Termodinamik Pellet Stove Hybrid 22 kW Installation And Usage Manual

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HEATING SYSTEMS

PELLET STOVE HYBRID

INSTALLATION AND USAGE MANUAL

(22 kW)

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Page 1 HEATING SYSTEMS PELLET STOVE HYBRID INSTALLATION AND USAGE MANUAL (22 kW)
Page 2: Foreword
HEATING SYSTEMS FOREWORD Dear Customer; First of all, thank you for choosing our product. We hope you will get complete satisfaction from Hot Air Blow Pellet Stove. We would like you to use your device with maximum efficiency, therefore please read this instruction book carefully before you start using the product and save it to refer to in the future.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
HEATING SYSTEMS CONTENTS Foreword............................2 Contents.............................3 Pellet and Pellet Stove........................4 Warnings............................6 Pellet Stove and Technical Specifications..................8 Fuel ............................11 Fuel Loading………………………………………...................12 Assembly Instructions ......................13 Flue Connection........................16 Pellet Stove Operating Instructions..................17 Electronic Control Panel......................18 User Menu..........................20 Electric Connection........................31 Cleaning and Maintenance....................32 Problems,Reasons and Solutions..................40...
Page 4: Pellet And Pellet Stove
HEATING SYSTEMS PELLET AND PELLET STOVE Pellets are small particles typically created by compressing an original material.Pellets are made from dried and densified sawdust,shavings or wood powder.Pelletisation is currently the most economic and saving way to convert biomass into a fuel with high energy density and consistent quality. Wood pellets are providing numerous benefits for individual,public and private players using this unique fuel in heating appliances and large scale boilers.Pellets benefits are : ➢...
Page 5 HEATING SYSTEMS The general working principle of hot air blowing pellet stoves that allows individual ambient heating is as follows: The pellet stove has a fuel reservoir called a bunker, which holds about 15 kg of pellets. The pellets are automatically transported to the combustion chamber by an auger and start to burn together in contact with the fire.
Page 6: Warnings
HEATING SYSTEMS WARNINGS DANGER ! This symbol warns you against the risk of error. NOTE ! This symbol warns you about the risk of material loss and environmental pollution. The first run of the product must be done by a THERMODYNAMIC authorized service and the warranty period of the product will start after the first start of the device.
Page 7 HEATING SYSTEMS Quality pellet fuel should be preferred in order to provide heat efficiency and extend the life of the device. Absolutely moist or wet pellets, sawdust, wood, coal etc. fuels should not be used. THERMODYNAMICS can not be held responsible for accidents that may occur if the user manual of product is not read or using the spare parts that supply from except for our factory ,and interfere to pellet stove except for authorized service.
Page 8: Pellet Stove And Technical Specifications
HEATING SYSTEMS PELLET STOVE AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS...
Page 9 HEATING SYSTEMS MODEL Pellet Stove Hybrid 22 kW Type Hybrid Capacity (kW) Weight (kg) Capacity of Fuel Tank (kg) Average Pellet Consumption Per Hour (kg) Efficiency (%) Length (A) (mm) 1120 Width (B) (mm) Depth (C) (mm) Diameter of Flue (D) (mm)
Page 10 HEATING SYSTEMS FUEL TANK COMBUSTION CHAMBER REDUCTOR INLET FLUE GAS OUTLET FRESH AIR INTAKE SMOKE OUTLET CONTROL PANEL DOOR IGNITER...
Page 11: Fuel
HEATING SYSTEMS FUEL At THERMODYNAMIC Pellet Stoves ; ➢ 6 mm diameter ➢ Length of 5 mm-30 mm ➢ Made of peeled wood bark ➢ Humidity of %10-12 ➢ No chemicals and additives were used in its manufacture ➢ Applicable of "DIN-PLUS Norm" or "Ö-Norm M 7135" pellets should be used. The fuel you use in your stove should not contain sulfur in wet and high places.
Page 12: Fuel Loading
FUEL LOADING When lighting your stove for the first time , or any time you have run out of pellets,you will need to fill the hopper.Pellets are fed from the hopper to the burn pot by an auger. A high torque motor that is capable of doing serious harm to fingers drives the auger and for this reason in THERMODYNAMIC pellet stoves a protective grille inside the hopper is placed.
Page 13: Assembly Instructions
HEATING SYSTEMS ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS ➢ Installation of the product should be done by authorized persons. ➢ Safety distance must be strictly observed when installing the pellet stove. The distance from the rear wall must be at least 20 cm, and side walls must be at least 30 cm.
Page 14 HEATING SYSTEMS ASSEMBLY OF PELLET STOVE...
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Page 16: Flue Connection
HEATING SYSTEMS FLUE CONNECTION • The chimney connection must be made by an authorized expert. • Hazardous gases may emerge during combustion of the fuel. For this reason, the connection of the chimney connection must be ensured. • Chimney connections must not pass through the bedroom or the children's room. •...
Page 17: Pellet Stove Operating Instructions
HEATING SYSTEMS PELLET STOVE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS • Put on the stick of the pellet stove and open the key. When the stove is opened for the first time, it makes CHECK-UP and goes to OFF position. Do not perform any operation until OFF is displayed on the screen ! •...
Page 18: Electronic Control Panel
HEATING SYSTEMS ELECTRONIC CONTROL PANNEL Clock Timer Warnings Absolute Temperature Set Temperature BUTTONS BUTTON BUTTON FUNCTION Exit Menu / Submenu Ignition and Extinguishing (Push for 3 seconds.) Reset Errors (Push for 3 seconds.) Activation chrono Enter in User Menu 1 / Submenu Enter in User Menu 2 / ( Push for 3 seconds.) Save data Enter in Visualizations Menu (Increase)
Page 19 HEATING SYSTEMS WARNINGS FUNCTION WARNINGS FUNCTION External Chrono reached Local Room Thermostat Reached Lack of pellet Remote Room Thermostat Reached Direction of Air Flow ALARMS INSTRUCTIONS SYSTEM STATE CODE Error Safety High Voltage 1: signalled also with the system Block Er01 Error Safety High Voltage 2: signalled only if the Block...
Page 20: User Menu
USER MENU Press the SET key on the panel to access the user menu. The following menus will appear on the screen. Use the up and down keys to switch between menus. Use the SET key to enter and record the desired menu. Use the ESC key to exit.
Page 21 ➢ COMBUSTION MANAGEMENT Press the SET key to enter the combustion management menu. Use the up and down keys to enter 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 – 5 – A and change the burning speed with the SET button. For example: (A=Automatic Combustion).
Page 22 ➢ ROOM THERMOSTAT Press the SET key to enter the heating power menu. Press the SET key to enter the room thermostat menu. Use the up and down keys to change the temperature value. (Max 40 ..Min 10) can be set. Use the SET key to record. ➢...
Page 23 • Enter the desired time setting with the SET button, set the time with the up and down keys and save the time with the SET key.
Page 24 ➢ WEEKLY The programs are the same for all days of the week. • Enter the desired time setting with the SET button, set the time with the up and down keys and save the time with the SET key. ➢...
Page 25 ➢ CALIBRATION Touch the SET key to enter the sub menu in the combustion management menu. Auger and fan calibration menus will appear. Use the SET key to set the speed of the screw pellet loading. On the displayed screen (+ 7 ... 0 ... -7), use the up and down keys to slow down the pellet loading speed or to set the acceleration values.
Page 26 ➢ REMOTE CONTROL If the stove is not running automatically, the +, - keys of the remote control are not active. The ON / OFF buttons continue to work. If the stove is taken into manual operation, the +, - keys adjust the operating level, the stove operates steadily at the set stage, it does not work settings that must be done according to the room temperature.
Page 27 ➢ MANUAL LOAD By touching the down key, the submenu is entered. When the button is turned to the open position, the pellet will be loaded manually. Pellet loading is stopped by selecting the off position. Use ESC key for back-out. This procedure is only used to fill the pot and speed up the ignition in the first combustion phase when the unit is in the off position.
Page 28 • Use the up and down arrows to move the time and date settings to the digit you want to change and then press the SET key to activate it. ➢ SET CONTRAST Use the SET button to enter the menu for the screen sharpness setting (contrast). After setting the desired values with the up and down keys, record with the SET key.
Page 29 ➢ SET MIN LIGHT Use the SET button to enter the menu for minimum light setting of the display. After setting the desired values with the up and down keys, record with the SET key. Use ESC key for back-out. ➢...
Page 30 ➢ BOYLER THERMOSTAT The boiler allows us to adjust the water temperature. You can enter the heating management menu by touching the SET key. You can enter the Boiler Thermostat menu by pressing the SET key. Use the up and down keys to change the heating value.
Page 31: Electric Connection
ELECTRIC CONNECTION...
Page 32: Cleaning And Maintenance
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE Maintenance is necessary to ensure the correct operation of your stove over time. Failure to do so may make the stove unsafe. CLEANING THE GLASS ➢ Clean the pellet stoves with a clean fabric as shown in Picture 1. ➢...
Page 33 CLEANING THE ASH TRAY ➢ After opening the door of the pellet stoves, you can empty the drawer after the ash has cooled down as shown in Picture 2 and Picture 3, or you can remove it with a cold ash vacuum cleaner. ➢...
Page 34 CLEANING THE GRATE ➢ Once you open the pellet's door, remove grate of the stove as shown in picture 5, and after the ash in the stove has cooled down, put it in the ashtray or pull it off with a cold ash vacuum cleaner.
Page 35 CLEANING THE SHEET OF GRATE ➢ Remove the ash emptying sheet of the pellet stove as shown in Figure 8 and use a clean fabric or vacuum cleaner. ➢ Clean the ash emptying sheet every day. Picture 7 Picture 8...
Page 36 CLEANING THE FIREBOX ➢ Clean the pellet firebox with the vacuum cleaner as shown in Picture 9 after removing the grate. ➢ You should clean the firebox before burning the stove every day. Picture 9 CLEANING THE PELLET FLUX PIPE ➢...
Page 37 CLEANING THE MIRROR ➢ Clean the mirror of pellet stove with a clean fabric. ➢ Remove the pellet stove mirror as shown in Fig. 12 and clean the back of the mirror using the vacuum cleaner. ➢ Clean the pellet stove mirror and the rear part every day. Picture 12 Picture 11...
Page 38 Cleaning and maintenance of the pellet sole should be done when the sole is not in working condition and it is cold. It is important for the safety of the person that the socket is pulled out in order to avoid possible electric shocks during maintenance and cleaning.
Page 39 CLEANING THE FLUE FAN Since the chimney fan is exposed to the smoke coming out of the burning pellet, the fan blades may be covered with a layer of the pitch appearance over time. Contact THERMODYNAMICS when any abnormal sound is heard in the flue fan or when vibration is felt.
Page 40: Problems,Reasons And Solutions
PROBLEMS, REASONS AND SOLUTIONS PROBLEM REASON SOLUTION The main switch is off. Turn on the main switch. Blowing of fuse Replace the fuse. No light or image on screen There may not be electricity Check the socket. at the socket. The measured temperature Change the temperature may be greater than the...
Page 41 PRODUCER INFORMATION PRODUCER TITLE ADRESS PHONE COMPANY EXECUTIVE SIGN-SEAL PRODUCT TYPE OF PRODUCT MARK MODEL PELLET STOVE HYBRID BANDEROLE AND SERIAL NUMBER DATE AND PLACE OF DELIVERY SELLER COMPANY TITLE ADRESS PHONE AND FAX INVOICE DATE AND NUMBER DATE-SIGN-SEAL...
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