Ecowood Pretty, Pretty Cer, Lady, Nice, Lady K Installation, Users And Maintenance Handdook

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LADY Lady K

INSTALLATION, USER'S
AND MAINTENANCE HANDBOOK

Presentation 2

IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING SAFETY
Preparations for installation 4
Inportant information for the user 4
Fuel used 4
Important instructions before ingnition 4
Recommendations for using the stove correctly 5

INSTALLATION 6
Combustion air inlet 7

OPERATION 8

MAINTENANCE 10
Ordinary maintenance 10
Extraordinary maintenance 10
Mainenance of the smoke exhaust duct 11

OPERATING PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS 12

Declaration of conformity 15
Guarantee 16

PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS

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PRESENTATION

Dear Customer,
We would first of all like to thank you
for choosing an ECOWOOD product.

Our ECOWOOD stoves and inserts are
the result of experience and technical in­novation acquired after years of work in the
energy sector.
Our research and innovation activities are
aimed at continual improvement of the
product in order to offer high quality, to ensure reliability, good performance and com­fort, all with impeccable design.
Please read this handbook carefully and follow the instructions and advice meticulously.
This will guarantee optimal use of the product and exploit its advantages to the full.
You have bought a stove that has been designed to be safe, practical and economically
advantageous in terms of the high efficiency it is able to achieve.
Nevertheless, it is important to be well acquainted with the apparatus if it is to be oper­ated as efficiently as possible and in complete safety.
The device must be installed correctly for safety reasons and to ensure proper operation.
The stove should never be used by people who do not know how to work it.
Keep children and animals away from the stove when it is in use.

This handbook has been written by the manufacturer and is an integral part of the
product. The information it contains is intended for the user and for all those who for

various reasons contribute to the installation, use and maintenance of the product.
Before commencing installation or using the stove, read the whole of this user’s and
installation handbook carefully and then keep it in a safe place for the whole working
life of the stove.
In the following pages you will find all the instructions you need for installation, opera-
tion and maintenance, as well as a number of safety rules to be followed.

If you have any doubts or uncertainties on how to use the equipment, please get in touch
with the Ecowood sales point.
The retailer will be able to supply you with all the necessary information.

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This stove operates only and exclusively with
pellets (pressed wood sawdust). Top quality pel­lets without impurities should be used.
In order to obtain a constant flame with a pleas­ing appearance it is important to use 6 mm di­ameter pellets that are about 20 mm long, and
as regular as possible.

The stove needs a flue gas exhaust pipe of 80
mm diameter and a combustion air inlet pipe of
40 mm diameter.

Where possible, we recommend installing a T-pipe for inspection at the stove exhaust gas
outlet, in order to recover the burnt microdust, and also a steel pipe two metres high, to
be connected to the existing flue in order to discharge the flue gas.
This device will prevent smoke formation inside the rooms should there be a power failure
for any reason during stove operation.

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STANDARD EQUIPMENT:

• User’s and installation handbook.

• Remote control.

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT:

• Wall smoke flue with quick closure.

• External digital thermostat for the room.

• Room thermostat included in the stove.

• GSM telephone modem (to allow control of the stove from a remote location).

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING SAFETY

PREPARATIONS FOR INSTALLATION

• In order to prevent the possibility of fire, make sure that the apparatus is installed cor­rectly by carefully following the instructions of this handbook.

• Do not place the stove in rooms where curtains, carpets or other furnishings could
burn due to the heat generated by the stove.

• Do not position the stove near curtains, inflammable or combustible material.

• When installing the stove, make sure that is properly connected to an earth point using
the (green-yellow) electric cable.

• The plug for connection to the main power supply must be accessible when the stove
is installed.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
FOR THE USER

Fuel used

• This apparatus has been built to burn only 6 mm di­ameter pellets (pressed wood). It is very important to
choose a clean, top-quality pellet without impurities.

For the stove to work properly and safely it is necessary to

use pellets that comply with the following standards: DIN
51731 and ONORM-M 7135 (thermal value, residual humidity, diameter, quality of wood used...).

Ecowood cannot assume liability for poor operation of the stove if poor quality pellets

are used.

• Use only pellets and never put other inflammable or combustible material in the stove.

• Do not use the stove as an incinerator or for any purpose other than that for which it
was intended.

• Do not use liquid fuel.

• Keep your stock of pellets at least one metre away from the stove.

Important instructions before ignition

• Make sure that the hopper door (pellet tank) is
closed when the stove is in operation.

• Make sure that the fireplace and ash box doors
are properly closed.

• Before lighting the stove make sure that all mov­ing parts have been assembled correctly in their
respective positions.

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• The gas output system works by negative pressure in the combustion chamber, there­fore slight positive pressure is formed in the flue gas exhaust pipe; for this reason it is
very important to ensure that the exhaust pipe is free of blockages and fully sealed
until it is outside the building.

• To ensure good combustion, make sure that the exhaust pipe and also the combustion
air input pipe are clean.

• It must be possible for all stages of the flues to be inspected and removed so that inte­rior cleaning can be carried out.

Recommendations
for using the stove correctly

• Make sure that the combustion crucible is
always clean; if necessary, remove it when it
is cold and clean the holes with a metal
scraper, empty the dust from the tray con­taining the crucible. This operation guaran­tees a good combustion.

• Clean the combustion chamber every day before lighting the stove and remove any ash
residues deposited on the crucible and walls.

• Clean the glass only when it is cold, so as to prevent the risk of burns or scalds, or
breakage or cracking of the glass itself.

Use special products for cleaning glass and the body work.

• Take care not to knock against the stove as this could cause permanent damage.

• If the glass is cracked or broken do not attempt to light the stove.

• Do not open the door of the hearth when the stove is lit.

• Always follow these instructions precisely when lighting the stove.

• We advise you not to leave the stove unattended while it is operating.

• When the stove is not working, you are advised to unplug it from the mains.

• Do not perform any unauthorised modifications on the appliance.

• Only use spare parts recommended by the manufacturer.

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How to proceed when lighting the stove for the first time

For the first few hours of operation the stove will give off an odour caused by stabilisa-

tion of the paint and protective grease; to lessen the discomfort, air the rooms well.

Advice

For the first few hours of operation, the gasket on the door of the hearth may stick to the

stove. If this happens, remove the seal from the stove, dust it with ash (it acts as an excellent
anti-adherent coating) and insert it in its position in the door without using any type of adhesive.

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INSTALLATION

The stove must be installed by qualified personnel, who must diligently follow all
the rules for correct installation, respecting all the relevant technical, legal and
safety standards in force at the time.

When positioning the stove respect the
distances shown in the drawing on the
right.

Place the stove away from curtains, fabrics,
ornaments or anything else that may
cause fire.

If the stove is positioned near a wood-lined wall or the gas exhaust pipe is in contact with
similar material, insulate the material with suitable fireproof or fire-resistant products.

Connect the flue pipe of your stove to an existing
chimney or, alternatively, install a fume exhaust
pipe outside the building. The pipe must have a
minimum pipe diameter of 80 mm and reach
higher than the top of the roof.

If the stove is installed in a building with poten­tially inflammable walls, it will be necessary to
place an insulating sleeve between the wall and
the flue gas exhaust pipe and similarly for the
overhanging part of the building’s roof.
A T-pipe for inspection should always be installed
between the flue gas outlet on the stove and the
flue itself.

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Rain protection cover

Insulating sleeve

Insulating sleeve

Combustion air inlet

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If the gas exhaust pipe is installed as in the draw­ing on the right, a rain protection cover will be
needed in addition to the requirements listed
above.

If the stove is to be installed in an existing chim­ney flue built into the wall, the pipe should be
installed along the whole length of the chimney
flue in order to prevent condensation that would
mark the walls.

Insulating sleeve

Insulating sleeve

Rain protection
cover

Combustion
air inlet

Combustion
air inlet

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COMBUSTION AIR INLET:

In order to guarantee good combustion, the stove must receive enough air to ensure the
fuel receives sufficient oxygen. Connect the combustion air inlet to the outside so that it
cannot be obstructed, even partially, in any way. If the stove cannot be connected directly to
the outside, it is possible to install a permanent ventilation grating: this will guarantee
perfect combustion (and hence lower pellet consumption with less ash accumulating in the
hearth) and will prevent health risks for those using in the room.

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Between the stove and the floor, if the latter could be inflammable, be sure to insert heat
protection, ensuring it protrudes at the front and sides by at least 20 cm.
Connect the power supply cable to a 230 volt mains outlet.
Make sure that the body work of the stove is earthed correctly.

NOTE: it is possible to change the direc­tion of the flue gas outlet, (standard, on
the back inside the stove) so that the
outlet can be on the left side, looking at
the stove from the front. To take advan­tage of this possibility it is necessary to
disassemble and turn the flue exhauster
motor screw through 90°, tighten the
screws in the new position and make an
90 mm hole on the desired side.

This modification must be done only and exclusively by the installer.

Is not possible to change the direction of the flue gas outlet on the stove with majolica
covering (NICE CER)

OPERATION

• After installing the stove as described above, fill the tank on top of the stove with the
pellets through the door on the stove. The tank should always contain enough fuel to
guarantee a regular supply to the stove and the door should be closed during operation.

• Make sure that the crucible is correctly inserted into the tray.

If the crucible is not inserted properly or is very dirty it may cause poor combustion

or the fire may not ignite.

• Make sure that the hearth door and the ash collection drawer are closed properly so
that smoke does not escape, moreover, excessive air infiltration will increase smoke
production and deposit more dirt in the hearth and on the glass.

• During the ignition stage (25 minutes), the pellet loading rate is that setted by the manufac­turer and cannot be changed.

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• The hot air fan comes on automatically about 15 minutes after ignition, at the first
speed, and levels itself at the selected power for the normal operating cycle, 25 minutes
after ignition.

• It is possible to adjust the hot air fan separately from fuel loading rate (only for the first
two power levels); the two functions are currently set proportionately by the manu­facturer.

• To switch off the stove completely just press the ON/OFF button again; after the flame
has gone out the stove will remain in operation for about 25 minutes until all the inter­nal parts have cooled down.

IMPORTANT

Continuous operation of the stove at maximum power could shorten the life of the electronic and
mechanical components, and also reduce safety.
The stove is able to operate continuously for long periods of 10÷15 hours if the selected pellet
loading power level does not exceed the third position.
Using the stove at the fourth or fifth loading rate for long periods will reduce safety, therefore an
automatic power limiting device has been installed as standard in the stove.

If the automatic power limiting device is disabled at the user’s request (this should be done
by the installer technician following an evaluation of the conditions under which the stove
is to be used), it is necessary to connect the stove to the flue gas exhaust system using
stainless steel pipes, or pipes painted with airtight seals. If the fourth power level is se­lected we advise operating the stove continuously at this level only if it is alternated
hourly with operation at lower load rates, while the fifth level should only be used con­tinuously for a maximum of 30 minutes.

REAR AIR DISCHARGE FUNCTION

(LADY model excluded)

To use rear air discharge, take into account the following
recommendations:
When the stove is used with a closed butterfly valve, the
power selector should not be set higher than third
speed to avoid overheating, causing the heat safety switch
to activate. The switch can be found to the right, at the rear
inside the stove.
If this happens, the user must wait until the stove cools
down to a temperature less than 93°C so as to be able to
reactivate and ignite the stove again.

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MAINTENANCE

Warning! Before carrying any maintenance, disconnect the power supply and wait
for the stove to cool down completely.

ORDINARy MAINTENANCE:

Weekly, by the user

• When the stove is not ignited and cold, remove and
vacuum clean the ashes from the recovery tray.

• Check the hearth and clean the holes if necessary,
making sure that all the holes are open.

• Clean any ash residues from the hearth holder,
from the combustion air pipe and from the igni­tion resistance.

• Clean the combustion chamber and the glass with
non-abrasive products.

ExTRAORDINARy MAINTENANCE:

every 2500 working hours, this must be done by a professional technician

Front cleaning:

• Remove the exchanger and make sure that the flue gas exhaust ducts between the
exchanger and exhaust box are not obstructed by ash, and clean as necessary.

Rear cleaning:

• Remove the panel fastened down with four screws and clean it carefully, using a vacuum
cleaner to suck out the dust deposited inside the exhaust flue and the ash box.

• Take out the flue exhauster motor and clean the screw carefully.

• Re-assemble all the parts in the reverse order, oiling the screws.

• After carefully carrying out all necessary checks, the automatic stove operation block­ing device should be reset so that the stove will operate for a further 2500 hours.

The advice about regular cleaning and maintenance is only indicative and may vary according
to the quality of the pellets used in the stove, therefore whenever you note worsening
combustion or increased dirt on the fireplace and glass surface this cleaning should be car­ried out in any case.

We recommend taking out an annual maintenance contract with the place where you
bought the stove. In this way you will be able to programme cleaning of the stove at the end
of the season, keep it in working order and ensure it is ready to operate properly the fol­lowing season.

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WARNING

Installation and extraordinary maintenance must be done only by skilled, technical personnel.

• IMPORTANT NOTE: if the stove is connected to the outside by a metal flue gas ex­haust pipe, two conditions could be deleterious to good combustion.

1- If the horizontal part of the flue gas exhaust pipe is too long, this will worsen the quality

of combustion and noticeably increase ash residues in the grate. For this reason the
electronics board has a facility for regulating both the exhaust pressure and pellet loading
rate. This should be carried out only by the installer technician, at installation or when
conditions make it necessary.

2- A vertical metal exhaust pipe that is three / four metres long will increase the combus-

tion rate. This will cause the stove to go out at the minimum power level. To prevent this
just increase the selected power level or change the original settings.

MAINTENANCE OF THE SMOKE ExHAUST DUCT

• Annually, we recommend cleaning the smoke exhaust duct in order to prevent self­combustion of any soot and powder that may be deposited there.

• In case of fire switch off the stove immediately and disconnect it from the power supply.

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OPERATING PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS

Warning! Only skilled technical personnel are allowed to dismantle the stove and
work on the internal components.
Before carrying out any operation whatsoever, disconnect the power supply and wait
until the stove has completely cooled down.

1. If the stove does not ignite, make sure that:

• It is connected to the electricity supply.

• The crucible is inserted into its holder.

• The ash collection box is inserted into its holder.

• The door of the hearth is closed.

• Pellets arrive in the crucible; make sure the tank contains sufficient fuel for the stove to
operate. If the pellet supply finishes during use, the stove will switch off by itself.

• The thermal safety switch is activated; otherwise disconnect the power supply, reset the
switch by pressing the button on the switch itself, then restore the power supply.

• The combustion air pipe is completely open.

• The exhaust gas flue allows the fumes to escape. If not this would fail to generate the
necessary negative pressure and the vacuum pressure switch would interrupt the power
supply to the pellet loading motor.

• The flue exhauster motor works properly. If it is not working, make sure that it is pow­ered; if there is power and it turns slowly, replace it with a new one (if the flue exhauster
motor stops, the electronic board will immediately stop to feeding the pellet).

• The screw motor is working properly.

If it is not working, make sure that it is powered; if there is power and it does not turn,

replace it with a new one (if the motor reducer stops, the stove will use up the fuel in
the crucible and then go out completely).

• The hot air fan is working properly. If it is not working, make sure that it is powered; if there is
power and it does not turn, replace it with a new one (if for any reason the fan does not work,
the stove will stop automatically, to avoid overheating by activating the temperature cutout).

• The resistance is red-hot.

If it is not working, make sure that it is powered; if there is power and it does not heat

up, replace it with a new one.

• The pellet feed screw is not obstructed by a foreign body (remove fuel from tank)

• The vacuum pressure switch has not been blocked by poor combustion or an obstruction
in the exhaust pipe (re-activate it by blowing and sucking until you hear the switch come
into operation).

• Check whether the stove is ready for programmed cleaning after 2500 hours have ex­pired. The display will show Cleaning/Maintenance message.

If the problem persists, consult your retailer.

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2. If the stove goes out during operation:

• Check all the possibilities in previous section.

• Check whether the stove is ready for programmed cleaning after 2500 hours have ex­pired. The display will show Cleaning/Maintenance message.

• Make sure that the thermal safety switch (re-settable manually), on the inside back right
of the stove, has been reset.

Remark: on all LADY models the switch is located underneath the stove left-hand side.

• Before resetting the switch find the reason for its triggering.

Note that the thermal switch can only be reset with electrical supply off and when the stove

temperature has fallen below 93°C.

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POWER FAILURE

Brief power failure: if there is a brief power failure (60 seconds), when the stove is at the

ignition stage or is operating normally, the stove is programmed to re-ignite itself. If the
power failure lasts for a longer, indefinite period, when the power returns the stove will go
into an extinguishing cycle, setting up for the next (manual or programmed) ignition. In this
case the display will show Black-Out message.
To reset the stove functions, switch it ON-OFF.

Temporary power failure: If there is a power failure lasting 3÷5 minutes, with direct flue
gas exhaust pipes the stove may emit some smoke into the room, produced by the unburnt
pellets present in the grate.
This does not constitute a safety risk. The problem can be avoided by installing the exhaust
pipe as shown on this handbook.

Electrical safety: the stove is protected against power surges by two fuses on the elec­tronics board.

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ANNEX: ALARM AND NOTIFICATION

All alarm and notification messages appear on the display, possible causes and solutions.

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Clock not programmed

Problem: The time and date has not been set.

The timers cannot be used.

Solution: Set the time and date and any timers in the

respective menu.

Maintenance request for cleaning

Problem: There are 100 operating hours left from the time of the message

appearing before the stove will be blocked for cleaning.

Solution: Arrange for a technician to clean the stove.

Sudden power cutout

Problem: The power has been down for more than a minute.

The stove signals the power cutout and shuts down.

Alarm: gases not up to heat

Problem: The discharge gases have become too cold; the embers have gone out.

Cause:

The pellets in the tank are finished. Refill the tank.

Alarm: start-up failed

Problem: The stove has not started up.

Cause:

The brazier is dirty or not properly in place. No pellets.

The element does not work. CONTACT THE TECHNICIAN.

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Vacuometer alarm

Problem: Trouble discharging the gases.

Cause:

The flue system is obstructed. CONTACT THE TECHNICIAN.

Alarm: overheating gas

Problem: The temperature of the discharge gases has exceeded the permitted

threshold.

Cause:

The gear motor is operating continuously, the gas probe is broken.

CONTACT THE TECHNICIAN

Alarm: stove overheating

Problem: The body of the stove has exceeded the permitted threshold and is

overheating.

Solution:

The fan is not cooling down the stove. CONTACT THE TECHNICIAN.

Alarm: gas evacuator motor

Problem: The gas evacuator motor is not working or the board cannot detect

its operation.

Cause:

The motor is not powered or the tachometer sensor is not responding.

CONTACT THE TECHNICIAN

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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

According to the Directive 89/106/EEC (Construction Products), the CE Regulation 1935/2004 (Materials and Articles in-
tended come into contact with foodstuffs), the Directive 2006/95/EEC (Low Voltage) and the Directive 2004/108/EEC (Elec-
tromagnetic Compatibility).

Type of equipment: Appliance for domestic heating that uses wood pellets.
Trademark:
Type designation: PRETTY - PRETTY CER - NICE - NICE CER - LADY - LADY K

Use: Domestic heating

Manufacturer: ECOWOOD Address: Via Borgo, 36 - 36034 Malo (VI) Tel. / fax: [phone]

Notified laboratory: IMQ primacontrol S.R.L. - Kiwa S.p.A.

The following harmonised standards or technical specifications (designations) which comply with good engineering prac­tice in safety matters in force within the EEC have been applied:
EN 14785 • EN 60335.1 • EN 55014.1 • EN 55014.2 • EN 50165 • EN 61000-3-2 • EN 61000-3-3

Test report / Technical file:
PRETTY - PRETTY CER - NICE - NICE CER: CS 08-118
LADY - LADY K: 8290-100500475

As the manufacturer’s authorised representative established within the EEC, we declare on our sole responsibility that the
equipment follows the provisions of the Directives stated above.

Date and place of issue: _____________________________________________________________________________

(Name and signature of authorised person: _____________________________________________________________

(Position in firm) __________________________________________________________________________________

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Potenza termica nominale : 7.0 kW

Potenza termica ridotta : 2.9 kW

CO misurato (al 13% di

Modello: PRETTY / NICE

EN 14785: 2009

Distanza minima da
materiali infiammabili

R =

200

L =

200

B =

Leggere e seguire le istruzioni d’uso Usare solo i combustibili raccomandati

Questo apparecchio può essere usato su cann a condivisa

200

ossigeno)

Potenza elettrica max.

mm

Potenza elettrica nominale : 100 W

mm

Tensione nominale : 230 V

mm

Frequenza nominale : 50 Hz

nominale : 0.028 %

ridotta : 0.037 %

nominale : 83.5 % Rendimento

ridotta : 86.5 %

Potenza termica nominale : 12 kW

Potenza termica ridotta : 4 kW

CO misurato

Modello: LADY

EN 14785: 2010

Distanza minima da

330 W : assorbita in fase di accensione

Leggere e seguire le istruzioni d’uso Usare solo i combustibili raccomandati

Questo apparecchio può essere usato su cann a condivisa

materiali infiammabili

R =

200

L =

200

B =

200

(al 13% di ossigeno)

Potenza elettrica max.

mm

Potenza elettrica nominale : 100 W

mm

Tensione nominale : 230 V

mm

Frequenza nominale : 50 Hz

nominale : 0,0259 %

ridotta : 0,0198 %

nominale : 86,80 % Rendimento

ridotta : 86,80 %

340 W

: assorbita in fase di accensione

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GUARANTEE

The guarantee constitutes part of the general conditions of sale and is regulated by EC directives 1999/44, and
Italian Legislative Decree 24 of 02/02/2002.
By guarantee we mean replacement or repair without charge of parts acknowledged to be originally defective due
to manufacturing defects. The product is guaranteed for two years.

The guarantee is valid under the following conditions:

• The stove has been installed by an authorised installer technician who has completed the guarantee form after
carrying out final testing.

• The apparatus is used as required in the instruction handbook.

• For the first two years cleaning is carried out by technical staff who have been authorised by ECOWOOD.

• The guarantee is not applicable for damage caused by: weather conditions, chemicals, electro-chemicals, fire, negli­gence or improper use, failure to observe the legislation in force, faults in the electrical system, lack of maintenance,
tampering with the product, an inefficient chimney, the use of unsuitable fuel; the guarantee will this expire.

• THE GUARANTEE DOES NOT COVER: the pellet loading auger gearbox, the ignition resistance, the glass and
painted parts.

• Other failures due to even partial lack of maintenance or incorrect installation.

• The guarantee does not cover damage caused by transport. It is therefore important to check the goods care­fully on receipt and notify the retailer immediately if any damage is detected.

• The manufacturer will not be liable for compensation for direct or indirect damage caused by or depending on
the product.

GUARANTEE - ECOWOOD - Via Borgo, 36 - MALO (VI) ITALY

Owner ..........................................................................................................................................................

Address .......................................................................... Nr. ...... Tel. ..........................................................

Postcode ........................... Town ...............................................State .......................................................

Model ...........................................................................................Date Of Installation ...........................

Retailer ........................................................................................ Installer .................................................

Stamp ........................................................................................... Stamp .....................................................

IMPORTANT
The user hereby declares that he/she has received the Installation, User’s and Maintenance Handbook supplied with
the stove, and will therefore use the stove as indicated in the handbook itself.
The user also declares that he/she has received all necessary explanations from the sales staff or from the techni­cian at the time of installation.
N.B. The guarantee does not cover parts subject to wear, such as gaskets and seals, glass, pellet ignition resistance,
grate, damage caused by electrical discharge or by poor maintenance of the stove.

Date User’s signature

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