SHORT-CIRCUIT
IN
THE
ELECTRODE
(START-UP
RESISTANCE).
LOACK OF PELLETS OR
MOTOR OBSTRUCTED.
MOTORS
OUTLET
DISCONNECTED.
CONTROL UNIT ERROR.
PROBES EXCHANGED
The C.P.U. detects that the start-up electrode
of tension output of the C.P.U. corresponding
to the electrode are in short-circuit.
Gas outlet temperature is not sufficient for
correct functioning; the minimum must be
o
100
C.
The gas outlet sensor does not detect the
temperature required for operation.
The C.P.U. does not detect items of
~230/240V - 50Hz. If the stove is new, this
might be caused by electrical problems. If it
happens after repair, it might be due to the
non connection of the motors terminal strips.
Failure or possible failure in the C.P.U.
Gas outlet probe is exchanged by the NTC.
If the stove is new, this might be caused by
electrical problems.
Check with a multimeter if the motor is
clamped to earth or the winding is in short-
circuits.
Make sure power reaches the convection
motor, see menu 3 section 3.
Check the black cable going out from the
C.P.U. Connect it if necessary.
This is the first start-up of the stove, wait until
the Motors stop and turn i ton again.
There were no pellets in the stove. Fill the
hopper in.
The screw of the endless motor is obstructed.
Unblock it.
Check the quality of the pellets, see if it
contains much sawdust or humidity. Buy a
new bag of pellets.
The stove is dirty and stopped the pellets drop
for security reasons. Carry out maintenance.
The safety thermostat is armed.
Gas outlet sensor damaged. Replace it.
C.P.U. damaged. Replace it.
Disconnect the Test of Control of the
hardware in menu 1-7b, disconnect the stove
and connect it again; if everything works well,
tension decreases or you hear noise in the
electric mains.
Check with a multimeter that the motors are
not in short-circuits.
Disconnect the Test of Control of the
hardware in menu 1-7b, disconnect the stove
and connect it again; if everything works well,
tension decreases or you hear noise in the
electric mains.
The thermocouple and NTC are exchanged,
see wiring diagram.
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