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  • Page 1 MONDAY150++ MANUAL installation, use and maintenance digital For all updates visit www.edilkamin.com APP SmartEK63 Scan the QR-CODE...
  • Page 2 NOTE ON EDITION AND LANGUAGE 1.1. Note on the language of the manual Original edition in Italian. Manuals in other languages are translated from the original manual in Italian. 1.2. Digital online edition Dear Customer/Installer Please read this document carefully together with the user manual which can be found inside our product. The information contained in it are suggestions which in no way replace the responsibility of the installer - maintenance technician.

  • Page 3: Ce Marking Information

    CE MARKING INFORMATION The writer EDILKAMIN S.p.a., with registered office in Via P. Moscati 8 - 20154 Milan - Fiscal Code/VAT No. 00192220192, declares under its own responsibility that the products shown on the cover comply with EU Regulation 305/2011 and with the harmonised European product standard in force The declaration of performance is available on the website www.edilkamin.com It also declares that: the products shown on the cover meet the requirements (where applicable) of the following European Directives:...
  • Page 4 INTRODUCTION USER/INSTALLER Dear Madam / Sir We thank you and congratulate you for choosing our product. Please keep the manual for the entire service life of the product. If lost, ask your retailer for a copy or download it from the download area on the website www.edilkamin.com 3.1.
  • Page 5 3.4. Product identification and warranty. The product is uniquely identified by a number, the “warranty slip or serial number” which can be found on the warranty certificate. Please keep:  The warranty certificate that you found in the product  The tax document issued by the retailer ...

  • Page 6: Safety Information

    SAFETY INFORMATION USER/INSTALLER The characters of the safety information are larger according to the standards 4.1. General notes for the safe use of the product For the safe use of the product, carefully read the operating instructions section of the manual. If something is not clear, do not act on your own initiative but contact the retailer or the installer.
  • Page 7 4.2. Recommendations and prohibitions for the safe use of the product Use the product only after it has been installed by qualified technicians in a workmanlike manner and in accordance with local and national regulations. Power up the product only after it has been fully assembled and the covers have been fitted.
  • Page 8 Do not block the ventilation openings in the room or the air inlets or chimney. There is a risk of smoke entering the room with the risk of causing damage to property and people. Do not use the product as a support or as a ladder. There is a risk of damage to property and people.
  • Page 9 DIMENSIONS USER/INSTALLER A: smoke outlet B: combustion air inlet C: air outlet for ducting (if present) D: delivery (for hydro products) E: return (for hydro products) F: load (for hydro products) Dimensions in cm...

  • Page 10: Technical Data

    TECHNICAL DATA USER/INSTALLER 6.1. Technical data according to the product standard The data shown is indicative and obtained during the certification phase at a notified body according to current regulations. The results were obtained with the glass cleaning air closed. It is the responsibility of the installer to use the gasket supplied and to adjust the parameters.

  • Page 11: Electrical Data

    6.2. Technical data for sizing the chimney system Quantity MONDAY150++ Rated power Reduced power Smoke temperature at exhaust °C Minimum draught 0,01 Flue gas flow rate The chimney system and the installation as a whole must comply with the instructions given in this manual and with all local and national regulations.
  • Page 12 6.4. ECODESIGN technical data...
  • Page 14 UNPACKING Only qualified personnel can unpack the product, in accordance with the safety regulations INSTALLER 7.1. Notes on unpacking The materials that compose the packaging are neither toxic nor harmful and as such do not require special disposal processes. Storage, disposal or possibly recycling is the responsibility of the end user in accordance with the applicable laws. The packaging may be different in different countries for regulatory and transport reasons.
  • Page 15 7.2. Packaging disposal instructions Guidance notes: Comply with the local and national regulations DESCRIPTION INSTRUCTIONS FOR COLLECTION Wooden pallet Separate collection Wooden crate Wood Wooden pellet Check the regulations of the relevant authority Cardboard box Separate collection Cardboard corner Paper Appliance bag Separate collection Accessory bag...
  • Page 16 7.3. Remove from the pallet Do not attempt to remove the product from the pallet before removing the screws. Only qualified personnel can remove the product from the pallet, in accordance with the safety regulations. The installer can find the complete instructions on the website. THE DRAWINGS ARE INDICATIVE.
  • Page 17 2) Open the door 3) Unscrew the screws 4) Remove the bracket 5) Unscrew the screws...

  • Page 18: Installation

    INSTALLATION INSTALLER The diameter of the smoke outlet is not the diameter of the chimney system. The chimney system must be sized according to national and local regulations. In particular, (non-exhaustive list) refer to EN 13384, EN 1443, EN 1856, EN 1457 and to all local regulations.

  • Page 19: Smoke Duct

    In the case of installation on a floor made of flammable and/or combustive material or with an insufficient load-bearing capacity, it is advisable to place the product on a load distribution plate. 8.4. Chimney system (Smoke duct, chimney flue and chimney pot) This chapter is written in accordance with European Standards EN 13384, EN 1443, EN 1856, EN 1457.
  • Page 20 8.7. The chimney flue In addition to the general requirements applicable to the smoke duct and to the chimney flue, the chimney flue:  Must only be used to discharge smoke.  Must be correctly sized to meet smoke evacuation requirements (EN 13384-1 non-exhaustive example) ...

  • Page 21: Electrical Connection

    8.12. Direct air intake Prepare an air intake with a useful cross-section (net of any meshes or other protection) with a surface area at least equal to the cross-section of the air inlet hole behind the product. Assess the diameter according to the pressure drops. Connect the air intake to the hole with a pipe, even a flexible hose.
  • Page 22 8.14. Air ducting (where present) The accessories for the ducting are available in the price list If air is not ducted in the products with ducts, use the deviation kit present in the price list The length of the ducting and the temperature in the outlet nozzle depend on the use and installation conditions.

  • Page 23: Fitting The Covers

    FITTING THE COVERS INSTALLER Starting situation 1) Assemble the ceramic Assembled ceramic Do not force the screw into the threaded bushing to avoid breakage Apply silicone at high temperature in the holes (A) to favour the component stability...
  • Page 24 2) Assemble the ceramic with bracket 3) Tighten the screws...
  • Page 25 4) Assemble the ceramic 5) Tighten the screws...
  • Page 26 6) Assemble baffles on sides 7) Assemble rubber items...
  • Page 27 8) Assemble lateral parts 9) Tighten the screws...
  • Page 28 10) Screw grille onto the top Top assembled Possible top adjustments...
  • Page 29 11) Glue on the logo using the template Final situation...

  • Page 30: Pellet Storage

    10. FUEL: WOOD PELLETS USER/INSTALLER Use class A1 wood pellets in accordance with Standard UNI EN ISO 17225-2 or similar local regulations that provide for the following characteristics. diameter 6 mm; length 3-4 cm moisture <10 % For the protection of the environment and for safety reasons, DO NOT burn, among other materials: plastic, painted wood, coal, bark waste.
  • Page 31 11. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE USER/INSTALLER The use of fuel other than the recommended pellets may cause damage to the product When the product is hot, do not place the pellet bag on the top. Use the special glove when loading the product while it is on and therefore hot. Be careful not to touch the smoke exhaust pipe if hot.
  • Page 32 11.1. Training before use The technician is responsible for teaching the customer how to use and perform maintenance on the product. In particular, to use it in the best way possible, we suggest discussing the following topics with the technician: ...
  • Page 33 11.3. Loading pellets into the hopper To load the pellets. Open the pellet loading hatch and pour in the pellets. Make sure that the pellets do not spill out. Should any leakage happen suction it when cold to prevent dust. Loading pellets into the hopper...
  • Page 34 12. INTERFACE AND OPERATING MODES USER/INSTALLER 12.1. Operating modes MODE SETTABLE PARAMETERS Automatic Desired room temperature Manual Desired power Ventilation level The product also has the following additional features FUNCTION THAT CAN BE ACTIVATED ACTION Stand-By Automatic The product turns on/off according to the temperature Chrono prog.
  • Page 35 12.2. Interface App Logo APP SmartEK63 The product can be managed alternatively through  PANEL WITH DISPLAY: standard supply, for the basic functions  APP: to be downloaded to a smartphone The minimum system requirements to use the SmartEK63 App on mobile devices are the following: -Operating System iOS 14 or higher or Android 9.0 or higher.
  • Page 36 13. CONNECTION WITH THERMOSTATS/ PROBES OPTIONAL USER/INSTALLER A connector is present on the product (accessible in the rear part, with the power disconnected and only by approved technicians) for the connection of probes and thermostats. INSTALLER  Pin 1-2 = room temp. input= probe or thermostat ...
  • Page 37 14. PANEL USE INSTRUCTIONS USER/INSTALLER 14.1. Possible actions from the panel  Switch the product On/Off  Set the Room Temp. Set (Automatic) or the Power (Manual)  Set the ventilation level among the 3 possible:  Set the easy-timer function that allows delayed switch ON and switch OFF ...
  • Page 38 15. Possible states of the product  OFF: the product is “deactivated” and does not generate heat.  ON: the product is “active” and able to meet the heat request.  ALARM: see the paragraph “Advices for eventual inconveniences”.  ON/OFF WITH STAND-BY ACTIVE: If the product was working, it switches to minimum power and waits for the set time before switching off.
  • Page 39 15.2. Screen with ON product in process The display may show:  Room temperature (read from the product probe)  State of the room temperature thermostat (eventually connected) Display of the room temperature Display of the room temperature thermostat state 15.3.
  • Page 40 15.4. SWITCH OFF and COOLING screen Upon the Switch off command, the display shows the word “Off” with a descending count. During the descending count the product continues to work. The long pressing of the switch on key interrupts the descending count and keeps the product During the switch off and the cooling, the display shows the word OFF flashing.
  • Page 41 15.5. Setting of room temperature or power  In Automatic mode with Room Temperature Probe: It is possible to change the target temperature  In Automatic mode with Room Temperature Thermostat: It is not possible to set the temperature or power ...
  • Page 42 15.6. Ventilation For products using air it is possible to set the ventilation level  Front fan:   Standard (default)  High  Ducted fans if present:    Standard (default)  High The OFF of the ducted fans corresponds to a minimum speed. The front fan can only be switched to OFF with the Relax function.

  • Page 43: Relax Function

    15.7. RELAX function Natural convection function (without ventilation) with automatic power limiting. This function can be activated in all modes: automatic, manual or chrono prog. The product reduces its power output and after a few minutes switches the fan off too. With relax active it is not possible to set the maximum power Upon the activation of the function the dedicated led shows up on the display 15.8.
  • Page 44 15.9. EASY-TIMER function (delayed switch on and switch off) This function switches the product on/off after a set period from activation of the function. Useful if, for example, you go to sleep and want to switch off/switch on the product after a few hours. This function can only be activated if the chrono prog.
  • Page 45 15.10. Chrono prog. function After having set times, temperatures or powers in the chrono prog. menu, if the product is in automatic mode, chrono prog. works with the room temperature, otherwise it works with power. From the display it is only possible to activate/deactivate the chrono prog. at the pre-set times. 15.11.

  • Page 46: Maintenance

    16. MAINTENANCE USER/INSTALLER Before performing any maintenance operation, disconnect the product from the mains power supply. A lack of maintenance prevents the product from operating smoothly. Any problems due to a lack of maintenance will invalidate the warranty. The characters of the safety information are larger according to the standards 16.1.
  • Page 47 2) Remove the crucible, clean it and empty the 3) Remove the ash pan, clean it and empty the contents in the crucible into a NON flammable contents into a NON-flammable container container 4) Vacuum the ash...
  • Page 48 The ash may contain parts that are still hot and/or embers Make sure that the ash drawer is put securely back in place, otherwise the glass may break by hitting against it. Make sure that the crucible is securely in place after maintenance, otherwise the product may have ignition problems.
  • Page 49 16.1.1. Cleaning the glass Clean the glass only when it is cold. Use a dry brush and, if necessary, a specific detergent: spray a little detergent on the glass and clean with a cloth. There are specific products that can be used to clean the glass. Make sure that there are no abrasive elements in the ash that could damage the glass.

  • Page 50: Periodic Maintenance

    16.2. Periodic maintenance USER/INSTALLER The frequency of periodic maintenance depends on use, in agreement with the technician. 1) Unscrew the inspection hatch 2) Remove the inspection hatch 3) Vacuum the compartment...
  • Page 51 4) Unscrew and remove the stop 5) Unscrew and remove the baffle...

  • Page 52: Spare Parts

    16.3. Repairs To be carried out only by licensed Edilkamin retailers/technical service centres. The names of the contracted and licensed Edilkamin technical service centres and retailers are available ONLY on www.edilkamin.com. 16.4. Summer break During the period of non-use, leave all doors , hatches and covers of the product closed. We recommend removing any pellets from the hopper.
  • Page 53 17. DISPOSAL At the end of its service life, dispose of the product in accordance with current regulations. 17.1. Warnings for the correct disposal of the product The demolition and disposal of the product are the sole responsibility of the owner who will have to act in compliance with the applicable laws in their country on safety, respect and protection of the environment.
  • Page 54 • Ceramic glass (fire door): dispose of in inert or mixed • Wiring, motors, fans, pumps, display, sensors, spark waste plug, electronic boards. • Tempered glass (oven door): dispose of in glass Dispose of separately at authorised centres, as indicated by the WEEE directive 2012/19/EU E.

  • Page 55: Display Messages

    18. ADVICE FOR POSSIBLE PROBLEMS In the event of problems, the product automatically performs the shutdown operation. The display shows the reason (see below). To restart the product, let the switch off phase take place and see the chapter “Removing the alarm message” 18.1.

  • Page 56: Black-Out Alarm

    AL11 Switch-off due to tripping of the safety Check the cleaning of the product, of the pressure switch. discharge Check that the hopper lid has not been left open for more than one minute Contact the technician AL12 Room temperature probe faulty. Contact the technician 18.2.
  • Page 57 18.5. Cleaning (a signal that does not cause switch off) While the product is carrying out the cleaning in operation, the display shows “CLn”, the product works normally but a different flame is displayed...
  • Page 58 Re-programmes the motherboard after the stick has been inserted with the firmware function active and only displayed in the states of OFF, Switch off, Cooling and Alarm Function for "Smart EK63” App. Manages Wi-Fi connections. Allows for Smartphone and product to be paired...
  • Page 59 # i o so n o i lf u o co www.edilkamin.com The names of Edilkamin&Co official, authorised technical assistance centres (CAT) and distributors are available ONLY a www.edilkamin.com *942523-GB* cod. 942523-GB 03.23/A DIGITAL...

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