Remote Control - Comfort Bilt HP21 Owner's Manual

Operation
Operational Modes (Continued)
Thstat: The Thstat Mode allows you to control the stove via a wired remote thermostat. (The stove will only
work in this mode if connected to a thermostat)
A thermostat is a simple switch that is temperature activated.
When the thermostat engages, you will see an "ASKED" message on the screen. This is a call for heat,
and the stove will automatically ignite, and run.
When the thermostat disengages, you will see a "NONE" message on the screen, and the stove will then
go into a fire off mode, and allow the fire to die down and then go into standby for the next call for heat.
Connecting a Thermostat: Connect the "Call for Heat" extension
wires from the thermostat to the bottom circuit board.
Remove the right side or rear panel to access the circuit board.
Remove the lid by removing the 4 Philips screws in the corners.
Connect the thermostat lead wire to the plug labeled "Level" as
shown.

Remote Control

All Comfortbilt pellet stoves come with an infrared remote that can control the panel.
To activate the remote, pull the plastic battery separator tab from the back battery compartment.
When the stove is started from the remote control, the panel backlight will stay off.
This remote control uses a 3V CR2025 Lithium battery.
On - This button will start the stove (similarly to pressing the
power button on the panel)
Off - This button will stop the stove (similarly to pressing the
power button on the panel)
Manual - This button will put the stove into Manual mode
Temp - This button will put the stove into Temperature
control mode.
Up - This button will increase the heat level (in Manual
mode) or the set temperature (in Temp mode).
Down - This button will decrease the heat level (in Manual
mode) or the set temperature (in Temp mode).
Hold and Unhold - These buttons no longer do anything, as
there were for a previous version of the software.
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