Operation Mode - EdilKamin CHIC Installation, Betrieb Und Wartung

MANAGEMENT OF THE FORCED VENTILATION SYSTEM
the forced ventilation versions of CHIC – ELITE - VANITY wood-burning stoves are equipped with:
• 1 800 m3/h Centrifugal fan (code 156120)
• 1 regulator (code 608880)
• 1 synoptic panel (fig. D – E) (code 608860)
• 1 firebox temperature thermostat (code 253610)
SYNOPTIC PANEL
On/Off: by pressing this button for 3 seconds, the system will switch on if off and
vice-verca
Automatic / Manual: by pressing this button you will switch from one mode to the
other
Decrease: reduces the ventilation power in manual mode (from 9 to 1)
Increase: increases the ventilation power in manual mode (from 1 to 9)

OPERATION MODE

The forced ventilation system has two operation modes:
- AUTOMATIC
- MANUAL
Automatic mode
To prevent moving cold air in the room, automatic ventilation starts only when the temperature
detected by the probe is higher than 40°C. Under this threshold, the display will show the letter "A",
while, once the fan has been activated, the display will show a graphic animation.
The fan power can go from 11% to 99%, in proportion to the temperature increase between 40°C -
220°C.
Manual mode
The manual mode allows you to set the desired ventilation power from 1 to 9.
Below are the powers, as a percentage of the maximum, corresponding to every single level:
V1: 11%
V2: 22%
V3: 33%
V4: 44%
V5: 55%
V6: 66%
V7: 77%
V8: 88%
V9: 99%
Under 40°C the fan will turn off, but when the temperature is over 40°C again, the fan will reach
its last power value.
At a temperature over 150°C, the power will remain at 99%.
NOTE
1) By turning the system off and then back on again, the last ventilation power will be stored in
the memory.
2) During operation, the stove must be constantly powered (plugged)
This is because the stove is provided with a safety system that will automatically start the fans
upon reaching a temperature of 70°C in order to prevent overheating; In the same way, the system
will stop the fans when the temperature drops below 40°C.
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Synoptic panel fig. D
Synoptic panel position
fig. E