content 8 led indicators which are showing function which is currently in use:
- Room temperature setting
- Power setting
- ON/OFF
- Programing
- Sound allert
- Feeder
- Convection fan
- Ignition lighter
Led indicator of
room temerature
Led indicator of
thermal output
P3 button
P3 P1 button
P1 P2 button
Led programing,
Led alarm,
Led alarm,
Led convection fan,
Led lighter
Led ON/OFF
Display
apperance

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Display shows informations related Status, Power and Parameters.
Following table shows current status and display content:
STATUS
DISPLAY CONTENT
OFF
OFF + room temperature
ON (ACC)
ON + room temperature
LOADING
Pellet loading
OPERATING STOVE
Room temperature + Power + Time
STOVE PROGRAMING
Selected parameter
REMOTE CONTROL
Infrared remote control is intended for everyday use when stove is fully configured and functional.
It should be used for turning ON/OFF the stove and for setting temperature and power mode.
Remote control is presented on picture 7.
Picture 7.
Setting of temperature and working mode is described in chapter 7.
B For increasing and
decreasing of room
temperature, use the
buttons 1. and 2.
To set working mode
of the stove use the
buttons 5. and 6.

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7. OPERATING THE STOVE
This chapter describes the way the sotve is functioning since moment of start until it is turned off,
programing included
7.1 STARTING THE STOVE
Before starting the stove, display will show „OFF“. In order to start the stove press P3 for several
seconds. When stove is started, display will show „ON“which is presented on picture 8. Led
indicator ON/OFF will swich on..
In this phase, lighter/igniter is getting warmer (which is indicated with led lamp on display) and
exhaust fan starts to work.
Exhaust fan will be operational always when stove is ON but also it will continue to work after the
stove is OFF.
Picture 8. Appereance on display: „ON“
7.2 INITIAL PELLET LOADING (LOAD PELLET) AND STARTING FIRE
After time period which is already set by parameters loading of burning pot will standard display
will show LOAD PELLET. Led indicator ON/OFF starts to blink.
During loading pellet, Lighter stays ON and auger is transporting pellet from storage to burning
pot. (led lamp which indicate lighter is ON) . Pellet starts to get warmer and to produce warm
gases which are causing rise of temperature.Temperature change is registrated by temperature
probe mounted inside the exhaust.
Picture 9. Display appearance: „LOAD PELLET”

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7.3 STARTING FIRE
When temperature of gases in firebox achieves temperature set by parameters, system is entering
Starting fire mode. Display shows FLAME LIGHT and led indicator “ON/OF” blinks.
Picture 10. Display appearance: „FLAME LIGHT“
In this phase, temperature should remain stabile for period which is already set by parameters.
7.4 OPERATION MODE
Stove is entering Operation mode after the temperature of exhaust gasess achieve value which is
bigger than temperature set by parameters.
Display will show „FLAME ON“, led indicator “ON/OFF”is turned on constantly.
Press P2 to set power. Room temperature is set by pressing P1.
Exhaust gases temperature continue to grow and when it reach next set point (determined by
parmaeters), convection fan starts to blow (convection fan indicator on display will turn ON).
Picture 11. Display apperance „FLAME ON”
After time period set by Paramter, system is cleaning the burning pot automatically and display
shows, „CLEANING FIRE POT. During cleaning, auger is working slowly (led indicator is turned
ON), and exhaust fan speed is increasing (picture 12.).
After the cleaning, stove in entering back in to the Operation mode.
Picture 12. Display apperance „CLEANING FIRE POT”
RITTIUM 3 (3P) offers 5 power modes, P1 (min.) - P5 (max.).
Depending on power mode, auger is set to work in time periods (led lamp is turning on and off).
Lighter remain turned of (Led indiocator is turned off).

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7.5 THERMAL OUTPUT SETTING
During operating stove, it is possible to tune Thermal output by pressing P2 (led indicator of
thermal power is ON). To increase thermal output, press P2 again. To decrease, press P1.
Demanded thermal output will be presented on display (picture 13). To exit settings, don’t use
control panel for 5 seconds or press P3.
Picture 13.Example of display appearance-Power 3
7.6 CHANGE OF ROOM TEMPERATURE
To change room temperature press P1. Display will show current temperature.by pressing P1 and
P2 it is possible to increase and decrase temperature.
After 5 seconds or by pressing P3 control unit is accepting new set points and display is returning
to previous apperance. Check picture 14.
Picture 14. Display appearance with set temperature
7.7 ACHIEVING OF SET ROOM TEMPERATURE
After the demanded temperature is achieved, thermal output will be reduced to minimum –mode
P1. Display will show „MODU” (Modulation), as shows picture 15.
If room temperature falls below set temperature, stove will enter back in to working mode with
previously determined thermal output.
Picture 15.

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7.8 STAND - BY MODE
STAND BY option should be primarily activated in the Menu. It enables the stove to turn OFF
when all set points are reached or surpassed for aprox. 2 minutes.
Also, if room temperature is overpassing the set point for more than 2ºC, this mode starts in
several minutes. Display will show „GO-STAND BY“(Picture 16).
Picture 16.
Next, display will show „Wait cooling “. In this mode, auger will be off (LED indicator is off). Stove
will get cooler and convection fan will turn off after the set point of exhaust gases temperature
(60ºC) is reached. Led indicator ON/OFF is blinking as shown in picture 17.
Picture 17. Display appearance: „WAIT COOLING“
Temperature of exhaust gases continue to fall and after reaching set point of 45ºC which is
determined by parameters, stove in entering STAND-BY mode. Display shows „STOP ECO TEMP
GOOD". Auger is OFF, convection fan and exhaust fan are OFF. Check the following picture 18.
Picture 18.
If room temperature decrease and fall below set point for more than 2ºC, stove will turn ON but
only if time interval of 5 minutes since operating and turning OFF the stove is elapsed.

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7.9 TURNING OFF THE STOVE
To turn OFF the stove, press P3 and wait for display to show „CLEANING FINAL”. Auger will turn
OFF but convection fan and exhaust fan will continue to work.
Led indicator ON/OFF will blink as shown on picture 19.
Picture 19. Display appearance: „CLEANING FINAL“
Convection fan will remain on until temperature of exhaust gases is low as it is determined by
technical parameter. Exhaust fan is last to turn OFF. Display will show „OFF“.
Picture 20. Display appearance: „OFF“
8. MENU
Enter MENU by pressing P1.
MENU is is organized in different levels which are enabeling approach to different settings and
programs.
8.1 MENU STRUCTURE
Structure of the menu is presented in table below having in mind options which are available to
final customer.
Structure of the menu:
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Set point
M1
CLOCK SETTING
01 –day of the week
M - T - W - T - F - S - S
02 - hour
0-23
03 - minute
0-59
04 - day
1-31
05 - month
1-12
06 - year
00-99

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M2 PROGRAMING
M21 –Programing active
01 - Programing active
On / off
M2-2 –daily programing
01 day setting
On / off
02 start 1 day
Off 0-23:50
02 stop 1 day
Off 0-23:50
02 start 2 day
Off 0-23:50
02 stop 2 day
Off 0-23:50
M2-3 –weekly programing
01 week setting
On / off
02 start Prg 1
Off 0-23:50
03 Stop Prg 1
Off 0-23:50
04 Monday Prg 1
On / off
05 Tuesday Prg 1
On / off
06 Wednesday Prg 1
On / off
07 Tuesday Prg 1
On / off
08 Friday Prg 1
On / off
09 Saturday Prg 1
On / off
10 Sunday Prg 1
On / off
11 start Prg 2
Off 0-23:50
12 Stop Prg 2
Off 0-23:50
13 Monday Prg 2
On / off
14 Tuesday Prg 2
On / off
15 Wednesday Prg 2
On / off
16 Thursday Prg 2
On / off
17 Friday Prg 2
On / off
18 Saturday Prg 2
On / off
19 Sunday Prg 2
On / off
20 start Prg 3
Off 0-23:50
21 Stop Prg 3
Off 0-23:50
22 Monday Prg 3
On / off
23 Tuesday Prg 3
On / off
24 Wednesday Prg 3
On / off
25 Thursday Prg 3
On / off
26 Friday Prg 3
On / off
27 Saturday Prg3
On / off
28 Sunday Prg 3
On / off
29 start Prg 4
Off 0-23:50
30 Stop Prg 4
Off 0-23:50
31 P Monday Prg 4
On / off
32 Tuesday Prg 4
On / off
33 Wednesday Prg 4
On / off
34 Thursday Prg 4
On / off
35 Friday Prg 4
On / off
36 Saturday Prg 4
On / off
37 Sunday Prg 4
On / off
M2-4 –Program weekend
01–Chrono Weekend
On / off
02 start weekend 1
Off 0-23:50
03 stop weekend 1
Off 0-23:50
04 start weekend 2
Off 0-23:50
05 stop weekend 2
Off 0-23:50
M2-5 exit
M3
LANGUAGE

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01 italian
set
02 english
Set
03 french
Set
04 german/spanish
set
M4
STAND BY
01 stand by
On / off
M5
SOUND ALERT
01 sound alert
On / off
M6
INITIAL LOADING
01 initial loading
90"
М7
status stove
01 status stove
01-Status auger
Info
02-T minutes
Iinfo
03-Status thermostat
Info
04-Status fumes
Info
05-Status Exhaust fan
info
M8 Technical
calibration
01- Enter with
password
set
M9
01-exit
set
8.2 TIME SETTING
Time and date setting: Thanks to battery, internal clock is autonomus approx.5 years.
To enter general programing manu press P1 for 2 seconds. By pressing P1 (decrease) or P2
(increase), picj the M1 and display will show „M1 TIME SETTING“ (picture 21.)
Pick the day and press P3 to confirm (picture 22.). After that set the hour (picture 23), minute
(picture 24), day (picture 25), month (picture 26) and year (picture 27). Press P1 to reduce a P2 to
increase. Press P3 to confirm set point.
Picture 21.
Picture 22.

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Picture 23.
Picture 24.
Picture 25.
Picture 26.
Picture 27.
8.3 MENU M2-1 PROGRAMING THE STOVE
SUB MENU M1-2- Activation of stove programing
Menu „M2 set hrono“enables you to activate all functions of time programing. To activate this
menu, press P3. By pressing P1 and P2 turn the picked option ON or OFF. Confirm with P3
(Picture 28).

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Picture 28.
SUB MENU M2-2- Daily program
Pick the M2-2 –daily program with pressing P3 to get different options of daily programing.
Picture 29.
You can set up two working groups, the first with START STOP1 Day 1 and the second with
START2 Day and STOP2 Day, delimited by the times set according to the following table. Option
OFF indicates to clock to ignore given command. To change set point, use the P1 and P2. Press
P3 to confirm.
DAILY PROGRAM
SUB MENU
OPTION
EXPLANATION
PossibleSetting points
M2-2-01
Daily programing
Activate
0n/off
M2-2-02
Start 1 Day
Time of activation
OFF-0-23:50
M2-2-03
Stop 1 Day
Time of deactivation
OFF-0-23:50
M2-2-04
Start 2 Day
Time of activation
OFF-0-23:50
M2-2-05
Stop Day
Time of deactivation
OFF-0-23:50
SUB MENU M2-3-Weekly program
Menu M2-3-Weekly program enable to activate and deactivate and to set weekly program of the
stove. Weekly program has 4 independent programs. Sett OFF in appropriate field in order to
make clock to ignore appropriate command.
Belowe listed tables tables describe th way of weekly program functioning.
To enter the advanced version, to confirm set parameters and to exit program, press P3.
SUB MENU
OPTION
EXPLANATION
Possible setting points
M2-3-01
Weekly program
Activate weekly
programing
On/off
PROGRAM 1
SUB MENU
OPTION
EXPLANATION
Possible seting points
M2-3-02
Start Prg 1
Activation period
OFF-0-23:50