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10. Troubleshooting - Tips
Simple malfunctions can be rectified with the following tips. For further information,
please contact your Calimax sales partner.
PROBLEM
The pellet stove will
not start.
The fire is burning
with a long, yellow
flame.
Pellets are stacking
up in the burn grate
without being burnt
and
the
pane
sooting up.
The fire goes out.
No pellets are con-
veyed.
The
pellet
stove
switches off com-
pletely after 20 min-
utes operation.
CAUSE
The target temperature is
lower than the actual
room temperature (ac-
tual temperature); the
"Standby" symbol is dis-
played.
1.) The grate in the burn
grate is clogged up with
ash.
2.) The burn grate is not
positioned correctly.
3.) The combustion air
is
volume is too low for the
fuel.
1.) The pellet tank is
empty.
2.) The combustion air
inlet in the burn grate is
clogged up with ash.
3.) The ash slide or ash
pan are not positioned
correctly.
1.) The pellet tank is
empty.
2.) Excess pressure in the
chimney system.
1.) The flue gases have
not
reached
operating temperature.
SOLUTION
Increase the target temperature.
Switch off the stove and allow to
cool. Remove the burn grate from
the holder and clean the grate and
ventilation holes.
Ensure that the burn grate is posi-
tioned correctly.
Increase the combustion air volume
until
combustion
Please note that there may be dif-
ferences in the combustion rate
even if standard wood pellets are
used. Only use standard wood pel-
lets. Ensure that the fuel is dry and
cannot absorb any moisture during
storage.
Fill with pellets.
Clean the burn grate.
It is important that the ash slide and
ash pan are closed so that the pel-
let stove can function correctly.
Fill with pellets.
Open the chimney flap.
Ensure that there are sufficient pel-
the
lets in the burn grate.
Press the Start button again.
is
satisfactory.
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