Fuel; Electrical Connection; Starting Up The Pellet Stove; Initial Commissioning - Austroflamm Clou Pellet Benutzerhandbuch

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Fuel

Pellets
Different pellet qualities cause different residues in the burn pot of the
pellet stove when burning. We therefore strongly recommend using
pellets that do not contain artificial binding agents and therefore gen-
erate minimal unburnt residue.
ENplus-A1 certified pellets satisfy this requirement.
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NOTE: The use of inferior pellets or other material will
impair the performance of your pellet stove and will
invalidate the manufacturer's guarantee and warranty.
When storing the pellets, it is essential to ensure that they are stored in a dry place and free of contami-
nation. Damp pellets result in poor combustion and clog the auger shaft.

Electrical connection

Your stove is designed for connection to a 230 V~ 50 Hz mains supply.
The connection cable for your stove is included in the accessory pack.
The mains connection socket is located on the rear of the appliance. This
is protected by a slow-blow T2.5 A glass tube fuse
The power consumption of your stove is:
in STAND BY: approx. 5 W
during OPERATION: approx. 20 W
during AUTOMATIC IGNITION: approx. 320 W

3 Starting up the pellet stove

Initial commissioning

An authorised Austroflamm service engineer will accompany you during the initial commissioning of your
pellet stove. He will show you how to operate the appliance correctly and explain its functions. He will
also inform you of the options for your stove - e.g.: optional WLAN-BOX, wireless SmartSpot for control-
ling the desired room temperature.
The following settings are implemented during the initial commissioning.

3.1.1 Setting the date and time

The date and time are set by the service engineer using a technical display or via the optional WLAN-
BOX using the Austroflamm PelletControl app. It is important to enter the current date and time. They are
essential for ensuring that stored HEATING TIMES function correctly and that the control unit records the
time of any malfunctions that occur in a log. In this way, the cause of the problem can be found and recti-
fied quickly.
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T2.5 A glass tube fuse