Tim Sistem RITTIUM CTP User manual

RITTIUM CTP, SAVVA C Wood pellet stove
Owner’s manual
OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION
EN 14785:2006
V1/04.20

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CONTENT
1. ABOUT PELLET ..................................................................................................................................3
1.1 QUALITY OF PELLET...................................................................................................................3
2. REMARKS BEFORE OPERATING THE STOVE.................................................................................4
3. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ......................................................................................................6
3.1 1 STOVE DIMENSION ..................................................................................................................7
4. BASIC FEATURES OF THE STOVE....................................................................................................8
4.1 PELLET STOVE "RITTIUM CTP"..................................................................................................8
4.2 PELLET STOVE "SAVVA C" .........................................................................................................9
5. INSTALATION OF THE STOVE.........................................................................................................10
6. DISPLAY AND A REMOTE CONTROL..............................................................................................13
6.1. Symbols of the stove electric components (devices)...................................................................13
Table 2. Symbols on the display........................................................................................................14
6.2. Remote control...........................................................................................................................14
7. USING THE STOVE...........................................................................................................................16
7.1. Turning ON and turning OFF the stove.......................................................................................16
7.2. Temperature and mode settings......................................................................................................19
8. SETTINGS –USERS MENU..............................................................................................................20
8.1. MENU 01 –Setting clock............................................................................................................22
8.2. MENU 02 –Set timer.................................................................................................................23
8.2.1. MENI 02-01 Turn on the timer..............................................................................................23
8.2.2. MENU 02-02 Daily program .................................................................................................25
8.3.3. MENU 02-03 Weekly program.............................................................................................27
8.2.4. MENU 02-04 Program Week-end........................................................................................29
8.3. MENU 03 –Language selection .................................................................................................31
8.4. MENU 04 - Set STAND-BY mode...............................................................................................31
8.5. MENU 05 –Set sound-alert........................................................................................................32
8.6. MENU 06 –Initial loading ...........................................................................................................33
8.7. MENU 07 –Informations related to stove operation status .........................................................33
8.8. Technical calibration..................................................................................................................35
9. ALARMS............................................................................................................................................35
10. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE....................................................................................................39

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1. ABOUT PELLET
Pellet is an energy fuel with high energy efficiency, which 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, replace 500 liters of
heating oil, or 450 kg of propane-butane, or 600 cubic meters 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.
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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;
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.
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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, cause loss of your right to an warranty.
Before operating the stove, please read this manual;
Before initial start of the stove, pellet storage and feeder (pellet transporter), are
empty. Read chapter „8.6. MENU 06 –Initial loading on page 33 .
During initial start, combustion products of the protective coating and the evaporation
of paint from the installed parts may occur. In this case, it is imperative to ventilate
the room until products and odors are eliminated.
Stove is used exclusively for heating;
Keep the stove away from flammable materials;
Keep the stove in dry places;
Keep the children or pets away from the stove, because some parts emits high
temperatures and they can cause burns;
Do not touch the parts that emit a high temperature, such as smoke drain, glass, fire
door, lateral sides;
Ash from ashtray should be cleaned only after it get cold.
Use wood pellet only
Stove should be cleaned only when it is cold (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: stove installation).
Do not open the doors while stove is operational.
If the pellet gets stuck in the pellet transporter (feeder), turn off the stove and
unplug it at the main switch. Clean the stuck pellet. Then start the stove again.
DO NOT PUT YOUR HAND IN PELLET STORAGE WHILE STOVE IS
OPERATIONAL!
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 you should
call the service for waste disposal. You should act according to regulations in force in the
country where the stove is placed.
Dispose of the packaging in which the stove was packed in the designated place or call a
waste disposal service.
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 the stove,

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you will automatically lose rights to a warranty and any further repairs by an authorized
service will be charged.
NOTE:
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 hoper.
During the first firing, some paint burning can occur.
Therefore, it’s recommended to ventilate the room well during and after first burning.

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3. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Technical characteristics of RITTIUM CTP / SAVVA C are presented in table below:
Heat output / Power
kW
6 kW
8 kW
10 kW
Dimension (W x L x H) RITTIUM CTP
mm
457 x 570 x 1017
Dimension (W x L x H) SAVVA C
mm
513 x 595 x 1004
Weight net t RITTIUM CTP/ SAVVA C
Kg
123/115
Fuel (dimensions) –wood pellet
Ø6 mm L=30mm
Fume exhaust
mm
Ø80
Draft
Pa
12±2
Pellet storage capacity
Kg
19
Voltage
V
230 ± 15%
Frequency
Hz
50
Electrical power during the operation
W
55 - 160 *
Electrical power during the initialization
W
400 - 450 **
Energy efficiency at nominal power
%
91,11
91,12
91,06
Energy efficiency at minimal power
%
88,12
91,8
88,94
Nominal power
kW
6,06
8,25
10,53
Minimal power
kW
3.1
3.23
3.1
Fuel consumption-nominal
Kg
1.32
1,8
2,3
Fuel consumption-minimal
Kg
0,7
CO (at 13% O2)
mg/Nm3
144
137
133,4
CO (at 13% O2) at min.power
mg/Nm3
215,6
133,2
167
Dust
mg/Nm3
16,74
18,77
18,83
NOx
mg/m3
34,4
44,8
54,1
OGC
mg/m3
17,7
23,2
28,6
Flue gas temperature at nominal power
oC
118
126
124,6
Operating temperature
oC
5 - 60
Storage temperature
oC
-10 - 60
Max. relat. humidity (without condensation)
%
95
* depending of which fan is on, as well as the motor reducer
** Lighter and emissions fan is on (400W), while motor reducer is occasionally getting on

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3.1 1 STOVE DIMENSION:
Image 1. is presenting RITTIUM CTP and SAVVA C dimensions.
RITTIUM CTP
SAVVA C
Image 1.

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4. BASIC FEATURES OF THE STOVE
4.1 PELLET STOVE "RITTIUM CTP"
Image 2a.
Image 2a presenting basic features and basic parts of RITTIUM CTP pellet stove.
1. Firebox doors
11. Storage cover
2. Door handle
12. Storage
3. Door glass
13. Ceramic top plate
4. Ashtray doors
14. Rear side
5. Ashtray
15. Fume exhaust
6. Combustion pot
16. Primary air
7. Front lateral panel
17. Main switch
8. Rear lateral panel
18. Communication port (RS232)
9. Cast iron top frame
19. Socket
10. Display with commands
20. Safety thermostat
Note: Real appearance of stove my look differently than drawing in Manual.

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4.2 PELLET STOVE "SAVVA C"
Image 2b.
Image 2b. is presenting basic features and basic parts of SAVVA C pellet stove.
1. Firebox doors
11. Storage cover
2. Door handle
12. Display with commands
3. Door glass
13. Rear side
4. Ashtray doors
14. Fume exhaust
5. Ashtray
15. Primary air
6. Combustion pot
16. Main switch
7. Front lateral panel
17. Communication port (RS232)
8. Rear lateral panel
18. Socket
9. Cast iron top frame
19. Safety thermostat
10. Pellet storage
Note: Real appearance of stove my look differently than drawing in Manual.

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5. INSTALATION OF THE STOVE
With a stove you will get the
user’s manual, remote control
and power cable.
These accessories, included with
the stove are presented on an
Image 3.
Image 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
an optimal combustion.
Stove should be placed close to chimney and close to electric energy supply.
Image 4.
Distance from flammable material
or unprotected wall is presented
in Image 4.
Stove should be set 300 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.
Sheet metal or a thicker glass of,
minimal dimensions 700 x 800 mm
could be used as floor protection
below the stove 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.
It is necessary to provide sufficient air supplies to the chimney so the stove could function
smoothly. The easiest way to check whether the chimney is operating well is to get close to
a smoke drain with 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 flow.
All irregularities in the functioning of the chimney must be removed before initializing
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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.
There is a power cord included with stove. Connected the stove to the power source
voltage of 230V and 50Hz. Stove must be connected only to the required socket. Image 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.
Image 5. Connecting the stove to power source
FUME PIPES AND MAXIMAL LENGHT
In order to provide full hermetic connection of tubes, silicon sealed tubes must be
used. Connection of exhaust fan with exhaust pipes made in diameter of Ø80 mm . All
sections of fume pipes should be able to be dismantled for periodical cleaning.
It is not allowed to use flexible tubes for fume exhaust system.
Tee –fume pipe is obligatory and it must be used because of regular cleaning, seasonal
maintenance and removing of soot.
Horizontal distance between stove and chimneys wall connector should not be bigger than
1m. It is maximal allowed length for connecting with chimney. Exhaust fume pipes should
be used with maximum 3 pcs of 45- 90° elbows. Vertical exhaust should not be higher
than 2m before connection with wall connector.
Exhaust diameter is Ø80 mm.
Wind and rain protector on the top of the chimney is obligatory according to
standards.

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CONNECTING TO EXTERNAL AIR INLET
External air inlet connector in diameter of Ø50mm is positioned on the rear side of the
stove.
If use of external air inlet is not possible, it is absolutely obligatory to provide fresh air in the
room where stove is situated.
USE OF EXTERNAL CHIMNEY
External chimney is possible to use only id following conditions are fulfilled:
- Only double walled tubes with insulation are allowed for use.
- Inspection and cleaning doors must be provided on the bottom of the external chimney.
- Condensation pot must be mounted on the bottom of the chimney
- Top cover must be used as protection from wind, rain and snow.
NEVER USE ONLY HORISONTAL EXHAUST WITHOUT WIND PROTECTION!
PRODUCER IS NOT REPSONSIBLE FOR MALFUNCTIONS CAUSED IF ABOVE
MENTIONED CONDITIENS ARE NOT RESPECTED!
Images 6a and 6b. are presenting correct connection of the stove and external chimney.
6a present direct connection. 6b presents connection with indoor pipes included. Both cases
request use of T and condensation pot. Periodical cleaning of T and condensation pot is
obligatory and it depend on use and quality of pellet. External chimney must be insulated
and double walled.
Image 6a. Image 6b.

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6. DISPLAY AND A REMOTE CONTROL
On display there are 6 keys which are being used for managing different functions of the
stove. In the middle, there is a screen which shows basic information related stove
operation. Image 7. present a display appearance and content.
Image 7. Display appearance and content
1. Temperature setting keys
2. Main menu entering keys
3. Indicators of the stove parts
4. Clock
5. Room temperature display
6. Modes of operation
7. Current status information
8. On/Off switch, exit key
9. Mode setting keys (increase/decrease power)
10. Sensor of remote control
6.1. Symbols of the stove electric components (devices)
Next to each symbol, there is an indicator light showing which of the components
is currently on. Auger indicator will be periodically turned on and off depending on whether
the engine for the insertion of pellets is on or off.
Description of symbols is presented in Table 2.

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Table 2. Symbols on the display
6.2. Remote control
With a remote control, a battery will be delivered. In order to use the remote control,
you need do buy a battery of 12V, P23GA type. Image 8. represents a remote control .
Basic commands on remote control :
- Key 1 –Increasing of room temperature
- Key 2 –Decreasing of room temperature
- Key 3 –Turning ON/OFF
- Key 4 –Entering MENU
- Key 5 –Increasing power (Mode)
- Key 6 –Decreasing power (Mode)
Image 8. Remote control
Stove is turned on or off by pressing Keys 1 and 6 in the same time. Use Keys 1
and 2 to set room temperature. Use Keys 5 and 6 to change power (Mode). It is described
in Chapter “USING THE STOVE”.
Timer indicator (turning the on and off according to a selected program)
Heater indicator for burning the pellet
Auger
Exhaust fan indicator
Room fan indicator
Water pump indicator
(optional and related only to a stoves for central heating)
Alarm indicator

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Table below is presenting detailed commands which can be executed by pressing 1-6.
Key
Description
Mode
Action
1
Increase
temperature
Programming
Adjust/increase the value in the selected menu
ON / OFF
Increase the temperature value of the room
thermostat
2
Decrease
temperature
Programming
Tuning / decreasing value in selected menu
ON / OFF
Decrease the temperature value of the room
thermostat
3
Menu
-
Accesses the menu
Menu
Accesses the submenu level
Programming
Sets the value and moves to the next menu
4
ON / OFF
Unlock
ON
Hold for 2 seconds to switch the stove on when
in off mode, or off when in on mode
Lock
Unlocks the stove and puts it into off mode
Menu /
Programming
Brings you to the next menu level, any
adjustments made will be saved
5
Increase
power
ON / OFF
Adjust the power produced by the stove
Menu
Takes you to the next menu level
Programing
Takes you to the next submenu, any
adjustments made will be saved
6
Decrease
power
ON / OFF
Adjust the speed of the exchanger
Menu
Takes you back to the previous menu level
Programming
Takes you to the previous submenu, any
adjustments made will be saved

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7. USING THE STOVE
Follow this Manual always, so that the stove remains in good condition as long as
possible and to avoid unnecessary costs. Before initializing the stove, check to see if the
stove is well connected to the power source and the chimney.
7.1. Turning ON and turning OFF the stove
Note: During first igniting, pellet storage and feeder (pellet tranporter) are empty.
Read chapter "8.6 MENU M6 –INITIAL LOADING" on page 33, before starting
the stove.
To turn on the stove, change the main switch from position 0 to position 1.
Screen shows: clock, room temperature, operating regime (Power from P1 to P5) and OFF
(stove is turned off), as on Image 9.
The stove is being turned on and off by pressing the key 4. For minimum 4 seconds
until screen show START. (Image 10).
Image 9.
During start , indicators which presents stove components will light on. Exhaust fan
will be on as long stove is operational and for some time after stove is turned off (for safety
cooling reasons).
Image 10.
Message which will appear is PREHEATING WAIT (Image 11), which marks that igniter
has started to heat the pellet. Screen will show indicator of igniter and exhaust fan.

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Image 11.
Stove will automatically insert the quantity of pellet which is needed for kindling and screen
will show PELLET LOAD (Image 12). Auger indicator will light on only in moment when
auger is active.
Image 12.
Screen will show text LOAD PELLET and FLAME WAIT alternately (Image 13), till
temperature of exhaust gasses get over 40oC which is a signal to control unit that stove
could start to work maximal period of time to reach 40oC is 25 minutes.
Image 13.
After temperature of exhaust gasses is (40oC), temperature probe detects temperature
increase in turbine of exhaust gases.. Screen will show FIRE PRESENT (Image 14), which
means that stove has detected flame and that it will enter operating mode in 3 minutes.
Image 14.

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After the flame is formed in the burning pot, stove is turning igniter off. When
temperature reach value which is determined by technical parameters, convection fan is
starting on.
OPERATING MODE
After period which is determined by technical parameters, stove is entering operating
mode Operating mode is presented with text WORK (Image 15).
Indicators visible next to screen are:
- Fan of exhaust gases,
- Convection fan,
- Auger (periodically).
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Image 15
Periodically, stove is cleaning the burning pot, which is presented with text BURN
POT CLEANING (Image 16). Cleaning of burning pot is done according determined
program which increase speed of exhaust fan decrease auger intervals so pot „gets clean“
of unburned pellet after certain period of time and only embers needed for new pellet
remain in pot. The time period between two cleanings and the duration of cleaning varies
depending on the stove model.
Image 16.
TURNING OFF THE STOVE
When shutting down the stove, you need to press key 4 and keep it that way for a while,
until screen shows CLEANING FINAL. Stove will blow warm air in the room until the fire
chamber get cooled to a temperature of 75 o C. After certain period, screen will display text
OFF, which means that the stove is turned off.

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Image 17.
7.2. Temperature and mode settings
Temperature setting is done by pressing keys 1 or 2.
Stove will be heated to a certain temperature and then maintain the same one. Command
is done by pressing the key 1 or 2 briefly. After that, push the same Keys to set the
temperature up or down.
This action will be followed with a text SET ROOM TEMP (Image 18.). Temperature can be
changed in the interval from 7 to 40 o C.
Image 18.
Mode setting is done by pressing the key 5 or 6. Modes can be changed from P1 to P5.
Modes can be Changed by keys 5 and 6, which will be followed by the message SET
POWER (Image 19). In higher mode, set temperature will be achieved faster, after which
stove will switch to WORK MODULAT. It means that stove has reached the selected
temperature that will be maintained with a lower regime.
(Mode «Modulation»is actually P1 –regime with lowest power).
Image 19.

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8. SETTINGS –USERS MENU
To access Menu, press Key 3. Menu is formed in several levels and sub levels. The
following table briefly describes the menu structure, specifically the settings available to the
user.
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Value
01 –Set clock
01 - day
Day of week
02 - hours
Hour
03 minutes
Minutes
04 - day
Day of the
month
05 - month
Months
06 - year
Year
02 –Set chrono
01 –enable timer
01 –enable timer
On/off
02 - day program
01 - daily timer
on/off
02 - start day 1
Time
03 - stop day 1
Time
04 - start day 2
Time
05 - stop day 2
time
03 - week program
01 - weekly time
on/off
02 - start prog 1
Time
03 - stop prog 1
Time
04 - monday prog 1
on/off
05 - tuesday prog 1
on/off
06 - wednesday prog
on/off
07 - thursday prog 1
on/off
08 - friday prog 1
on/off
09 - saturday prog 1
on/off
10 - sunday prog 1
on/off
11 - start prog 2
Time
12 - stop prog 2
Time
13 - monday prog 2
on/off
14 - tuesday prog 2
on/off
15 - wednesday prog 2
on/off
16 - thursday pog 2
on/off