nobis A8 V-C ROUND Stoves and Fireplaces Installation Guide

: June 10, 2024
: nobis

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nobis A8 V-C ROUND Stoves and Fireplaces
Product Information
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nobis A8 V-C ROUND Stoves and Fireplaces

Product Information

A8 V/C ROUND/TOP, A10 V/C ROUND/TOP Use and Maintenance Manual
The A8 V/C ROUND/TOP and A10 V/C ROUND/TOP are hermetic pellet stoves that have been designed for heating homes. The product has an air intake system, smoke channel and fittings, chimney flue, chimney pot, and a hermetic product installation. It can be configured using a handheld device, has an ext thermostat, and has various menu functions. The product has technical features such as safe distances and dimensions. The product comes with a wiring diagram and a spare parts list.

Product Usage Instructions
The following instructions must be followed for the correct installation, use and maintenance of the product:

Installation

Read the manual carefully before installation.
Ensure that the air intake system, smoke channel and fittings, chimney flue, chimney pot, and hermetic product installation are correctly installed.
Follow the examples of correct installation provided in the manual.
Ensure that the documentation is issued correctly.
Unpack the product carefully.
Install the warm air ducting kit.
Assemble the covering majolica and glass.
Connect the product to an electrical source.

Maintenance:

Maintain the smoke system and the product regularly.
Clean the fireplace, glass door, and ash pan regularly.

Usage:

Configure the product using the handheld device or ext
thermostat.
Load the pellet as per the instructions provided in the
manual.
Use the menu functions as required.
Ensure that the appliance is used only for its intended
purpose.

Note: Any use of the product other than the intended purpose
must be authorized in advance in writing by the manufacturer. The
manufacturer cannot be held liable for any errors in installation,
adjustment or maintenance of the product.

EN – Installation, use and maintenance manual
A8 V / C ROUND / TOP A10 V / C ROUND / TOP

Dear Customer. Thank you for choosing a product from our range. You are invited to read this manual carefully before using it, to take full advantage of all its features, in complete safety. This manual contains information necessary for correct installation, start-up, use, cleaning and maintenance of the product. Keep this manual in an appropriate place having carefully consulted it. Improper installation, maintenance not carried out correctly and improper use of the product relieve the manufacturer of any liability towards people or property. All rights reserved. No part of this instructions manual can be reproduced or transmitted with any electronic or mechanical device, including photocopying, recording or any other saving system, for any proposals other than the exclusive use by the purchaser’s staff, without express written permission from the manufacturer.

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MANUAL INDEX

1 Introduction

1.1 Symbols

1.2 Planned use

1.3 Improper use

1.4 Importance of the manual

1.5 General safety warnings

1.6 Legal warranty

1.7 Exclusions from the warranty

1.8 Spare parts

1.9 Identification plate

1.10 Disposal of the product

1.11 Hermetic product

2 Characteristics of the pellet

3 Installation

3.1 Air intake

3.2 Smoke channel and fittings

3.3 Chimney flue

3.4 Chimney pot

3.5 Hermetic product installation

3.6 Examples of correct installation 9

3.7 Documentation to issue

3.8 Product unpacking

3.9 Installation warm air ducting kit 10

3.10 Covering majolica assembly

3.11 Covering glass assembly

3.12 Electrical connection

4 Maintenance

4.1 Smoke system maintenance

4.2 Product maintenance

5 Technical data of the product

5.1 Product data sheet

5.2 Technical features

5.3 Dimensions

5.4 Safe distances

6 Product configuration

6.1 Configuration of handheld device 14

6.2 Configuration of ext thermostat 15

6.3 Pellet loading

7 Description of remote commands

7.1 Description of receiver

7.2 Description handheld device keys 16

7.3 Description handheld device display 16

7.4 Flat battery signalling

7.5 Concise icons diagram

8 Menu browsing

9 First start-up instructions

9.1 Date and time setting

9.2 Calibration of handheld device probe 18

9.3 User/auto management

9.4 Ambient temperature setting

9.5 Fireplace power setting

9.6 Switching on the product

10 The working phase

10.1 Saving mode

10.2 Air conditioning comfort function 20

10.3 Powerful function

10.4 Ventilation management

11 Description of the menu functions

11.1 Thermostat with timer function 22

11.2 Auger loading function

11.3 Pellet/extraction mix

11.4 Stove status

11.5 Enabling external thermostat

11.6 Language

11.7 Contrast

11.8 FW version

11.9 Anticondensation

12 Duct channels

12.1 Setting single channel

12.2 Setting timer channel

12.3 Display channel status

12.4 Setting double channel

12.5 Setting timer channel

12.6 Display channel status

13 Phases concise diagram

14 Functions concise diagram

15 Signalling concise diagram

16 Anomalies concise diagram

17 Description of alarms

18 Cleaning the appliance

18.1 Cleaning the fireplace

18.2 Cleaning the glass door

18.3 Cleaning the ash pan

19 Wiring diagram

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1 INTRODUCTION

1.3 IMPROPER USE

The product by Nobis was designed and manufactured in compliance with the reference standards for the manufacturing products (EN13240 wood stoves, EN14785 pellet appliances, EN13229 fireplaces/ inserts for wood, EN12815 wood stoves), with high quality materials. The products also comply with the essential requirements of the Directive 2014/35/ EU (Low Voltage) and the Directive 2014/30/EU (Electromagnetic Compatibility). The printing, translation and reproduction, even partial, of this manual is intended as binding by the manufacturer’s authorisation and the content of working logic and explanatory figures is considered not be be disclosed. Always consult the authorised technicians if in doubt and/or confused by operation of the the product. The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to specifications and technical and/or working features of the product at any time without prior warning.

The product must be intended for the use for which it was expressly designed; for any other use, the manufacturer cannot be held in any way liable for damage caused to people, animals or property. Improper use is intended as: · use of the product as an incinerator; · use of the product with fuel other than
wood pellets with a diameter of 6 mm; · use of the product with liquid fuel; · use of the product with the fire door open and/or
glass broken and/or ash pan removed and/or pellet tank open. Any other use of the appliance other than that planned must be authorised in advance in writing by the manufacturer. Furthermore, the manufacturer cannot be held in any way liable for errors in installation, adjustment or maintenance of the product.

1.4 IMPORTANCE OF THE MANUAL

1.1 SYMBOLS

The manual has the purpose of providing essential

The following manual contains symbols which high-

rules for correct installation, use and maintenance of

light the importance of particular descriptions or con-

the product.

cepts;

PRESERVATION: Keep the manual in a place that is

INFORMATION: Compliance with the specifications guarantees correct operation of the product.

easy and quick to find; DETERIORATION OR LOSS: Consult the official site to download the manual;

ATTENTION: Symbol used to identify particularly important information

PRODUCT TRANSFER: In the event of sale between private individuals of the product, the owner is obliged to

DANGER: The presence of this symbol

deliver the product with the following manual.

indicates utmost attention is required, to guarantee 1.5 GENERAL SAFETY WARNINGS

user and product safety.

Non-compliance with the provisions of this manual can

1.2 PLANNED USE

cause damage to people, animals and property. · Installation, testing of the system, functionality

The product in this manual, is a

testing and initial calibration of the

fireplace for domestic heating,

product must only be carried out by

feed by automatic loading and exclusively with wood

qualified and authorised staff.

pellets.

· The product must be connected to a single chimney

flue that guarantees the draught declared by the

The product was designed and manufactured to work in

manufacturer and which complies with the installa-

safety if the following conditions occur:

tion

· installation by specialist staff

standards outlined in the assembly location of the

according to the specific reference standards;

product.

· use within the limits declared on the product

· The premises where the product is installed must be

data sheet and in this manual;

adequately ventilated (air intake).

· compliance with technical procedures described in the

· Do not touch the hot surfaces without adequate

manual;

protective equipment, to avoid burns.

· carrying out routine maintenance within the times

· When in operation, the external surfaces

and methods indicated in this manual;

reach high temperatures.

· prompt execution of extraordinary

· It is forbidden to make changes to the product unless

maintenance if necessary

expressly communicated in writing by the

(malfunctioning);

manufacturer.

· activity and maintenance of safety devices

· In the event of fire in the chimney flue, contact

(do not remove or bypass this devices).

the Fire Brigade immediately.

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· The product can be used by children over 8 years of age and people with reduced physical, sensor or mental capacity, or without experience or the necessary know-how, provided they are supervised, or have received instructions on the safe use of the appliance and have understood the dangers involved. Children must not play with the appliance.
· Cleaning and maintenance intended to be carried out by the user must not be carried out by children without supervision.
· Do not dry washing on the the product.
· Fuel and flammable materials must be kept a necessary distance from the product. Danger of fire.
· The product must be electrically connected to a system equipped with a sufficient ground system.
· In the event of a fault on the switch on system, do not force switch on using flammable materials and consult an authorised technician.
· For the no hermetic product, installation is forbidden in small rooms and bedrooms.
· Installation is forbitten in surroundings with explosive atmospheres.
1.6 LEGAL WARRANTY
The user, to benefit from the legal warranty, must strictly comply with the provisions indicated in this manual. In particular: · always work within the use limitations of the product; · always carry out routine maintenance; · authorise people to use the machine with proven
capacity, attitudes and who are adequately trained for the purpose; · use original spare parts and specifically for the appliance model.
It is also necessary to provide a: · fiscal receipt with the purchase date; · a certificate of compliance issued for installation
by authorised staff.
Non-compliance with the provisions contained in this manual will imply immediate expiry of the warranty on the product and on any spare parts assembled later.
1.7 EXCLUSIONS FROM THE WARRANTY
The warranty excludes all malfunctions and/or damage to the appliance resulting from the following causes: · damage caused by transport and/or movement;

· all parts resulting as being faulty due to negligence or careless use, wrong maintenance, non-conforming installation with that specified by the manufacturer (refer to the installation and use manual supplied with the appliance);
· further damage caused by wrong intervention by the user in an attempt to solve the initial fault;
· aggravated damage caused by further use of the appliance by the user once the defect was noted;
· in the presence of a boiler, any corrosion, scale or breakages caused by stray current, condensate, abrasion or acidity in the water, scale removal treatments carried out improperly, no water, sludge or limescale deposits;
· inefficiency of the chimneys, chimney flues or parts of the system on which the appliance depends;
· damage caused by tampering with the appliance, atmospheric agents, natural disasters, vandalism, electrical discharge, fire, faulty electrical and/or plumbing system.
The following are also excluded from the warranty: · parts subject to normal wear such as gaskets,
glass, coverings and grates in cast iron, painted, chrome-plated or gold- plated parts, handles and electrical cables, lights, switch on resistor, indicator lights, knobs, all parts that can be removed from the fireplace (e.g. refractory, brazier); · colour variations of painted and ceramic parts, as well as the ceramic cracks since they are natural features of the material and use of the product; · masonry works; · parts of the system (if present) not supplied by the manufacturer; Any technical intervention on the product to eliminate the aforementioned defects or resulting damage should therefore be agreed with the Technical Support Centre, which reserves the right to access or refuse the relevant job and in any case they will not be carried out under warranty, but rather Technical Support will provide the possible conditions to specifically agree upon and according to rates in force for the works to carry out. The user will also be responsible for the expenses which will be necessary to resolve any wrong technical intervention, tampering or however damaging factors for the appliance not attributable to the original defects. Notwithstanding the restrictions imposed by legislation and regulations, every warranty to contain atmospheric and acoustic pollution is also excluded.

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1.8 SPARE PARTS

Only use original spare parts. Do not wait for the components to wear from use before replacing them. This measure promotes prevention of accidents caused by people, animals or property in the event of product malfunctioning caused by faults. You are advised to contact authorised staff to replace spare parts, worn parts and for extraordinary maintenance of the the product.

1.9 IDENTIFICATION PLATE
The plate placed on the back of the product outlines all the characteristic data of the appliance, including the manufacturer’s data, the serial number and the CE marking.
1.10 PRODUCT DISPOSAL
Demolition and disposal of the product is the exclusive responsibility of the owner, who should do so in compliance with legislation in force in his country on safety matters, with respect of and safeguarding the environment. At the end of its useful life, the product must not be disposed of as urban waste. It can be delivered to specific differentiated waste collection centres made available by municipal administrations, or dealers who provide this service. Disposal of the product as differentiated waste means possible negative consequences for the environment and health are avoided, deriving from inadequate disposal. Furthermore, it allows recovery of materials composing the product to obtain important savings in energy and resources.

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PELLETS
Wood pellets are fuel made of pressed sawdust, often recovered from carpentry processing waste. The material used cannot contain any foreign substance such as glue, varnish or synthetic substances. Sawdust, after drying and cleaning of impurities, it is pressed using a matrix: due to the high pressure, the sawdust heats activating the natural binders in the wood; by doing so, the pellet maintains its shape even without adding artificial substances. The density of wood pellets varies based on the type of wood and can exceed 1.5 – 2 times that of natural wood. The cylinders have a diameter of 6mm and a variable length of 10 to 40mm. Their density is equal to approx. 650 kg/m3. Due to the low water content (< 10%), they have a high energy content. The main quality certifications for pellets on the European market today guarantee the fuel is within class A1 in according to ISO 17225-2:2014 (formerly EN 14961). Examples of these certifications are for example ENPlus, DINplus, Ö-Norm M7135, and guarantee they comply in particular with the following characteristics: · heating power: 4.6 ÷ 5.3 kWh/kg; · water content: 10% of weight; · percentage of ash: max 1.2% of weight
(A1 under 0.7%); · diameter: 6±1/8±1 mm; · length: 3÷40 mm; · content: 100% untreated wood without
any additional binder substances (percentage of bark max 5%); · packaging: in sacks made from eco-compatible or bio-degradable.

1.11 HERMETIC PRODUCT
The products manufactured with a perfectly hermetic structure do not consume oxygen in the environment, since they take all the air from outside the home (if correctly installed) and can therefore be positioned inside all homes with a high level of insulation, such as “passive houses” or “with high energy efficiency”. Thanks to this technology, there is no risk of smoke emissions in the environment and no ventilation grates are necessary. As a result, no cold air flows are created in the environment making it less comfortable and reducing the overall efficiency of the system. Hermetic products can also be installed in the presence of forced ventilation or in premises which can go into negative pressure compared to outside.

The manufacturer recommends, for its products, use of class A1 certified fuel according to the standard En ISO 17225-2:2014, or certified DIN PLUS (more restrictive than class A1) or O-NORM M7135.
Pellets must be kept in a dry environment which is not excessively cold. You are also advised to keep some bags of pellets where the product is installed and operating, to dry them of any humidity present. Non-compliance with this aspect reduces the thermal power of the fuel and means greater maintenance must be done on the product.

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3 INSTALLATION

The air intake is not necessary for installation of the hermetic appliances that take air

All local and national legislation and European

directly from outside. Check and

standards must be met when installing and using the

comply with the ventilation requirements for simul-

the product.

taneous operations with other combustion devices

The assembly position must be chosen based on the environment, the discharge and the chim-

and in the presence of forced ventilation systems or hoods (refer to section 6.4 of UNI 10683).

ney flue. Check, with your local authority, if there are

more restrictive provisions regarding the oxidising air

intake, the smoke discharge system including the

chimney flue and chimney pot.

3.2 SMOKE CHANNEL AND FITTINGS

The manufacturer cannot be held in any way liable in the event of installation non-compliant with legislation in force, of incorrect premises air exchange or electrical connection non-conforming with standards and/or inappropriate use of the appliance. Installation must be carried out by a qualified technician, who will issue the purchaser with a Declaration of Conformity for the system and will assume complete responsibility for final installation and resulting good operation of the product. In particular, he should ascertain: · there is an adequate oxidising air intake and good
smoke discharge compliant with the type of product installed; · other stoves or devices installed do not cause
negative pressure in the room where the product is installed (only for hermetic appliances, a maximum of 15 Pa depression in the surroundings is permitted); · when the product is on, there is no smoke back draught in the surroundings; · smoke evacuation is implement in total
safety (dimensioning, smoke seal, distances from flammable materials..). Once the position is decided where to install the product, you need to pay attention: · if the floor is made of combustible material, you should use protection in suitable material (steel, glass…) which also protects the front part from any falling burning fuel during cleaning operations: · that the floor guarantees adequate load capacity. if the existing building does not meet this requirement, you should take appropriate measures (for example a load distribution plate).

The term smoke channel indicates the piping connecting the appliance to combustion with the chimney flue. For heat generating appliances with an electric fan to expel the smoke, the following installation instructions must be followed, provided by the manufacturer concerning the maximum length and number of curves the smoke channels can have. If no indications are given for maximum values or deriving from preliminary calculations according to UNI EN 13384-1, the following provisions must be applied: · comply with the product standard EN1856-2; · the horizontal sections must have a minimum slope
of 3% upwards; · the length of the horizontal section must be
minimal and its projection on plan must not exceed 4 metres; · the number of changes of direction including
introduction in the chimney flue and excluding that by effect of using a “T” element in the appliances with rear smoke output, must not exceed 3; · the changes of direction must not have an angle over 90°(45° curve recommended); · the section must have a constant diameter equal to the output of the fireplace up to the fitting in the chimney flue; · it is forbidden to use flexible metal and fibre cement piping, furthermore the piping must guarantee pressurised sealing; · the smoke channels must not cross premises in which installation is forbidden of combustion appliances; · Use watertight piping with silicone gaskets. In any case, the smoke channels must be

sealed by combustion and condensate

3.1 AIR INTAKE

products, as well as insulated if passing inside the installation premises.

The installation premises of non-hermetic appliances

Assembly is not permitted of draught manual adjust-

must be sufficiently ventilated with specific openings,

ment devices on forced draught appliances.

with particular attention on the

position (they must NEVER be blocked), which consent

air reintegration in the environment. The air must be taken directly from outside (not from other rooms, garage, etc.) and must have a net useful section equal or higher than 80

You need to install a first vertical smoke channel section of at least 1 metre to guarantee correct smoke
ejection.

cm2 pellet burning stoves and thermostoves (EN 14785)

and 100 cm2 for boilers (EN 303-5).

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3.3 CHIMNEY FLUE

3.5 HERMETIC PRODUCT INSTALLATION

When installing the chimney flue, the following provisions must be applied. · comply with the product standard EN 1856-1; · it must be installed using materials suitable to
guarantee resistance to normal mechanical and chemical stress, and have a correct insulation, to avoid the formation of condensate, therefore it must be hermetically insulated; · have a mainly vertical state and not be choked along its length; · be correctly spaced using air cavities and insulated from flammable materials, · the changes in direction must be at most 2 and with an angle not exceeding 45°; · the chimney flue inside the home must however be insulated and can be inserted in a cavity provided it complies with the relevant piping standards; · the smoke channel should be connected to the chimney flue using a “T” joint with an inspectionable collection chamber for collection of fuel residue and, in particular, for condensate collection.
It is not possible to connect the appliance to a chimney flue shared with other combustion appliances or in the presence of hood exhausts.
It is forbidden to use direct wall discharge or towards closed spaces or any other form of discharge not planned by legislation in force in the country of installation (In Italy, only roof discharge is permitted)

In the event of installation of a hermetic product, you can execute one of the following types of connection with the piping:
· smoke discharge (1) and recovery of oxidising air directly from outside (2)

· smoke discharge (1) and oxidising air channelling (2) taking advantage of its coaxial discharge

to expel the smoke and pick

the air; therefore, installation is not necessary

of a grate to recirculate the air

inside the premises where the

the product.

You are advised to check the safe distances which must be complied with in the presence of combustible materials and the type of insulating material to use (data available directly on the chimney flue plate)

3.4 CHIMNEY STACK

The standard UNI 10683 states the stack must meet

the following characteristics:

· the smoke outlet section must be at least

double the inner section of the chimney;

· shaped to prevent

water or snow penetration;

· be built in such a way that wind

cannot affect the smoke outlet

(wind-proof cap);

· the opening measurement, which is measured

between the lower coverage protective layer

and the lower point of the

smoke outlet section into the atmosphere, must be

outside the back draught area;

· Be built far from antennas or

satellite dishes and must never be used as a

support.

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2 For coaxial installation or air sampling directly from the outside, it is recommended not to exceed 2.5 / 3 linear meters in order to ensure correct oxygen supply to combustion.

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3.6 EXAMPLES OF CORRECT INSTALLATION

installation of the product (A) necessary for the hori-
zontal section for connection to an existing chimney flue. Based on a slope of 3-5%, to reduce ash deposit in the horizontal pipe section which must not be over 3m (1). The existing chimney flue must be inspectionable (2).

Installation of the product (B) requires an insulated

chimney flue (3) with an internal diameter of no less than 100mm, since all the smoke piping was assem-
bled outside the home.

Installation of the product (C) requires a single wall

chimney flue (4) for the section inside the home. Relating to the part placed in the attic, you are ad-
vised to install a chimney flue Ø120mm, with perforation for passage of the piping, extended to:
· minimum 100mm around the pipe if in contact with inflammable parts such as cement, bricks, etc.;
· minimum 300mm around the pipe (or as described in the plate data) if in contact with
flammable parts such as wood etc. In both cases, insert adequate insulation (5) be-
tween the chimney flue and the attic. You are advised to check and comply with the
plate data of the chimney flue, in particular the safe distances from combustible materials.
The previous rules also apply for holes made on
walls.

On the lower part of the chimney flue, for all 3 installations, a “T” fitting (6) was assembled with an inspection plug (7), as well as on the inlet of the
chimney flue.

The upper part of the chimney flue, for all 3 installations, has a wind-proof chimney pot (8) assembled.

In the home, for all 3 installations, a grate is planned

to guarantee correct oxygenation of the premises

where the product is positioned.

Grate not necessary if appliance is hermetically

sealed.

It is not recommended to install a 90° curve as an in-

itial section which would quickly cause ash to block

smoke passage, causing draught problems

in the appliance.

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In the event of particular atmospheric conditions and/or hostile draught conditions, the product can overcome these situations provided due installation measures are in place, for example a wind-proof chimney pot.

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3.7 DOCUMENTATION TO ISSUE
When installation is concluded, the installation technician must deliver to the user: · the use and maintenance booklet of the appliance supplied by the manufacturer; · the technical documentation of the accessories
used and subject to maintenance; · the documentation relevant to the evacuation
system of combustion products; · The system booklet (where planned); · the documentation certifying installation;

To remove the appliance from the pallet, you can remove the two screws placed under the pallet (13 hex key) to release the appliance from the wooden base. Position the equipment and proceed with its connection to the

chimney flue. Find,

The useful documentation for installation liability
must include:
· a detailed description (also including photographs) of the presence of other heat generators;
· Declaration of Conformity of the system to standard (M.D. 37/08);

using the 4 adjustment feet, the right level so that smoke discharge and the pipe are connected correctly.

· general description, or diagram or

photographic documentation of the changes made to the system, if intervention was necessary

3.9

INSTALLATION WARM AIR DUCTING KIT

during installation;
· Use of certified material with the CE mark (305/2011);
· possible instructions relating to the warranty;

Remove the cast iron cover from the stove, disassemble the right side (front view) and remove the ducting kit from the packaging.

· the date and signature of the installation technician;

CONNECT CANALIZATION TO STOVE Remove the right rear side and Remove the pre- dril-

led blank from the sheet metal with the assistance of

NOBIS SRL cannot be held in any way liable in the

a suitable tool (e.g. pry with screwdriver).

event of non-compliance with the installation and

start-up standards of its products.

The installation of the ducting, without removing the

pre-drilled hole blank, will result in NO heat being

emitted from the ducting.

3.8 UNPACKING THE PRODUCT
Packaging is composed of boxes in recyclable cardboard according to the RESY standards and wooden pallets. All packaging materials can be re-used for similar use or, if necessary, disposed of as urban waste, in compliance with legislation in force. Remove the strap binding the pallet to the packaging and lift the cardboard; remove the plastic bag around the product, ensuring it is intact. The body must always be moved in a vertical position using trolleys. Pay particular attention so that the door and its glass are protected against mechanical impact which would compromise their integrity. If possible, unpack the product near the area where it will be installed.

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Position the stove canalization adapter by means of the 2 screws 5, present in the kit, and an 8mm hexa-
gonal wrench.

LOWER SIDE MAJOLICA PANEL INSTALLATION Take the lower right side majolica from the packaging and position the plate, with the centering holes, in the pins placed on the base of the product. Bring the majolica to the vertical position and fix the upper part with the screws, previously removed, paying attention to align correctly with the stove door.

In the kit there is a cap with 3 screws of 8 for close the opening that allows disassembly of the hatch for cleaning the cast iron exchanger. The closure improves the heat exchange of the rear ventilation.
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Make the electrical connection of the fan using the CANAL appendix, already present in the original wiring of the product. Live and Neutral can be inverted, unlike the earth connection (yellow / green colored cable) which must be connected to the earth of the fan. Reassemble the product and, once powered, go to USER SETUP> SETTINGS> CANALIZATION and choose the setting SINGLE to take advantage of canalization (see menu dedicated to canalization infollowing pages of the manual).
3.10 COVER MAJOLICA ASSEMBLY
Remove the cast iron cover of the product, remove the black upper side panel with a 8mm hexagonal wrench and open the packaging containing the covering.

ASSEMBLY OF THE UPPER SIDE PANEL Remove the panel, previously disassembled, and insert the pins located in the lower part of the panel, into the holes on the previously fixed majolica casing. Bring the panel into position and fix the upper part with the screws,previously removed, paying attention to align correctly with the stove door.

Remove the pre-drilled blank from the sheet metal with the assistance of a suitable tool.
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Repeat both operations for mounting the opposite side.

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LOWER FRONT MAJOLICA ASSEMBLY Open the door that hides the ash drawer and remove the lower front majolica and 4 screws (M5x12) from the packaging. Position the majolica on the external side of the door (holding it with your hand) and using the 4 screws fix the majolica through the pre-drilled holes.

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When finished, reposition the cast iron top.

ROUND MAJOLICA

ROUND GLASS

3.11 COVER GLASS ASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLY OF THE GLASS SIDE PANEL Remove the panel, previously disassembled, and position the lower part, with the centering holes, in the pins placed on the base of the product. Bring the panel to the vertical position and fix the upper part with the screws, previously removed, paying attention to align correctly with the stove door.

3.12 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

Repeat both operations for mounting the opposite side.

The product power supply cable must only be connected after concluding installation and assembly of the product, it must not be in contact with hot parts and must remain accessible after installation. To carry out electrical connection, proceed as described below: · connect the power supply cable on the back
of the appliance; · connect the cable plug to the
current socket on the wall.

LOWER FRONT GLASS ASSEMBLY Open the door that hides the ash drawer and remove the lower front glass panel and 4 screws (M5x12) from the packaging. Position the panel on the external side of the door (holding it with your hand) and using the 4 screws fix the panel through the pre-drilled holes.

You can connect an outer thermostat with timer to the appliance for its regulation or to switch on and off. For connection and management of the “outer thermostat” function, refer to the specific chapter in the following pages of this manual.

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It is compulsory for the system to be grounded and 5
have a differential switch in compliance with legislation in force. Furthermore, ensure the socket is compatible with the type of plug on the power cable used.

TECHNICAL DATA OF THE PRODUCT
This chapter issues to the end user all the information relating to the technical data of the product, the dimensions, the installation measurements, the minimum distance to comply with from walls and furniture, sofas, etc.

5.1 PRODUCT DATA SHEET

PRODUCT DATA SHEET

EU 2015/1186

4 MAINTENANCE

Brand Model

Nobis

A8V – A8C

A10V – A10C

The maintenance operations, excluding routine cleaning (explained in the relevant paragraph), must be carried out by authorised, technical

Energy efficiency class Direct thermal power (Kw)

A++

7.8

9.5

staff. Remember, before carrying out any maintenance operation, implement the following precautions:

Indirect thermal power (Kw) Energy efficiency index

–

131

130

· all parts of the product must be “cold”; · ensure there is no form whatsoever of
combustion (for example ash still hot);
· use of safety devices as per the directive; · remove the plug from the electrical socket;

Useful efficiency (Nominal power %)

92.1

90.9

Useful efficiency (Reduced power %)

93.2

Comply with the warnings and instructions for installation and periodic maintenance of the instructions manual.

· having terminated maintenance, reset the product paying attention to re- activate all the safety

5.2

TECHNICAL FEATURES

devices.

Model

A8V – A8C ROUND A10V – A10C ROUND

4.1 SMOKE SYSTEM MAINTENANCE

Reduced Nominal Reduced Nominal

The chimney flue must always be cleaned, since deposits of soot or fuel residue reduce the section blocking its draught, compromising good operation of the product and, if in large quantities, can catch fire. It is compulsory to have a qualified chimney sweep clean and check the chimney flue and the stack at least once a year or after prolonged stoppage due to non-use of the appliance. At the end of the control/maintenance, ask for a report to be issued stating the system is safe. Lack of cleaning prejudices safety of the system.

Weight of appliance (kg) Ø air inlet (mm) Ø smoke outlet pipe (mm) Vol. max. heating* (m3) Power introduced (kW) Yield introduced (kW) Yield (%) CO 13% O2 (mg/m3) Tank capacity (kg)

163

192

4.1

8.5

3.8

7.8

93.2

92.1

163

233

4.1

10.4

3.8

9.5

93.2

90.9

4.2 PRODUCT MAINTENANCE
Carry out at least once a year or on each “Service Hours” signalling (signal that appears on screen when the working hours have been exceeded, over which excellent product operation is not guaranteed). In this phase, the authorised technician should: · completely and accurately clean the
smoke pipes; · check the sealing status of all the gaskets; · remove broken pellet residue inside
the pellet tank; · re-assemble all parts of the appliance; · check correct operation and good quality
combustion
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Pellet hourly consumption (kg/h) 0.86

1.76

0.86

2.16

Autonomy (h)

22.1

10.8

22.1

8.8

Absorbed electrical power (W)

315

Electrical power supply (V-Hz)

230-50

Discharge gas flow (g/s)

4.3

5.8

4.3

7.1

Minimum draught (Pa)

Smoke temperature (°C)

101

148

101

168

this value can vary based on the type of energy class of the home and the type of pellet used.

The data outlined are approximate and non-binding and can vary based on the type of pellet used. The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes for the purpose of improving product performance.

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switch B (4A fuse EU configuration). During periods GENERAL TOLERANCES AS PER UNI EN 22768-mK

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–

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TRATTAMENTO SUPERFICIALE (SURFACE TREATMENT)

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CODICE FORNITORE (SUPPLIER CODE)

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– DISEGNATORE
(DESIGNER)

03/04/2020 R.A. CODICE FORNITORE (SUPPLIER CDOADTEA)

CONTR. (CHECKED)
E.B.

PESO Kg. (WEIGHT)
179.68 DISEGNATORE

–

CONTR.

DAPTEASO Kg.

DISEGNATORE

184 CONTR.

PESO Kg.

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reproduced or in any way utilized for the manufacture of the component of

unit herein illustrated and must not be released to other parties without

written consent. Any infringement will be legally pursued.

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in the handheld device compartment, paying ROUND – 8 – SCARICO SUPERIORE

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Via Palazzolo,11 25037

All proprietary rights reserved by NOBIS S.r.l. This drawing shall not be

Pontoglio – BS – Italy

reproduced or in any way utilized for the manufacture of the component of

P.iva e Cod. Fisc. 04222670160

unit herein illustrated and must not be released to other parties without written consent. Any infringement will be legally pursued.

N. DISEGNO (DRWG NR.)
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5.4 FORNITORE (SUPPLIER CODE)

SAFE DISTANCES DATA

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(DATE)

(DESIGNER)

03/04/2020 R.A.

CONTR. (CHECKED)
E.B.

PESO Kg.

(WEIGHT)
179.68

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S 1

REVISIONE (REVISION)
1

CAUTION

Risk of

explosion if battery

ALKALINE

is replaced with

ALKALINE

the wrong type.

The batteries, once exhausted, must be disposed of in the dedicated collection centers. To protect the battery from adverse conditions or misuse, remember to: – keep the command away from heat sources, risk of explosion; – remove the batteries in case of prolonged not use of command, risk of oxidation and liquid leakage;

Floor saving platform

Minimum distance from flammable materials

R Right hand side

150 mm

L Left hand side

150 mm

P Rear

100 mm

F Front

800 mm

Nobis srl declares that the type of “Handheld” radio device complies with Directive 2014/53 / EU. The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following Internet address:
https://www.nobisfire.it/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/DoC-Palmare-Radio- Nobis-1.pdf
The handheld device, after a first short screen with the manufacturer’s logo, lists a series of languages available on the menu.
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Select the language, using the keys

that you 6.2

want to use as the display standard. Press the key OK

to confirm and go to the next screen.

To work correctly, the handheld device requires interfacing with the electronic board inside the product. For this reason, the display shows a first installation message.

CONFIGURATION OF T.EXT THERMOSTAT
If you want to manage the appliance from a different room (in that specific room, the remote handheld device cannot communicate), you can connect an external thermostat to the product, to allow modulation of combustion or, by activating a particular function, allow switch on or off of the product. As in the figure below, connect the terminals of the thermostat to the terminal board on the back of the product (near the emergency panel).

TERMINAL

EXTERNAL THERMOSTAT

If first use of the handheld device, choose YES with

the selection keys

.Press the key OK to confirm

and go to the next screen.

Follow the guide instructions to link via remote the
appliance to the display, as outlined in the figure below.

Following electrical connection, to allow the control unit to recognise the presence of the t.ext, the recognition function must be enabled from the SETTINGS menu (see the “ENABLE EXTERNAL THERMOSTAT” paragraph)

Keep the remote communication key of the electronic board pressed for a few seconds, placed on the rear of the product, to start the unit search procedure.
6.3

By enabling the function that allows external thermostat enabling, on the handheld device reading and management of the ambient temperature are inhibited. The handheld device displays TON if required, TOFF if the temperature set on T.ext is reached.
PELLET LOADING

The yellow, flashing led, under the icon the electronic board is waiting to
receive the handheld device signal.

indicates

Fuel is loaded by inserting pellets from the upper part of the product, opening the door. Ensure the content of the bag of pellets does not fall around the edges of the tank, paying particular attention to centring, during the loading phase. Also avoid the pellet packaging coming in contact with hot surfaces.

Pressing the confirm key OK on the handheld device, the components can communicate with one another. A tick sign on the display, accompanied by an acoustic signal, indicates the remote connection operation has successfully concluded.

Ensure you correctly close the cover of the tank again after loading the pellets. Closure is controlled by an electronic contact (for the models where planned). In the event of non-closure, a sign warns the user to pay attention to tightening, before passing to alarm mode, in the event the warning is ignored.

If the batteries are replaced, you don’t necessarily

have to follow the initialisation procedure of the

handheld device. In this case, when the display

shows the message “FIRST INSTALLATION?”,

select NO and press the confirm OK

key.

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7 DESCRIPTION OF REMOTE CONTROL

Before connection using the emergency cable, re-

Before switching on the appliance, you are advised to read the following chapter carefully relating to

move the batteries from the handheld device from the specific compartment. DANGER OF FIRE

use of the receiver and the handheld device, as well as their related functions.

7.2 DESCRIPTION OF HANDHELD DEVICE KEYS

INFORMATIVE NOTE: · frequency bands and transmitted power used by the equipment as reported in technical documentation: 868.3MHz – 869.85MHz

The handheld device is presented as in the image below:
4

· frequency bands and respective power limits

transmitted applicable to the device (frequencies

and standardized powers): 6dBm ERP

7.1 DESCRIPTION OF RECEIVER

The appliance is equipped with an emergency re-

mote board, placed at the back of it, which allows

basic management of the functions in the event the

handheld device is faulty or not working properly.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1 Serial connection (use by authorised staff ONLY)

1 Increase key (selection key) 2 Decrease key (selection key) 3 ON/OFF or reset from “Sleep” mode key 4 Display 5 MENU access and confirm key 6 Back to previous screen key

2 USB connection (use by authorised staff ONLY)
3 Emergency cable connection 4 GREEN LED – appliance working status 5 YELLOW LED – remote communication in progress 6 RED LED – alarm on 7 BLUE LED – System updating in progress 8 Appliance switch on/off button 9 Receiver handheld device remote combination
button 10 Manual upgrade button
(use by authorised staff ONLY)

In “Sleep” mode, the screen of the handheld device is blacked out, only maintaining enabled, if necessary, the remote communication with the appliance, to reduce battery consumption.
7.3 DESCRIPTION OF THE HANDHELD DEVICE DISPLAY
The handheld device display is as follows:
STAND-BY SCREEN
1

In the event of malfunctioning of the remote com-

munication between the handheld device and the

receiver, or if the batteries are flat, use the emer-

gency cablesupplied, to restore communication

between the remote devices.

EMERGENCY CABLE CONNECTION
3

2 After 20 seconds of inactivity, the display on the handheld device blacks out and passes to “SLEEP” mode, maintaining the remote connection with the appliance. The display re-enables only by pressing the key.
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1 Icon indicating the status of the appliance (see “Concise icons diagram”).

7.5 ICONS CONCISE DIAGRAM

2 Indicates the work power set. Furthermore, by

pressing the scroll key , it allows the power setting

to be displayed, which can be edited using the two

scroll keys

Confirmation of each variation takes place

automatically within 3 seconds of editing the data,

or by pressing the confirm OK key. An acoustic signal

confirms the change

was made.

MEANING

SWITCH ON

WORK
WORK WITHOUT TEMPERATURE CONTROL
SAVING

3 Displays the ambient temperature detected by the handheld device. Furthermore, pressing the scroll key

allows display of the temperature setting, which

can be edited using the two scroll keys

Confirmation of each variation takes place

automatically within 3 seconds of editing the data,

or by pressing the confirm key OK . An acoustic signal

confirms the change

was made.

AUTO WORK (see specific paragraph)
POWERFUL WORK (see specific paragraph)
OPTIMISED WORK (see specific paragraph)
BRAZIER CLEANING (where present)
CLEANER ON (cleaning to empty brazier)
AIR CON. COMFORT ON

RESTART FROM AIR CON. COMFORT

7.4 FLAT BATTERIES SIGNAL
If batteries are flat, the display presents a symbol which indicates their limit status, however maintaining the functions enabled of the handheld device.

FINAL CLEANING
OFF
SIGNAL WARNING (see specific paragraph)
FLAME TEMPERATURE OVER LIMIT

EXCESS PELLET LOADING

As soon as the level of the batteries does not allow any remote communication, the handheld device displays, on the full screen, the image of the flat battery, blocking all the functions connected to it until the batteries are replaced.

PRESSURE SENSOR FAULT
FLAM READING PROBE FAULTY
HANDHELD BATTERIES ALMOST FLAT REACHED LIMIT
SERVICE HOURS

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8 MENU BROWSING

9 FIRST START-UP INSTRUCTIONS

To access the menu, press the key OK on the standby screen to display the selection items, as in the figure.

This chapter highlights a series of operations to carry
out during the first start-up phase of the appliance.

9.1 DATE AND TIME SETTING
The procedure follows to set the date and time, useful for the thermostat with timer function, on the models of the manufacturer’s range.

Scroll the menu items using the keys Confirm the selection with the key OK To return to the previous item, key A practical example follows of how to execute navigation using all the selection keys.

OPERATING PROCEDURE:
MENU >> SET USER >> SETTINGS >> TIME – DATE
Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to SET USER with the key Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to SETTINGS with the key Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to TIME-DATE with the key On the TIME – DATE menu item, key OK The screen appears to adjust the time and calendar as in the figure below.

Edit the data highlighted using the keys

Confirm the data changed using the key OK

Repeat the operation to complete the settings.

During editing, remember that:

· to return to the previous data, without saving

the last data changed, press the key

· if you intend changing a single datum, having ter-

minated the change, press the key OK multiple times

until you exit the function described in the paragraph.

To return to the STAND-BY screen, use the key , repeating the operation multiple times.

9.2 AMBIENT PROBE CALIBRATION (HANDHELD DEVICE)

The procedure follows to calibrate the handheld de-

vice probe, if the value should differ from reading

a reference sample thermostat.

OPERATING PROCEDURE:

MENU >> SET USER >> SETTINGS >> CAL. AMB.P.
Access the menu by pressing key OK

Scroll the items to SET USER with the key

Access the menu by pressing key OK

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Scroll the items to SETTINGS with the key

Access the menu by pressing key OK

Scroll the items to CAL. P.AMBIENT, key

On the CAL. P.AMBIENT menu item, key OK

The screen appears to adjust the ambient probe, as

in the figure below.

9.4

This setting inhibits manual management of the optional fan, with the exception of the fan setting on OFF. In this case, the appliance autonomously only manages power to the fireplace. Ventilation remains disabled.
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE SETTING

The ambient temperature defines the temperature you want to obtain in the premises where the prod-
uct is installed.

From the STAND-BY screen, key to select the

Edit the data highlighted using the keys

value;

Example: Reference thermostat displays 21°C and

The values vary from 7°C to MAN (with the MAN val-

handheld device displays 19°C.

ue it is intended that, once set, the appliance NEVER

Set +2 for the handheld device to display the value

goes to power save).

21°C.

Edit the value with the keys

Confirm the data changed using the key OK

Confirm the new setting with the key OK or wait 3

To return to the STAND-BY screen, use the

seconds for auto-confirm.

key , repeating the operation multiple times.

9.5 FIREPLACE POWER SETTING

9.3 USER / AUTO MANAGEMENT
The logic, relating to this type of management, is as follows:

USER:

the user reserves the right to set the ambient temperature he or she
wants and the power to the fireplace useful to reach this temperature.

The fireplace power defines the quantity of heat produced by the appliance, this implies a different fuel consumption. Basically, it is used to speed up the useful time to reach the ideal temperature, set for the premises where the product is installed.
From the STAND-BY screen, key to select the power;

AUTO:

the user simply sets

the ambient temperature he or she

wants for best comfort, the appliance

manages the power to the fireplace and

ventilation (if present and enabled)

autonomously.

9.6

The values vary from 1 to 7; Edit the value with the keys Confirm the new setting with the key OK or wait 3 seconds for auto-confirm.
SWITCHING ON/OFF THE PRODUCT

OPERATING PROCEDURE:
MENU >> ENABLE AUTO
Access the menu by pressing key OK

To switch on the product, prolonged press the key until the following screen appears,
followed by an acoustic signal.

The first item on the menu, ENABLE AUTO.

Tick using the key OK if you intend managing the appliance in AUTO mode 1 .

Do not tick if you want to work in USER mode 2 .

This screen remains on for the following machine statuses;
SWITCH ON · Initial phase of pellet loading; WAITING FLAME · Flame development waiting
phase; FLAME PHASE · Stabilisation phase of flame and
oxidiser inside the brazier;
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The appearance is highlighted of the “flame” symbol with the writing ON, without displaying the work power. Prolonged pressing of the key accompanied by acoustic signalling causes switching off of the product, as well as resetting of any alarms.

Screen in SAVING mode:

10.2 AIR CON. COMFORT FUNCTION

For models with an automatic cleaner, during the switch on phase, the product activates a brazier cleaning phase before passing to SWITCH ON. In the event of FAILED IGNITION, after pressing the button, a POP UP signals the need to suck the pellet from the brazier before turning the appliance back on, thus avoiding discharge of unburned pellets into the ash drawer.

As described in the “saving mode” paragraph, the appliance has the objective of meeting the comfortable heating requirements of the user. The function which can be enabled, linked to his mode, also ensures, if the home has a good energy class, a fuel saving through intelligent switch off of the product (reaching or required of the desired setting). The procedure follows to enable the function, the change of values with relevant meaning, a practical example of setting.

Always vacuum the brazier using an ash cleaner, risk of fire.
During first start-up of the product, unpleasant odours may occur or smoke caused by evaporation or drying of certain materials used. This phenomena disappears after some hours of use. During this period, you are advised to keep the premises well ventilated.

OPERATING PROCEDURE:
MENU >> SET USER >> AIR CON. COMFORT
Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to SET USER with the key Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to AIR CON. COMFORT, key

10 THE WORKING PHASE
The products in the range include a working phase with 7 operating power levels. The behaviour of the appliance is described below once the setting, if set, is reached of the ambient temperature.

On the AIR CON. COMFORT menu item, key OK
The screen appears with activation of the function and adjustment of the setting parameters, as in the figure.

10.1 SAVING MODE
During the work phase, the appliance works with the objective of reaching the ambient temperature set; when this condition is met, power is reduced to SAVING mode, the phase in which fuel consumption is minimal. At this point, you must execute a series of precisions to benefit the AUTO function, to pass to saving and/ or return to fully operational mode: · Ventilation, if present and enabled, works in
different operational modes based on the existing discrepancy between the setting and the temperature in the premises. · The appliance gradually increases the
power to the fireplace, as soon as the temperature in the premises goes under the required setting (optimisation of combustion and acoustic comfort).
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Enable/disable the function with the key OK to display the addition or bypassing of the tick and: · Return to SETUSER with the key .
OR
· Pass, using the key , to the choice of time in saving mode, before the function switches off the product.
Edit the value with the keys
Confirm the data with the key OK and go to temperature setting, under which the product must switch on.

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Edit the value with the keys

10.3 POWERFUL FUNCTION

Confirm the data changed using the key OK and return to the SET USER screen. In saving mode, when changing the time and restart degrees, remember that: · to return to the previous data, without saving
the last data changed, press the key · if you intend changing a single datum, having ter
minated the change, press the key OK multiple times until you exit the function described in the paragraph. To return to the STAND-BY screen, use the key , repeating the operation multiple times.
STATUS SCREEN. To recognise switch off of the appliance in AIR CON. COMFORT condition, the screen 1 must be displayed.

To recognise the appliance is about to switch on in the AIR CON. COMFORT condition, the screen 2 must be displayed.

The function described in the paragraph, once activated, allows heating of the ambient, taking advantage of the maximum speed of the fan. The scope is to supply the maximum heat to the detriment of a minor acoustic comfort. In this respect, the possibility exists of adjusting the time slot for operation of the POWERFUL function.
With the POWERFUL function enabled and ventilation disabled (for models that include the optional ventilation), the fan activates autonomously at maximum speed for the activity time of the function.
The logic, relating to this type of management, is as follows:

USER:

the user reserves the right to set the ambient temperature he or she
wants and the power to the fireplace useful to reach this temperature.

POWERFUL: the end user manually activates the function or using the settable
time slot. The appliance is released from the power set, also forcing ventilation at the maximum speed, for 5 minutes or up to when the setting is reached, or if the time slot or the user disables the function.

PRACTICAL EXAMPLE: Ambient setting at 21°C; Saving mode setting at 3 minutes; Restart °C setting at -2°C compared to setting. The appliance switches off as soon as the temperature in the home reaches the value set + 3 minutes in saving mode. The product switches on when a temperature is detected of 18°C (21°C – 2°C – 0.5°C tolerance). You can also activate the function using an external thermostat, taking into consideration that this does not include the hysteresis values.
You are advised to use an external thermostat with its hysteresis value settable up to a maximum of 3°C. Operation of the appliance could start the switch on and off phase many times during the day; this could compromise the duration of switch on resistance.

OPERATING PROCEDURE 1:
MENU >> ENABLE POWERFUL
Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to ENABLE POWERFUL, key Pressing the key OK , the POWERFUL screen appears with the type of setting you want to activate.
Edit the type of activation with the keys OFF – Powerful disabled; ON – Powerful enabled;
TIMER – Powerful enabled with time slot. As previously described, you can set a time slot to enable the function. Below, the operating procedure is displayed to access and edit the data.

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OPERATING PROCEDURE 2:
MENU >> SET USER >> SETTINGS >> POWERFUL
Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to SET USER, key Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to SETTINGS with the key Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to POWERFUL with the key On the POWERFUL menu item, key OK The screen appears with adjustment of the setting parameters, as in the figure below.

10.4 VENTILATION MANAGEMENT (if optional)
The products of the range with optional ventilation, taking advantage of the natural convection system which guarantees a considerable amount of heat in the ambient, in total absence of noise. However, the possibility exists, by accessing the menu outlined below, to enable optional ventilation according to the desired power.

OPERATING PROCEDURE:

MENU >> SET USER >> VENTILATION

Access the menu by pressing key

Scroll the items to SET USER with the key

Access the menu by pressing key

First item in the “VENTILATION” menu, key OK

The screen appears with adjustment of ventilation as in the figure below.

Edit the switch on and switch off times, as well as enabling the days of the week, keys

Edit the ventilation power, keys

0 – ventilation disabled;

1-7 – ventilation setting range;

PS – ventilation follows power to the fireplace

Confirm each data change using the key OK until you exit the SETTINGS screen.

set on the appliance.
If the PS function is not set, the fan is always restricted by the power of

During editing, remember that:

the product.

· to return to the previous data, without saving the last data changed, press the key
· if you intend changing a single datum, having ter minated the change, press the key OK multiple

Confirm with key OK
To return to the STAND-BY screen, use the key , repeating the operation multiple times.

times until you exit the function described in the

paragraph.

11 DESCRIPTION OF THE MENU FUNCTIONS

To return to the STAND-BY screen, use the key , repeating the operation multiple times.

This chapter describes the user menu functions, useful to improve some comfort related aspects of the user

and/or operation of the product.

If the time slot is set with the POWERFUL function, the

data setting in “Enable Powerful” must be “TIMER”. If
the value is set to “ON”, the time slot is inhibited up to 11.1 THERMOSTAT WITH TIMER FUNCTION

its disabling (OFF).

With the Thermostat with timer function, you can:

program for each day of the week automatic switch

on and off of the product, with 4 independent time

The POWERFUL function, if both the time slot and the manual tick are enabled, inhibits AUTO management up to its disabling.

intervals (PROGRAM 1 – 2 – 3 – 4). The steps are outlined below to follow, starting with the STAND-BY screen, to access the relevant menu.

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OPERATING PROCEDURE:
MENU >> SET USER >> THERMOSTAT TIMER
Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to SET USER, key Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to THERMOSTAT TIMER, key

Access the function with the key OK The screen appears with activation of the function and the possibility of selecting 4 TIMED setting programs, as in the figure.
Enable/disable the function with the key OK to display the addition or bypassing of the tick and: · Return to SETUSER with the key .
OR

11.2 AUGER LOADING FUNCTION
The following function is necessary to facilitate the switch on phase of the appliance, after accurate cleaning was conducted of the hopper (pellet container) to remove sawdust which, over time, is created on the base. See the chapter “Routine maintenance of the product”. Also check you have placed pellets in the tank and that the appliance is in the “OFF” or “FINAL CLEANING” status before starting the function. The number expressed in seconds indicates the rotation time of the auger during the loading phase. After this time is up, the auger stops automatically, after which the appliance can switch on.

· Pass, using the key , to the choice of program to set, before accessing with the key OK to change it.
If you want to access 1 of the 4 programs, the screen presented is as follows:

OPERATING PROCEDURE:
MENU >> SET USER >> AUGER LOADING
Access the menu by pressing key OK

Scroll the items to SET USER with the key

Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to AUGER LOADING, key OK

Edit the switch on and switch off times, as well as enabling the days of the week, keys Confirm each data change using the key OK and pass to the second screen of the TIMER program. The screen, in the figure below, displays the possibility of setting the power to the fireplace during activation of the time slot and the temperature you want to obtain in the ambient 1 . Furthermore, you can manage the ventilation speed (if optional) you want to have at a given power 2 .

Access the function by pressing key OK The cleaner activates (for models with automatic cleaning), after which pellet loading is enabled. The display shows the time that passes up to 0, corresponding to loading switch off.
The appliance, at the end of loading, goes to the SET USER screen. After the initial loading phase, a appears POPUP which indicates to suck the pellet from the brazier. This operation does not allow emptying the pellets in the ash drawer when the plate is rotated during ignition.

Edit the values using the keys
Confirm each data change using the key OK until you exit the program.

Always vacuum the brazier using an ash cleaner, risk of fire.

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11.3 EXTRACTION/PELLET MIX
The PELLET-EXTRACTION mix setting allows you to change, with immediate effect, the quantity of pellets loaded in the brazier and the quantity of air inbound of the product, tested and inspected with DIN PLUS certified pellets. If you use other pellets or uncertified pellets, combustion may need to be adjusted. Normally, the change is executed on the EXTRACTION percentage to improve combustion; if oxygen adjustment is not efficient, you may need to also change the percentage of PELLETS falling.
OPERATING PROCEDURE:
MENU >> SET USER >> P/E MIX
Access the menu by pressing key OK

During editing, remember that: · to return to the previous data, without saving
the last data changed, press the key · if you intend changing a single datum, having ter
minated the change, press the key OK multiple times until you exit the function described in the paragraph.
To return to the STAND-BY screen, use the key , repeating the operation multiple times.
The number indicated, for setting change, refers to a percentage change which acts on the default parameters set on the electronic board, this only affects the work phase. These values should be changed in the event of poor combustion, due in many cases to use of pellets different from those used for testing the appliance.

Scroll the items to SET USER, key

11.4 STOVE STATUS

Access the menu by pressing key OK

Scroll the items to P/E MIX with the key OK

Access the function by pressing key

This function allows you to check the most important parameters are working properly on the appliance. Two screens are outlined below which show the list of real data of the product, useful for the support service during the control phases.

Edit the pellet setting with the keys
The values vary from -5: reduction in pellet load in % to +5: increase in pellet load in %
Confirm by pressing the key OK and pass to edit extraction.

OPERATING PROCEDURE:
MENU >> SET USER >> STOVE STATUS
Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to SET USER with the key Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to STOVE STATUS with the key OK Access the function by pressing key OK

Edit the extraction setting, keys
The values vary from -5: reduction in extraction in % to +5: increase in extraction in %
Confirm by pressing the key OK and exit adjustment to return to the SET USER screen.
As for example outlined above, a percentage of -2 PELLET and +3 EXTRACTION was set; this kind of setting results from the fact combustion is lacking oxygen and the pellets are small in size compared to the average 2cm.

Select the type of screen you want to display, with the keys
Access the relevant screen with the key OK

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To return to the SET USER screen. press the key
To return to the STAND-BY screen, use the key , repeating the operation multiple times.

11.6 LANGUAGE
Based on the destination country or the user acquiring the product, this function includes a series of languages to set. The procedure follows to

choose the desired language.

11.5 ENABLE EXTERNAL THERMOSTAT

OPERATING PROCEDURE:

The following paragraph specifies how to enable the function that includes use of the external thermostat

MENU >> SET USER >> SETTINGS >> LANGUAGE

instead of the handheld device, to manage the

Access the menu by pressing key OK

ambient temperature. Re-connecting to the paragraph called “CONFIGURATION OF T.EXT THERMO-

Scroll the items to SET USER with the key

STAT”, the procedure is illustrated below for reading the device by the electronic board.

Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to SETTINGS with the key

OPERATING PROCEDURE:

Access the menu by pressing key OK

MENU >> SET USER >> SETTINGS >> ENABLE T.EXT

Scroll the items to LANGUAGE with the key

Access the menu by pressing key OK

Access the function by pressing key OK

Scroll the items to SET USER with the key

Access the menu by pressing key OK

Scroll the items to SETTINGS with the key

Access the menu by pressing key OK

The first item on the menu, ENABLE T.EXT.
Tick using the key OK if you want to manage the ambient temperature with the external thermostat (not supplied) 1 .

Select the language by pressing the keys Confirm the language with the key OK and display the tick sign.

To return to the STAND-BY screen, use the key , repeating the operation multiple times.

11.7 CONTRAST

To return to the STAND-BY screen, use the key , repeating the operation multiple times.

The procedure follows to improve screen display if the graphic does not show the proposed information clearly. OPERATING PROCEDURE:
MENU >> SET USER >> SETTINGS >> CONTRAST

Access the menu by pressing key OK

The STAND-BY, instead of the ambient temperature detected and settable, displays: · string T ON if the room in which the thermostat is installed has not yet reached the temperature required; 1 · the writing T OFF if in the room the ambient temperature is reached. 2

Scroll the items to SET USER with the key Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to SETTINGS with the key Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to CONTRAST, key On the function item, press with key OK The screen appears to adjust contrast relating to the handheld device graphic, as in the figure.

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Edit the data highlighted using the keys Confirm the data changed using the key OK To return to the STAND-BY screen, use the key , repeating the operation multiple times.
11.8 FIRMWARE VERSION
To view the version of the firmware installed for the appliance model supplied, follow the procedure in this paragraph. This function is useful for the support centre to control availability of the new updates to install on the product, if necessary.
OPERATING PROCEDURE:
MENU >> SET USER >> SETTINGS >> FW VERSION
Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to SET USER with the key Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to SETTINGS with the key Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to FIRMWARE VERSION with the key Access the function by pressing key OK

Scroll the items to SETTINGS with the key Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to ANTICONDENSA with the key Activate / Deactivate function by pressing of the key OK

To return to the STAND-BY screen, use the key , repeating the operation multiple times.

GENERAL INFORMATION NOTE:

When you pass from one screen to another, you display the following screen for a few seconds:

To return to the STAND-BY screen, use the key , repeating the operation multiple times.
11.9 ANTICONDENSATION (exhaust fumes temperature)

This screen indicates the handheld device is trying to communicate with the appliance, a useful operation to recover information to display to the end user. 1 If communication is absent, the writing FIELD followed by a number appears. In this case, simply approach the appliance to re-establish communication. 2

This function ensures that the temperature

of exhaust gases remains higher than condensing

temperature.

The function results in a slight increase of pellet consumption to remedy this condition. The causes of condensation can be related to the installation but above all to the yield of the pellets and its size.

CHANNEL (where planned)
The products of the range equipped with channelling are in two types, single duct channelling or double duct channelling. It can be disabled, manually set or auto-management enabled based on the temperature gradient you want to obtain in the room where channelling is installed.

12.1 SET SINGLE CHANNELLING

OPERATING PROCEDURE::
MENU’ >> SET USER >> SETTINGS >> ANTICONDENSATION
Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to SET USER with the key Access the menu by pressing key OK

In this paragraph, the system is detailed to enable/ disable and set in manual the ventilation speed assigned to channelling. Furthermore, the possibility is set to enable the automatic management function of channelling, linked to setting of the ambient temperature you want to obtain in the room.

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OPERATING PROCEDURE:
MENU >> SET USER >> CHANNELLING
Access the menu by pressing key OK Scroll the items to SET USER with the key Access the menu by pressing key OK First item in the “CHANNELLING” menu, key OK The screen appears with setting of channelling, as in the figure.

Pressing the keys

Press the keys

to enable/disable the to set the

flag if you want to man- temperature of the

age the temperature of zone to channel with

the zone to channel with the help of an optional

the help of the external ambient probe,

thermostat.

provided on request of

(not supplied). Key OK to Nobis s.r.l.

confirm.

(not supplies as standard)

If the flag is enabled for “channelling” temperature management with the external thermostat, it is not possible to change the temperature setting from the handheld device, but rather from the external thermostat.

Confirm with key OK

– SET MANUAL:

allows you to edit the power of channelling, keys:
0 – ventilation disabled; 1-7 – setting range; PS – ventilation follows
power to the fireplace set on the appliance.

If the PS function is not set, the fan is always restricted by the power of the product.

– ENABLE TEMPERATURE CONTROL:

enables modulation of the ventilation once the setting has been reached;

Enable/disable with the key OK

12.2 SET CHANNELLING TIMER
In the THERMOSTAT TIMER menu, for models with channelling, you can set the channelling power (ventilation speed) and the temperature you want to obtain in the room where the ventilation outlet is installed. Having set all the values relating to programmed switch on of the appliance, the following screen appears.
Edit the data highlighted using the keys Confirm the data changed using the key OK Repeat the same operation to set the next parameter; Setting the ambient temperature for channelling, this is only managed if the TEMPERATURE CONTROL function is enabled, previously seen, ENABLE T.EXT in SET SETTING disabled in the CHANNELLING menu.
To return to the STAND-BY screen, use the key OK , confirming all the settings.

— SET SETTING:

allows you to edit the ambient 12.3 DISPLAY CHANNELLING STATUS

temperature setting you want to

To display the channelling status, from the STAND-BY

reach in the channelled ambient.

status, press the key .

The display screen follows:

OR OK

SET CHANNELLED AMBIENT
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TEMP. CHANNELLED AMBIENT SPEED VENTILATION

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In the presence of the POWERFUL function, DISPLAY STATUS, you can also see that channelling is in this mode, as in the figure.

If the PS function is not set, the fan is always restricted by the power of the product.

– ENABLED TEMPERATURE CONTROL:

enables modulation of the ventilation/s once the setting has been reached;

Enable/disable with the key OK

12.4 SET DOUBLE CHANNELLING
In this paragraph, the system is detailed to enable/ disable and set in manual the ventilation speed assigned to channelling. Furthermore, the possibility is set to enable the automatic management function of double channelling, linked to setting of the ambient temperature you want to obtain in the rooms.
OPERATING PROCEDURE:
MENU >> SET USER >> CHANNELLING
Access the menu by pressing key OK
Scroll the items to SET USER with the key
Access the menu by pressing key OK
First item in the “CHANNELLING” menu, key OK
The screen appears with setting of channelling, as in the figure.

Confirm with key

— SET SETTING:

allows you to edit the ambient temperature setting you want to reach in the channelled ambient.

OR OK

Pressing the keys

to Press the keys

enable/disable the flag if set the temperature of

you want to manage the the zone to channel with

temperature of the zone the help of an optional

to channel with the help ambient probe,

of the external thermo- provided on request of

stat.

Nobis s.r.l.(not supplies as

(not supplied). Key OK to standard)

confirm.

Having confirmed setting of the RH channelling, confirm with the key OK and repeat the same sequence of operations for the
LH channelling.

– SET MANUAL:

allows you to edit the power

12.5 SET CHANNELLING TIMER

of channelling, keys:

In the THERMOSTAT TIMER menu, for models with

0 – ventilation disabled;

channelling, you can set the channelling power

1-7 – setting range;

(ventilation

PS – ventilation follows

speed) and the temperature you want to

power to the fireplace

obtain in the room where the ventilation outlets are

set on the appliance.

installed. Having set all the values relating to

Press key OK to confirm setting of

programmed switch on of the appliance, the follow-

the RH fan and pass to set the LH.

ing screen appears.

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Edit the data highlighted using the keys

Confirm the data changed using the key

Repeat the same operation to set the following parameter;

Setting the ambient temperature for channelling, this is only managed if the TEMPERATURE CONTROL function is enabled, previously seen, ENABLE T.EXT in SET SETTING disabled in the CHANNELLING menu.
Having confirmed setting of the RH channelling, confirm with the key OK and repeat the same sequence of operations for the LH channelling.

PHASE

DESCRIPTION

– The phase starts to pre-heat the re sistor and the pellet starts to fall in the brazier.

SWITCH ON WAITING FLAME

– The pellet switches on by taking ad vantage of the heat in the inlet air which passes by the duct of the incandescent resistor.

– Pellet loading restarts and the FLAME PHASE flame develops.

WORK

The appliance has terminated the switch on phase and goes to the working power set.

SAVING

The desired ambient temperature is reached.

Edit the data highlighted using the keys
Confirm the data changed using the key OK
Repeat the same operation to set the following parameter;
To return to the STAND-BY screen, use the key OK , confirming all the settings.

12.6 DISPLAY CHANNELLING STATUS

To display the channelling status, from the STAND-BY status, press the key . The display screen follows:

SET RH CHANNELLED AMBIENT
SET LH CHANNELLED AMBIENT SPEED
LH VENTILATION

TEMP. RH CHANNELLED AMBIENT
SPEED RH VENTILATION
TEMP. LH CHANNELLED AMBIENT

The cleaning phase is enabled of the brazier without movement of the cleaner (periodic function). BRAZIER CLEANING
The brazier cleaning phase is running with the cleaner enabled. The appliance switches off and switches back on autonomously. CLEANER ENABLED

RESTART

Switch on is required after a cooling phase. Having reached this condition, the appliance automatically starts.

FINAL CLEANING

The appliance is in the switch off phase and the cooling phase has not yet terminated.

OFF

The appliance is OFF and all the motors are disabled.

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When the POWERFUL function is enabled, in display status, you can also see that channelling is in this mode, as in the figure below.

PHASE
MAN WORK

DESCRIPTION
Ambient setting in MAN therefore the appliance only works with the power to the fireplace set (never going to saving)

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PHASE

DESCRIPTION

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THERMOSTAT

Management was chosen of the ambient temperature using an external thermostat (not supplied by the manufacturer)

With the AIR CON. COMFORT enabled, the product automatically switches off on reaching the ambient setting set (see relative paraAIR CON. COMFORT graph).

AUTO

The appliance automatically manages the power to the fireplace and ventilation (where present and enabled) to guarantee better comfort (see specific paragraph).

POWERFUL

The appliance works with ventilation at the maximum speed to speed up heating of the environment.
(see relative paragraph)

OPTIMAL FLAME

The appliance optimises combustion by reducing the pellet load, however yield is guaranteed.

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PHASE

DESCRIPTION

ALARM

The appliance is in the alarm status, consult the “ALARMS” chapter to check the type.

PHASE S.PRESSURE FAULT
HOT SMOKE
EXCESS LOAD S.FLAME FAULT

DESCRIPTION
The appliance signals a malfunction of the sensor controlling correct combustion. For safety purposes, while waiting for the technician, the appliance is set to saving mode.
The maximum smoke temperature threshold has been reached; the appliance for a period sets to saving mode with ventilation at maximum power to cool the body.
If the quantity of pellets is high for the power of the machine. In P/E mix, reduce the pellet load working on the % (see specific paragraph)
The appliance signals a malfunction of the probe detecting the flame. For safety purposes, while waiting for technical intervention, the appliance sets to saving mode.

PHASE

DESCRIPTION
The anomaly is presented when the user opens the door or ash pan or pellet door; at this point, pellet loading inside the brazier stops and the electronics emit an acoustic signal. The user, to return to correct operation, must close the doors. If this operation is not carried out, the product signals an alarm.

ANOMALY

The appliance signals an anomaly, without causing it to switch off. See “ANOMALIES CONCISE DIAGRAM”.

Anomaly of the probe controlling the temperature of the discharge smoke, contact the authorised technician to solve the fault.

BATTERY 10%

The handheld device batteries are almost flat.

FLAT BATTERY

The handheld device batteries
are flat. Replace them.

SERVICE HOURS

The threshold for the working hours set has been reached. You are advised to request extraordinary maintenance of the appliance by authorised staff.

The anomalies, differing from alarms, are signals which automatically reset, once the cause that generated them has been eliminated. Furthermore, the signalling does not cause the appliance to switch off, guaranteeing however heating.
Some anomalies, to be resolved, need technical intervention by authorised staff. Despite the appliance continuing to work, the user must ensure the problem is resolved. Negligence causes the product to malfunction.

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Each alarm condition causes the appliance to immediately switch off. Press the switch on key P3 to reset the alarm. Before switching back on the appliance, check signalling is resolved.

ALARM CODE

REASON

01
BLACK OUT
ALARM CODE

No power during the work phase
SOLUTION Press the switch off key and repeat switch on of the appliance If the problem persists, contact the Support Service.
REASON The pellet tank is empty.

02
NO SWITCH ON
ALARM CODE

Calibration of the pellets and suction during the start-up phase inadequate. Ignition resistor faulty or out of position
SOLUTION Check there are pellets in the tank. If necessary, load. If the problem persists, contact the Support Service
REASON The pellet tank is empty.

The gearmotor is not loading pellets

Lack of pellets loading

03
PELLETS FINISHED

SOLUTION
Check there are pellets in the tank. If necessary, load
Empty the tank to check that there are no objects inside it.
Adjust, by increasing the load of pellets, from “P/E MIX”
If the problem persists, contact the Support Service

ALARM CODE

REASON
Combustion in the brazier is not optimal as it is clogged or the inner passages of the appliance are clogged.

04
SMOKE TEMPERATURE

The tangential fan (if present) is not working properly or is damaged.
SOLUTION
Switch the product off and back on again, activating the cleaner; adjust the combustion with the “P/E mix”.

If the problem persists, contact the Support Service

ALARM CODE
05
EXTRACTOR ROTATIONS NOT
RESPECTED

REASON
The rotations of the smoke extractor show a loss of efficiency due to obstruction of the fan or a drop in voltage.
SOLUTION If the problem persists, contact the Support Service

ALARM CODE

REASON

06
FAULTY SMOKE EXTRACTOR

No power supply to the smoke extractor
The smoke extractor is blocked
SOLUTION If the problem persists, contact the Support Service

ALARM CODE
07

REASON
The rotations of the gearmotor present a loss of efficiency due to a drop in voltage.

GEARMOTOR ROTATIONS NOT
RESPECTED PELLET LOADING

SOLUTION
If the problem persists, contact the Support Service

ALARM CODE
08
PELLET LOADING GEARMOTOR FAULT

REASON Gearmotor encoder not working or not connected correctly
No power to gearmotor
SOLUTION If the problem persists, contact the Support Service

ALARM CODE
09
PELLET LOADING AUGER
BLOCKED

REASON Possible foreign body or sawdust preventing correct movement.
SOLUTION
Empty the tank and check for foreign bodies.
If the problem persists, contact the Support Service

ALARM CODE

REASON

10
PELLET LOADING AUGER
POWER SUPPLY DEFECT

No power supply or power supplied by electronic control unit not correct
SOLUTION
If the problem persists, contact the Support Service

ALARM CODE

REASON

The sensor does not detect negative air pressure inbound of the appliance.

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MINIMUM PRESSURE PASCAL

SOLUTION
Check the door and ash pan are closed correctly, check if the air intake tube is obstructed.

If the problem persists, ccontact the Support Service.

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ALARM CODE

REASON
The cleaner has not completed movement and is not found in the correct position or the fire door is not closed correctly.

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BRAZIER CLEANER FAULT

SOLUTION
Check if the door is closed correctly, reset the alarm and wait for the product to go to OFF status. Disconnect and reconnected current, the system re-activates the cleaner, checking the correct position again.

ALARM CODE

If the problem persists, contact the Support Service
REASON The chimney flue is blocked.

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NEGATIVE PRESSURE IN CHIMNEY
FLUE

The sensor reading the negative pressure is not working properly.
SOLUTION
Check the chimney flue is not blocked, contact a chimney sweep to clean it.

If the problem persists, contact the Support Service

ALARM CODE

REASON
You have to manually reset the thermostat connected to the hopper.
Combustion in the brazier is not optimal as the brazier is clogged or the inner passages of the appliance are clogged.

Ventilation, where present and active,

may not be working properly.

SOLUTION

THERMOSTAT MAN-

UAL RESET

Reset the thermostat by pressing the button

on the back of the appliance.

Switch off the product, switch on the system again to activate the cleaner and adjust combustion with the P/E mix.

If the problem persists, contact the Support Service.
MANUAL RESET THERMAL SWITCH POSITION

Unscrew the safety cap and press the thermal switch reset button

MANUAL RESET THERMAL SWITCH

ALARM CODE
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FIRE DOOR/ ASH PAN OPEN

REASON
During the cleaning phase of the product, the door to the fire or the ash pan was not closed properly.
SOLUTION
Check correct closure of the fire door and/ or correct insertion of the ash pan in its compartment.

If the problem persists, contact the Support Service

ALARM CODE
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PELLET TANK DOOR OPEN
ALARM CODE
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FLAME PROBE

REASON During the pellet loading phase of the product, the tank door was not closed properly.
SOLUTION Check the pellet tank door is closed properly. If the problem persists, contact the Support Service
REASON Simultaneous flame probe and smoke probe fault.
SOLUTION Contact Technical Support.

ALARM CODE
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REASON
Combustion in the brazier is not optimal as the brazier is clogged or the inner passages of the appliance are clogged.
The tangential fan (if present) is not working properly or is damaged.

FLAME TEMPERATURE

SOLUTION
Switch the product off and back on again, activating the cleaner; adjust the combustion with the “P/E mix”.
If the problem persists, contact the Support Service.

ALARM CODE
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AUGER TRIAC

REASON Anomaly of an internal component of the electronic board that manages the pellet loading auger.
Possible drops in voltage or wrong voltage input to the device.
SOLUTION
Check power supply voltage.
If the problem persists, contact the Support Service

ALARM CODE
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AUGER PHASE

REASON No connection of cabling that brings power to the auger gearmotor.
SOLUTION If the problem persists, contact the Support Service

CODICE ALLARME

MOTIVAZIONE

Smoke extractor encoder not working or

not connected correctly

RISOLUZIONE

REVOLUTION FAILURE If the problem persists, contact the Support SMOKE ENCODER Service

CODICE ALLARME
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CYCLE LIMIT CLEANING

MOTIVAZIONE
The maximum limit of cleaning cycles allowed during a work phase has been reached prolonged.
RISOLUZIONE
In safety, vacuum the brazier and switch on again.
If the problem persists, contact the Support Service

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18 CLEANING THE APPLIANCE
Product installation must take place in in such a way as to ensure easy access to the appliance itself and to the flue for cleaning and maintenance operations.
Please carefully adhere to the following instructions for correct cleaning of the appliance. Non-compliance could cause its malfunctioning.
Before carrying out any cleaning operation on the appliance, take the following precautions:
· switch off the product and in “OFF” status disconnect the power supply cable;
· ensure all the parts are cold to touch; · ensure the combustion ash is
completely out.
To clean the surfaces, on the painted metal parts, use a cloth soaked in water and soap. Use of abrasive detergents or diluents causes damage to the surface of the product.

Lift the “cold lever”, supplied with the product, to release the door and allow fire door opening, as in the figure below:

18.1 CLEANING THE FIREPLACE
Open the fire door, using the specific tool and: · vacuum the slide bringing the ash to the brazier; · dismantle the flame trap, vacuum the compartment hidden by the flame trap (paying utmost attention not to damage the sensor placed behind the flame trap). · the vermiculite does not require cleaning, in any case if you intend eliminating the soot dust, only use a soft bristle brush.
OPERATING PROCEDURE: Open the fire door using the “cold lever” supplied with the product and Insert the “cold lever” in the specific compartment, as indicated in the figure below:

To extract the flame trap, lift it slightly as in the figure below:

Remove it by bringing the lever towards you with slight movement downwards as in the figure below:
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18.2 CLEANING THE GLASS DOOR
To clean the glass, use a cotton cloth or kitchen paper. You are advised to clean the glass using a damp cloth with water and combustion ash (with an abrasive function), avoiding use of products with additives that could, over time, wear the seals, glass and paint.

With a soft bristle brush, eliminate the combustion particulate, allowing it to fall in the slide beneath.

Do not switch on the appliance if the glass is damaged. Contact the support service to replace it.
OPERATING PROCEDURE: Clean with a cotton cloth as in the figure below:

Vacuum the slide, the hatch and the surface hidden
by the flame trap, paying attention not to knock the vacuum cleaner nozzle off the vermiculite.

18.3 CLEANING THE ASH PAN
Remove the pan from the appliance and remove the ash deposited, using an ash vacuum cleaner; pay utmost attention to the presence of embers that could still be hot and which could damage the appliance used for cleaning.

The cleaning operations depend on the quality of the pellets used and the frequency of use of the product. It can happen that such operations must be carried out more frequently than stated in the manual.

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OPERATING PROCEDURE: Open the door positioned under the fire door, as in the figure below:
Open the ash pan using the handle, as in the figure below:

CLEANING CYCLES TABLE Below, the control and/or maintenance intervention are summarised which are indispensable for correct appliance operation.

PARTS/FREQUENCY

TIME

Ash pan (approx. time)

7 DD

Glass

2-3 DD

Extraction pipe *

1 SE

Door seal/ash pan*
Tube bundle scraper (where present)
Chimney flue

1 SE 7 DD 1 SE

Combustion chamber

2-3 DD

Vacuum pellet tank

30 DD

Electromechanical components*

1 SE

LEGEND: * – operations which can be carried out by a technician authorised by the manufacturer; DD – day/s SE – season

Remove the ash pan and empty it, as in the figure below:

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R/RH
K

LH
R/RH

LEGEND:
PRESSURE SENSOR
STROKE COUNTER MECHANICAL CLEANER TERMINAL BOARD CONNECTION T.EXTERNAL K FLAME PROBE
J SMOKE PROBE
GEARMOTOR BLDC 24V

SMOKE EXTRACTOR
MANUAL RESET THERMAL SWITCH
RESISTOR SWITCH ON
GEARMOTOR MECHANICAL CLEANER
CONTACT DOOR/ ASH PAN (1) PELLET TANK (2) 220V SOCKET WITH ON/OFF SWITCH AND FUSE
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SAFETY VACUUM SWITCH
VENTILATION FRONT
PC CONNECTION (technical support only)
USB CONNECTION (technical support only)
EMERGENCY CABLE HANDHELD DEVICE
APPLIANCE SWITCH ON KEY

REMOTE UNIT SELECTION KEY
UPGRADE FW KEY (technical support only)
VENTILATION REAR OR RH
R/RH
TERMINAL BOARD PROBE OR T.EXT REAR R/RH OR REAR RH
VENTILATION LH REAR LH
TERMINAL BOARD CONNECTION LH PROBE OR T.EXT LH

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INTERVENTION CARRIED OUT

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NOBIS srl
Via Palazzolo N.11 25037 – Pontoglio – BS
www.nobisfire.it
Nobis Srl cannot be held in any way liable for any errors in this manual and considers itself free to change the features of its products without prior warning.
Cod.110-002-0018N_S2

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