Operation Principle - IKOS ECOpellets 8 Manual Del Usuario

Safety distance should be ensured from adjacent combustible materials – risk of fire.
It is expressly forbidden:
• To place non-temperature resistant objects on or near the stove;
• To handle highly flammable substances as well as explosive substances in the same
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space or adjacent spaces where the stove is installed.
Do not obstruct totally or partially the hot air outlets – risk of stove overheating.
Repairs or maintenance operations should be made only by a specialized technician
recognized by the manufacturer.
Do not make a bypass to the safety components of the stoves.
Assure that no hot ashes fall outside the burning chamber while the door is opened.
The pellets stoves (air) are developed to work as an additional heat source. Maintenance
and cleaning must be carried out according to the information contained in this manual.
If the stove works constantly over time, and the maintenance and cleaning periods
are not shortened, the wear and tear of the components is intensified, especially of
the components that are in direct contact with fire. Always follow the maintenance and
cleaning requirements.
If, for some reason, the stove fails to ignite, before reset the alarm and try a second
ignition, is recommended to clean the pellets in the burner. An ignition with excess of
pellets in the burner can represent a dangerous situation.
The stove should not be used as a stand, ladder or stair. Do not apply pressure above
the stove.
The stove should not be connected to a chimney system with other equipments.

Operation principle

The pellet stoves are fed electrically (low consumption – confirm the electrical power on the
product label at the end of the manual) and are intended to use the energy from the combustion
of pellets to heat the ambient air inside a room. Pellets stored in the reservoir are transported
into the furnace through a pellet feeder screw moved by a motor. They enter the furnace through
a discharge pipe directly into the burner where combustion will occur.
In the lighting process, the pellets inside the burner ignite due to the heat of an electrical
resistance which is in operation only at start-up. The exhaust ventilator supplies the air through
the intake tube to the burner to feed the combustion, conducting the fumes through the heat
exchangers to the outside.
As soon as the stove reaches the optimum operating temperature, the room ventilator turns on
initiating the transference of heat to the room through the top front grid.
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