SANNOVER ANITA 6 KW Manual Del Usuario página 47

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5.4 Electrical supply
European type power socket: 230V/50Hz.
Power consumption: 80w.
Ignition step: 340W (about 5 minutes).
In order to avoid any risk to safety, the connection cable must be kept away from heat and sharp parts.
The plug must be reliably earthed.
5.5 Oxygen supply for combustion
During the combustion process, the stove must draw air from the room, therefore, High and Low Air Inlets
must be installed in it.
6 General steps and instructions for use
6.1 General notes
The stove must be installed correctly.
It is necessary to use high-quality pellets (the standard of the pellets is DIN 51731, and OENORM M 7135, or
similar). Pellet diameter: 6 mm, length ≦25 mm.
During the initial phase of use, you should try different brands of pellets, then choose a brand that has a high
calorific value but a low ash content and a low risk of slag. Pellets with a high ash content increase the
frequency of cleaning, and pellets too rich in water block the worm screw, which leads to the dysfunction of the
stoves.
The product is not suitable for burning wood and does not work as an incinerator.
It is strictly forbidden to put waste, garbage and various plastics in the stove to burn them. The
warranty conditions and articles of this document will not be valid if one of the aforementioned situations
occurs.
If the stove is used in accordance with the manual, no overheating is possible.
Use that is not in accordance with the instructions may damage the electrical components (such as
fans, worm screw motor, control unit, etc.) and reduce their service life.
6.2 Control unit
The stove is fitted with a microprocessor and control components.
All functions and adjustments can be made using the control panel mounted on the top of the stove.
Any changes to defects must be approved by professionals.
Incorrect use or adjustments may damage the stove and render the conditions and articles of the warranty
null and void.
Ignition solution in case of failure of self-ignition:
In the event of failure of self-ignition, remove all the pellets in the crucible, position the
crucible correctly and restart the stove. Otherwise, too large a quantity of pellets in the crucible
during the ignition phase will cause a detonation.