Setting The Fuel Quality; Statistics Function; Timer Function (Heating Times); Service Due - Austroflamm Clou Pellet Benutzerhandbuch

3.1.2 Setting the fuel quality

The quality of the pellets is regulated by a European standard. The standard states that 1 kg of pellets
has a heat output of at least 4.6 kWh to approx. 5.3 kWh. This wide range of heat output sometimes
makes it necessary to adjust your pellet stove to the pellet quality you are using.
The service engineer will do this using a technical display or via the optional WLAN-BOX using the Aus-
troflamm PelletControl app.
INFORMATION:
Fuel quality "1" represents the highest possible quality. Fuel quality "3" is the poorest quality. Your stove
is set to fuel quality "2" ex works.

3.1.3 Statistics function

The statistics function is activated in the control unit of your stove by entering the current time and date. If
required, the statistics function provides you with all data regarding consumption, the operating period,
the heat output requested and the room temperature reached when the stove is in operation.
This data is displayed for the current day of operation, the previous day, the current week, the last month,
the last 3 months, the last 6 months, the last year and from the date of initial commissioning.
To retrieve this data, the optional WLAN-BOX in conjunction with the free Austroflamm PelletControl app
or a technical display is required.

3.1.4 Timer function (heating times)

This function can be set by the service engineer with a technical display or via the optional WLAN-BOX in
conjunction with the Austroflamm PelletControl app. A maximum of 6 heating times per week and 3 heat-
ing times per day can be set and saved.
Your pellet stove is a model with a burn pot that is closed at the bottom. It therefore does not have a rid-
dling grate. For this reason, we recommend that you only use the timer function to a limited extent: e.g. 1
timer / day.
Please remember that as soon as the bottom of the burn pot is covered with combustion residue above
the height of the ignition hole, the automatic ignition will no longer work. If you wish to start your pellet
stove reliably using the timer function, you must therefore empty the burn pot of residues in good time.
IMPORTANT:
Make sure that the burn pot is emptied and cleaned daily after operation. Special attention should be paid
to cleaning the openings in the bottom of the burn pot. These must be completely cleaned of dirt at regu-
lar intervals. The combustion air flows through these holes. Only when they are unclogged will your pellet
stove burn cleanly.
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NOTE: If the current room temperature is higher than the desired setpoint temperature when the
timer "start" is set, the pellet stove will not switch on. It will only do so when the room temperature
has fallen below the desired room setpoint temperature.

3.1.5 Service due

Your pellet stove must be serviced regularly. The need for a service is determined by an integrated oper-
ating hours counter. The operating hours can be viewed on your Austroflamm service engineer's display
or via the optional WLAN-BOX with the Austroflamm PelletControl app.
After the maintenance-free operating period has expired, you will receive the alarm message A002. The
stove may continue to be operated for a short time after this alarm message appears. However, please
call your authorised Austroflamm service engineer as soon as possible to carry out the necessary service.
During the service, your stove will be thoroughly cleaned and the operating hours counter reset to 0.
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