Lincar Perla 514 Using Instructions

Residential space heating appliances fired by wood pellets

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Perla

Mod. 514

USING INSTRUCTIONS AND MAINTENANCE

Equipments built in conformity with European Norms for the marking.

Cod. 90003133 Rev. 2

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Dear Customer, While we thank you for the preference you granted us, we remind you to read carefully the present handbook because it gives You important warnings with particular attention to the installation, utilization, maintenance and to the security of the product in addition to condition of guarantee . To avoid it will be considered “

IMPROPER USE” of the equipment and therefore “UNCORRECTLY UTILIZATION” with possibly of decay of the guarantee.

INDEX

Chap. Description Pag.

1 Installation

3

1.1 Normative and prescriptions 3

1.2 Preliminary operations 3

1.3 Appliance positioning 3

1.4 Connection 4

1.5 Technical details 11

2 Using

12

2.1 Important warnings 12

2.2 Combustible 12

2.3 Starting 13

2.4 Safety 20

3 Maintenance and cleaning

21

3.1 Ordinary maintenance 21

3.2 Extraordinary maintenance 22

3.3 Accessories 22

3.4 Possible failure and its solution 23

4 Technical data plate

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1 INSTALLATION

RESERVED TO INSTALLER

1.1 Normative and prescriptions

• Read carefully the contents of this handbook, it contains important information and

instructions for installation, use, maintenance and product safety.

• The appliance must be installed inside an environment considered suitable for

installation and use by competent authorities. All laws, standards and regulations in force on the installation site must be observed, especially regarding fire prevention.

• Technological connection and appliance installation must be carried out by qualify staff

authorized to release a conformity certificate according with the normative in force and current standards.

• All the normative concerning civil town planning and/or industrial in force must be

respected inside the environment of installation of the appliance.

• All laws, standards and regulations in force on the installation site must be observed,

regarding: gas and flues, electricity, water and steam, drains and waste disposal, forced ventilation/extraction, air intake and air conditioning. All the local and energy supplier authorities prescriptions must be respected.

• The installation must be carried out and certified according to the normative in force

regarding installations, exhaust fumes connections, electricity, water, ventilation / suction.

• The manufacturer disclaims all responsibility caused by no correct installation,

using, tampering, maintenance or no respect of normative in force.

1.2 Preliminary operations

• Take away the packing

• Before installation, check the appliance integrity. In case of doubt, do not use the

appliance and call the dealer.

• Packing materials is for recycle, getting it in the specify container

1.3 Appliance positioning

• The installation environment should have :

− A suitable floor for stove weight and calorific radiation, otherwise preventive

measures should be adopted. (i.e. Plate for charge distribution ).

− A suitable floor for stove calorific radiation to guarantee the building against any

fire risk.

− The stove should be installed so that gas flue, chimney and cleaning could be easily

done.

− A minimal distance from flammable materials ( Security Distances)

− A suitable ventilation as normative in force.

FLOOR PROTECTION

• The equipment has to be put on a refractory surface. In case of flammable floor (

moquette, parquet ..) it’s necessary to put a refractory base ( stainless steel, ceramic etc ) with the following dimensions :

− Hold up in front ≥ 500 mm;

− Hold up lateral ≥ 300 mm;

− Hold up back ≥ 100 mm

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Always measure from external equipment surface

SECURITY DISTANCES

• From flammable object :

− A > 400 mm B > 100 mm C > 100 mm

• From flammable object and from principal wall in rein forced concrete :

− A > 800 mm B > 200 mm C > 200 mm

• The minimal distance between the stove and every object around it is 1 mt

1.4 Connection

• Before connection check the technical data reported in the technical plate and control

that they correspond to the ones required in the order.

• All heating biomass equipments especially wood and pellet stove have to evacuate the

combustion products in a flue, built in conformity with the normative in force

• The following instructions describe „ informations for a good installation „ and refer to a

normative in force but they are not to be consider exhaustive for installations laws

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CHIMNEY OR FLUE

• The chimney or flue should have the following characteristics:

− It’s advisable to read, follow and respect what indicated in the paragraphe 1.1

− Good sel of combustion products, impermeable and completely insulated as

normative condiction

− The flue has to be built with raw material suitable for normal mechanical stress,

warmth, action of combustion products and its condenses

− The flow has to be vertical with deflections no hihgher that 45°

− A right distance from combustible or flammable material, insulated with an air

cavity or right insulator

− Internal round section, the square or rectangular section should have round corner

with a ray not less than 20 mm

− Internal section should be constant, free and indipendent

− Rectangluar section with sides ration max of 1,5

− All manufacturer instruction should be respected concerning the section and the

building characteristic of the chimney or flue. For particular section, deviation of section or path it will be necessary a complete inspection of exhaust fumes system.

− It‘s advisable that the flue should be supplied by a „chamber „ for solid material and

condenses collection, placed under the flue throat and easy to reach and to open. It should be also supplied by a completely seal „little door“ for inspection.

− In case of fire of chimney or flue, employ the right system to soffocate the flames

and call for firefighter.

EQUIPMENT CONNECTION TO FLUE AND EVACUATION OF COMBUSTION PRODUCTS

• It’s advisable to read, follow and respect what indicated in the paragraphe 1.1

• The flue should receive the exhaust fumes from an only heating equipment

• It’s possible to realise an equipment composed from chimney and cooking oven with an

only exhaust fumes point head the chimney, for which the manufactures has to provide the building characteristics of exhaust fumes channel

• It’s prohibited to connect in the same flue, the heating equipment and the suction hood

• It’s prohibited to connect the exhaust pipe head closed space even if it is in open air

• The direct exhaust fumes has to be done ahead roof and the exhaust pipe should have the

above characteristics.

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Hereby some suggested schemes regarding the exhaust of the combustion products.

Insulated Flue Insulated Flue

Masonry insulated flue Masonry insulated flue

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Insulated Flue

CONNECTION TO FLUE

• The connect the heating equipment to the flue / chimney checking that the exhaust pipe

don’t take up the free section of flue.

• Employ only tubes supplied by seal gasket.

• Limitate the use of horizontal tubes ( max 2 mt ) and curves.

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CHIMNEY CAP

• The chimney cap should have the following characteristics:

− It’s advisable to read, follow and respect what indicated in the paragraphe 1.1

− Internal section equivalent with the chimney one

− Exhaust section exit not lower to the double of the chimney internal one

− Built in a way to avoid rain, snow or external body entrance, to ensure the right exit

of combustion products with any type of wind

− Positioned to guarantee the right fumes dispersion especially out of re-flux area.

This area has several dimensions and conformations in function of inclination corner of the covering so it’s necessary to apply the minimal highness as indicated in the following tables:

Inclination Roof C (°) A H Re Flux Area Highness Z (m)

15 1,85 1,00 0,50 30 1,50 1,30 0,80 45 1,30 2,00 1,50 60 1,20 2,50 2,10

Re-flux

area

Chimney pot

wind damping

Chimney Pot Wind Damping

Revolving chimney pot for strong horizontal wind

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DIMENSIONS FOR EXAUST TUBE CONNECTION AND AIR SUCTION

• Attention to stove model.

• In case that it‘s necessary to make hole in wall for exhaust fume, proceed as follows :

− Measure and draw with real dimension on the wall the points for stove connection;

− Realize the hole on the wall.

− Connect the stove to the flue with the tube for exhaust fume.

− In case that the exhaust tube has a connection position not horizontal (f.e.up

connection ) it’s necessary to maintain a security distance of exhaust tube from wall of 100 mm

DIAMETER EXHAUST

Ø80

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ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

• The appliance is equipped with an electrical cable H05RR-F 3x0.75 mm² having an

European plug. It is a type “Y” connection and therefore any replacement of the cable must be carried out by a qualified staff only. Feeding 1N 230V AC 50Hz. The electrical cable should be disposed in such a way to avoid any contact with hot and sharp parts.

• The appliance should be connected with a grounding system.

FEED AIR COMBUSTION DIRECT FROM ENVIRONMENT

• It’s advisable to read, follow and respect what indicated in the paragraphe 1.1

• The equipment should have the necessary air for combustion, supplied by external air

intake.

• The air intake should have the following characteristics : a) Total free section min 200 cm²; b) Connected directly with installation environment ; c) Protected with grate or lath ( attention to not reduce the min. section required on

point a ) and placed so that to avoid obstruction.

• The air inflow can be also supplied from the adjacent room but the air intake should be always free and connecter ahead outside. No chimney or suction hood should be present in the environment of installation or into the nears ones.

• Inside the adjacent room the air intake should have the characteristics required in letter a and c .

• The adjacent room can not be use as garage, warehouse of combustible material etc..

NOTE: The air inflow whole must be placed at the low.

NOTE : Extractor fans when operating in the same room or space as the appliance may cause problems.

NOTE :The installation room should not be put in pressure by other appliances such as suction hoods, chimneys, evacuation flues, present in the room itself or in the adjacent rooms, which are in communication.

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1.5 TECHNICAL DETAILS

DESCRIPTION

Perla 514

WIDTH mm 480 DEPHT mm 500 HEIGHT mm 825 EQUIPMENT WEIGHT kg 82 Ø DIAMETER EXHAUST FUME mm 80 GLOBAL HEAT INPUT kW 6.8 GLOBAL REDUCED HEAT INPUT kW 3.4 NOMINAL POWER OUTPUT kW 5.5 REDUCED POWER OUTPUT kW 3.0

EMISSION OF CO : (AT 13% OXYGEN CONTENT)

NOMINAL POWER OUTPUT

% 0.0126

REDUCED POWER OUTPUT

% 0.0178

EMISSION OF CO

2 :

NOMINAL POWER OUTPUT

% 7.93

REDUCED POWER OUTPUT

% 6.49

ENERGY EFFICIENCY:

NOMINAL POWER OUTPUT

% 81.0

REDUCED POWER OUTPUT

% 87.2

FLUE GAS TEMPERATURE:

NOMINAL POWER OUTPUT

°C 238.7

REDUCED POWER OUTPUT

°C 143.6 FUME CHIMNEY QUANTITY (m):

NOMINAL POWER OUTPUT

g/s 5.5

REDUCED POWER OUTPUT

g/s 3.5 COMBUSTIBLE CONSUMPTION MAX kg/h 1.42 COMBUSTIBLE CONSUMPTION MIN kg/h 0.72 AUTONOMY MIN / MAX h 11.6 / 23.0 HEATING VOLUME INSULATION FAVOURABLE m3 140 HEATING VOLUME INSULATION UNFAVOURABLE m3 75 DEPRESSION CHIMNEY IN TEST P.NOMINAL / P.REDUCED

Pa

10.0 / 9.5

DEPRESSION CHIMNEY MIN. Pa > 0 DEPRESSION CHIMNEY MAX. Pa < 20 WOOD-PELLETS LOADING MAX kg 16.5 ELECTRICAL ABSORPTION VOLTAGE / FREQUENCY V.a.c./Hz 230 / 50 ELECTRICAL INPUT POWER DURING

IGNITION

W 340

ELECTRICAL INPUT

POWER DURING FUNCTIONNING

W 100 FUSE (5X20) A 4T TYPE OF COMBUSTIBLE Wood Pellets Ø6 mm

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2 USING - RESERVED TO USER

2.1 Important warnings

• To read carefully this section’s instruction which are very important for use, maintenance

and appliance safety.

• This handbook has to be ridden completely, in case of lack it can be consider an

improper use of the equipment so a not right use of it.

• To take care of this handbook to use it every time it’s necessary.

• The appliance illustrated in this handbook must be employed only from qualify staff.

• The appliance should not be employ as incinerator.

• The appliance functioning, create high temperature on some internal and external

surfaces, with which user could get in touch so it’s necessary the maximum attention!

• This appliance can not be employed by people ( also child ) who have not a sufficient

physic and mental capacities or with no sufficient experience or knowledge. The appliance should be employed only by person who can be responsible for its safety.

• The appliance should be consider as active area of thermical exchange with warmth

surfaces so it’s necessary to be cautious to avoid the direct contact with children, animals etc ….

• Employ the specific utensil to open the fire door.

• The right stove functioning is with closed door, if the fire door window is broken and / or

damaged or in case of bad functioning, the stove can not be lighted till the problem has be solved.

• The operation of the machine must always happen under surveillance.

• To disconnect the appliance in case of breakdown or bad functioning, from electrical

system.

• Every maintenance operation, every repairs or substitution, should be done from qualify

staff or assistance centre. Use only original spare parts.

• To not tamper the appliance.

• Do not obstruct air vents or heat dissipation openings.

• Do not use the appliance as a bearing instruction or as a staircase.

• Never introduce manually the pellet into the burner basket.

• Do not put other materials than pellet into its container.

• Do not touch the appliance with moist or wet hands, it is an electrical appliance.

• Any responsibility arising from an incorrect use of the appliance is totally at charge of

the user and relieve LINCAR S.p.A. from all and any responsibilities.

• Every local , National or European normative in force has to be respected during the

installation.

• The safety distances from flammable material has to be observed and all the

prescriptions contained in chapter 1.

2.2 Combustible

• The combustible to employ is :

GOOD QUALITY WOOD PELLETS

Calorific power kWh/kg 4.8÷5.2 Density kg/m3 650 Water contents % Max 8% of weight Ash percentage % Max 1% of weight Diameter mm 5 ÷ 6,5 Lenght mm 20 ÷ 30 Contents % 100% no treatise wood with percentage bark max 5%

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• It’s prohibited to use solid combustible as straw, mais, hazelnut, pinecone or other

different from indicated in this handbook. We recommend to employ always certify combustible of Your dealers ( as table here below ).

INFORMATION ABOUT PELLETS

• Pellets is made by wood rejection that came from saw-mill or planning industry and

wood fragment of forest industry. This raw material is shattered, dried up, crushed, with some bound material till up to become the pellet combustible.

PELLETS PRESERVATION

• Pellet has to be kept in a dry and clean environment.

2.3 Starting

• The appliance should set at work only after having completed the following operations:

complete assembling, connection to exhaust fumes duct and to the heating plant. A new stove needs to complete the drying process of the paint. During the first heatings you can notice the following situations:

- During the first ignitions the appliance may exhale bad smell. We suggest a good aeration of the room till bad smells have been eliminated.

- The complete drying process will be obtained after some heating operations

WOOD PELLET LOADING

• Be careful during wood pellet loading operation ! The pellet bag should not touch the

warm stove.

• Be careful that no external corps enter into the pellet tank as pieces of bag, wood pieces

or other that can obstruct the screw feeder and damage it.

• The wood pellet loading should be done at the top, after having removed the cover.

During stove functioning, it’s advisable to employ the specific glove because the stove surface could reach high temperature.

• To check always the level of combustible in the combustible tank and check-it often, to

avoid the light off of the stove.

• The cover tank has should be always closed, except during pellet loading.

• Tank Pellets capacity : information on Technical details part

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SWITCH CONTROL PANEL FUNCTION

• The Pellet Stove is equipped with an electronic card, installed inside appliance, who

receives the function instructions from the control panel with a display who shows the data. Pushing different button, it’s possible to select different functions

BUTTON FUNCTION DESCRIPTION Button 1 and 2 ……………. - To high and to low selected room temperature, to modify the

data value which is programming.

Button 3(SET) ………… - To access into programs ( temperature and time ).

- To confirm select data.

Button 4 ……………...... - To light / To turn off the stove and to exit from programs.

Button 5 and 6 …………… - To high and to low functioning stove power.

IGNITION CYCLE

• The ignition cycle last normally 15 min and it’s composed by 4 different phases which

will be visualized on display with the following marks:

− “FAN ACC” = Glow – plug pre-heating phase

− “LOAD WOOD” = Pellets Loading phase

−

“FIRE ON” = Combustion Pellets phase

−

“ON.../ECO” = Power function phase

Display

Equipement

phase

Explication

FAn Acc

Heating ignition blow plug.

Equipment ignition phase, the equipment is in a phase of ignition blow plug first heating.

LoAd Wood

Ignition equipment phase.

The equipment start to feed the burner with the pellets, it control the combustible ignition through the fumes feeler.

FirE on

Ignition equipment phase.

At combustible ignition ( on right burner side ) the equipment wait for complete burner ignition in order to start the power function.

ON

1...5

Power function. The equipment is functioning on selected power till the

required temperature is reached.

Eco 18°... 24°

Economy Function.

At programmed temperature reaching, the equipment functions at min. power (Economy) till the environment temperature doesn’t lower.

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StoP FirE

Foyer cleaning. The equipment is executing the foyer cleaning, the pellets

feed is on min. and motor for exhaust fumes is on max.

Off 09:32

−

Equipment

Stop.

− Equipment

Rest.

−

The Stop button has been pushed and the equipment start

the turning off cycle.

− The equipment is turn off

1ST IGNITION OR IGNITION AFTER PELLET TANK EMPTYING

• Verify that the pellet tank is full, the equipment is connected to the socket and the back

switch is on position 1 ( display control panel is lighted ). During the 1st equipment ignition, the loading member ( screw feeder ) is not load so it’s possible that the equipment will not complete all ignition phases and it raise the alarm ( alar – no Acc ) : it’s necessary to repeat one or more time the following: 1 Push for several seconds the button nr. 4 of control panel – If the initials “alar – No

acc “ will appear, carry on as point 2 or wait the initials “On” or “Eco” on display, to indicate the function power phase;

2 Turn off the equipment, pushing button 4 for several seconds, on panel control; 3 Remove the current through the back button 0 – 1; 4 Remove pellets from burner tank; 5 Recover the current through the back button; 6 Repeat from point 1.

IGNITION – NORMAL CYCLE

• To check the pellets quantity inside tank than check that the combustion room and the

basket ( with all its holes ) are clean form impurity. After basket cleaning, to insert it again checking that the big hole correspond to the screw feeder tube placed on right of combustion room that push for several minutes the button nr. 4 of panel control.

POWER REGULATION

• It’s possible to select the calorific power between the button 5-6 ( on 1…….on 5 ) from

3.0 to 5.5 kW. The optimal regulation of singular function is automatic inside equipment. It’s not possible to modify the calorific power when the stove is in “Eco” modality

( it’s go pass the selected temperature environment).

TO BLOCK/UNBLOCK THE PANEL

• It’s possible to block the panel equipment to avoid the use from no technical people. To

activate or deactivate the panel block, keep pressed the button 2 at least 10 sec. the display signal “bloc” if the panel is blocked, “norm” if the panel is unblocked.

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display day

oFF Program OFF dAY 1 Monday dAY 2 Tuesdays dAY 3 Wednesday dAY 4 Thursday dAY 5 Friday dAY 6 Saturday dAY 7 Sunday

ROOM TEMPERATURE

To program the desired room temperature, push the button 3 (SET), the display will signal the modality SET and it visualize the environment temperature programmed; button 1 and 2 to select the new temperature, at the program finish, wait several second without push any button till on display the initials SET disappears.

• The stove is equipped with a temperature feeler to find the

environment temperature so when the stove will reach the selected temperature, the initial ECO will appear on display and the stove is in economy function that corresponds to power 1.

THERMOSTAT – TIME

Parameter Description Range

ut 01 Week day off – dAY7 ut 02 Local time 00 – 23 ut 03 Min. of local time 00 – 59 ut 04 For technicians 00 – P5 ut 05 Starting time 1st cycle 00:00 – 23:50 (OFF) ut 06 Blowing out time 1st cycle 00:00 – 23:50 (OFF) ut 07 Activation/Deactivation program 1st cycle on(1..7) – off (1..7) ut 08 Starting time 2nd cycle 00:00 – 23:50 (OFF) ut 09 Blowing out time 2nd cycle 00:00 – 23:50 (OFF) ut 10 Activation/Deactivation program 2nd t cycle

on(1..7) – off (1..7) ut 11 Starting time 3rd cycle 00:00 – 23:50 (OFF) ut 12 Blowing out time 3rd cycle 00:00 – 23:50 (OFF) ut 13 Activation/Deactivation program 3rd cycle on(1..7) – off (1..7) ut 14 Starting time 4th cycle 00:00 – 23:50 (OFF) ut 15 Blowing out time 4th cycle 00:00 – 23:50 (OFF) ut 16 Activation/Deactivation program 4th cycle on(1..7) – off (1..7)

A The thermostat time to active and to program the automatic equipment function time. It’s

possible to program till 4 automatic equipment ignitions / turning off during a day. Every parameters group to program included :

− Ignition Time;

− Turning off time;

− To select days during the program should be active .

Attention !! To go out program, push the button 4 in every point !

B PROGRAM / CHECK WEEK DAY PROGRAM. Push the button 3 (SET) till on

display appears the initials :

Using button 1 and 2 to select the day and the button 3 (SET) to confirm.

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C PROGRAM / HOUR CHECK. Push the button 3 (SET) till on display appears the

initials :

For hour For minutes

Push the button 1 and 2 to program with right data and push the button 3 (SET) to confirm.

D Only for technical program, reserved to technician and qualify

staff. Keep the initials on 00, push the button 3 (SET) .

E TO PROGRAM FIRST IGNITION HOUR / TURNING OFF

Push the button 3 (SET) till on display appears the initials:

Use the button 1 and 2 to program the ignition hour desired, and the Button 3 (SET) to confirm. To set up OFF to not have an ignition time.

F Push the button 3 (SET) till on display appears the initials:

Use the button 1 and 2 to program the turning off hour desired, and the Button 3 (SET) to confirm. To set up OFF to not have a switch off time.

G AUTOMATIC IGNITION. It’s necessary to select the week’s day during the automatic

ignition should be programmed then push the button 3(SET) till on display appears the initials :

Button 1 = to visual the week day (on/off 1..7). Button 2 = to modify the programmed condition from On to Off or the contrary

ON = Activated OFF = Deactivated

In the enclosed example : the program is activated on Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

ATTENTION

!!

To conf

irm

with the button

3 (SET) ONLY AFTER

having programmed every week’s day with the button 1 and 2.

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H To carry out the following program Ignition / Turning Off go on as points E-F-G. See

table 1 to identify the correspondent data ut08-ut09-ut10, ut11-ut12-ut13, ut14-ut15-

ut16 (vedi tabella “Cronotermostato”). Attention !! To go out program, push the button 4 in every point.

I Attention to possible overlapping about ignition / turning off program’s hour; a wrong

program means that the stove will start / turn off when it’s necessary that it’s light on (or the contrary) so we recommend to not program in the same day new ignition before the turning off hour of precedent cycle.

00:00

01:00

02:00

03:00

04:00

05:00

06:00

07:00

08:00

09:00

10:00

11:00

12:00

13:00

14:00

15:00

16:00

17:00

18:00

19:00

20:00

21:00

22:00

23:00

24:00

Program 1° cycle

Program 2°cycle Saturday

Saturday

Program 3° cycle Program

4° cycle

Functioning

Funct.

Effective function due to programs overlapping

L

STOVE USE ON MANUAL MODALITY

To employ the stove on manual modality without delete the recorded program, go on as point B and program ut01 – oFF . To active again all programs to select ut01 and the current day.

It’s possible to carry out manual Ignition/ Turning Off even with active programs which will start up and turn off during predetermined hour at the same. To use the stove only on manual modality, go on as point L.

It’s possible to have the equipment that start to a set hour but the switching off is depending on user : to have this program, set the time of switch off (point F) on value OFF, any switching off time is selected and the user will decide the equipment switch off, pushing the button 4 (start/turn off). On the contrary, the equipment could not have a time of ignition but a set hour to switch off : to have this program, set the start hour (point E) on value OFF, so any start time will be present and the user could light up the equipment when he wants, pushing the button 4 (start/turn off), when the switch off time is reached, the equipment will switch off automatically.

EQUIPMENT TURNING OFF

• Pushing for several time the button nr. 4 on control panel, the turning off operation start

up, the screw feeder motor is deactivated and the pellets is no more feed. The two fans ( gas combustion fan and fan for air convection ) will function again for some minutes till the exhaust gas temperature lower then they turn of.

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COMBUSTION REGULATIONS

Sometimes changing the pellets, in sight of the several types of wood pellets presents on the market, some modifications on equipment combustion could appear. An evident signal of a wrong combustion is the excessive or lack quantity of pellets in then burner during the normal functioning. It’s possible to make some regulations on the equipment combustion. The basket – burner during the normal combustion should contain combustible from 1/3 till a middle of its capacity, if necessary, to carry on to some regulations, please follows the following points :

a. To check the equipment functioning and check if in the burner basket, the pellets

accumulate till the complete fill up of its or if the burner basket emptied till the flame light off.

b. Push several times the button 3(SET) to visualize on the top part of the display ut40 c. Push several times the button 1 to visualize on the lower part of the display the num.33 d. Push the button 3(SET), the display visualize “corr” in the top part and a number in

the lower part.

e. Employing the button 1 and 2 to modify the number on the lower display as indicated

in the enclosed schedule, to increase the pellets quantity increase the value, to reduce the pellets quantity reduce the value.

ATTENTION ! We recommend to make these modifications increasing/reducing the initial value little by little ( only one number ), checking the equipment functioning for 1 or 2 days

even taking care to keep clean the basket burner, only after this checking period You can modify again the regulation.

Increase the pellets quantity Reduce the pellets quantity

9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9

STAND-BY

The STAND-BY status means that when the equipment reach the ambiance temperature set up, the equipment turn off to start again automatically when a lower temperature is taken. This is the procedure to follow :

- Push several times the button 3(SET) to visualize on the top part of the display ut04

- Push several times the button 1 to visualize on the lower part of the display the

numb.99

- Push the button 3(SET), the display visualize “StAn by” in the top part and “OFF” in

the lower part.

- Program the °C (es 1°-2° ecc) the temperature value to activate the STAND-BY

modality. Program OFF to deactivate the STAND-BY modality.

- The stove will function in STAND-BY modality so when the temperature ambiance is

reached as set out °C in the preceding point : EX : it’s set up 2° to preceding point and supposing to have set the equipment to 22°C the modality STAND-BY will activate when the 24°C is reached (22° + 2°) The equipment will light on when the ambiance temperature will be lower than it set up, in this case 22°C.

IMPORTANT WARNING

• The stove has to be cold before making every intervention, cleaning or maintenance

operation.

• TO REMOVE THE PLUG ALWAYS BEFORE MAKE EVERY INTERVENTION

ON THE STOVE

• During the functioning, in case of problems You can push the Stop button situated on

control panel. To not break off the functioning removing the plug or pushing the back button because this operation block all motors, creating a very difficult exhaust fumes evacuation.

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Protection Sheet

2.4 Safety

• Comfort for employing and safety functioning. The electronic digital control panel order

the combined action of combusted gas fan, combustible feed, convection fan and environment temperature control. This control system guarantee the best conditions for combustion and functioning, reducing to the minimum the exercise cost.

• The best efficiency with minimal emission. The wide surface of thermical exchange,

with the best air combustion control, has the best combustible exploitation as result. The measured out pellet loading in the foyer allows a complete combustion with the lower toxic values into the exhaust gas.

AUTOMATIC SAFETY FUNCTION

• Voltage Fall : After a short voltage fall, the stove stop than it will start again

automatically with normal function or with the light on phase. This operation is free of risk for safety.

• Extinction for overheating : In case of stove overheating, the safety system turn off the

stove automatically. The stove should be lighted on again after a pause of 45 min for cooling. If this situation will repeated please call the assistance service.

• Extinction for low temperature : If the stove temperature go down a certain value, the

stove turn off ( for example the combustible is finished ) This extinction could happen also when the stove don’t complete the starting phase. The stove should be light on again.

• Electrical safety device for over current : The stove is protected from overcurrent, with a

fuse ( see technical data ) placed on electronic card. Its substitution has to be done from

qualify staff, after having turn off the main switch and disconnect the stove from electrical system :

• Unscrew the back and front screws that fix the

side and remove it.

• Attention to harness connection and electrical

connections.

• To enter to fuse, it’s necessary to remove the

protection sheet to electronic card, unscrewing the fixing screws to stove bottom.

• Remove the damaged fuse and substitute it

with a new one.

• Reassemble the protection sheet for electronic

card, attention to not damage the harness .

• Replace the side and screw the back and front

fixing screws .

Fuse

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Burner basket

Spark tube

Protection pellet sheet

3 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

RESERVED TO USER

3.1 Ordinary Maintenance

• The frequency of the stove cleaning and maintenance is depending from pellet quality an

quantity. An high degree of humidity, ash, powder or chemicals adds inside the pellet could increase the necessary cleaning and maintenance operations; so we recommend again to employ a very high pellet quality

• Burner Tank Cleaning : To obtain the best performance during stove’s functioning,

EVERY DAY it’s necessary to clean the burner tank. Remove the tank and empty it

from every residuals, clean all the holes on the bottom and replace it into the stove being careful to the position of starting glow plug.

• Ash Drawer cleaning

• The ash drawer is placed under the foyer, open

the fire door to enter it.

• Remove the ash drawer.

• The ash drawer has to be emptied every day from

combustion residuals employing the glove. This operation has to be done with cold stove.

• Attention please to embers or hot pieces.

• Insert again the ash drawer into its place and

close the fire door.

• To forget to insert the ash drawer in its place it’s

dangerous.

• Ordinary Cleaning about combustion

room.. The combustion room has to be

checked to insure that air feed is regular. The combustion room can be cleaned with a vacuum cleaner. To scrape off the scale with the appropriate piece of equipment .

• After having remove the burner basket to

scrape off the scale, replace it verifying that the hole of big dimension has to be correspondence with glow up tube.

• Check that the protection pellet sheet should

be placed on to the burners..

Ash Drawer

Fire Door

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• Cleaning about pellet tank. Clean with a vacuum cleaner to remove every residual of

combustion. Before cleaning let finishing the pellet inside the apparatus and remove the plug. If necessary take away also the tank grate

• External Cleaning.

This kind of operation has to be done when the stove is cold

− Iron / Steel parts : clean with a duster with appropriate detergent.

− Window / Ceramic parts : clean with a sponge with appropriate detergent and

dry with a duster.

− Painted parts : clean with a duster and neutral soap than dry with a duster.

We recommend to execute a regular maintenance of the appliance, of the fumes exhaust ducts and of the chimney. In case of a long time of non utilization of the appliance, before lighting the stove, verify that fume exhaust ducts and chimney are not obstructed.

3.2

Extraordinary maintenance (to be carried out by qualified staff only)

• At least once a year a general control on the appliance should be effected by a

specialized technician.

• It is advisable that every year a specialized after-sales service effects the following

maintenance operations:

− Exhaust gas ducts cleaning;

− Seat of exhaust gas motor cleaning;

− Verification and eventually replacement of gaskets;

− Chimney verification.

3.3 Accessories

The following accessories are supplied with the stove :

• To move residuals into the combustion chamber and burner tank during

functioning.

• For warm parts

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3.4 Possible failure and its solution

DEFECT POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION

The flame is weak and orange colour, the pellet accumulate inside tank and door window is full of ash.

Insufficient combustion air.

Too much pellets fall down in the basket burner

−

To clean the combustion basket

and to scrape off the scale to avoid obstructions to change air. Employ pellet of good quality..

− To check that the air combustion

circulation is not osbtructed by ash.

− To check if the air tube or exhaus

fumetube are obstructed.

− To cheack the seal of fire door.

− To call the qualify staff.

− To check the combustion as

described preceding.

− To call the assistance centre to

make the regulations. The flame turn off and the stove automatically blowing out.

−

Pellet tank in empty.

− Pellet are not

introduced.

− The thermostat take part.

− Bad quality Pellet.

− Low Pellet feed.

−

To load pellet tank.

− Read info about not introduction

pellet.

− Let the stove turned off. When the

stove is cold try to start it again.

− To check the regulation from Your

assistance centre. Repeat 1 cycle

of starting.

− To regulate the combustion

through the pellets correction (see

the chapter Combustion

Regulation)

− To require intervention specialist

staff. Pellet are not introduced.

−

Pellet tank is empty.

− Screw Feeder or electric

card are defective.

− Screw feeder is obstructed.

−

To check the tank and to load it.

− To check the apparatus from

assistance centre and to substitue with original spare parts.

− To clean the tank and screw

feeder. The stove blowing out after few min.

Exhaus gas has not joint the necessary temperature.

−

Try to start it again.

Control Pannel doesn‘t turn on.

The stove doesn‘t receive electricity.

−

To check the stove plug.

− To check the general switch will

be on 1 position.

− To check and substitue the fuse on

electric card.

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Ash or soot out of the stove.

−

The fire door is open

during combustion.

− No seal between the

combustion fan and exhaus gas.

−

Please to close the fire door when

the stove is lighting.

− To seal every parts of exhaus

system and call the assistance

centre.

− Ignition harness could ne checked

only with apparatus not electrical

connected.

− Reparation has to be done by a

qualify staff.

ALARM SIGNAL ON CONTROL PANEL

Alarm Explication Possible reason Remedy ALAr Hot PEL

Pellet tank temperature is too high (over the consent).

−

Obstruction of top and

frontal air intake.

− Temperature feeler breaking.

− Breaking convection motor.

−

To check the air intake.

− To substitute the feeler.

− To check convection motor

functioning.

ALAr no Acc

The combustible doesn’t inflame during the ignition phase – No fire bearing.

−

No Pellets feed.

− Glow plug breaking

− No fire bearing from fumes

feeler.

− Pellets with ignition difficult.

−

To check Pellets tank level .

− To check the screw feeder

function.

− To check electrical connection.

− To substitute the glow plug.

− To check position, function and

electrical connection of temperature fumes feeler.

− To employ combustible of

good quality.

ALAr no ASP

Chimney exhaust fumes blocked.

−

Chimney blocked.

− Electrical connection break

off.

− Pressure switch breaking.

−

To check the chimney.

− To check electrical connection.

− To substitute switch breaking.

ALAr Sic FAiL

Temperature pellets tank or tangential fan too higher.

−

Up and Front Air intake

obstruction.

− Temperature thermostat

breaking.

− Convection Motor breaking.

−

To check air intake.

− To substitute thermostat.

− To check convection motor

ALAr deP FAiL

Chimney exhaust fumes blocked

−

Chimney blocked.

− Electrical connection break

off

− Pressure switch breaking .

−

Check the chimney.

− Check electrical connection.

− Substitute switch breaking.

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ALAr Fan FAiL

It’s not find the rotation of the exhaust fume motor.

−

Electrical connection break

off.

− Motor breaking.

−

Check feed motor connection

and encoder connection.

− Substitute motor.

ALAr no FirE

It’s not find the fire on foyer.

No Pellets feed.

−

Check Pellets tank level.

− Check screw feeder function.

− Possible screw feeder

obstruction.

ALAr Hot tEMP

The fumes temperature is too high (over the alarm value).

−

Exit air convection is

blocked.

− Convection motor breaking.

− Wrong position fumes feeler.

−

Check air convection intake.

− Check convection motor

function.

− The fumes feeler is inserted too

deeply.

ALAr Sond Fumi

Noticed the rupture of the fume feeler

−

Electrical connections

interrupted

− Rupture of the feeler

−

Verify the correct connection

of the feeler

− Change the fume feeler

CooL FirE

Foyer cooling.

−

Tension break off.

−

Wait for the automatic ignition.

ON

1...5 on t

The temperature in the room is not found

−

The environment feeler is

broken

−

Check the environment feeler.

− Substitute the environment

feeler.

ALAr no Acc

In case of glow plug breaking, waiting for repair, it’s possible to push the ignition button for a manual ignition employing a small cube of firelighter.

Every intervention has be done from qualify staff !

Disconnect the equipment from electrical system before every maintenance operation

.

Every repairs must be done by our authorized assistance centre.

Lincar S.p.A is not responsible for damages to thing or people due to a wrong installation, equipment tampering, improper use, bad maintenance or no observation of normative in force. If considerate appropriate, Lincar spa reserves the right to make modifications without notice and in every moment. Some particulars and accessories illustrated in this handbook are not mass produced item so its extra costs are to check at contract release.

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4 Technical data plate.

You find here enclosed a copy of technical data plate.

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