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Batavia T4

Rembrand T3 - Carré T3 Easy Control

Version 2024.1

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Page 1 Manual Batavia T4 Rembrand T3 - Carré T3 Easy Control Version 2024.1...
Page 2 Introduction Warranty conditions and recommendations Warranty Security recommendations Recommendations for operation Operation The fuel Stove Installation Precautions Stove location Connection Connection to the flue gas duct Commissioning of a pellet stove First time start-up Switching on the pellet stove 4.2.1 Ignition Operation Button Controller...
Page 3 Pellet stove gets too hot It gets too hot in the house Read and reset errors Fault reports and solutions 9.1.1 ERROR 1 9.1.2 ERROR 2 9.1.3 ERROR 3 9.1.4 ERROR 4 9.1.5 ERROR 5 9.1.6 ERROR 6 9.1.7 ERROR 7 9.1.8 ERROR 8 9.1.9...
Page 4 This is for the maximum enjoyment of the user and the safety of the user and the installer. To help you get the most out of your Duroflame pellet stove and use it as safely as possible, we recommend that you read these instructions carefully before using the stove.
Page 5 • The preceding paragraph does not apply to consumers. • In the event of a justified warranty claim, Duroflame shall - at its own discretion - ensure the free repair or replacement of the goods, the proper execution of the agreed work or the refund or reduction of the agreed price.
Page 6 Duroflame from any liability. • Any modification of the furnace and the replacement of non-genuine parts may affect the safety of the user and releases Duroflame from any liability. It is forbidden to make these changes and replacements without written permission.
Page 7 Recommendations for operation • Turn off the furnace from the control panel in case of malfunction or poor operation. • If the stove does not start properly, unburned pellets should be removed before attempting to start again. • Never manually throw pellets into the burner pot. •...
Page 8 2 Operation The fuel Duroflame pellet stoves use pellets as fuel. Pellets consist of wood fibres that are pressed together under very high pressure. After that, without any additives, they take on their solid form. Raw materials other than wood pellets must not be burned in Duroflame pellet stoves, not even to light the stove.
Page 9 3 Stove Installation Precautions The installation of the stove must be carried out by qualified personnel. The stove may only be placed in a suitable room, the room must: • Comply with operating and environmental conditions (as described in this guide). •...
Page 10 (electrical) extractor or heating systems in the same room (e.g. an extractor hood or a wood stove). With all Duroflame pellet stoves it is possible to connect an external air supply. Through this external air supply, the pellet stove uses the outside air for combustion. The combustion of the stove is then no longer affected by the ventilation of the room.
Page 11 4 Commissioning of a pellet stove First time start-up Caution! When using the stove for the first time, observe the following advice: • The curing process of lacquers is only finished after a few fires on the stove. This curing process may release fumes and odours, which will not be released later.
Page 12 Operation A pellet stove works as follows: The pellet stove has a built-in storage tank for pellets. From this storage tank, the pellets are transported into the burner pot with a screw. A glow plug is used to light the pellets in the burner pot. The air required for combustion is guided past the burner pot by the flue gas blower.
Page 13 Leds There are 6 LEDs near the button.The first from the left is the STATE LED, which indicates the operating status of the device. LED STATUS The STATE LED changes color and flashing pattern depending on the current state of the furnace.
Page 14 The status of the STATUS LED changes colour and animation based on the current status of the stove. The table below shows the different statuses. Table 2. Translation of the STATUS LED Colour Animation Status Green Constant Stove is on, normal operation Normal operation Pulsing Power setting is adjusted...
Page 15 Button explained The key can be pressed clockwise or counterclockwise. Table 3: Using the button Description Rotate clockwise Choose a higher performance level Rotate counterclockwise Select a lower performance level Press once Reset Errors - Disable Wi-Fi Access Point Long press (>5 seconds) Turn on the Wi-Fi access point Press (when in failure) Reset storing...
Page 16 5 User guide SWITCH ON/OFF When the oven is OFF, all LEDs are off. If you turn the knob clockwise, the STATE LED and the first of the POWER LEDs glow green. The STATE LED flashes for 3 seconds to wait for your final selection. After 3 seconds, the device saves your choice and works at the power level you have selected.
Page 17 Read and reset errors The oven is equipped with a number of sensors and control mechanisms that ensure the safe operation of the device. In the event of a fault in one of these control mechanisms, a fault is detected by the furnace controller.
Page 18 6 Regular maintenance General Maintenance For a long service life of the furnace, it is important to maintain and clean the oven regularly, as described in the following sections. For reasons of (fire) safety, it is necessary to have complete maintenance carried out by qualified personnel after each year of use or every 1200 burning hours.
Page 19 Parts/ Period For every 2 days 7 days Annually & application days after 1200 burning hours Burner pot Window Firebox Exhaust system/heat exchanger Pellet tank Annual maintenance Every year or after 1200 hours of burning, the pellet stove should undergo complete maintenance to maintain your stove and for your own safety.
Page 20 Batavia T4 Figure 1-Exploded View Figure 2- BurnerPot Figure 3- Vermiculite lining Page 20 from 45...
Page 21 Figure 4- Removal of the detonator Figure 5- Fan Removal Page 21 from 45...
Page 22 B. Rembrand T3 Figure 1- Exploded view Figure 3- Vermiculite lining Figure 2- BurnerPot Page 22 from 45...
Page 23 Figure 4- Removal of the detonator Figure 5- Fan Removal Page 23 from 45...
Page 24 C. Carré T3 Figure 1- Exploding Figure 3- Vermiculite lining Figure 2- BurnerPot Page 24 from 45...
Page 25 Figure 4- Removal of the detonator Figure 5- Fan Removal Page 25 from 45...
Page 26 7 Problems and solutions No pellet supply The stove does not feed pellets. Possible causes: One of the safety sensors is switched on, this can be the maximum thermostat (see component 10.1.7) or the pressure switch (see component (10.1.6). The worm motor (see component 10.1.4) is defective. The screw (see component 10.1.5) is jammed or blocked.
Page 27 8 Read and reset errors The oven is equipped with a number of sensors and control mechanisms that ensure the safe operation of the device. In the event of a fault in one of these control mechanisms, a fault is detected by the furnace controller. In case of an error, the STATE LED turns red and starts flashing.
Page 28 9 Fault reports and solutions Table 5. Translation of the POWER LEDS into a fault code Error LEDs Error LEDs Page 28 from 45...
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Page 30 ERROR 1 9.1.1 No ignition, this message is given if the start-up is incorrect. - Empty the burner tray and try again ERROR 2 9.1.2 Room sensor defective. ERROR 3 9.1.3 Insufficient air supply Page 30 from 45...
Page 31 ERROR 4 9.1.4 Not used ERROR 5 9.1.5 Drop temperature. The flue gas temperature is too low. Possible causes: - The reservoir is empty. Fill the reservoir with pellets. - Other causes may be quality of pellets and too much draught ERROR 6 9.1.6 This error message can have two causes:...
Page 32 ERROR 7 9.1.7 Thermostat alarm ERROR 8 9.1.8 This error message is given if power is cut when the stove is in the ignition, operating or cooling phase. ERROR 9 9.1.9 This error message is given if incorrect revolutions are measured by the flue fan. There are two possibilities: - The flue fan is not working - The fan is running.
Page 33 ERROR 10 9.1.10 High-temperature flue gas exhaust ERROR 11 9.1.11 Flue gas temperature sensor fault ERROR 12 9.1.12 High temperatures of the circuit board ERROR 13 9.1.13 Auger motor alarm; check auger, auger motor, encoder cable and pellet tank Page 33 from 45...
Page 34 ERROR 14 9.1.14 Auger motor rotates harder than set ERROR 15 9.1.15 Differential sensor alarm Page 34 from 45...
Page 35 10 Parts Explanatory note parts 10.1.1 Printed circuit board The circuit board or motherboard controls all components of the heater. 10.1.2 Control panel The control panel or display is used to operate the oven. 10.1.3 Data Cable The data or ribbon cable connects the card to the control panel. 10.1.4 Auger motor The auger motor is attached to the lower end of the screw, the so-called screw.
Page 36 11 Technical data Batavia T4 Room heater, Wood Pellet Stove Distance to combustible materials: Front: 80 cm Side: 40 cm Back: 5 cm Performance Nominal Minimum Output 7,6 kW 3,4 kW Efficiency 90.7% 90.8% Flue gas temp. 161 °C 86 °C Pellet consumption 1.72 kg...
Page 37 Carré T3 Room heater, Wood Pellet Stove Distance to combustible materials: Front: 100 cm Sides: 5 cm Back: 5 cm Performance Nominal Minimum Output 6,1 kW 3,0 kW Efficiency 89,4% 89,1% Flue gas temp. 174 °C 122 °C Pellet consumption 1,33 kg 0,63 kg Elec.
Page 38 Rembrand T3 Room heater, Wood Pellet Stove Distance to combustible materials: Front: 100 cm Sides: 5 cm Back: 5 cm Performance Nominal Minimum Output 6,1 kW 3,0 kW Efficiency 89,4% 89,1% Flue gas temp. 174 °C 122 °C Pellet consumption 1,33 kg 0,63 kg Elec.
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