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PELLET STOVE
MYRNA
MYRNA Q
MYRNA Q
MYRNA
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EDILKAMIN S.p.A., with registered offices in Via
Vincenzo Monti 47 - 20123 Milan - tax code and VAT
number 00192220192
Declares, under its sole responsibility, that:
The pellet stove mentioned below is conforming with
EU Regulation 305/2011 and harmonised EU standard
EN 14785:2006
PELLET STOVE, tradename EDILKAMIN, models
MYRNA/ MYRNA Q
SERIAL NUMBER: Nameplate reference
Performance declaration:
MYRNA/ MYRNA Q (DoP - EK n°195)
Nameplate reference
And also declares that:
the MYRNA/ MYRNA Q wood pellet stove satisfies the
requirements of the following European directives:
2014/35/EC - Low Voltage Directive
2014/30/EC - Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive
CONTENTS
The original language of this manual is Italian
USER/INSTALLER
Safety information 4
Safety information 4
General information (dimensions,technical data) 5
General information (dimensions,technical data) 5
Unpacking 7
Unpacking 7
Cover 9
Cover 9
Installation 13
Installation 13
User instructions 18
User instructions 18
Maintenance 54
Maintenance 54
In the event of problems 57
In the event of problems 57
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Dear Sir/Madam
We thank you for and congratulate you on choosing our
product. Before using it, we ask you to read this manual
carefully, in order for you to be able to make the most of all
its functions in total safety.
This manual is an integral part of the product. We ask you
to keep it for the entire lifetime of the product. If you lose it,
you can request a copy from your dealer or download it from
www.edilkamin.com.
Readers of this manual
This manual is addressed to:
• those who will use the product at home (“USER”);
• the technician who will install the product (“INSTALLER”)
The target person of each page is indicated in a band at the
bottom of the page (USER or INSTALLER).
After unpacking the product, check the condition and
completeness of the contents.
In the event of error, immediately contact the retailer where
the purchase was made, providing them with a copy of the
warranty booklet and the sales receipt.
The appliance must be installed and operated in compliance
with local and national law and European regulations. For the
installation, and for anything not specifically indicated in the
manual, observe local regulations.
The diagrams provided in this manual are for illustration
purposes only: they do not always strictly refer to your
specific model, and are not binding in any way.
MEANING OF SYMBOLS
In some parts of the manual the following symbols are
used:
INFORMATION:
failure to comply with these requirements
will compromise product use.
ATTENTION:
carefully read and understand the
message in question, since failure to
follow the instructions in it could cause
serious damage to the product and put
the safety of those using it at risk.
OPERATING SEQUENCE:
follow the instructions for the operations
described.
Identification of the product and warranty.
The product is uniquely identified by a number, the
“counterfoil”, which is indicated on the warranty certificate.
Please keep:
• the warranty certificate accompanying the product
• the purchase receipt given to you by the retailer
• the declaration of conformity given to you by the installer.
The warranty conditions are given in the warranty certificate
accompanying the product.
USER/INSTALLER
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USER/INSTALLER
SAFETY INFORMATION
• The appliance is not designed for use by people,
including children, with limited physical, sensory
and mental capacities.
• The appliance is not intended to be used for
cooking.
• The appliance is designed to burn UNI EN ISO
17225-2 category A1 wood pellets, in the amounts
and manner described in this manual.
• The appliance is designed for use indoors, in
normal conditions of ambient humidity.
• Keep the product in a dry place out of the weather.
• For the legal and company warranties, refer to
the warranty certificate inside the product: neither
Edilkamin nor the reseller are liable for damage
resulting from incorrect installation or maintenance.
Safety risks may be caused by:
• installation in unsuitable conditions. In particular,
conditions of fire hazard. DO NOT INSTALL THE
PRODUCT IN AREAS SUBJECT TO THE RISK OF
FIRE.
• contact with fire and hot parts (e.g. glass panel
and pipes). DO NOT TOUCH THE STOVE’S HOT
PARTS; always wear the gloves when working with
the stove, even if switched off, when it is still hot.
Failure do so can result in burns.
• contact with live electrical equipment (internal).
DO NOT ACCESS THE INTERNAL ELECTRICAL
EQUIPMENT WHILE THE APPLIANCE IS
POWERED ON. Electrocution hazard.
• use of improper ignition aids (e.g. alcohol). DO
NOT IGNITE OR BOOST THE FLAME WITH FLUID
SPRAYS OR A FLAME TORCH.
• use of fuel other than wood pellets. DO NOT
BURN WASTE MATTER, PLASTIC OR OTHER
MATERIALS THAN WOOD PELLETS IN THE
HEARTH. The product may be soiled, the flue may
catch fire, and environmental damage may ensue.
• cleaning the hearth when hot. DO NOT CLEAN
THE HEARTH WITH A VACUUM CLEANER WHILE
IT IS HOT. Risk of damage to the cleaner and
smoke in the room.
• cleaning the fumes duct with cleaning products. DO
NOT CLEAN THE PRODUCT WITH FLAMMABLE
PRODUCTS. Risk of fire and blowback.
• cleaning the hot glass pane with unsuitable
cleaning products. DO NOT CLEAN THE GLASS
WHILE IT IS HOT WITH WATER OR ANY OTHER
PRODUCT THAN THE RECOMMENDED GLASS
CLEANING PRODUCTS. Risk of cracking and
irreparable damage to the glass.
• storing flammable materials within the safety
clearance indicated in this manual. DO NOT
PLACE LAUNDRY ON THE PRODUCT. DO NOT
PLACE DRYING RACKS WITHIN THE SAFETY
CLEARANCE. Keep flammable fluids away from
the product. Fire hazard.
• blocking the aeration vents and air intakes in the
room. DO NOT BLOCK THE AERATION VENTS
OR FLUE. Risk of smoke returning into the room
with consequent damage and injury.
• use of the product as a support or ladder. DO NOT
CLIMB ONTO THE PRODUCT OR USE IT AS A
SUPPORT. Risk of damage and injury.
• use of the stove with the hearth open. DO NOT
USE THE PRODUCT WITH ITS DOOR OPEN.
• incandescent material projected from the open
door. DO NOT throw incandescent material
outside the appliance. Fire hazard.
• use of water in case of fire. CALL THE AUTHORITIES
IF A FIRE BREAKS OUT.
Please use all normal precautions for a household
heating appliance.
Connect the product to electricity supply only after
having completed its assembly and mounted the
cladding. Otherwise there is a risk of having “live”
electrical parts exposed.
If you have doubts, please do not take any action, but
contact the retailer or the installer.
For reasons of safety, read the user instructions
included in this manual.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
USER/INSTALLER
MYRNA
MYRNA Q
Dimensions (cm)
112
54,5
55
13
23,5
23,5
14,5
Combustion
Ø 4 cm
8
Smoke outlet
Ø 8 cm
39
112
54,5
55
5
27,3 27,3
Smoke outlet
Ø 8 cm
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Combustion
Ø 4 cm
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EDILKAMIN s.p.a. reserves the right to modify the product without notification in the inte-
rests of improvement.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS in accordance with EN 14785 The data shown below refers to the
actual installation and use and was taken during the certification phase by a notified body under the conditions
specified by the standard. Best results are achieved with the clean glass system closed. Use
the supplied gasket, by the installer.
MYRNA
MYRNA Q
Nominal power Reduced power
Available power 10 3,5 kW
Yield 91,4 94,7 %
CO emissions at 13% O20,0019 0,0012 %
Fumes temperature 136 75 °C
Fuel consumption * 0,8 2,3 kg/h
Tank capacity 25 kg
Draw 12 11 Pa
Autonomy 11 31 ore
Heatable volume ** 260 m3
Fume duct diameter 80 mm
Air intake duct diameter 40 mm
Weight including packaging 160 kg
Energy efficiency class according to UE 2015-
1186 regulation (Class A++/G) A+
TECHNICAL DATA FOR SIZING THE FLUE which must in any case satisfy the requirements in this sheet
and the installation instructions for the product.
Nominal power Reduced power
Fumes temperature at smoke outlet 163 90 °C
Minimum draw 0,01 Pa
Fumes flow rate 7,3 3,7 g/s
*A calorific value of 4.8 kW/Kg has been used to calculate consumption.
** The heatable volume is calculated based on the assumption of a heating demand of 33 Kcal/m³ hour.
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Power supply 230 Vac +/- 10% 50 Hz
Nominal power absorbed 126 W
Reduced power absorbed 23 W
Power absorbed in stand by 3 W
Power absorption during ignition 365 W
Remote control frequency (provided) 2,4 GHz
Protection Fusibile 4 AT, 250 Vac 5x20
TECHNICAL DATA
USER/INSTALLER
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UNPACKING
PREPARATION AND UNPACKING
The packaging materials are neither toxic nor noxious
The packaging materials are neither toxic nor noxious
and do not require special disposal.
and do not require special disposal.
The user is responsible for storing, disposing of and
The user is responsible for storing, disposing of and
recycling them in a regulatory fashion.
recycling them in a regulatory fashion.
Always move the stove vertically with
suitable equipment and in compliance with
safety regulations.
Do not turn the package over, and handle
all parts requiring installation with care.
INSTALLER
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UNPACKING
INSTALLER
INDICATIVE DRAWINGS, NOT ALWAYS REFERRING TO THE SPECIFIC MODEL.
DO NOT REMOVE THE PRODUCT FROM THE PALLET BEFORE LOOSENING THE SCREWS.
1- put off the flancs
2 - open the door
3- put off composant A
4 - screw out the 4 screws V
A
V
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INDICATIVE DRAWINGS, NOT ALWAYS REFERRING TO THE SPECIFIC MODEL.
COVER
INSTALLER
COVER’S CONTENT
- C1: ceramic top front
- C2: ceramic cover pellet
- F: front panel
F
C1
C2
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COVER
INSTALLER
INDICATIVE DRAWINGS, NOT ALWAYS REFERRING TO THE SPECIFIC MODEL.
FITTING OF THE CERAMIC TOP FRONT
1) Remove the metal front panel (A)
2) Fix loosely the screw (V) to the ceramic
Put the ceramic with the screw on the top. Fix the screw.
(V)
(A)
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COVER
INSTALLER
INDICATIVE DRAWINGS, NOT ALWAYS REFERRING TO THE SPECIFIC MODEL.
FITTING OF THE CERAMIC COVER PELLET
Take the ceramic (C2) put it close to the open cover
pellet fix it by hand with the 4 screws (V1).
FITTING OF THE FRONT PANEL (F)
Fix by hand the composant A to the ceramic
F with 4 screws . THen fix it together to the
stove.
F A
(C2)
(V1)
(V1)
(V1)
(V2)
FROM THE REAR
FROM THE REAR
NOTE
BE CAREFULL TO PUT AS SHOWED HERE
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COVER
INSTALLER
INDICATIVE DRAWINGS, NOT ALWAYS REFERRING TO THE SPECIFIC MODEL.
The result is showed at the picture below.
C2
C1
F
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INSTALLATION
INSTALLER
REMARKS ON INSTALLATION
REMARKS ON INSTALLATION
Note that:
Note that:
•
•
The appliance may only be installed by a qualified
The appliance may only be installed by a qualified
technician authorised to issue the declaration of
technician authorised to issue the declaration of
conformity.
conformity.
•
•
The appliance must be installed and operated
The appliance must be installed and operated
in compliance with local and national law and
in compliance with local and national law and
European regulations. The applicable Italian
European regulations. The applicable Italian
regulation is UNI 10683.
regulation is UNI 10683.
•
•
If installed in a condominium, the appliance must
If installed in a condominium, the appliance must
be approved by the administrator.
be approved by the administrator.
We give some general instructions below, however
We give some general instructions below, however
these do not obviate the need to comply with local
these do not obviate the need to comply with local
regulations and do not affect the installer’s liability for
regulations and do not affect the installer’s liability for
the installation.
the installation.
Checking the suitability of the installation
space
• The room must have a volume of at least 30 m3
• The floor must be able to bear the weight of the
product and its accessories.
• Level the appliance
• The appliance may not be installed in a bedroom,
bathroom or in the same room as other equipment
which draws air for combustion from the room
itself, or in any area with an explosive atmosphere.
Any extraction fans operating in the same room or
area as the product, may affect its draw.
Protection from heat and safety clearances
The surfaces of the building adjacent to the product
must be protected against overheating.
The insulation to be used will depend on the type of
surface in question.
The product must be installed in observance of the
following safety instructions:
- minimum clearance at the sides of 5 cm and back of
5 cm from flammable materials.
- no flammable materials may be kept closer to the
front of the appliance than 80 cm.
If connected to a wooden or otherwise flammable wall,
the flue must be insulated appropriately.
If installed on a flammable or combustible floor, or
which is not capable of bearing its load, use steel or
glass plates under the stove to distribute the load.
Contact the retailer for such optional equipment.
Positioning the product
The product is designed to operate in all climatic
conditions. In special circumstances, such as strong
wind, its safety equipment may switch the stove off.
Contact the authorised Edilkamin Technical Assistance
Centre.
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INSTALLATION
INSTALLER
FLUE SYSTEM
FLUE SYSTEM
(
(
Fumes duct, flue and chimney pot
Fumes duct, flue and chimney pot
)
)
Thsi chapter has been drawn up pursuant to European
regulations EN 13384, EN 1443, EN 1856 and EN
1457. The installer must observe both these and any
other local regulations. This manual does not in any
way substitute such regulations.
The product must be connected to a flue system which
ensures that the fumes produced by combustion are
exhausted in complete safety.
Before positioning the product, the installer must
check that the flue pipe is properly rated.
THE FUMES DUCT
THE FUMES DUCT
Further to the general prescriptions for the fumes duct
and flue, the fumes duct
:
:
• may not be made of flexible metal material
• must be insulated, if routed through unheated
areas or outdoors
• must not be routed through rooms in which the
installation of combustion heat generators is
prohibited, or subject to fire hazard, or which
cannot be inspected.
• must enable the recovery of soot and be open for
inspection
• must have at most 3 bends, through an angle of
no more than 90°
• must have a single horizontal section of length
no more than 3 metri, depending on the draw.
Note in any case that long sections promote the
accumulation of dirt and are harder to keep clean.
EXTERNAL AIR INTAKE
In general, we suggest two ways for ensuring a proper
flow of combustion air.
Indirect air intake
Install an intake at floor level with effective area (net of
the mesh or other protective equipment) of at least 80
cm2 (10 cm dia.).
To prevent draughts, we recommend installing the
intake behind the stove or behind a radiator.
Installing it in front of the appliance will create
unpleasant draughts.
Direct air intake
Install an air intake of effective area (net of the mesh or
other protective equipment) at least equal to that of the
air intake at the back of the product.
Connect the air intake to the appliance’s air intake
with a tube (which may also be flexible). Increase the
diameter of the pipe if it is not smooth: assess its load
loss.
We recommend not exceeding a 5 m length and not
curving the tube at most 3 time, depending on the
draw of the flue.
The air maty be drawn from an adjacent room only if:
• the flow is taken from permanent and unobstructed
openings communicating with the outdoors;
• the adjacent room is never in underpressure
relative to the outdoors;
• the adjacent room is not a garage. subject to fire
hazard, a bathroom or bedroom
• the adjacent room is not a shared room in the
condominium.
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INTUBATED SYSTEM
INTUBATED SYSTEM:
Further to the general prescriptions for the fumes duct
and flue, the intubated system:
• must operate in negative pressure;
• must be open to inspection
• must observe local regulations.
THE CHIMNEY POT
THE CHIMNEY POT
• must be windproof
• must have an internal cross section equivalent to
that of the flue and a fumes outlet at least double
that of the interior of the flue
• for dual flues (which should be spaced at least 2
m apart) the chimney pot receiving the fumes from
the solid fuel appliance or that from the higher
storey, must be at least 50 cm higher than the other
• it must extend beyond the back flow zone (in Italy,
refer to UNI 10683 point 6.5.8.)
• it must allow for maintenance of the chimney
INSTALLATION
INSTALLER
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INSTALLATION
INSTALLER
EXTERNAL AIR INTAKE
In general, we suggest two ways for ensuring a proper
flow of combustion air.
Indirect air intake
Install an intake at floor level with effective area (net of
the mesh or other protective equipment) of at least 80
cm2 (10 cm dia.).
To prevent draughts, we recommend installing the
intake behind the stove or behind a radiator.
Installing it in front of the appliance will create
unpleasant draughts.
Direct air intake
Install an air intake of effective area (net of the mesh or
other protective equipment) at least equal to that of the
air intake at the back of the product.
Connect the air intake to the appliance’s air intake with
a tube (which may also be flexible).
We recommend not exceeding a 5 m length and not
curving the tube at most 3 time, depending on the
draw of the flue.
The air maty be drawn from an adjacent room only if:
• the flow is taken from permanent and unobstructed
openings communicating with the outdoors;
• the adjacent room is never in underpressure
relative to the outdoors;
• the adjacent room is not a garage. subject to fire
hazard, a bathroom or bedroom
• the adjacent room is not a shared room in the
condominium.
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CHECKING THE ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
(the power socket must be located in an
easily accessible position)
The stove is equipped with an electrical power cord or
connection to a 230V 50 Hz socket, preferably with an
electromagnetic switch.
Variations in voltage of more than 10% can compromise
the operation of the stove.
The electrical system must be compliant; check the
operation of the earth in particular.
Edilkamin is not responsible for malfunctions resulting
from an improperly earthed system.
The power line must be of adequate section for the
power of the appliance.
The power cable must not come into contact with the
flue or other hot parts of the stove.
Power up the stove by setting its switch from 0 to 1.
There is a 4 A fuse on the socket with switch located at
the rear of the stove.
INSTALLATION
INSTALLER
fuse
compartment
switch
power supply
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FIRST IGNITION PROCEDURE
•
•
Make sure you have read and understood this
Make sure you have read and understood this
manual
manual
•
•
Remove all flammable materials from the appliance
Remove all flammable materials from the appliance
(manuals, labels, etc). Make sure to remove the
(manuals, labels, etc). Make sure to remove the
labels on the glass.
labels on the glass.
USER INSTRUCTIONS
USER
Using fuels other than those specified can
Using fuels other than those specified can
damage the appliance
damage the appliance
LOADING THE PELLETS INTO THE PELLET
TANK
To access the tank, open the lid.
• When doing so, DO NOT rest the bag
of pallets on the top grille, since the
plastic bag may melt and damage the
appliance’s paint.
• Use the gloves when loading the stove
while it is operating and hence hot to the
touch.
• Take care not to touch the fume exhaust
pipe when hot.
COMBUSTIBLE
Use BS EN ISO 17225-2 category A1 wood pellets
Use BS EN ISO 17225-2 category A1 wood pellets
or similar certified products with the following
or similar certified products with the following
characteristics
characteristics
diameter: 6 mm; maximum
diameter: 6 mm; maximum
length: 4 cm, maximum
length: 4 cm, maximum
moisture: 10 %,
moisture: 10 %,
NOTES:
• IN RESPECT OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND FOR
SAFETY REASONS, DO NOT BURN PLASTIC
MATERIALS, VARNISHED WOOD, COAL, BARK
AND WOOD WASTE.
• DO NOT USE THE STOVE AS AN INCINERATOR.
Caution
Using fuels other than those specified can damage the
appliance
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USER INSTRUCTIONS
USER
OPERATION
Mode Settable parameters
MANUAL • power level
• ventilation level (if there are
two or more fans, they can be
adjusted separately)*
AUTOMATIC • desired room temperature
• ventilation level *
CRONO • desired room temperature,
selected per day of the week
• ventilation level*
* by lowering ventilation, the product can also
automatically modulate
the power to maintain
maximum performance and avoid overheating. Where
necessary, a safety function is provided: if for reasons
of use or installation the set ventilation does not
allow the necessary heat dissipation, the maximum
ventilation is automatically started.
The product also has the following supplementary
functions.
Function Modes in which
it can be acti-
vated
What it does
Stand-By automatic
crono
when the desired
temperature is
reached, the prod-
uct switches off and
then back on again
when the tempera-
ture drops
RELAX
(not
provided
for some
types of
products)
manual
automatic
crono
enables natural con-
vection mode (fan
off), thus reducing
the power
EASY
TIMER
manual
automatic
can be used to
programme the
switching off/on
after a set number
of hours (maximum
12 hours)
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INTERFACE
The product can be managed alternatively as follows
STANDARD
• Bluetooth REMOTE CONTROL: can be used
for all functions, near the product
• The Mind APP
T« M®Ä
: useful for all functions
at home with direct connection or outside the
home with internet connection and registration
If necessary, a few functions can also be managed
from a
• SAVE PANEL: placed on the product
T« M®Ä
By purchasing the Edilkamin optional elements:
• VOICE CONTROL SYSTEMS: Alexa or Google
Home
USER INSTRUCTIONS
USER
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OPTIONAL THERMOSTATS/PROBES CONNECTIONS
USER / INSTALLER
OPTIONAL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
On the product (accessible by removing the coating,
with the electricity off and only by qualified technicians) a
dedicated low voltage terminal block can be found
-Pin 1-2 = zone 3 ambient input = probe or thermostat
of the relative zone
-Pin 3-4 = zone 2 ambient input = probe or thermostat
of the relative zone
-Pin 5-6 = home automation input = commercial tele-
phone dialler
or remote On-Off or Thermostat.
Thermostat on home automa-
tion contact
Thermostat in place of the
ambient probe on the elec-
tronic board
ACTION The product turns on/off without any
modulation.
the product modulates, goes into
stand-by and turns on/off
terminal block example
NOTE:
The connections must be made by qualified personnel,
with the electricity disconnected.
More info for installers on the site.
In case of connection of probes or thermostats on the
room inputs, the relevant parameters must be set in the
Technical Menu of the appliance.
There are two possible modes of operation.
The installer can help you choose, according to your needs:
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USER INSTRUCTIONS: REMOTE CONTROL
USER
AIRKARE
RELAX
REMOTE CONTROL
The remote control has specific functions for three
distinct figures:
• USER of the product (operations not protected
by password)
• INSTALLER (operations with dedicated
password because any errors can jeopardise the
product’s operations and SECURITY)
• EDILKAMIN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
CENTRE (TAC) (operations with dedicated
password because any errors can jeopardise the
product’s operation and SECURITY).
If on the initial start-up the language was not
set, the screen for setting the language will appear.
Choose the language with the +/- buttons and con-
firm with OK.
REMOTE CONTROL POWER SAVING
After 20" of non-use the backlighting decreases
and after a further 10" the display switches off.
If any button is pressed with the
display on, the counter resets.
If any button is pressed while the display is off, the
display and the backlighting will switch on and the
counter will reset.
This only refers to the remote control, not the product
itself.
In normal use, the remote control's batteries should
last a year. This duration is for illustrative purposes
only. Edilkamin and the reseller will not consider claims
for battery life under any circumstances.
CRONO
timer
EASY TIMER
MENU
CONFIRM OK
USER
DECREASE
INCREASE
DECREASE IN VENTILA-
TION / LEFT
ON-OFF
on-off
AUTO/MAN
IN VENTILATION /
RIGHT
WALL
SUPPORT
Characteristics:
Module for RF transmission and reception with
2.4 GHz frequency - Recommended power sup-
ply 3 x AA slimline 1.5 VDC batteries (with at least
1600 mAh capacity).
Risk of explosion if the batteries are replaced
with other unsuitable batteries.
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Bluetooth communication present between the product and the PCB. If there is no communication, the
symbol disappears.
On only if the battery is running out.
Maintenance necessary symbol.
Appears after a certain number of hours of operation. In some models the symbol may be linked to a fuse
problem on the board. In any case, contact the TAC.
The relative function is active (Relax – airKare – EasyTimer – Crono).
EasyTimer and Crono cannot be activated simultaneously.
Reserve indicator. It switches on if the function is active. The arrows switch on in sequence to signal that the
tank must be filled.
Presence of flame and stove power
USER
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE: REMOTE CONTROL
POWER ON
POWER LEVEL 1
POWER LEVEL 2
POWER LEVEL 3
POWER LEVEL 4
POWER LEVEL 5
Current room
temperature Target room
temperature
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USER
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE: REMOTE CONTROL
Visualisation of the status of the fan(s).
If the product has not heated up, no symbol will ap-
pear.
Days of the week and time bar.
They only appear if the timer (Crono) has been acti-
vated.
Bottom bar for
“Weekly Hour Schedule” and “Messages”.
Digits for SET-POINTS. Setting of the various
SET-POINTS: temperature, power, fan speed.
Automatic or Manual mode: the product’s air power
depends on the room temperature or is set by the
user.
Indicates that the product has switched off after the
target has been reached with stand-by mode active.
DOES NOT indicate that the function is enabled.
FAN OFF:
SPEED 1
SPEED 2
SPEED 3
SPEED 4
SPEED 5
AUTOMATIC
Setting. Indicates that the remote control is in the setting
mode.
The settable value will appear in the bottom bar.
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USER INSTRUCTIONS
USER
POWER ON/POWER OFF
These operations will take a few minutes, during which the flame must appear or extinguish. Simply wait without
taking any action.
During switch-off,
the display shows the message “SHUTDOWN”.
If time programming is active,
the status and programming are displayed alternately (3
seconds) on the status bar:
During the switch-on,
the display will show the status (CLEANING; SWITCH-
ON; etc.)
The ON/OFF button is used to manually start the on or off phase.
SHUTDOWN
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USER INSTRUCTIONS
USER
In AUTOMATIC mode:
Setting the room temperature (read by the
remote control, which should be in the room where
the product is installed).
AUTOMATIC MANUAL
In MANUAL mode:
Setting of the power
Modify the power level (displayed by the flame
symbol) using the “+” and “–” buttons.
For example: press any button and the display
will activate, then press the button
“flame”
symbol
The setting can be confirmed with the button or
by waiting 5” without pressing any button.
After confirming, SET will stop flashing.
AUTOMATIC and MANUAL setting
Press the AUTO/MAN button to switch from manual
to automatic mode or conversely.
Example: press a button and activate the display,
then press the button
NOTE:
With the timer active and the product switched off, neither the temperature nor the
power can be adjusted.
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- FAN ADJUSTMENT
The setting can be made with the stove turned OFF or ON.
If the backlight is switched off, it can be activated by pressing any button.
Then by pressing the button or SET flashes
and instead of the environment Set, the indication of the
number of the fan being edited appears (F1).
The fan speed can be increased or decreased with or
in the following sequence:
1 -2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - AUTO - for the front fan (1)
OFF-1-2-3-4-5- AUTO for ducted fans (2 and 3)
with button with button
You can confirm the setting with the button and
then move to the next fan, if present (only for PLUS
ducted versions), otherwise you can exit the fan setting
page and “SET” will stop flashing.
Wait 5" without pressing any button to exit the fan setting,
and SET will stop flashing.
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- RELAX FUNCTION
Natural convection function (without ventilation) with
automatic power limiting.
This function is available in all modes: automatic,
manual and crono.
Press the button to activate the Relax function.
Its activation on the display will be signalled by the
arrow relative to the Relax button
Again by prolonged pressing of the button, the
function is disabled.
The product reduces its power output and after a few
minutes switches the fan off too.
NOTE:
While the Relax function is active, it is not possible to
increase the power to level P5.
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- AIRKARE FUNCTION
This function is available as a standard feature on certain
models and as an optional feature on other models:
check which model you have.
The function, if available, can be activated with the
product either on or off, in any mode (except in alarm
mode).
The airKare can be activated or deactivated by pressing
the dedicated button
Its activation on the display will be signalled by the arrow
relative to the airKare button.
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- EASY TIMER FUNCTION (delayed
switching off and on)
This function switches the product on/off after a set
period from activation of the function.
This is convenient if you go to bed and want the
product to switch on/off after a few hours (maximum
12 hours).
The Easy Timer function can be activated
by pressing the dedicated button
By activating the Easy Timer function with the product
on, the switch-off time can be set with ½ hour
intervals.
By activating the Easy Timer function with the product
off, the user sets the switch-on time.
Pressing the OK button or after 5" without pressing
any button, the countdown will start with 5-minute
intervals.
The Easy Timer function can be deactivated by press-
ing the dedicated button.
The display will show an arrow above the button and
the countdown.
To vary the timer before the switching on or off, it must
be deactivated and then reset.
The bar will continue to show the countdown which
decreases until the product switches on or off.
Example: Switch-ON in 1/2 hours’ time.
15:01
15h01 15h31
15:01 15:01
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CRONO
After setting the times, temperatures or
power levels in the CRONO MENU, if the prod-
uct is in automatic mode, the timer will work at room
temperature, otherwise at the power setting.
Pressing the button allows for switching from
Crono in Temperature and Crono to Power and vice
versa.
Briefly pressing the button activates or
deactivates the timer (programmed in advance from the
app or remote control).
NOTE
The timer is programmed from the MENU. The timer
button is only used to activate/deactivate the function.
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- MENU
It can be accessed by pressing the button and the
first Menu item will appear.
You can scroll the menu items with the and
buttons, and enter the item with the button
The menu items appear in the following order:
STAND-BY
PELLET LOAD
CRONO
TEMP. CRONO
DATE-HOUR
LANGUAGE
The following functions must be taken into ac-
count only following indications from the techni-
cian.
Therefore, we do not report the complete explana-
tion in this document
DISPLAY
INFO
SOFTWARE
DATA
ALARMS
PELLET FALL
PELLET SENSOR
TECHNICAL MENU
SET TEMPERATURE
The set-point digits contain the progressive number
of the menu item, while the status bar includes the
description of the menu item in large letters.
NOTE
Depending on the version, the order of the items may
vary.
To exit the menu, press
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SET-POINT DIGITS
We recommend, at the
end of installation and
commissioning, to check
all the daily operations and
useful documents with the
technician.
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STAND-BY
When the Stand-by function is active, in the automatic
and crono modes, the product switches off once the
temperature set-point is reached and turns on again
when the room temperature drops below the chosen
value.
When the Stand-by function is not active, the product
sets itself to minimum power when the temperature set-
point is reached.
To access the function from the main menu (as indicated
in the Menu section above), press the MENU button.
You can scroll the menu items with the and
buttons, and enter the item with the button
After entering the Stand-by function, the display will
show the name of the function on the first line of the
status bar and the current value on the second line
(OFF if deactivated, ON if active).
The and buttons can be used to modify the
value from Off (function deactivated) to On (activated)
and the button can be used to confirm.
Pressing the button with the value ON activates
the function and the display will propose to choose
how many minutes must pass before the device
switches off in stand-by mode.
(example 5 minutes)
The and buttons can be used to modify the
time, and the button to confirm
Pressing the button automatically takes you to the
first level.
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Once you have entered the PELLET LOAD func-
tion, the display shows the name of the function on the
first line of the status bar and the current value on the
second line (OFF if disabled, ON if enabled).
The and buttons can be used to modify
the value from Off (deactivated) to On (activated) and
conversely, while the and buttons are used
to adjust it.
Pressing the button automatically takes you to the
first level.
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PELLET LOADING
Allows you to load pellets after the pellet tank has been
completely emptied.
Useful for the technician during the initial start-up.
Available only in the OFF status. Any attempt to activate
the function in other statuses will not be allowed.
To access the function from the main menu (as indicated
in the Menu section above), press the MENU button.
You can scroll the menu items with the and
buttons, and enter the item with the button
- CRONO
To access the function from the main menu (as indicated
in the Menu section above), press the MENU button.
You can scroll the menu items with the and
buttons, and enter the item with the button
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The cursor (rectangular) positions itself on 00:00.
The time at the top RH shows the start of the time slot
Use the and buttons to scroll the time with
1/2-hour steps, by moving the cursor and displaying
the pre-set level.
Choose the day of the week by scrolling the
and buttons (you will simultaneously see the
programme for that day) and confirm with the
button.
OK SAVE BUTTON
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After setting the entire day, confirm with the button
OK COPY BUTTON OK PASTE BUTTON
The and buttons can be used to modify
the temperature levels (OFF – T1 and T2) or the power
levels (OFF – P1 and P5).
After reaching 23:30 you must go backwards.
If you shift by pressing and holding the or
buttons for more than 2”, you copy the previous level
onto the next level with a 1/2 h frequency per second.
The level can be copied also with backward shifts.
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Briefly pressing the button allows you to exit
the programming mode, but the programme will not
activate.
To activate it, you must briefly press the button
again from the main page.
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The copied day of the week flashes and you can shift to
the next day using the and buttons
USER
NOTES
The switching on and off of the product can be forced
with the timer active, by pressing the ON/OFF button
for 2".
Only with the Stand-by function active will the product
switch off once the set temperature has been reached.
Confirm with the button
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TEMP. CRONO (T1-T2)
Temperature setting for timer T1 – T2
After entering the T1-T2 function, the display will show
the name of the function on the first line of the status bar
and the current value of T1 on the second line. T1 is the
lowest temperature, T2 the highest.
Use the and buttons to move to set-point T2
setting.
To access the function from the main menu (as indicated
in the Menu section above), press the MENU button.
You can scroll the menu items with the and
buttons, and enter the item with the button
Modify the values with the and buttons and
confirm with the button
Pressing the button automatically takes you to the
first level.
TIMER TEMP
T1=20.0°C
TIMER TEMP
T1=25.0°C
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DATE-HOUR
Can be used to set the current date and time.
The hours will then flash and can be modified using
the and buttons, then confirmed with the
button
The minutes will then flash.
If the product is connected to the cloud, the date and
time can be set from the web.
If the product is connected to a smartphone, the
date and time can be set using the app.
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To access the function from the main menu (as indicated in the Menu section above), press the MENU button.
You can scroll the menu items with the and buttons, and enter the item with the button
After entering the Date-Time function, the display will
show the name of the function on the first line of the
status bar and the current value of the first setting
(12/24 hours) on the second line.
You can switch from 12 to 24 hours using the
and buttons and confirm with the button
You reach the AUTO SUMMER TIME item (OFF if
deactivated ON if activated)
You reach the WEB SYNC item (OFF if deactivated
ON if activated)
At the end the item SET HOUR will appear and it will
be possible to modify the hours first with buttons +
and - and confirm with the button
The minutes will then flash
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LANGUAGE
Selects the language.
After entering the Language Menu item, the name of the
function appears on the first line of the status bar and
the current value on the second line (ENGLISH)
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To access the function from the main menu (as indicated
in the Menu section above), press the MENU button.
You can scroll the menu items with the and
buttons, and enter the item with the button
Modify the language using the and
buttons then exit and confirm with the
button
Pressing the button automatically takes you to the first
level.
The following functions must be taken into account only
following indications from the technician.
Therefore, we do not report the complete explanation in
this document.
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DISPLAY
Allows you to change the brightness of the display and an acoustic signal when the keys are pressed
BRIGHTNESS ON
Indicates the backlight percentage of the display.
You can switch from one percentage to the other with
buttons + and - and confirm with OK button
STBY BRIGHTNESS
Indicates the backlight percentage of the display be-
fore entering energy saving mode
TIME ON
Indicates the time the display remains illuminated
STANDBY TIME
Indicates the amount of time the display remains illumi-
nated before entering power saving mode
BEEP
Allows to enable an acoustic signal when the buttons
are pressed (OFF if deactivated ON if activated)
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INFO
These readings should only be done when requested by
the technician.
The technician understands the diagnostic meaning
of the messages and values, and may ask you to read
them to him/her if you experience problems.
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Pressing the button automatically takes you
to the first level.
To access the function from the main menu (as indicated
in the Menu section above), press the MENU button.
You can scroll the menu items with the and
buttons
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Flue temperature indicates the value of
the temperature read inside the product. To be
read only under the guidance of the Technical
Assistance Centre
Auger motor: indicates the speed set and
read. Useful for understanding any anomaly
in the motor that loads the pellets. To be read
only under the guidance of the Technical
Assistance Centre
Extractor: indicates the speed set and
read. Useful for understanding any anomaly
in the engine that creates depression in the
combustion chamber. To be read only under
the guidance of the Technical Assistance
Centre
Leonardo: indicates the target value set and
read. To be read only under the guidance of
the Technical Assistance Centre
Fan1: indicates the output voltage. To be
read only under the guidance of the Technical
Assistance Centre
Ignition plug (spark plug): indicates
whether the ignition component is on or off.
Useful in the ignition phase to understand
functionality.
Home automation contact: indicates
whether ON or OFF. Useful for understanding
functionality.
Radio signal: indicates the signal strength
in milliwatt decibels. Admissible values from 0
to -95dB
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- INFO (info for INSTALLER continues)
They provide instant situation values.
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- SOFTWARE
Indicates:
• the firmware version of the electronic board (basic
board)
• the firmware version of the control panel
• the database (associated by the Technical
Assistance Centres with the products)
To be read only under the guidance of the
Technical Assistance Centre
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DATA
Information of the product’s operation log can be scrolled with the and buttons
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To access the function from the main menu (as indicated
in the Menu section above), press the MENU button.
You can scroll the menu items with the and
buttons, and enter the item with the button
Pressing the button automatically takes you to the first level.
DATA
N° ACC. = 236
DATA
WORKING HOURS = 236
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ALARMS
Information of the product’s operation log can be scrolled with the and buttons.
Readings to be carried out under the guidance of a technician. The meaning of the abbreviations is in the dedicated paragraph
The alarms are arranged from the most recent to the oldest.
Exit with the button
PELLET SENSOR
Allows you to set ON or OFF of the pellet level sensor.
PELLET FALL
Allows to set the auger motor in continuous cycle or in
steps. To be carried out ONLY UNDER THE GUIDE OF
A TECHNICIAN.
PELLET FALL PELLET FALL
CONTINUES
SENSOR
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TECHNICAL MENU (for TECHNICIANS ONLY)
Accessible only by technicians with password (1111). Once the password has been entered, confirm with the
button
If you enter with the installer password (1111) you will
only access the following installer parameters/settings:
- FLAME TYPE
- PELLET TYPE
- PARAMETERS
NOTES
inappropriate changes can cause
the product to seize up
Information on how to use these functions is only
available to technicians in the appropriate web
area.
After entering the Technical Menu, the first item, “FLAME TYPE”, will appear
You can enter the Flame Type setting using the button
while the and buttons can be used to modify the
correction value.
Pressing the button automatically takes you to the first level.
- FLAME TYPE (for the TECHNICIAN ONLY)
In correct installation conditions, with the Service Centre
parameters appropriately adjusted, with quality pellets,
the intensity of the flame is adjusted:
STANDARD
ECO
PLUS
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- PELLET TYPE
You can scroll the Technical Menu items with the and buttons
until you reach “PELLET TYPE”
Enter the Pellet Type (%) setting with button and
the value can be modified with button and
Use the button to exit and return to the Technical Menu
In correct installation conditions, with the Service Centre
parameters appropriately adjusted, with quality pellets, the pellet
load is adjusted
MEDIUM
HIGH
LOW
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- PARAMETERS
Scroll through the items of the Technician Menu with
buttons and up to the item “PARAMETERS”.
You enter the Parameters with button , the first parameter is displayed.
Scroll through the parameters with and and the value can be modified with buttons and
If you entered the Technician Menu with the Installer Password, only the Installer parameters appear,
otherwise all the parameters appear.
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PARAMETERS (continue
PARAMETERS for INSTALLER)
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SENS. PLT LEVEL: enables or disables the
possibility for the end customer to view and
choose the status of the pellet reserve indicator
AIRKARE FUNCTION: allows to select
IF Airkare is active and on which room size
(SMALL, less than 30 m3, or BIG) or not active
(OFF)
AIRKARE RESET : allows to reset the
working hours of airKare
DUCTING 2: allows you to activate the speed
of the ducting fan at maximum (ON-OFF)
DUCTING 3 allows you to activate the speed
of the ducting fan at maximum (ON-OFF)
NUMBER OF FANS: enables or disables
the possibility for the end customer to operate
the fan if present.
ROOM INPUT: allows to choose which item
the end customer reads and adjusts on the
Home display. It depends on the type of plant:
• PROBE: room probe, standard in the
product
• THERMOSTAT: enables the thermostat,
which can be installed in place of the room
probe.
ROOM2/CYIL.INPUT: defines the item
to be enabled according to the connected
component.
• NO INPUT: default
• PROBE
• THERMOSTAT
IN. AMB3/CYL/SE: defines the item to
be enabled according to the connected
component.
• NO INPUT: default
• PROBE
• THERMOSTAT
CRONO SYNCHR.: synchronises the
timer
UNPAIR BLUETOOTH: enable
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SET TEMPERATURE
Allows the correction of the reading of some
temperature probes. To be carried out ONLY UN-
DER THE GUIDE OF A TECHNICIAN.
• ADJ ROOM1
• ADJ TEMP.RADIO
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SAVE PANEL
SAVE PANEL can temporarily make up for the absence of a remote control or smartphone, or other product
management systems.
Controls the product starting from the pressing of the buttons.
When the remote control or smartphone re-establishes the communication and sends a command to the product, the
remote control or smartphone will once again resume control of the product.
The display will ONLY appear if the product is controlled via the SAVE PANEL.
FUNCTIONS
To switch on the product: press the On-Off button for a few seconds.
To set the power level with the product on: press the “power” button once. Pressing it repeatedly will
cause the power to increase, with the following setting appearing on the display: “P1” – “P2” – “P3” – “P4” – “P5”
– “P1” – “P2” – … The ventilation of all room fans will automatically follow the product’s power level without it being
possible to adjust them.
To switch off the product: press the On-Off button for a few seconds.
To unlock the product that has been locked due to an alarm: press the On-Off button for a few
seconds.
On-Off
button
“power” button
network
present
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The three LEDs on the left indicate the status of the product associated with the display.
USER INSTRUCTIONS: SAVE PANEL
USER
Panel without control unit
Stove off
Stove being switched on
Stove running
Stove in cleaning mode in work mode
Stove cooling
Stove in alarm mode
Stove cooling
Stove off due to blackout
Stove in warning mode
Digits = “ON” active: LED1, LED2, LED3 and LED4
Digits = “OFF” active: LED1 and LED2
Digits = “AL XX” active: LED1
Digits = “OFF”. Active: LED1, LED2 and LED3
Digits = “bout” active: LED1
Digits = “W:XX” active: LED1
Active: LED1 (network present)
Digits = “OFF” active: LED1
Digits = “ON” active: LED1 and LED2
Digits = “ON” active: LED1, LED2 and LED3
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MAINTENANCE
USER
Before doing any maintenance, disconnect the appliance from the mains.
Regular maintenance is essential to keeping the appliance in good working order.
FAILURE TO SERVICE THE STOVE WILL PREVENT IT FROM WORKING PROPERLY.
Any problems due to failure to service the stove will void the warranty.
- Any unauthorized modification is prohibited
Note that using the stove without cleaning the grate can cause the gas in the
combustion chamber to ignite and break the door glass.
DAILY MAINTENANCE
These jobs should be done with the product off, cold and preferably disconnected from the
mains.
A suitable vacuum cleaner is required.
The entire procedure takes just a few minutes.
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MAINTENANCE
Make sure that the ash tray, once re-mounted, is properly positioned in its housing, if not the glass may break by
hitting it.
Ensure that the burning pot is properly positioned in its housing following maintenance, otherwise the stove may
have problems igniting.
Using the stove without cleaning the burning pot can cause the gas in the combustion
chamber to ignite….leading to burst/glass breakage.
1. Open the combustion chamber door (P) using the removable handle provided.
2. The burning pot (A) slips into position in its housing. Empty the ash tray (B) and burning pot into a non-flammable
container (the ashes may still contain embers and/or hot parts) or vacuum if cold. Vacuum out the interior of the
combustion chamber, the bed, and the compartment around the burning pot into which the ash falls.
3. Scrape the burning pot with the scraper and clean out any obstructed holes.
4. If necessary, clean the glass when cold using a dedicated product (e.g. Glasskamin), which your dealer should have.
Do not vacuum up hot ash; this damages the vacuum cleaner and may cause a fire.
DO NOT DUMP THE CLEANING RESIDUE INTO THE PELLET TANK.
(P)
A
B
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MAINTENANCE
SEASONAL MAINTENANCE
(implemented by the DEALER)
Clean the stove internally and externally
In the event of very frequent use of the
oven, it is advised cleaning of the smoke
passage duct and smoke channel every 3
months.
You should clean the chimney system at least once a
year (check local regulations for details).
If you fail to regularly clean and inspect the system,
there is an increased risk of the chimney pot catching
fire.
We remind you not to use compressed air during the
seasonal maintenance for cleaning the air inlet pipe.
Seasonal maintenance should be
performed by a qualified technician in
accordance with the national and local
regulations.
SUMMER SHUTDOWN
During the period of disuse, keep the stoves doors,
hatches and lids closed.
We recommend emptying out the pellet tank.
SPARE PARTS
For any spare parts, contact your reseller or techni-
cian.
Using non-original spare parts may damage the
appliance and relieves Edilkamin of all liability for
damage resulting therefrom.
DISPOSAL
At the end of its service life, dispose of the product as
required by regulations.
Deliver to the special recycling centres.
In accordance with art. 26 of Legislative Decree no.
49 of 14th March 2014, “Implementation of Directive
2012/19/UE on the disposal of electrical and electronic
devices (RAEE)”.
The crossed-out dustbin symbol displayed on
equipment or its packaging indicates that the product
at the end of its life must be collected separately from
other waste.
At the end of its useful life, the user should therefore
deliver the product to a suitable local sorted collection
centre for electrical and electronic devices.
Sorted collection for recycling, treatment and
environmentally compatible scrapping contributes to
the prevention of negative effects on the environment
and health, and promotes the re-use and recycling of
the materials of which the equipment is made.
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IN THE EVENT OF PROBLEMS
USER/INSTALLER
If problems occur, the product shuts itself off automatically.
The display will show the reason (see below).
Do not disconnect from the power supply.
To restart the product, wait for the switch-off sequence to terminate and then press the ON/OFF button
of the remote control or the simplified switch-on button.
Before starting the product up again, check the reason for the shutdown and CLEAN the burning pot.
The product is equipped with the necessary safety devices but, if the burning pot is not cleaned regularly as explained
above, ignition may involve a slight detonation. If white smoke forms in the combustion chamber for a long time,
disconnect the mains supply and wait 30 minutes before opening the door and emptying out the burning pot.
alternating
SHUTDOWN MESSAGES AND THEIR SOLUTIONS:
In case of an alarm, an alarm code will appear instead of the room temperature.
While the product switches off, the status bar will alternately show “OFF” in large letters and the description of the alarm in small
letters.
If the alarm occurred with the timer active, only the timer’s activation arrow will remain displayed, while the day’s time schedule
will disappear.
Once the switch-off sequence terminates, only the alarm description will remain.
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IN THE EVENT OF PROBLEMS
MESSAGE PROBLEM SOLUTION
A01 displays when the combustion
air intake is below the set level
• Check that the combustion chamber door is closed
• Check the regular maintenance of the product
• Check that smoke discharge and combustion air
ducts are clean.
A02
displays when the logic board
is not detecting the right fumes
fan speed
• Contact the technician
A03
displays when the
thermocouple detects a fume
temperature lower than the set
value and interprets this as the
absence of flame
• Check that there are pellets in the tank
• Contact the technician
A04 displays when ignition times
out unsuccessfully
There are two possibilities:
NO flame:
• Check that the burning pot is seated properly and clean
• Check that there are pellets in the tank and burning pot
• Try switching it on with a solid ecological igniter (contact
the technician beforehand and follow the instructions of
the igniter supplier very carefully).
The operation must be regarded purely as a trial under the
technician’s guidance.
A05 Shutdown due to air flow rate
sensor breakage • Contact the technician
A06
displays when the logic board
determines that the fumes
thermocouple is broken or
disconnected
• Contact the technician
A07 Shut-down due to exceeding
maximum fumes temperature.
• Check the type of pellet (contact the technician if in
doubt)
• contact the technician
A08 Switching OFF due to excessive
overheating of the product • see A07
A09 Shutdown due to gearmotor fail-
ure. • Contact the technician
A10 Switching OFF due to circuit
board overheating. • Contact the technician
A11
Switching OFF due to the inter-
vention of the safety pressure
switch.
• Ensure the product and flue are clean
• Contact the technician
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USER/INSTALLER
MESSAGE PROBLEM SOLUTION
A12
Room temperature probe
failure. The product is operating
in manual mode.
• Contact the technician
A14
Ducting room temperature
probe (if present) fault. The
product is operating in manual
mode.
• Contact the technician
A20 Gearmotor fault switch-off • Contact the technician
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IN THE EVENT OF PROBLEMS
USER/INSTALLER
MESSAGES WHICH DO NOT SHUT THE STOVE DOWN, BUT ARE SIMPLY WARNINGS
LOW REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY LEVEL:
The battery symbol displays on the remote control display if the battery is low.
MAINTENANCE:
A spanner symbol will appear on the display after 2,000 hours of operation.
The product is working, but it must be serviced by an authorised Edilkamin technician.
LACK OF COMMUNICATION:
In case of a prolonged lack of communication between the stove and the remote control, the Bluetooth transmission
icon will disappear as well as the icons transmitted by the circuit board to the remote control. Only the room
temperature and the time will remain visible.
The Wi-Fi transmission icon will only be present if there is a connection between the circuit board and the Wi-Fi router.
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PELLETS RESERVE INDICATOR:
The function is only available if the pellet level sensor is installed and has been activated.
When the level sensor intervenes, the circuit board emits a single “beep” (in any switch-on or work status) and the
moving reserve symbol will appear on the display.
The arrows will light up in sequence to signal the need for pellet loading.
The ignition frequency is roughly 0.5 seconds.
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IN THE EVENT OF PROBLEMS
USER/INSTALLER
After an interval of roughly 20/30 minutes, which varies depending on the model, the stove switches off due to a
shortage of pellets.
If the user reloads the stove before the start of the switch-off procedure, the symbol disappears and the stove resumes
its normal operation.
If the user fails to reload the stove before the start of the switch-off procedure, the stove switches off and the tank
symbol remains steady lit with the 3 arrows on until the next reloading operation.
When the reserve symbol is present, the stove cannot be restarted.
After reloading the pellets, the stove must be restarted manually.
If the pellets are reloaded and there is an ignition request coming from the timer, the stove will restart.
If the sensor intervenes:
- with the stove OFF or in Initial Cleaning mode (following manual emptying of the tank), the final symbol will
immediately appear and the stove cannot be switched on;
- during the ignition phase, the ignition sequence will be completed even if it lasts more than the 20/30 minutes of
residual autonomy.
If the pellets are not reloaded, the stove will then switch off.
During a switch-off following a BLACKOUT, the display will alternately show the words “Black-Out” and “OFF”.
Once the switch-off has been completed, the product will remain off and “Black-Out” will appear.
alternating
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Code 942197-GB 07.22/C
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