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  • Page 1 Use and maintenance manual for pellet stove...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    English User Manual Dear Customer We thank you and we are honoured that you have chosen one of our products. Please read this manual carefully; in it you will find all the information and helpful advice for using the product with the maximum safety and efficiency.

  • Page 3: Safety

    Igniting the stove in case of any component failure. Exposing oneself for a long time directly to the hot air of the stove. Exposing animals, plants and any flammable thing to the air of the stove. Placing any kind of object on the stove. Drying clothes or objects on the stove.

  • Page 4: Regulations And Declaration Of Conformity

    Every initiative or operation not considered in this manual must be considered dangerous. In this case the ZF company does not assume any responsibility both civil and criminal. Do not clean the interior and exterior parts of the stove with water. Do not expose plants, animals, things and people to the hot air of the stove for too long.
  • Page 5 Territorial expansion of the warranty: Italian territory Validity of the warranty The warranty is valid on condition that: The buyer sends within 8 days from the date of purchase the coupon in his possession completed in its entirety. The date of purchase must be validated by the possession of a valid tax record released by the seller The device is installed by qualified staff, in accordance with the laws in force and the instructions contained in the provided manual...
  • Page 6 The warranty covers possible spare parts and the necessary labour for their substitution (with the exception of products installed outside the Italian territory). In case of products installed outside the Italian territory only the Italian warranty is valid, therefore the local importers or distributors are not obliged to recognize warranty interventions on what has not been purchased through them.

  • Page 7: Responsibility

    6 Responsibility The ZF company refuses any responsibility whether civil or criminal, for any damage that may directly or indirectly result from non-compliance, partial or total, of the instructions contained in the booklet "manual of use and maintenance". The ZF company refuses any responsibility whether civil or criminal, arising from the incorrect or improper use of the stove by the end-user, refuses any civil or criminal responsibility in the case of unauthorized repairs and the use of non-original spare parts, moreover, it is not liable for damages to the stove due to transport and does not recognize compensation for forced stopping of the stove.
  • Page 8 Space and distances It is essential to check the space where the stove will operate for an optimal operation. The volume of the house or the working space mustn’t be smaller than 40m³. There has to be a permanent opening of airflow to the outside of the place of the installation, minimum 800 cm², not obstruable and protected with a permanent grill, or the stove has to be connected to the outside by an air intake tube (as shown below), do not exceed 80 cm in length with 2 curves maximum.
  • Page 9 Flue The flue of a pellet stove is a very important component because it affects the correct working of the stove. The flue must be needed only for the stove and cannot be shared with other devices; you can’t make fixed or movable openings to connect other air adduction pipes and pipes for plant-engineering use.
  • Page 10 NB: This system always guarantees the fumes evacuation, also in case of missed electric tension Connection with multiple junctions Connection that is exclusively done in cases of particular disadvantages in positioning. In this case, the horizontal section must have a minimum slope of 3% upwards and must not exceed 3 meters, the vertical section that goes from the stove to the second curve must be at least 1.5 meters long.
  • Page 11 Chimney pot The chimney pot must meet the following requirements: Have the section and the internal form equivalent to that of the flue. Have a useful exit section not less than twice that of the flue. Be constructed to prevent the penetration of rain, snow, foreign bodies in the flue so that in case of winds in any direction and inclination, the discharge of the combustion products is assured (windproof chimney pot).
  • Page 12 Distances and positioning Roof inclination Distance between the peak Minimum height of the chimney and the chimney (Measured from the block) β 15° <1,85 50 centimeters beyond the top >1,85 1 meter from the roof 30° <1,5 50 centimeters beyond the top >1,5 1,3 meters from the roof 45°...

  • Page 13: Technical Specifications

    8 Technical specifications Characteristics Model PERALBA C2 Thermal power introduced (at rated power) 14,57 kW Thermal power introduced (at reduced power) 3,98 kW Nominal thermal power (at rated power) 13,18 kW Reduced thermal power (at reduced power) 3,69 kW Yield (at rated power)

  • Page 14: First Ignition

    The pellet To obtain the maximum performance, the ZF company suggests to use pellets of the quality prescribed by the regulations DIN51731. Length: 30mm Diameter: 6mm Calorific value: 4.9 ÷ 5.3 kWh / kg Humidity max: 6% The pellets must be stored in a dry place away from heat sources. The ZF company assumes no responsibility for malfunction due to the use of poor quality pellets.
  • Page 15 9.2 Console description In the figure below it is described the use of the standard console that can be supplied to be installed horizontally 9.3 Function of the buttons Button Description Mode Action WORK/OFF It increments the room temperature value Temperature Increment PROGRAMMING It modifies/increments the selected parameter...

  • Page 16: Modes Of Operation

    9.4 Meaning of the LED Meaning when turn on Icon CHRONO Chrono enabled ALARM Stove on the alert IGNITION Ignition on AUGER Auger in motion FUMES ASPIRATOR Fumes aspirator on EXCHANGER-PUMP Exchanger \ pump on NOT USED Not used 9.5 Display Display Function Conditions...
  • Page 17 Before switching on the stove, the display appears as shown in Figure 2. 14:15 22.5°c P-2 Figure 2 To turn on the stove, press on P4 for a few seconds. The successful ignition is indicated in the display with the message "START" as in ( ).
  • Page 18 10.3 Fire Present After the fumes temperature has reached and overcome the value contained in the parameter PR13, the system goes into power mode displaying "FLAME LIGHT" on the display. In this phase, it is checked that the temperature remains stable for a predefined time given by parameter PR02. The fumes speed is given by the parameter PR17, the auger will turn on for a time given by the parameter PR05 (auger LED on intermittent) and the ignition is switched off (ignition LED off).
  • Page 19 10.5 Changing the heating power set During the normal operation of the stove (Work), you can change the heat power output by using the buttons P5 (Decrease) and P6 (Increase). The power level set is shown on the display. ( ) To exit Figure 7 from the menu, wait 5 seconds without performing any operation on the keyboard, or press P3.
  • Page 20 10.8 Stand-by If enabled in the menu, standby function allows to turn off the stove once the conditions explained below are respected. It is enabled if, at a given time by the parameter PR44, the room temperature is higher than the set temperature (Set environment) plus the parameter PR43.

  • Page 21: The Menu

    10.9 Switching off the stove To turn off the stove just make a prolonged pressure on the button P4. The display shows the message "CLEANING FINAL". . The motor of the auger stops (auger LED off), the smokes fan speed is (Figure 11) given by the parameter PR08.
  • Page 22 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Value M2 - set time M2-1 - enable time 01 - enable time on/off M2-2 – daily programming 01 - day time on/off 02 - start 1 day OFF-0-23:50 03 - stop 1 day OFF-0-23:50 04 - start 2 day OFF-0-23:50...
  • Page 23 Level 1 Level 2 Value M3 – Select language 01 - Italian 02 - English 03 - French 04 - German 05 - Spanish 06 - Portuguese Level 1 Level 2 Value M4 - Stand-by 01 -stand - by On/off Level 1 Level 2 Value...
  • Page 24 MENU 01 Friday Figure 12a Select the wanted day and press the P3 button . You can set the hour , the minutes (figure 12a) (figure 12b) , the day , the month and the year by pressing the P1 button (figure 12c) (figure 12d) (figure 12e)
  • Page 25 MENU 01 year clock Figure 12f 11.3 Menu M2 - Set time The menu visualized on the display “M2-2-1 CHRONO ENABLE” allows to totally enable and disable all clock thermostat functions. Press the P3 button to enter and then press P1 or P2 to select On or Off. Press the P3 button to confirm.
  • Page 26 Submenu M2- 3- Weekly program The menu “M2-3 Weekly program” allows to enable/disable and to set the functions of the weekly clock thermostat. The weekly function has 4 independent programs. Moreover, the clock ignores the corresponding order by setting “OFF” in the entry “time”. The following tables synthesize the weekly program function.
  • Page 27 PROGRAM 4 Menu level Selection Meaning Possible values M2-3-29 START PRG 4 Activation hour OFF-0-23:50 M2-3-30 STOP PRG 4 Deactivation hour OFF-0-23:50 M2-3-31 MONDAY PRG 4 on/off M2-3-32 TUESDAY PRG 4 on/off M2-3-33 WEDNESDAY PRG 4 on/off Day of reference M2-3-34 THURSDAY PRG 4 on/off...
  • Page 28 11.6 Menu M5 – Buzzer It allows to enable or disable the buzzer of the controller during the alarms warning MENU 05 . Press P1 or P2 to (figure 16) MODE enable or disable, press P3 to BUZZER confirm. Figure 16 11.7 Menu M6 –...
  • Page 29 11.8 Menu M7 – Stove state Once entered the menu M7, by pressing the P3 button, the state of some variables during the functioning of the stove passes on the display. The following table is an example of the visualization on the display and the meaning of these values (figure 18) State visualized...

  • Page 30: Alarms

    12. ALARMS In the event that a malfunction occurs, the board intervenes and signals the irregularity, lighting the LED Alarm (Alarm LED on) and producing acoustic signals. There are the following alarms: Alarm origin Display view Energetic Black-out AL 1 BLAC-OUT Probe temperature smokes AL 2 PROBE EXHAUST Fumes overheating...
  • Page 31 12.3 Fumes temperature alarm It occurs in the case the smokes probe detects a temperature higher than a set value fixed which can’t be changed through parameter. The display shows the message "Al 3 HOT EXHAUST " as in ) and the stove goes Figure 22 off.
  • Page 32 12.7 Safety thermal over-temperature alarm It occurs when the general safety thermostat detects a temperature above the trigger threshold. The thermostat intervenes and stops the auger and the controller intervenes indicating the alarm status (alarm LED on) by displaying the message "Al 7 SAFETY THERMAL " ( ), and the stove turns off.
  • Page 33 Alarm that can occur during the working phase of the stove: Message on the Reason Solution display The pellet is over. Reload the pellets in the tank The auger does not load Check that there are no pellet obstructions The draught is not enough Check that there are no obstructions in the flue and air inlet ALAR...

  • Page 34: Maintenance, Cleaning, Testing The Stove

    13 Maintenance, cleaning, testing the stove All cleaning operations and tests must be carried out when the stove is cold, with the plug disconnected, using gloves and mask. The ZF company does not assume civil or criminal liability, in case you clean or test the stove when this is on, still warm, with the voltage supply switched on and without proper protective equipment.
  • Page 35 Monthly cleaning Open the door of the stove, by a vacuum cleaner remove all the ash, with a brush, clean the remains attached to the inner sides of the stove. Remove the brazier to proceed with the removal of interior sides.
  • Page 36 To remove the flame trap top, take it with one hand in the middle, pull in a linear way down, once you see all the spin box, rotate to remove it from the combustion chamber of the stove. Take the vacuum cleaner and clean the inside. At the bottom of the combustion chamber, behind the support of the brazier, there is another combustion chamber surround, to remove it, grab it by the edge and...
  • Page 37 Finally, use a screwdriver to remove the cap that is located under the ash drawer and clean it carefully. Check all the interior, and then proceed with the reassembly of all components, paying attention to their correct repositioning, cleaning and physical state. Do not reassemble broken or damaged parts that may cause the malfunction of the stove.

  • Page 38: Spare Parts

    Spare parts The ZF company disclaims any liability whether civil or criminal, arising from the use of non-original spare parts, also informs that the use of these implicates the fall of the warranty on the stove. You will find the complete list of spare parts and related code to communicate at the time of the request below.
  • Page 39 Pos. Replacement code Title Q.ty Notes R2600500 Braciere 11/13 kW EA R2600503 Fianco dx convogliatore H=958 10/10 R2400353 Perno aggancio porta 6/8 kW nitrurato R2600504 Fianco sx convogliatore H=958 10/10 R2400448 Cerniera per porta Ø 12 X 34 2010/A R2600506 Sostegno corpo L=431 10/10 R2400483 Piedino antivibrante 40x20+perno M8...

  • Page 40: Wiring Diagram

    15 Wiring diagram Below the diagram for the connection between the different electric parts and the motherboard of the stove is represented.

  • Page 41: Duct

    16 Duct (Optional) The duct system allows to carry and distribute the heat generated from the stove also in other rooms different from the one where the machine is positioned. Connection The connection to the stove can be of two types: Connecting on top of the stove only through a tube Connection on the back of the stove using two pipes The company Z.F.
  • Page 42 Below there is an example of installation of ducted stove in a home.

  • Page 43: Notes

    17 Notes...
  • Page 44 Notes...
  • Page 45 Dichiarazione di Conformità Declaration of Conformity Declares Under his responsibility that the product Description – Peralba C2 Year of construction 2016 2014/30/UE 2014/35/UE 2011/65/UE It is conform to European standard;...

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