Technical data

· the auger transporter must be placed in a way, so that it can easy get

pellets from the bunker.

· the auger transporter’s cable must be plugged in for the primary auger

loading (the down plug, placed on the left side of the burner).

ATTENTION! THE DOWN PLUG IS CONSTANTLY UNDER PRESSURE AND

IS DESIGNED FOR PRIMARY AUGER’S LOADING, and the other plug is for

normal work. This is shown by stickers on the contact-plug and the pin-plug.

the boiler must be started with thermostat set the way, so there is no

setting from the thermostat to the burner or the burner’s switch

(POWER), feeding its control, must be turned off (the switch must be

placed downside). In this case the auger gets feeding pressure from

the down plug (which is always under pressure as soon as the boiler

works) and it starts to transport pellets. When the first pellets pass the

highest point and start falling down by the flexible tube to the burner,

the auger transporter’s cable must be plugged in the plug for the auger’s

normal work (the upper plug, placed on the burner’s left side), the

burner’s switch must be turned on (in must point upside), the thermostat

must be set at a desired temperature (80–90

Ñ) and the burner is

ready for work.

Normal start (example):

The boiler must be turned on by the main switch and the thermostat must be

set at 80-90

Ñ. In this case the burner is fed with pressure (the POWER light is

on), there is a signal from the boiler to the burner to start (the RUN light is on)

and the burner starts for executing the preset algorithm. The starting algorithm

is as follows:

· The auger transporter, the ignition helix and the fan are on.

· After the preset (from the manufacturer) time is up, providing feeding

with a dose of pellets for the primary ignition, the auger transporter

turns off.

· When the pfoto sensor in the burner detects light, the feeding to the

ignition helix stops. There is time for burning of first dosage

(PARAMETER T7)

· After that the device starts its normal work, proceeds to pellets feeding

and pause for their burning. The times for pellets feeding – parameter

T4 and pause for their burning – parameter T6 can be set from the user.

The feeding, the burning time and the quantity of the air supplying which

can be controlled by the fan valve of the burner, are parameters showing

the flue gases temperature.

· After reaching the set water temperature in the boiler, (for example

Ñ), the boiler’s thermostat stops the start-signal to the burner and