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USE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
HYDRO
PELLET STOVE
Read instructions carefully before installation, use and maintenance
The instruction manual is an integral part of the product.
Laminox S.r.l. reserves the right to change the characteristics and data reported in the following document at
any time and without warning in order to improve their products.
This manual, therefore, cannot be considered as a contract with third parties.

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  • Page 1 Read instructions carefully before installation, use and maintenance The instruction manual is an integral part of the product. Laminox S.r.l. reserves the right to change the characteristics and data reported in the following document at any time and without warning in order to improve their products.
  • Page 2 Dear Customer, thank you for choosing one of our products, which is a result of technological expertise and our continuous quest for superior products in terms of safety, reliability and performance. This manual contains all the information and helpful tips for using your product with maximum safety and efficiency. IMPORTANT INFORMATION This manual has been prepared by the manufacturer and is an integral and essential part of the product.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    GENERAL STANDARDS ................... 5 Fireplace or Chimney flue....................5 Chimney pot ........................6 External air intake vent ....................... 7 Connection to the chimney flue ..................7 Preventing house fires ......................7 SPECIFICATIONS AND TECHNICAL DATA ............. 8 Specifications ........................8 Technical data (see attached sheet) ...................
  • Page 4 7.3.3 Menu 3-3 “WEEKLY PROG-“ ................... 29 7.3.4 Menu 3-4 “WEEKEND PROG” ..................30 Menu 04 “CHOOSE LANGUAGE” ..................31 Menu 05 “STAND-BY MODE” ..................31 Menu 06 “BUZZER MODE” ....................31 Menu 07 “INITIAL LOAD” ....................31 Menu 08 “STOVE STATUS” ..................... 31 Menu 09 “TECHNICAL CALIBRATIONS”...

  • Page 5: General Standards

    GENERAL STANDARDS In general, refers to regulations concerning "heat generators fed with wood and other solid fuels", UNI 10683:2012. Fireplace or Chimney flue Each device must have a vertical duct, called a chimney flue, for outside release of combustion fumes produced by a natural draft.

  • Page 6: Chimney Pot

    Chimney pot The top of the chimney flue must be equipped with a device, called a chimney pot, which facilitates dispersion into the atmosphere of combustion products. The chimney pot must meet the following requirements: • Its internal section and shape must be equivalent to that of the chimney flue. •...

  • Page 7: External Air Intake Vent

    Horizontal width of Minimum height of the zone of reflux the outlet from the Height of the reflux Roof pitch ? [°] from the axis of the roof Hmin zone Z [m] ridge A[m] =Z+0.50m 1.85 1.00 0.50 1.50 1.30 0.80 1.30 2.00...

  • Page 8: Specifications And Technical Data

    SPECIFICATIONS AND TECHNICAL DATA Specifications Stoves and pellet stoves are devices built to work with good quality wood pellets only (see par. 3 fuel). Hydro models must be connected to the plumbing system. Technical data (see attached sheet) Rear connection dimensions (see attached sheet) Product identification data (see attached sheet)

  • Page 9: Fuel

    FUEL General notes The pellet stove is designed to burn wood pellets only. Wood pellets are a fuel obtained from the pressing of sawdust timber, extracted from the processing and transformation residues of dried wood material. The compactness of the product over time is guaranteed by a natural origin substance contained in the wood: lignin.

  • Page 10: Installation

    INSTALLATION General notes The heating system or appliance must be installed in order not to damage the building and other systems. The installer must strictly comply with standard UNI 10683:2012. 4.1.1 Installation in the presence of several appliances. The presence of several appliances powered with different fuels, as well as hoods with or without extractor, must be evaluated during preventive checks and during the start-up test in order to detect any variation compared to the design conditions or any aspect that cannot be detected during the design phase.

  • Page 11: Minimum Safety Distances

    Minimum safety distances The following figures show the minimum safety distances which must always be guaranteed. 4.2.1 Corner installation (mm) 4.2.2 Wall installation (mm) Safety distances from flammable material: Minimum distance in air from the flammable rear wall: P= 200 Minimum distance in air from the flammable side wall: P= 200 Frontal distance from flammable material:...

  • Page 12: Distance From Flammable Ceilings And False Ceilings (Mm)

    4.2.3 Distance from flammable ceilings and false ceilings (mm) 4.2.4 Distance of fume exhaust system from flammable walls (mm)

  • Page 13: Flooring Protection

    Flooring protection In the event of valuable flooring or flooring that is sensitive to heat, moisture or is flammable, a floor protection must be used (i.e. sheet steel, marble or tile slabs). Whichever type of protection selected, it must protrude at least 300 mm from the front, at least 150 mm from the sides of the stove, must withstand the weight of the stove and have a thickness of at least 2 mm (Fig.

  • Page 14: Fume Exhaust Duct

    Fume exhaust duct 4.5.1 General notes CAUTION: the pellet stove is not like other stoves. Fume draft is forced thanks to a fan that maintains the pressure in the combustion chamber and slight pressure around the exhaust duct. Therefore, you must verify that the latter is completely watertight and properly installed, both from the point of view of function and safety.

  • Page 15: Holes For Exhaust Tube Passage On Walls Or Roof: Recommended Insulation And Diameter

    4.5.3 Holes for exhaust tube passage on walls or roof: recommended insulation and diameter Once the location of the stove has been decided (section 4.1), you will have to drill the hole for passage of the fume exhaust tube. This varies depending on the type of installation (therefore on the exhaust tube diameter, see 4.5.2) and on the type of wall or roof to be crossed (table 3).

  • Page 16: Using An External Fume Duct

    4.6 Using an external fume duct An external fume duct can be used only if it meets the following requirements: • Only insulated tubes (double wall) in stainless steel, secured to the building (Fig.13) should be used. • An inspection area should be created at the base of the duct for performing periodic checks and maintenance.

  • Page 17: Assembly

    ASSEMBLY General notes Here are some general recommendations to follow in order to prevent accidents or damage to the product: • Unpacking and installation must be performed by at least two people. • All handling operations must be carried out using appropriate means and in full compliance with safety regulations.

  • Page 18: Water Connection

    Water connection Connection of the stove to the hydraulic system must be exclusively performed by qualified personnel, who is able to perfectly perform the installation, complying with the regulations in force in the Country of installation. If the installation of the stove requires interaction with another pre-existing system equipped with another heating device (gas boiler, methane boiler, gasoline boiler, etc.), contacting qualified personnel able to respond to the conformity of the system, according to the requirements of the law in force regarding the subject, is more recommended.

  • Page 19: Heating Stove Hydraulic Diagram)

    Heating stove hydraulic diagram) 1. Jolly valve 2. Pellet gear motor 3. Pressure switch 4. Vent safety 5. System delivery 6. Flue gas motor 7. Primary air inlet 8. Expansion vessel 9. System return 10. Circulation pump 11. Power supply outlet 12.

  • Page 20: Indicative Hydraulic Diagram Heating Only

    5.5.1 Indicative hydraulic diagram heating only Caution: to prevent the heating system from having to be regularly cleaned it is best to install a magnetic sludge remover, this filter aids routine maintenance, increases boiler life span, aid removal of impurities and increased global efficiency of the system.

  • Page 21: Use

    All local regulations, including those relating to national and European regulations, must be observed when installing the unit. Improper installation or use of the device can result in forfeiture of the warranty. Do not use the unit as an incinerator or in any other way other than that for which it was designed. Do not use liquid fuels.

  • Page 22: Console Description

    Console description The console displays information about stove operating status. Access the menu to view various types of displays and adjust the settings available depending on the level of access. Depending on the operating mode, the displays may have different meanings based on their position on the display.

  • Page 23: First Ignition

    Below is a list of meanings of LEDs found on control panels: The LED is on when it is connected to an external room thermostat and it is Room thermostat LED closed. The LED switches on when the programmable thermostat is activated; Chrono LED meaning, if user parameter 03-01-01 enables chrono, it is different from off.

  • Page 24: No Start-Up

    First phase. Preparation The message "START" will appear on the display. In this phase, which lasts for about one minute, the pellet glow plug activates and combustion chamber forced ventilation starts along with activation of the fume extraction fan. Second phase. Ignition After the preparation phase, the display will show the message "LOAD PELLETS"...

  • Page 25: Modulation Based On Room Temperature

    During normal working mode, the following operations can be performed: • Stove power setting, choosing from one of the five available levels. Power setting is carried out via BUTTONS "6" to increase and "5" to decrease. • Programmable thermostat parameter setting (see later section). •...

  • Page 26: Circulator

    further (for example when zone valves are closed), it may be best to activate stand-by mode (see section 7.5). 6.3.6 Circulator Hydro models have a circulator and an expansion tank for direct connection of the system stove to radiators. The circulator starts as soon as water reaches a temperature of 55° C (value that must not be lowered to prevent formation of condensation in the stove) and works according to water temperature, even with the stove off.

  • Page 27: Menu

    MENU Press button "3" (MENU) to access the menu. The menu is divided into different items and levels that allow you to access board settings and programming. Menu items that allow you to access technical programming are protected by an access key. User menu The following table briefly describes the structure of the menu, focusing only on selections available to the user in this section.

  • Page 28: Menu 3-1 "Enable Chrono

    7.3.1 Menu 3-1 “ENABLE CHRONO” Allows you to enable and disable all programmable thermostat functions. If the value is "off", all set programmes are disabled. 7.3.2 Menu 3-2 “DAILY PROGRAMME” Allows you to enable, disable and set all programmable thermostat functions. menu level selection meaning...

  • Page 29: Menu 3-3 "Weekly Prog

    7.3.3 Menu 3-3 “WEEKLY PROG-“ The weekly programming group includes 4 start-ups and 4 shutdowns. For each on-off pair, you can decide which day of the week to activate the corresponding pair controls. The first parameter, M-3-3-01 “WEEKLY CHRONO”, you can enable or disable all weekly programmable thermostat settings.

  • Page 30: Menu 3-4 "Weekend Prog

    PROGRAMME 3 menu level selection meaning possible values 03-03-20 START PROG 1 on time 00:00-23:50 -OFF 03-03-21 STOP PROG 1 off time 00:00-23:50 -OFF 03-03-22 MONDAY PROG 1 on/off 03-03-23 TUESDAY PROG 1 on/off 03-03-24 WEDNES-PROG 1 on/off 03-03-25 THURSDAY PROG 1 on/off reference day 03-03-26...

  • Page 31: Menu 04 "Choose Language

    Menu 04 “CHOOSE LANGUAGE” Allows you to select the dialogue language among those available. Menu 05 “STAND-BY MODE” This menu allows you to activate or deactivate "STAND-BY". Stand-by mode indicates a condition in which the stove shuts off but where it automatically re-ignites as soon as the room temperature and the water temperature fall below the set value and the flue gas temperature drops below its threshold (stove is cold).

  • Page 32: Menu 10 "Pellet Type

    7.10 Menu 10 “PELLET TYPE” This menu allows you to simultaneously increase or decrease all pellet lowering parameters (quantity of pellets and brazier loading). The set default value is 00. Press keys (1) and (2) to modify said value from -9 to +9. For each unit, pellet load times are increased or decreased by 2.5 %.

  • Page 33: Safety And Alarms

    SAFETY AND ALARMS Safety devices CAUTION: During operation, some parts of the boiler (door, handle, ceramic parts) may reach very high temperatures, therefore be extremely careful, use caution, and always follow the instructions. If during operations any part of the boiler or the exhaust pipe leaks smoke, immediately turn off the boiler without removing the power supply and ventilate the room.

  • Page 34: Water Temperature Sensor

    The display will show the message AL 3 – “SMOKE TEMP”. The boiler constantly checks operation of the smoke sensor, if the sensor is momentarily and/or accidentally removed from its housing, or the connector is not correctly positioned on the electronic board or the sensor fails for any reason, the fault is signalled via display message AL 2 –...
  • Page 35 AL 1 - Black-out This alarm is activated when the boiler is disconnected from the mains. What to do • Put the boiler in stand-by by pressing the off button for a few seconds. AL 2 - Smoke sensor This alarm signals breakage of the smoke sensor What to do •...
  • Page 36 • Re-screw the cap in its housing; • After having cleaned the brazier, re-start the boiler by pressing button 4; AL 8 - No vacuum This alarm is activated by intervention of the vacuum sensor (vacuum gauge) What to do •...

  • Page 37: Warnings And Maintenance

    WARNINGS AND MAINTENANCE All maintenance operations (cleaning, potential replacements, etc.) must be carried out when the fire is out and the boiler is cold. In addition, do not use any abrasive substances. CAUTION: FAILURE TO CLEAN AFFECTS SAFETY Opening the door The door must remain closed during operation.

  • Page 38: Exhaust System Cleaning

    Exhaust system cleaning Until you are reasonably experienced regarding operating conditions, it is advisable to perform this service at least monthly. Remove the T- fitting cap and proceed with duct cleaning. If necessary, at least the first few times, request assistance from a qualified technician. Cleaning metal and ceramic parts Use a soft cloth moistened with water to clean metal boiler parts Never clean metal or ceramic parts with alcohol, diluting agents,...

  • Page 39: Routine And Special Maintenance

    9.13 Routine and special maintenance These operations must be scheduled at least yearly with a Technical Support Centre and are required to ensure the product is kept efficient and ensure safe operation. • Thoroughly clean the combustion chamber and the heat exchanger; •...
  • Page 40 Laminox S.r.l. Hydro Division Zona Industriale Callarella, 261/263 – 62028 SARNANO (MC) Italy Tel. +39 0733.657.622 – Fax +39 0733.657.494 www.laminox.com e-mail: idro@laminox.com rev 1/2021 EN...

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