Duroflame Abel Manuel utilisateur
20.5
Manual
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Introduction 5
1 Warranty conditions and recommendations 6
Warranty conditions 6
Recommendations for safety 7
Recommendations for operation 8
2 Operation 9
The fuel 9
Operation 10
3 Use 11
The remote control 11
3.1.1 Multifunctional graphic display 11
3.1.2 Up arrow 11
3.1.3 Down arrow 11
3.1.4 Menu/Previous 11
3.1.5 OK/Confirm 11
3.1.6 ON/OFF 11
Multifunctional graphic display 12
4 Installing a stove 13
4.1.1 Precautions 13
4.1.2 Stove location 13
4.1.3 Connection 14
Starting a pellet stove 15
4.2.1 Starting for the first time 15
4.2.2 Switching on the pellet stove 16
4.2.3 Ignition 16
Pellet stove in operation 17
Switching off the pellet stove 17
Settings 18
4.5.1 Language 18
4.5.2 Date and time 18
4.5.3 Weekly programme 18
4.5.4 Loading pellets 18
5 Periodic maintenance 19
General maintenance 19
5.1.1 Cleaning the burn pot and ash pan 19
5.1.2 Cleaning the glass 19
5.1.3 Cleaning of lacquered metal parts 19
5.1.4 Cleaning the combustion chamber 20
5.1.5 Cleaning the pellet container 20
5.1.6 Maintenance schedule 20
Annual maintenance 20
5.2.1 Abel/Abel Large 21
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6 Problems and solutions 22
No pellet supply 22
No ignition 22
Pellet stove gets too hot 23
It gets too hot in the house 23
7 Fault reports and solutions 25
7.1.1 ERROR 1 25
7.1.2 ERROR 5 25
7.1.3 ERROR 6 25
7.1.4 ERROR 8 25
7.1.5 ERROR 9 25
7.1.6 "Service" 25
8 Components 26
Explanation of parts 26
8.1.1 Circuit board 26
8.1.2 Data cable 26
8.1.3 Auger motor 26
8.1.4 Mortar 26
8.1.5 Pressure monitor 26
8.1.6 Maximum thermostat 26
8.1.7 Glow plug 26
8.1.8 Flue gas fan 26
8.1.9 Convection fan 27
8.1.10 Encoder 27
8.1.11 Flue gas temperature sensor 27
8.1.12 Room temperature sensor 27
9 Component test / Reset service message 28
9.1.1 Testing the auger motor 28
9.1.2 Testing flue gas fan 28
9.1.3 Testing convection fans 28
9.1.4 Testing the channelling motor 28
9.1.5 Testing the glow plug 28
10 Resetting the burning hours 29
11 Circuit diagram 30
12 Technical specifications 31
11 Statements of conformity 33
12 Performance statements 35
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Introduction
Dear client,
We would like to thank you for your choice of and confidence in Duroflame pellet
stoves. Duroflame pellet stoves are designed, developed and manufactured in the
Netherlands with the utmost precision and attention. This is to achieve the greatest
possible user enjoyment and to protect the safety of both user and installer.
To enjoy your Duroflame stove as much as possible and to use the stove in the safest
way, we recommend that you read this manual carefully before using the stove.
We also recommend that you keep the manual within easy reach of the stove, so that
it is easily and quickly accessible. In case of loss or damage of the manual you can
request a copy at Duroflame. The manual is also available on our website.
Important matters in this manual are shown with the illustrations below. Pieces of text
will also be printed in bold to draw extra attention to them.
Important symbols:
Please note:
Please read the corresponding section carefully in
connection with this warning symbol. This text contains
information that you should know to ensure the proper and
safe operation of the pellet stove.
Information:
This symbol indicates important information on the proper
functioning of the pellet stove.
Due to the constant improvement of Duroflame products Duroflame reserves the right
to make changes and additions to this manual without prior notice. The (partial)
copying of this manual without the consent of Duroflame is prohibited.
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1 Warranty conditions and recommendations
Warranty conditions
Duroflame guarantees its pellet stoves for 2 years, provided that the guarantee
certificate (invoice) and accompanying documents are present. This guarantee does
not apply to parts subject to normal wear and tear, for example the firebox. The
electrical and electronic components and the fans are guaranteed for 2 years,
with the exception of the glow plug. The guarantee only covers the glow plug if it
can be proven to be defective at the time of purchase. The guarantee does not apply
to parts which become defective due to lack of maintenance and/or the use of poor
quality pellets. The guarantee shall also not apply if damage is caused by
atmospheric influences, natural disasters, electrical surges, fire, faulty (electrical)
installation or maintenance not carried out in accordance with the manufacturer's
instructions.
Duroflame shall ensure that the agreed deliveries are carried out properly and in
accordance with the standards (prevailing in its branch), but shall never give a
more far-reaching guarantee in respect of these deliveries and activities than has
been expressly agreed between the parties.
During the guarantee period, Duroflame guarantees the usual normal quality and
soundness of the delivered product.
If for the goods supplied by Duroflame a guarantee has been issued by the
manufacturer or supplier, that guarantee shall apply equally between the parties.
Duroflame will inform the other party about this.
If the purpose for which the opposing party wishes to treat, process or use the
goods deviates from the normal purpose of these goods, Duroflame only
guarantees that the goods are suitable for this purpose if it has confirmed this in
writing to the other party.
No appeal to the guarantee is possible, as long as the other party has not paid
the price agreed for the goods and/or the fee agreed for the work.
The previous paragraph does not apply to the consumer.
In the event of a justified appeal to the guarantee, Duroflame shall - at its
discretion - take care free of charge of repair or replacement of the goods, of the
correct performance of the work agreed, or of reimbursement or a reduction of
the price agreed. In the event of additional damage, the provisions of the liability
article contained in these general conditions shall apply.
Contrary to the preceding paragraph, the consumer shall have the choice
between repairing or replacing the goods or still properly carrying out the agreed
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work, unless this cannot reasonably be demanded of Duroflame. Instead the
consumer may always dissolve the contract by written declaration or demand a
discount on the agreed price.
We strongly recommend opening the stove door ajar during periods when the
stove is not in use. This will prevent moisture problems in the stove.
Recommendations for safety
Installation, repair and maintenance of the stove may only be carried out by
qualified personnel. Pay particular attention to electrical connections and joints.
Make sure that all electrical connections are properly secured to prevent contact
with the rest of the stove.
All local provisions, including those referring to national and European standards,
must be respected when installing and using the device.
The appliance is not intended for use by children under the age of 8. This unit
may be used by children aged 8 and above and by persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, if
they are supervised or instructed in the safe use of the unit and understand the
hazards involved. Children should not play with the machine. Keep the machine
and the mains cable out of reach of children under the age of 8. Do not allow
children to clean or service the machine unless they are older than 8 years and
are supervised.
After unpacking the product, check it thoroughly and carefully. If the contents of
the package are incomplete or incorrect, please contact the dealer from whom
you purchased the product. Do not leave packaging materials within the reach of
children or persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, for
whom this could present a danger.
All packaging materials can be reused in similar applications or possibly as
waste similar to municipal solid waste, in accordance with regulations.
A broken stove that is beyond repair contains valuable raw materials that can
be reused after processing. Therefore, ask the municipal waste disposal service
for advice on environmentally friendly disposal and processing.
For the correct application and use of the stove, it is important that each user
reads this manual carefully and completely and follows the instructions.
The stove may only be used for the purpose for which it was designed. The
manufacturer cannot be held liable for damage resulting from incorrect use
and/or incorrect application.
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Do not place any objects on the stove and ensure that objects are placed at a
safe distance from the stove. Failure to follow this recommendation can cause a
fire hazard.
The responsibility for incorrect use of the stove lies entirely with the end user and
exempts Duroflame from all liability.
Any modification of the stove and replacement with non-original parts may
endanger the safety of the user and exempts Duroflame from all liability. The use
of these modifications and replacements is forbidden without written permission.
Do not twist or pull electric cables, even if the stove is disconnected from the
mains.
Do not close or reduce ventilation openings. Ventilation openings are necessary
for good combustion and prevent the stove from overheating.
Avoid touching the hot parts of the stove without protective clothing or
accessories.
It is not permitted to operate the stove with an open fire chamber door. This could
lead to the formation of smoke in the room.
The stove is an electrical device, therefore take care with moisture and liquids
around the stove. Before carrying out cleaning and/or maintenance, we
recommend that you switch off the stove, let it run its course and then unplug it
from the mains supply.
The stove must be connected to a circuit breaker and an earthed socket, in
accordance with standards 73/23 EEC & 93/98 EEC.
Improper installation or maintenance may cause damage to persons, animals or
objects. In this case Duroflame disclaims all liability.
The stove must be completely cleaned and serviced after every 1200 hours of
operation or after every year of use.
Recommendations for operation
Use the remote control to switch the stove off in the event of a fault or malfunction.
After the stove has failed to start correctly, unburned pellets must be removed
before a new start-up attempt is made.
Never throw pellets into the burner pot manually.
Never light the stove in any other way than the described start-up procedure.
Install the stove in a suitable room, equipped with ventilation, electricity, a flue
gas outlet and fire fighting equipment.
Do not overheat the room heated by the stove, as this may cause health problems
In case of fire in the flue gas duct, switch off the stove and keep the door closed.
If the stove is placed on a combustible ground, a fireproof plate made of steel or
glass must be placed under the stove.
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2 Operation
The fuel
Duroflame pellet stoves use pellets as fuel. Pellets consist of wood fibres
which are pressed together under very high pressure. After which they, without
additives, take on their solid form. The burning of raw materials other than wood
pellets in Duroflame pellet stoves is not permitted, not even for lighting the stove.
If this is done, the warranty lapses and safety is compromised.
It is important that the composition of the pellets is of good quality. The quality of the
pellets influences the combustion and the pollution of the stove.
Characteristics of good pellets are:
Diameter: 6-7 mm
Length: 30 mm
Hard pressed
Free of additives, adhesives and resin
Calorific value of 20.244 kJ/kg
Moisture content of 7%
Good pellets prevent the following problems:
Poor combustion
Blockage of the burn pot
Blockage of flues
A quickly soiled window
Lots of ash and unburnt pellets
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Please note: damp pellets can cause poor combustion and therefore the above-
mentioned problems. Store your pellets in a dry place at least one metre away
from the stove. We recommend that you choose your pellets carefully. The use of bad
pellets can cause damage to your pellet stove, thus rendering the manufacturer's
guarantee and liability void.
Operation
Basically, a pellet stove works as follows: The pellet stove has a built-in pellet
container. From this hopper the pellets are transported to the burner pot via an auger.
A glow plug ignites the pellets in the firepot. The air required for combustion is forced
past the burner pot by the flue gas fan. The flue gases produced during combustion
are removed by the flue gas fan.
The pellet stove can create a warm air flow in the room in two ways, depending
on the model. One way is by means of a room fan in the stove and the other way
is by means of natural convection. As these air flows also prevent the stove from
overheating, it is very important that the applied air flow works and is not
blocked.
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