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CONTROLDISPLAY

USER MANUAL

To be kept by the purchaser

Control display for air heating products

Dear Customer, thank you for having chosen to heat and save with a Jolly Mec product. Please carefully read and keep this sheet

before using the equipment. The manual provides information and suggestions necessary for correct product use. Knowing and observing these

instructions will allow you to fully and safely enjoy the potential your equipment can offer you.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAP.01 PREMISES...................................................................................................................................4 01.1 WARNINGS .................................................................................................................................................. 4 01.2 SYMBOLOGY ............................................................................................................................................... 4

CHAP.02 USER INTERFACE......................................................................................................................5 02.1 CONTROL DISPLAY DESCRIPTION .......................................................................................................... 5 02.2 KEY FUNCTIONS ......................................................................................................................................... 5 02.3 MAIN MESSAGES ON THE DISPLAY ......................................................................................................... 6

CHAP.03 OPERATING MODE ....................................................................................................................7 03.1 SWITCHING ON THE CONTROL UNIT ....................................................................................................... 7 03.2 SETTING THE TEMPERATURE .................................................................................................................. 7 03.3 SETTING THE OPERATION PROGRAM .................................................................................................... 7 03.4 LIGHTING THE STOVE ............................................................................................................................... 7 03.5 SHUTTING OFF THE STOVE ...................................................................................................................... 7 03.6 ALARM RESET ............................................................................................................................................ 7 03.7 ECONOMY MODE ....................................................................................................................................... 7

CHAP.04 USER PROGRAMMING ..............................................................................................................8 04.1 SETTING THE CURRENT DAY ................................................................................................................... 8 04.2 SETTING THE CURRENT HOUR ................................................................................................................ 8 04.3 SETTING THE CURRENT MINUTES .......................................................................................................... 8 04.4 TECHNICAL MENU ...................................................................................................................................... 9 04.5 TIMER ON 1-2-3 HOURS MINUTES ON ..................................................................................................... 9 04.6 TIMER OFF 1-2-3 HOURS MINUTES OFF .................................................................................................. 9 04.7 TIMER 1-2-3 ENABLE AND WEEKLY SETTING ......................................................................................... 9

CHAP.05 TECHNICAL MENU ...................................................................................................................10

CHAP.06 IR REMOTE CONTROL ............................................................................................................11 06.1 IR REMOTE CONTROL INTERFACE ........................................................................................................ 11 06.2 SETTING THE TIME AND DAY OF THE WEEK ........................................................................................ 11 06.3 ON/OFF FUNCTION ................................................................................................................................... 12 06.4 BUTTON LOCK AND BUTTON UNLOCK .................................................................................................. 12 06.5 SETTING THE TEMPERATURE ................................................................................................................ 12 06.6 ADJUSTING THE POWER ......................................................................................................................... 13 06.7 TURBO FUNCTION .................................................................................................................................... 13 06.8 SILENT FUNCTION .................................................................................................................................... 13 06.9 ECO FUNCTION ........................................................................................................................................ 13 06.10 TIMER FUNCTION ..................................................................................................................................... 13

CHAP.07 ALARMS ....................................................................................................................................14 07.1 “NO ACC” ................................................................................................................................................... 14 07.2 “NO FIRE” ................................................................................................................................................... 14 07.3 “BLACK OUT” ............................................................................................................................................. 14 07.4 “FAN FAIL” .................................................................................................................................................. 14 07.5 “SIC DEP FAIL” .......................................................................................................................................... 14 07.6 “HOT PCB” ................................................................................................................................................. 14 07.7 “HOT FUMI” ................................................................................................................................................ 15 07.8 “STOP COCL” ............................................................................................................................................. 15 07.9 “CONT COCL” ............................................................................................................................................ 15

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CHAP.01 PREMISES

01.1 WARNINGS

• Werecommendyoucarefullyreadandfollowtheinstructionsinthismanualforcorrectuse.

• Itshouldbekeptwithcareandattentivelyconsultedsinceallthewarningsprovideimportantsafetyinstructions.

• Incorrectusecouldcausedamageandinjurytopeople,animalsorproperty,forwhichthemanufacturercannotnotbeheldliable.

• Theappliancemustbeusedonlyforitsintendedpurpose.Anyotheruseisdeemedimproperandthereforedangerous.

• Themanufacturerdeclinesanycontractualornon-contractualliabilityfordamagescausedbyerrorsininstallationoruseoftheapplianceorfailuretofollowtheinstructionscontainedinthismanual.

• AllrightsonthereproductionofthistechnicalmanualareownedbyJollyMecCaminettiS.p.A.

• Thedescriptionsandillustrationsprovidedinthefollowingpublicationarenotbinding.

• JollyMecCaminettiS.p.Areservestherighttomakeanymodificationsthatmaybedeemedappropriate.

• ThismanualcannotbegiventothirdpartiesforperusalwithoutthewrittenpermissionofJollyMecCaminettiS.p.A.

• Donotmakeanyunauthorisedmodificationtotheappliance.Anyunauthorisedmodificationwillautomaticallyinvalidatethewarrantyandreleasethemanufacturefromallliability.

• Useonlyoriginalsparepartsrecommendedbythemanufacturer.Originalsparepartsareavailablethroughretailers,specialisedTechnicalServiceCenters,ordirectlyattheheadofficeofJollyMecCaminettiS.p.A.

01.2 SYMBOLOGY

In this manual, points of considerable importance are marked with the following symbology:

INSTRUCTION: Instructions regarding the correct use of the appliance.

WARNING: This point is particularly important.

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CHAP.02 USER INTERFACE

02.1 CONTROL DISPLAY DESCRIPTION

The control display lets you communicate with the control unit. The keys are used to transmit commands to the control unit while the display informs the user on stove operating status. Programming mode displays the various settings that can be edited using the keys.

02.2 KEY FUNCTIONS

Key Description Action

1 + Used to access the work program setting. In setting mode it increases the menu or the displayed variable.

2 - Used to access the operating temperature setting. In setting mode it reduces the menu or the displayed variable.

3 LED TIMER Comes on when the programmer timer is enabled.

4 LED TEMP OK When lit it indicates the room temperature that has been reached. The heater continues to heat in ECO mode.

5 DISPLAY LED Indicates the work status of the heater and the settings menu.

6 LED COCLEA When lit it indicates that the auger is working.

7 LED ACC If turned on, the resistance is enabled.

8 ON/OFF Push button to switch the heater on or off. Press and hold down for a few seconds to activate the function. In the even of an alarm, it resets the alarm that is indicated. If pressed when in the temperature settings mode you access the technical menu.

9 LED ON When lit it indicates that the heater is in lighting or heating mode. When it flashes it indicates that the heater is in cooling or error mode.

10 AL When lit or flashing it signals that the pressure switch safety devices or the safety thermostat have tripped.

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02.3 MAIN MESSAGES ON THE DISPLAY

Visualization Drscription

OFF Message displayed on the main screen page with the stove off

ACC Message displayed during the ignition phase ahead of the pellet preload phase.

LOAD PELL Message displayed during the pellet preload phase.

FIRE STAB Message displayed with flame present.

ON X YY°C Message displayed, alternating with room temperature YY, with stove on and in the warming up phase. X is the power level at which the machine is working.

ECO YY°C Message displayed, alternating with room temperature YY, when the stove has reached the set temperature and switches to power modulation mode to maintain the set temperature.

ECO Fixed message displayed during the shutdown phase of the pellet economy mode (see 03.7) and when the stove is switched off in this mode awaiting re-ignition.

SERV Message displayed when partial working hours are reached where the complete cleaning of the device is required, to be carried out by a specialised Technical Assistance Centre. However, this message is a warning that does not block the correct operation of the device.

COOL Message displayed during the switch-off phase

AUTO Message displayed when the AUTO function is on.

TURB Message displayed when the TURBO function is on.

SIL Message displayed when the SILENT function is on.

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The stove starting MUST ALWAYS be performed with clean stove and firebox.WARNING

CHAP.03 OPERATING MODE

03.1 SWITCHING ON THE CONTROL UNIT

Once the board is powered up, the software version appears on the display followed by the state of the stove which, in the case of the first startup, will be OFF.

03.2 SETTING THE TEMPERATURE

To access the temperature settings press button 2 followed by 1 or 2 to change the temperature value from a minimum of 7°C to 40°C. If while in the temperature setting mode you press button 8 you will access the technical menu. Wait 10 seconds before exiting the temperature setting.

03.3 SETTING THE OPERATION PROGRAM

The operating program represents the stove’s heating power. To access the settings press button 1 followed by 1 or 2 to change the program from a minimum of 1 to 5. If you press button 1 and hold it down, the measured smoke temperature and the speed of the smoke motor in revs per minute will appear on the display if the encoder is connected.

03.4 LIGHTING THE STOVE

To startup the stove press and hold down button 8 for a few seconds. The stove will proceed automatically to the lighting and heating stage.

03.5 SHUTTING OFF THE STOVE

To shut off the stove simply press button 8. The stove will switch off once it has cooled down following a controlled cooling process.

03.6 ALARM RESET

The stove signals all detected abnormal situations with an error code and comment. Before restarting the stove each error must be reset by pressing button 8 and holding down for about 3 seconds and, in any case, until the error message disappears from the LED display. The firebox must be emptied, i.e. the stove must be started up with a clean firebox.

03.7 ECONOMY MODE

If during the heating stage the room temperature exceeds the preset value LED 4 will light up and the stove will limit the power in order to maintain the preset temperature. If the temperature continues to rise above the delta T set in the system parameters, the stove will work in economy mode and will cool down. The stove will restart up automatically if the room temperature drops below the set temperature for atleast 1 minute.During this phase, the ECO test is displayed and LED 9 will continue to blink.

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CHAP.04 USER PROGRAMMING

User programming is possible through the menu which can be accessed by pressing button 2 followed by button 8. The technical menu will appear as follows:

Menu Description

MN01 Current day

MN02 Current hour

MN03 Current minutes

MN04 Access technical parameters

MN05 Timer ON 1 Time programming ON Timer 1

MN06 Timer OFF 1 Time programming OFF Timer 1

MN07 Timer 1 ON/OFF Enable Timer 1 and weekly programming







To access the menu press button 2 followed immediately by button 8. Press button 8 once again to go to the next menu.

04.1 SETTING THE CURRENT DAY

Set the menu MN01 according to the current day . This setting must be done only the first time, it will be automatically updated by the internal clock of the board. The OFF setting does not modify the current setting.

Visualization Day

DAY1 Monday

DAY2 Tuesday

DAY3 Wednesday

DAY4 Thursday

DAY5 Friday

DAY6 Saturday

DAY7 Sunday

OFF Not considered

Use buttons 1 or 2 to set the current day.

04.2 SETTING THE CURRENT HOUR

Press button 2 and button 8 several times to select MN02. Next press buttons 1 or 2 to set the current hour. Lastly press button 8 repeatedly to exit the technical menu (until the word OFF appears) or wait 20 seconds.

04.3 SETTING THE CURRENT MINUTES

Press button 2 and button 8 several times to select MN03. Next press buttons 1 or 2 to set the current hour. Lastly press button 8 repeatedly to exit the technical menu (until the word OFF appears) or wait 20 seconds.

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04.4 TECHNICAL MENU

Press button 2 and button 8 several times to select MN04. Next press buttons 1 or 2 to select the menu as per paragraph. Lastly press button 8 repeatedly to exit the technical menu (until the word OFF appears) or wait 20 seconds.

04.5 TIMER ON 1-2-3 HOURS MINUTES ON

Press button 2 and button 8 several times to select the correct menu according to the timer you want to enable. Then press buttons 1 or 2 to set the timer hours and minutes. Lastly press button 8 repeatedly to exit the technical menu (until the word OFF appears) or wait 20 seconds.

04.6 TIMER OFF 1-2-3 HOURS MINUTES OFF

Press button 2 and button 8 several times to select MN06. Next press buttons 1 and 2 to set the timer hours and minute. Lastly press button 8 repeatedly to exit the technical menu (until the word OFF appears) or wait 20 seconds.

04.7 TIMER 1-2-3 ENABLE AND WEEKLY SETTING

Press button 2 and button 8 several times to select MN07-MN10-MN13 according to the timer you want to enable. Once you have selected the timer, for example MN07, press button 1 to enter in the enable settings. The first setting is for the complete enable of timer, so select ON or OFF with buttons 1 or 2 to enable or disable the timer. In the case of setting ON, pressing button 8 we can enable this timer according to the weekly days, starting from Monday indicated as D1. Setting a value 1 we are going to enable the timer ON and OFF for that specific day. Setting 0 the timer will not be considered on that specific day. Press button 8 to confirm the change and move to the next day. On completing the day setting D7, the display will return to the main screen (OFF)..If you want the timer to execute only the command ON or OFF, just set the time of the command to not consider to 00:00.

VisualizationMN07 - MN10 - MN13 Description Setting (with buttons 1 and 2)

ON/OFF Timer complete enable ON: Timer EnabledOFF: Timer Disabled

D1 X Monday X=0 DisabledX=1 Enabled

D2 X Tuesday X=0 DisabledX=1 Enabled

D3 X Wednesday X=0 DisabledX=1 Enabled

D4 X Thursday X=0 DisabledX=1 Enabled

D5 X Friday X=0 DisabledX=1 Enabled

D6 X Saturday X=0 DisabledX=1 Enabled

D7 X Sunday X=0 DisabledX=1 Enabled

The board allow you to disable the programming time ON or OFF of an enabled timer setting its value to 00:00.NOTE

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CHAP.05 TECHNICAL MENU

The MN04 technical menu groups the various submenus that allow access to the various functions for use by the specialised Technical Service Centers only.Only some submenus can be accessed by the user solely to display the electronic control unit memory data or simple adjustments.Here is a rundown of the available functions.

Submenu Code Description

CP01 Display of partial hours of work (these refer to the hours worked since the last technical assistance by a specialised Technical Service Centers).• Access the technical menu MN04.• Press buttons 1 or 2 repeatedly until “CP01” appears on the display. Hold down the buttons to scroll

more quickly.• Press button 8 to confirm.• The display shows alternately “Par/Partial work hours ”. After 10 seconds of inactivity it will

automatically exit the menu.

CP02 View total working hours (the stove’s working hours since it was first turned on).• Access the technical menu MN04.• Press buttons 1 or 2 repeatedly until “CP02” appears on the display. Hold down the buttons to scroll

more quickly.• Press button 8 to confirm.• The display shows alternately “tot/Total work hours ”. After 10 seconds of inactivity it will automatically

exit the menu.

CPE9 View alarm history (last 5 alarms triggered).• Access the technical menu MN04.• Press buttons 1 or 2 repeatedly until “CPE9” appears on the display. Hold down the buttons to scroll

more quickly.• Press button 8 to confirm.• The display shows alternately the error code and the type of alarm. Press button 3 once again to

view the next alarm. After 10 seconds of inactivity it will automatically exit the menu.

CPC9 The board allows you to modify several values such as the pellet feed and smoke suction as a percentage through two parameters :FASP is the percentage variation of the smoke suction.FPEL is the percentage variation of the pellet feed.To modify the parameters proceed as follows:• Access the technical menu MN04.• Press buttons 1 and 2 repeatedly until “CPC9” appears on the display. Hold down the buttons to

scroll more quickly.• Press button 8 to confirm.• Press button 8 to select Fpel or Fasp• Press buttons 1 or 2 to change the valueThe range of possible values for Fpel and Fasp is between -5 and +5. Each point corresponds to a variation of ± 5 % on the base value. (P-06 ÷ P-10 for the pellet feed and P-18 ÷ P-22 for the smoke exhaust).(The default values are: Fpel = 0, Fasp = 0)

Unauthorised access by the end user to any other submenu in the menu MN04 is not the responsibility of the manufacturer.

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CHAP.06 IR REMOTE CONTROL

The IR remote control transmits to the control unit all the relative settings. The main functions are as follows:• Start up or turn off the stove.• Setting the heating power• Setting the room temperature• Timer settings• Turbo function• Silent function• Auto function• Display room temperature

06.1 IR REMOTE CONTROL INTERFACE

06.2 SETTING THE TIME AND DAY OF THE WEEK

After the batteries have been inserted, the IR remote control displays the time AM 12:00 and the day of week 1 (WEEK 1). In OFF status, press TIMER for 3 sec to enter the timer and week day programming.After pressing TIMER the time will start blinking; use the ▲ ▼ buttons to set the current time, press SELECT and use the ▲ ▼ buttons to set the current minutes.After setting the minutes, press SELECT, day 1 (on the WEEK line) will start blinking; use the ▲ ▼ buttons to set the current day. Press SELECT to save the time and day of the week and to return to OFF status.

Number Day of the week1 Monday

2 Tuesday

3 Wednesday

4 Thursday

5 Friday

6 Saturday

7 Sunday

The time and day of the week can only be set (from the IR remote control) in OFF status.

Power level adjuster

Eco function

Silent functionSend settings button

Display

ON-OFF button

Adjuster buttons

Turbo function

Timer functionReset button

- Selector button- Button unlock button

Selector button

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06.3 ON/OFF FUNCTION

When the IR remote control is OFF, only the time and room temperature are displayed.Press the ON/OFF button to switch on the IR remote control. The remote control is ON when the temperature, day, time and power are displayed.To start up the stove from the IR remote control, after pressing the ON/OFF button, press the SEND button to send the setting to the electronic control unit pointing the IR remote control at the receiver.To turn off the stove from the IR remote control, with the IR remote control in the ON status, press the ON/OFF button and then press the SEND button to send the setting to the electronic control unit pointing the IR remote control at the receiver.

06.4 BUTTON LOCK AND BUTTON UNLOCK

The IR remote control buttons automatically lock after 45 seconds from the last pressed button.To unlock the buttons, press and hold the SET button for 3 seconds, with the remote control in your hand.

06.5 SETTING THE TEMPERATURE

The default temperature is 20°C. Press the ▲ ▼ buttons to increase or decrease the temperature value.After setting the temperature value, press the SEND button to send the setting to the electronic control unit pointing the IR remote control at the receiver.

The remote control is powered by two AAA alkaline batteries. In the event of remote control malfunctions, always check whether the batteries are charged. Otherwise, replace them with new ones of the same type. To replace the batteries, remove the cover on the back of the remote control, insert the batteries in the specific compartment (and as indicated inside the compartment). When installed, replace the cover. Do not use rechargeable batteries.

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Operating power level

Time

ECO Function,TURBO Function

- Room temperature**- Silent Function (SL)

Day of the week

Chrono

*Backlighting: the backlight switches on when you press any button on the IR remote control. If no button is pressed for 20 seconds, the backlight turns off.

** Room temperature display: when using the IR remote control, the set temperature is displayed, whilst when the IR remote control is not used for at least 20 seconds, the room temperature is displayed.The house symbol next to the temperature indicates the temperature read by the IR remote control that will automatically be sent to the electronic control unit and received by the same, only if the remote control is located within the receiver reception area (otherwise the stove will operate using the ambient probe positioned on the stove itself). Receipt by the electronic control unit of the temperature sent by the IR remote control is indicated by a dot on the control display screen.You can set the interval at which the remote control automatically sends the measured temperature by following these steps:- press and hold the ECO button for 10 seconds;- press ▲ ▼ to change the transmission time (00: transmission OFF, 01: transmission every 15 seconds, 02: transmission every 30 seconds, 03: transmission every 60 seconds, 04: transmission every 120 seconds);– press ECO to save the setting.

After pressing the ON/OFF* button the screen can display the following:

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Power VisualizationPower 1

Power 2

Power 3

Power 4

Power 5

AUTO*

At the end of each operation on the IR remote control (when either ON and OFF), press the SEND button to send the settings to the stove control unit by pointing the IR remote control at the receiver.

Failure to press the SEND button at the end of each operation means the operations to be performed by the control unit will not be stored in the memory.

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06.6 ADJUSTING THE POWER

The default power level is 1. Press the FAN button to set the power level. Continue to press the FAN button repeatedly switching from power 1 to AUTO power.* During the preheating phase, the stove modulates the heating power proportionally as it approaches the temperature set point. During the preheating phase, the stove display highlights this phase by displaying the word “Auto” alternating with other displayed settings.

After setting the power value, press the SEND button to send the setting to the electronic control unit pointing the IR remote control at the receiver.

06.7 TURBO FUNCTION

Press the TURBO button on the remote control to enable the function. After setting the function mode, press the SEND button to send the setting to the electronic control unit pointing the IR remote control at the receiver.When the stove is OFF the state of this function does not appear on the display.During the heating stage the stove runs to maximum and the temperature set point is increased to 30° for a period of 30 minutes (value can be adjusted by the specialised Technical Service Centers). At the end of the preset time the stove continues to operate at the preset power and temperature. During the heating stage the heater indicates this function by displaying the word “Turb” alternating with other texts.

06.8 SILENT FUNCTION

Press the SIL button on the remote control to enable the function. After setting the function mode, press the SEND button to send the setting to the electronic control unit pointing the IR remote control at the receiver.When the stove is OFF the state of this function does not appear on the display.When the Silent mode is activated, the product is set to work as silent as possible. During the preheating phase, the stove control display highlights this phase by displaying the word “Sil” alternating with other displayed settings.

06.9 ECO FUNCTION

Press the ECO button on the remote control to enable the function. After setting the function mode, press the SEND button to send the setting to the electronic control unit pointing the IR remote control at the receiver.When the stove is OFF the state of this function does not appear on the display.During the heating stage the heater lowers the heating power every 10 minutes until it reaches the minimum. During the heating stage the heater indicates this function by displaying the word “Econ” alternating with other texts.

06.10 TIMER FUNCTION

With the re ON, press the TIMER button repeatedly to switch between Timer1 ON, Timer1 OFF, Timer2 ON, Timer2 OFF, Timer3 ON, Timer3 OFF. From here it is possible to select the programmed start up and switch off settings.Press the TIMER button to enter the Timer1 ON setting (programmed stove start up). Press the SELECT button. The time will start blinking; use the ▲ ▼ buttons to set the start up time. Press the SELECT button. The minutes will start blinking; use the ▲ ▼ buttons to set the start up minutes. Press the SELECT button. Day 1, on the WEEK line, will start blinking. Use the ▲ ▼ buttons to scroll through the days of the week (from 1 to 7) and press the SET button to set the timer for the week day (press the CANCEL button to clear the day). After selecting the Timer enabled days, press the SELECT button to switch to the Timer2 OFF setting (programmed stove switch off). Repeat the same procedure.To set Timer2 ON and Timer2 OFF, Timer3 ON and Timer3 OFF follow the above procedure (with the remote control in the ON status, press the TIMER button repeatedly to scroll between the Timer1, Timer2 and Timer3 settings).With these operations, the timer is automatically activated (the ON icon next to the time indicates the timer is enabled).After setting the programmed start up and switch off functions, press the SEND button to send the setting to the electronic control unit pointing the IR remote control at the receiver.To disable the timer, with the remote control ON or OFF, press and hold the CANC button for 3 seconds (the timer is disabled when the ON icon next to the time disappears) . It is possible to re-enable the timer, with the remote control ON or OFF, by pressing and holding the CANC button for 3 seconds (the ON icon next to the time indicates the timer is enabled).

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CHAP.07 ALARMS

07.1 “NO ACC”

If during the lighting stage the smoke temperature does not rise by the value set in P-44 or does not reach the temperature set in P-13 in the amount of time set in P-01, the board signals a lighting error.

• The lighting stage ends and the stove enters the controlled cooling mode.

• The words “Alrm/ No/ Acc” on the stove control display signal this error.

• After cleaning the firebox, before starting up again, the alarm is reset manually by pressing and holding the ON/OFF button on the stove control display for about 2 seconds.

In the event of a “NO ACC” alarm, before a new start up it is necessary to empty the firebox from any pellet present or pellet residue present so the stove can be started up with a clean firebox. The stove starting MUST ALWAYS be performed with clean firebox.

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07.2 “NO FIRE”

If the stove shuts off during the work stage (the smoke temperature drops below the value set in parameter P-13), it enters the controlled cooling mode.

• The words “Alrm/ No/ Fire” on the stove control display signal this error.

• The pellet container may be empty. In this case refill the container with the recommended pellet.

• The alarm is reset manually by pressing and holding the ON/OFF button on the stove control display for about 2 seconds.

07.3 “BLACK OUT”

If there is a power failure while the stove is in working mode/lighting stage, when it restarts, it signals the Blackout with this alarm. The heater enters the controlled cooling mode.

• The words “Alrm/Blac/out” on the stove control display signal this error


07.4 “FAN FAIL”

If the revolutions of the smoke exhaust drop while the heater is in working mode/ lighting stage and the board does not manage to maintain the set speed, the stove enters the controlled cooling mode.

• The words “Alrm/Fan/Fail” on the stove control display signal this error.


07.5 “SIC DEP FAIL”

If the pressure switch or the safety thermostat signal a failure while the heater is in working mode/ lighting stage, the heater enters the controlled cooling mode.

• The words “Alrm/Dep/ Sic/Fail” on the stove control display signal this error.


• Have the thermostat and pressure switches checked by a specialised Technical Service Centers.

If the safety thermostat is triggered, reset the alarm manually and wait for the device to cool down completely, then reset the thermostat as described in the device manual.

07.6 “HOT PCB”

If the board reaches and exceed the 70 °C for more than 3 minutes, is indicated the situation of danger and the heater switches to cooling for internal overheating.

• The words “Hot /Pcb” on the stove control display signal this error.


• Have the stove checked by a specialised Technical Service Centers.

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07.7 “HOT FUMI”

If, whilst operating, the smoke temperature reaches and exceeds 250°C for more 30 seconds, this failure is signalled and the stove switches to controlled cooling mode.

• Sul display di comando della stufa la scritta “Alrm/Hot /Fumi” segnala tale errore.

• La segnalazione di allarme termina resettando manualmente la scheda mediante la pressione del tasto ON/OFF del display di comando della stufa per circa 2 secondi.

• Far verificare la stufa da un Centro Assistenza Tecnica Specializzato.

07.8 “STOP COCL”

If, whilst operating, the gear motor encoder blocks or fails, this failure is signalled and the stove switches to controlled cooling mode.

• The words “Alrm/Stop/Cocl” on the stove control display signal this error.



07.9 “CONT COCL”

If, whilst operating, the auger starts running at maximum speed, this failure is signalled and the stove switches to controlled cooling mode.

• The words “Alrm/Cont/Cocl” on the stove control display signal this error.



After every alarm that is triggered, before a new start up it is necessary to empty the firebox from any pellet present or pellet residue present so the stove can be started up with a clean firebox. The stove starting MUST ALWAYS be performed with clean firebox.

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