Using The Control Panel; Operating Parameters; Setting The Power Level; Modifying The Fan Speed (Silent Range Excluded) - Jøtul PF 500 Installation, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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8�4 USING THE CONTROL PANEL
The arrow buttons
different menus that are highlighted.
When selecting a given function, simply press the
button and then modify the values, again using the
buttons.
Pressing the button confirms the setting.
In general all values that are flashing can be modified
using the buttons.
The "cancel" button
pressing and holding the button displays any active alarm
or error codes.
8�5 OPERATING PARAMETERS
Stove operation is determined by the Power level, Fan
and Temperature parameters set by the user.
8�6 SETTING THE POWER LEVEL
The power level defines the amount of heat produced
by the stove and consequently directly affects fuel
consumption.
To change the power level:
a) Use the buttons to go to the power menu
;
b) The power level value will flash; set the value using the
buttons ( minimum -
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c) Press to confirm the settings.
8�7 MODIFYING THE FAN SPEED (SILENT
RANGE EXCLUDED)
To modify the fan speed:
a) Use the buttons to go to the fan menu
;
b) The fan speed value will blink; modify the value by pressing
:
• = the fan is completely excluded, and the stove will
"OFF"
work with natural convection only (only on models where
featured and when the power of the stove is less than the value
of 4);
• minimum - maximum;
"1" "5"
• = automatic functioning (the stove will set
"Auto"
automatically the fan speed and the stove power according to
the room temperature);
• = ultrarapid functioning (to use only in the case you
"Hi"
need to quickly heat the room);
c) Press the button to confirm the data you set.
8�8 SETTING THE ROOM TEMPERATURE
Setting this value defines the desired room temperature,
read directly by a probe fitted on the stove.
To set the desired temperature:
a) Use the buttons to go to the temperature menu
and press ;
b) The current value will flash; change it using the
buttons;
c) Press the button to confirm the settings.
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are used to scroll between the
is used to cancel any changes;
and press
maximum)
5
and press

9 PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS

9�1 LOADING THE PELLETS
The first operation to be performed before starting the
appliance is to fill the hopper with fuel (pellets).
The pellets are loaded into in the hopper using a scoop.
Do not empty the sack directly into the hopper so as to
avoid loading sawdust or other foreign bodies that may
affect proper stove operation and avoid spilling pellets
outside of the hopper.
Make sure the hopper lid is well closed again after having
loaded the pellets�
9�2 POWER SUPPLY
Plug the stove into the mains power supply, move the
power switch at the rear of the stove to position "I" (Fig.
9.1). If the connections are correct the stove will emit a
series of intermittent beeps, the display will come on.
Make sure not to touch the control panel while plugging
the stove into the power supply.
If not using the appliance for an extended period, the
switch at the rear of the stove should be moved to
position (O).
9�3 INITIAL SETTINGS
The language, current date and time need to be set before
using the stove.
9�4 TIME AND DATE SETTING
To set the date:
a) Use the buttons to go to the setup menu
to confirm;
b) Use the button to select the password
press to confirm;
c) Use the button to scroll to and select submenu
press to confirm;
d) The hour value will flash, set the value using the
buttons and press ;
e) The minutes value will flash, set the value using the
buttons and press ;
f) The day value will flash, set the value using the
and press ;
g) The month value will flash, set the value using the
buttons and press ;
h) The year value will flash, set the value using the
buttons and press ;
i) The current weekday value will flash (Monday =
= ), set the value using the
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j) Press the button to confirm the settings.
Depending on the type of installation, the stove must be
set according to the most correct configuration
for its operation. Before starting, the stove must be
powered on by pressing the safety switch on the back:
Fig� 9�1
and press
and then
"7"
and
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buttons
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