Wittus MCZ Guide d'installation

MCZ Pellet Stoves

Technical Training

Technical Training Topics

Installation

First Lighting

Comfort Air® Remote Control

Black LCD Panel

Active System Operating Parameters

Emergency Panel

Black LCD Panel Navigation

Alarms

Trouble Shooting

Re-Coding the Motherboard

Scheduled Maintenance

Cleaning Tips

End of the Season

Installation Basics

Venting 3” venting – over 20’ 4” is recommended.

We suggest 5’ of vertical pipe at a minimum to

insure draft in case of power outage.

Surge Protection Plug the stove power cord into a good quality surge

protector. The stoves are well fused including

2 - 3.15 amp fuses in the power inlet box on the

back of the stove.

Make Up Air In sleeping rooms or in manufactured homes outside

air is required. Outside air or make up air may be

needed in any tight building to insure proper

combustion.

Air Filter The air filter that is supplied with the stove must be

installed. If the stove is connected to outside air the

filter should be installed at the end of the intake. It is

important to keep this filter clean.

First Lighting

Set the Date & Time

Instructions for setting up the date, time, & programming on the black panel or remote are included in the

stove manual. A simplified version in provided in the Quick Start Guide (available at wittus.com).

Priming the burn pot

Place 1 handful of pellets in the burn pot for the initial firing. This allows time for the auger to prime and

maintain combustion. If the stove goes into Alarm 01 (failure to ignite) you must reset the stove and try

again. Too much fuel in the burn pot can also be a problem.

Start Up Phase

In the start up phase the stove will run at power level 3 with the fan speed at level 3. Adjustments to the

power or fan speed can not be made in the start up phase which can take between 10 to 15 minutes.

When the stove starts automatically in thermostat or program mode the fan speed goes to its previous

setting after the start up phase.

Curing the paint

As with most pellet stoves, it will take several hours to cure the paint. The paint on the stove will be soft

until cured. To avoid finger prints do not touch the stove until the paint has had a chance to fully cure. It is

advisable to ventilate the room.

Alarms

An alarm indicates a problem with the stove or flue system. An alarm will make a beeping sound for 10

minutes and stop. After that the Alarm code will appear on the control panel. Most alarms will shut off

the stove. If an alarm is triggered the control panel must be re-set by switching the stove off for 10

seconds. Otherwise the stove will not run.

Comfort Air® Remote Control

ON/OFF button

By pressing this button in combination

with the MENU button (at right)

you can set or adjust the internal clock

Button to select operating mode:

MANUAL – AUTOMATIC – ECO-STOP

Hold for 5 seconds with stove off to swtich from

Celsius to Farenheight

Button for scrolling up or down to adjust

flame power, fan, temperature and to

set the SLEEP and the PROGRAM MODES

MENU button

Lets you access the setting menus to adjust the

flame, fan, SLEEP and TIMER

Black LCD Panel

The LCD control panel on the

Star and Ego is the control and

data center for the stove.

The panel will display the current

status of the stove. i.e. Start-up or

Auto

The Thermostat remote control is

not included on the stoves that

have the LED control panel but a

small IR remote is available as an

option.

This remote adjusts the fan and

fire only.

EMERGENCY PANEL

The Emergency Panel on the Comfort Air stoves and

the Black Panel on the Ego & Star are a window into

the detailed functioning of the stoves. We will start by

going over the Emergency Panel as the Black Panel is

similar but easier.

Some functions of the panel:

View the current operating status of individual

components

Adjust the feed rate

De-activate and Re-activate the air flow sensor

See prompts for maintenance or service

View operating hours of the stove

Re-sinc a Remote Control Handset

Set up a new Motherboard

EMERGENCY PANEL

LEDS

Flashing green = Stove starting up

Steady green = Stove on

Flashing red = Stove shutting down or in alarm condition.

Steady red = Stove off

ON-REMOTE-OFF SELECTOR

ON = The stove turns on WITHOUT the remote control.

REMOTE = The stove is integrally controlled by the REMOTE

CONTROL

OFF = The stove turns off WITHOUT the aid of the remote

control. Also turn the selector to OFF to cancel an Alarm code.

MAX-MED-MIN SELECTOR

This selector sets the power of the flame when the stove is used

without the remote control.

•The minimum power corresponds to speed 1 (P-1)

•The medium power corresponds to speed 3 (P-3)

•The maximum power corresponds to speed 5 (P-5)

•The Distribution fan speed will be equal to the flame setting.

With the TEST button it is very easy to read the total operating

hours of the stove, air flow, and flue temperature.

PRESS ONCE

With the switch at MIN to view the number of hours the

stove has been in operation:

000-145=145 operating hours

001-145=1145 hours

With the switch at MED you can read the RPM of the

combustion blower and the litre/minute of fresh air that is

passing through the air sensor:

195 = 195 L/min entering the stove

230 = 2300 rpm of the Comb. Blower

With the switch at MAX to view the temperature reading of

the flue temperature sensor:

132 = 132°C

EMERGENCY PANEL DETAILS

Operating Parameters

The ACTIVE SYSTEM stoves are controlled by operating parameters that determine the

product's response in the various conditions.

ACTIVE SYSTEM PARAMETERS CAN NOT BE CHANGED but knowing what they are can be very

useful to assess whether or not the stove is operating correctly.

The most important information to pay attention to, is the air flow - the liters/minute read by the air flow

sensor and the RPM’s of the combustion fan.

The speed of the combustion fan changes continuously in order to keep the air flow as close as possible to

the set parameters.

The combustion fan has its own reference value. To determine whether the stove is working correctly or if an

anomaly has occurred you check the current RPM’s against the reference value given in the service manual.

Example: At power 3, in a EGO stove, the flow sensor needs 160 L/min as minimum intake, the combustion

blower will adjust to guarantee this amount of incoming air.

–In this case the combustion blower has a reference value of 1,600 rpm.

–With normal installation and fuel quality, in a clean stove, the running values will remain close to the

reference value with a tolerance of ~ 20 rpm.

–EXAMPLE: If you check the stove & the combustion blower is spinning 400 RMP higher than the reference

value for the current power level, this is a clear signal that there is some problem with air flow. This could be

caused by a dirty burn pot or flue pipe. It could also be caused by negative pressure in the room. The stove

will adjust up to a set point and then trigger an alarm code if it exceeds the set parameters.

–If the combustion blower hits the alarm threshold - 2,500 rpm and is unable to supply the 160 L/min

required for 20 consecutive minutes, the stove triggers an alarm A06 (abnormal ratio between the number

of revolutions of the fan and the flow of incoming combustion air). The stove will shut down and display

A06.

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