ECOFOREST PARIS Manual De Instalación Y Mantenimiento página 65

6.3. Do not remove any screw of the zones exposed to high temperature before they have been lubricated
properly with lubrication oil.
THE STOVE REMAINS OUT OF POWER:
6.4. Make sure the stove is connected and the plug is leading power.
6.5. Make sure the cable is not damage or cut.
While the stove is disconnected, dismantle the right door of the stove and check if any lead of the C.P.U. is
slack.
6.6. Check the C.P.U pilot. If it is OFF, check also the fuse on the C.P.U.
PELLETS DO NOT FALL AND THE STOVE DOES NOT TURN ON:
6.7. Check if there are pellets in the hopper.
6.8. Make sure the glass door is closed.
6.9. Make sure the gas outlet tube is not obstructed by anything (e.g. bird nest, plastic, etc.).
6.10. Make sure the exhaust motor works, because if it does not work fuel will not fall.
6.11. If the reducer motor does not rotate and the displays indicates the pulses, the first thing to do will be unplug
the stove and verify if the safety thermostat has been activated. With the stove unplugged, check that the
safety thermostat is located inside the stove. We will find the safety thermostats (with and without reset) in
the stove models by accessing them through the right-hand side (opening the door to the right). One of the
thermostats is located on the upper part of the housing and the other one in the lower part of the hopper.
Insert stoves have the hopper thermostat in the same place, but the safety thermostat may be activated
from the outer side simply by unscrewing the topper that protects it. In model Córdoba (drawing 41), the
user may find the safety thermostat at the bottom of the right panel. However, the safety thermostat on the
Córdoba stove can be reached by opening the housing door, above the door closure mechanism.
To activate it, you must press the button. If the thermostat is activated you will hear a "click". If the safety
thermostat had been activated before, get in touch with your distributor.
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Safety thermostat with reset.
6.12. If the reducer motor receives current and rotate slower than usually, it may have something blocked such as
a screw, a piece of wood, etc. To solve this problem, you must empty the hopper and, even if necessary, to
remove the auger screen.
6.13. If when the reducer motor rotates makes a noisy is due to a lack of lubrication- you have to lubricate only the
auger screen, not the reducer motor, see point 5.15.
PELLETS FALL BUT THE STOVE DOES NOT TURN ON:
6.14. Make sure the glass door is well closed.
WHAT DO TO IF...
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