WOOD PELLET BURNER WITH BOILER CONTROL UNIT FOR MONTING ON BOILER CPPL-200 inv, CPPL-300 inv, CPPL-350 inv

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TECHNICAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE, COMMISSIONING AND ADJUSTMENT WOOD PELLET BURNER WITH BOILER CONTROL UNIT FOR MONTING ON BOILER CPPL-200 inv, CPPL-300 inv, CPPL-350 inv TUPST-M-10-2014-ENG

CONTENTS 1. Introduction. 2. Safety warnings.. 3. Components descriptions.. 3.1. Burner description 3.2. Control unit description... 3.3. Feeder screw description 4. Technical characteristic.. 4.1. Burners working according to air density 4.2. Burner techincal data. 4.3. Burner overall dimensions.... 4.4. Feed screw overall dimensions.... 5. Shipping... 6. Assembly and power supply connection. 6.1. Burner assembly to the boiler... 6.2. Power connection 7. Use and maintenance 7.1. Operator-final user.. 7.2. Normal use.. 7.3. Residual risks..... 7.4. Safety systems 8. Final user instructions.... 8.1. Description of buttons and symbols on the control unit. 8.2. Symbol description. 8.3. Basic setting of burner operation. 8.4. Setting of burner operating parameters.. 8.5. The basic software configuration. 8.6. Burner operation modes 8.7. Burner operation..... 8.8. Extinction phase. 8.9. Operation with timer.... 8.10. Boiler overheating protection.... 8.11. Flame goes out during operation.. 9. Errors... 10. Firing.. 10.1. First Ignition 10.2. Extinction... 10.3. Further ignitions... 11. Table of resistances 2

1. Introduction This handbook is an exclusive property of Termocabi srl copies and other uses are strictly forbidden. All rights reserved This handbook is an integral part of the product e make sure that always accompanied the burner. In the case of sale or donation of the appliance the handbook must be provided, so that to be consulted by the new user or authorized service to servicing and repairs staff of the burner. READ THIS HANDBOOK CAREFULLY BEFORE USE 2. Safety warnings - Protect the product from atmospherical agents; - Do not install the product in badly ventilated unprocteted and wet environment. The boiler room air intakes and windows dimensions must allow the complete combustion; - Installation must be carried out by professionally skilled people in accordance with rules and regulations, wrong installation may cause substantial damage to people animals or things, the manufactures rejects any responsibility for these eventualities; - The product must be connected to a good grounding carried out by professionally skilled people and done in accordance with the law; in case of doubt you must ask to ask for an accurate check of the electrical system by professionally qualified people, the manufacuter rejects any resposability on damages caused by an uncorrect grounding system; - Professionally qualified people should check that the electrical implant must be conform with maximum product power which is indicated in this handbook and on the label; - Do not use electrical convertes, multiple sockets and/or extentions leads; - The connection to the electrical system must include ominpolar switch as stated by the regulations in force; - Do not touch the appliance with wet or moist part of the body and/or bare feet; - It is strictly forbidden to allow children o runqualified persons to use this appliance; - Do not use the tank, the feed screw and all the parts of the appliance as electrical grounding; - Do not substitute the electrical cable and all connectors in case of damage. Call only professionally skilled people; - Should you decide not to use the burner for prolonged period of time, it s advisable to cut off the power supply, 3. Components descriptions The appliance is composed by A Fuel store box; A Fuel supply system made up by screw and hose for gravity feeding; A Burner equipped with igniter and fan; An Electrical panel with a display which can be used on heating generators for heating systems and hot sanitary water systems. By taking the following steps, a microprocessor allows the correct working of the machine - Combustion chamber washing granted by the fan; - Loading step of a certain quantity of pellet thank to feed screw electrical engine; - Ignition step: igniter stars the combustion; - Production step: The burner is fed with an established quantity of fuel which change according to the power combustion. During this stage the combustion chamber is unpressured, the igniter is switched off and the combustion power is controlled by the fan which distributes the air flow in the burner 3

3.1. Burner description The CPPL burner is completely automatic and it works on solid fuel boiler It has an high power centrifugal fan and it dev elops horizontal flame like traditional burners. All fire exposed components are made of steel which is resistant to high temperatures The burner fluid dynamics permits an homogeneus mixture of fuel/combustive agent with an high burning output so the burner can work with low air level, the same levels which are normally used for liquid fuels The Archimedean screw grants the pellets supply. The regulation can be all/nothing two staged or multistage, a programming system allows selection of the type of regulation. The fan speed allows to change the air quantity according to the burner power. The fuel quantity changes according to the feed screw electrical pulses. On the burner there aren t any mechanical devices or moving components. The ignition system is totally automatic and reliable. 3.2. Control unit description CPPL burner - Equipped for burner, boiler and eventual hot sanitary water container control. It can be applied on boiler. - It is possible an eternal connecti on for thermal regulation and a remote alarm signal. - All electrical connections are already wired so the burner installation on heating generators s faster - Inside the frontal panel there is the membrane keyboard, that controls all functioning. The display shows the regulation settled and the working steps thank to a lighten led. The utilisation is simple and easy also for final user - The temperatures checked by boiler probes and the alarms ca be easily verified - In the current model there is a timer for forced switched on-off and reignition in case of burner with automatic cleaning kit - photoresistance sensibility regulation carried our by software directly from key board - Possibility to fix the burner power level during the combustion regulation operations. 3.3. Feeder screw description The pellets feed system is granted by a screw and it is composed by - Engine with an high starting couple - Electrical link cable with connector - Flexible spiral - Servomotor support - Carbon Steel pipe - Connector hose for screw/ burner - Tube locks 4

4. Technical characteristic 4.1. Burner working according to air density The air heating and the increasing of height has the same effect: the expansion of air volume that is to say the reduction of his density. The power of the burner fan is always the same but the oxygen per mł of air and the starting couple of the fan are reduced. Th e best range of value working is calculated for an environment temperature of 20 and an height of 100 mt over the sea level (barome tric pressure of about 1000 mbar). 4.2. Burner technical data Model Power[kW] Min. Max. Fan engine [W] Electric heater [W] Feeder screw [W] Power supply CPPL-200 inv CPPL-300 inv CPPL-350 inv 40 200 370 800 180 230 V - 50 Hz 69 350 370 800 180 230 V - 50 Hz 96 350 370 800 180 230 V - 50 Hz 4.3. Burner overall dimensions Model A B C D E F G H I L M N CPPL 200 391 306 440 440 236,5 180 80 570 150 351 130 253 CPPL 300 471 381 440 440 285,5 180 80 570 150 396 312 312 CPPL 350 501 381 440 440 315 180 80 570 150 496 135 312 Model O P Q R S T W Z CPPL 200 150 255 350 277 25 11 M10 134 CPPL 300 195 330 440 352 25 11 M10 165 CPPL 350 195 330 440 352 25 11 M10 165 5

S O Q O Z S W T P R T 4.4. Feeder screw overall dimensions Model A [mm] B [mm] C [mm] D [mm] E [mm] F [mm] CPPT 102 2260 160 200 80 150 5. Shipping PRODUCTS PACKAGING LIFT SYSTEM INDICATIONS BURNER CONTROL PANEL WOOD PALLETE CARTON BOX ON WOOD PALLETE WITH BURNER MACHINE OR AT LEAST 2 PEOPLE MACHINE OR AT LEAST 2 PEOPLE FRAGILE - DO NOT OVERTURN - HANDLE WITH CARE FRAGILE - DO NOT OVERTURN - HANDLE WITH CARE FEEDER SCREW CARTON BOX MACHINE OR AT LEAST 1 PEOPLE HANDLE WITH CARE CHECK ALWAYS THE CORRECT POSITION OF THE LIFTED BODY TO KEEP IT BALANCED. 6

6. Assembly and power supply connection 6.1. Burner assembly to the boiler WARNING: THIS BURNER HAS BEEN CREATED FOR HEATING SYSTEM WITH UNPRESSURED COMBUSTION CHAMBER ANY DIFFERENT USE CAN CAUSE FIRE DANGER The burner has a doubly safe system to avoid risks: A fixed rated thermostat (75 C) is placed on supply pipe and in case of heat back it stops the burner. A fixed rate pressure switch (0.5 mbar ) controls depressurization in the chamber of combustion. It is connected with the chamber of combustion with a pressure plug that comes with the burner. In case of high pressure rate in the chamber of combustion the pressure switch blocks the burner. PELLET BOX MUST BE POSITIONED IN CORRECT WAY SO THAT THE SCREW/BURNER FLEXIBLE PIPE IS ALWA YS IN THE CORRECT POSITION AND THE PELLET CAN FLOW DOWN. FLEXIBLE PIPE MUST BE BLOCKED AT ITS BEGINNING AND END, WITH TUBE LOCKS THAT COME WITH THE BURNER 6.2. Electrical connections ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS MUST ONLY BE CARRIED OUT BY PROFESSIONALLY SKILLED PEOPLE AUTHORIZED BY THE MANUFACTURER PROTECT THE ELECTRICAL PANEL BOXES FROM MOIST, WATER AND DUST 7. Use and maintenance 7.1. Operator - final user The machine is totally automatic doesn t need any human intervention. The final user can operate the machine alone. He makes the first ignition by using the controller panel on heating generator, he controls the correct appliance working and eventually he switches it off. 7

7.2. Normal use THE APPLIANCE MUST BE CONNECTED ON AN HEATING SYSTEM (BOILER)ALL DIFFERENT USE IS UNCORRECT THE MACHINE MUST BURN WOOD PELLETS WITHOUT MELT SEWDUST AND WITH THE FOLLOWING CHARACTERISTICS - Low heating power 5 kwh/kg - Density 650 kg/m3 - Moisture percentage 8% of maximum weight - Ash percentage 1% of maximum weight - Diameter 6-8 mm - Length 35 mm (max) THE FINAL USER MUST GRANT THE CORRECT APPLIANCE ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY PROFESSIONALLY SKILLED PEOPLE. THE FIRST IGNITION MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTRE AUTHORIZED BY THE MANUFACTURER DO NOT OPEN OR DISMATLE ANY THE APPLIANCE S COMPONENT IN CASE OF BLOCKAGE DO NOT REPEATEDLY PRESS THE UNBLOCKING KEY CALL TECHNICAL STAFF THAT CAN PROVIDE ASSISTANCE THIS BURNER HAS BEEN CREATED FOR HEATING SYSTEM WITH UNPRESSURED COMBUSTION CHAMBER ANY DIFFERENT USE CAN CAUSE FIRE DANGER WARNING IT IS ALWAYS ADVISABLE TO USE ONLY GOOD QUALITY PELLET POOR QUALITY PELLETS CAUSE LOW COMBUSTION OUTPUT, GREAT QUANTITY OF ASHES WITH, CONSEQUENTLY, INCREASING IN NUMBER OF CLEANING OPERATION. MOREOVER POOR QUALITY PELLET CAN CAUSE WEAR ON EXPOSED FIRE BURNER COMPONENTS,THE BLOCKAGE OF THE FEED SCREW AND BURNER CAUSED BY EXCESS OF MELTED SEWDUST AND WORKING PROBLEMS CAUSED BY UNBURNED MATERIAL INSIDE THE BURNER. 8

7.3. Residual risks APPLIANCE RESIDUAL RISK NOTE LABELS BURNER RESIDUAL RISK THE EXPOSED COMPONENT BURNER AND THE PARTS NEAR THE FLAME BACAME HOT IN PREIGNITION STEP,WHILE THE FONCTIONNING AND AFTER THE SWITCHING OFF THE WORKER THERFORE RISKS TOUCHING HOT SURFACES. THIS IS A RESIDUAL RISK AND IT IS SIGNALED ON THE WARNING LABEL DO NOT TOUCH BURNER SURFACES WHEN THEY ARE HOT 7.4. Safety systems The security systems are - A fixed rated thermostat (75 C) placed on fuel supply pipe which blocks the burner - A fixed rated pressure switch (0,9 mbar) controls the pressure in the chamber of combustion and it is linked to it by a pressure plug pipe, supplied with the burner. If t he chamber isn t unpressured the pressure switch blocks the burner - A photoresistence supplied with the burner, in case of lack of fl ame stops the burner and the display shows I in the ignition step and H in the heat step - An Interception valve placed between burner and fuel feeding pipe to protect the t ank from possible flame return which can cause fuel fire in the box. 9

8.0. Final user instructions 8.1. Description of buttons and symbols on the control unit Button Button function Safety thermostat button 1 0 Main switch to turn on/turn off power supply to the control unit Start/stop button (on/off) - By pressing the button for 3 sec. the burner turns on. - While the burner operates, by pressing the button for 3 sec. the burner goes to extinction phase. - Short pressing of the button: Exit from parameter setting and their saving Entry button to the parameter setting menu and going to the next parameter 8.2. Symbol description Setting of the selected parameter to higher value. Setting of the selected parameter to lower value. Selection of the WINTER firing regime. In this regime the heating pump turns on and a sanitary water pump also turns on if a sanitary water sensor is built in. Selection of the SUMMER firing regime. In this regime only the sanitary water pump turns on if a sanitary water sensor is built in. If it is a boiler with sanitary hot water heater inside the boiler water and if no sanitary water sensor is built in, neither the heating pump nor the sanitary water pump will turn on in the summer regime. Manual switch on of the pellet feeder. It is used to supply the feeder with pellets (after tank cleaning, tank discharge ). Indication of operation of the sanitary water heating pump. Indication of operation of the heating pump circuit. Indication of turn on status of timer (time programmes). Indication of operation of pellet feeding screw feeder. Indication of flame presence in the burner. Indication of operation of the burner fan. Indication of operation of electric heater (for firing of pellets). An indication of activation errors Safety pump work indication(red LED) 10

8.3. Basic setting of burner operation Basic setting of burner operation is described in details in ''Technical instructions for use and maintenance of Cm Pelet-set''. Turning on of control unit If control unit is turned on by a main switch, it will be in OFF mode, i.e. the burner does not work. ''OFF'' appears on the upper display, and current time and current temperature in boiler are alternately displayed on the lower display. Burner operating parameters can be set in any operation mode ( ON mode) or standby mode ( OFF mode) of the burner. By longer pressing of SET button the parameter setting menu is entered, and by short pressing of SET button you can switch from menu to menu. Exit from a menu to home display and saving of modified values is made by short pressing of On/Off button or by passing through all 9 parameters and returning to the home display In service menu you can move to next parameter by short pressing of SET button. Exit from service menu, saving and return to home display is done by short pressing of ON/OFF button. If no button is pressed within 90 seconds, the control unit automatically exits the service menu to home display without saving of modified parameters.. Switching on the control unit By switching on the control unit via the main switch, the control is in OFF mode, i.e. the burner does not operate. OFF is displayed in the upper display, and current time and current temperature in the boiler are written in the lower display. Indication of the current sanitary water temperature If the sanitary water sensor is connected to the control unit and Pr02 is set to ON, by pressing and keeping pressed + button, in any operation mode or stand-by mode, the current temperature of sanitary water is displayed on lower display. 11

8.4. Setting of the burner operating parameters Setting of the burner operating parameters can be done in any operating mode (ON mode) or stand-by (OFF mode) of the burner. By longer pressing of SET button the parameter setting menu is entered, and by short pressing of SET button you can switch from menu to menu. Exit from a menu to home display and saving of modified values is made by short pressing of On/Off button or by passing through all 8 parameters and returning to the home display. If no button is pressed for 90 seconds, the control unit exits from a menu to home display without saving of modified parameters. Pr01: Boiler set temperature Factory setting for winter firing regime:80 C. Factory setting for summer firing regime: 65 C. Available setting: min. 65 C; max. 90 C. The boiler set temperature can be changed by pressing + or - buttons. By SET button you go to other menu; Pr02. Pr02: Enabling heating of sanitary water in tank not built in the boiler (located next to the boiler) Factory setting: OFF sanitary water heating switched off. Available setting: ON (turned on) and OFF (turned off). In order to be able to turn on this function, it is necessary to have a built in sanitary water sensor (to connector 4). By pressing of + and - buttons sanitary water heating is turned on (ON) or turned off (OFF). By putting of Pr02 to ON and by pressing SET button we enter sub-programme Pr02. P o2 O P o2 50 C Sub-programme Pr02: Sanitary water set temperature Factory setting: 50 C Available setting: min. 40 C; max. 80 C If is inbuilt sanitary water sensor and Pr02 on ON, sanitary water set temperature can be changed with buttons + and -. By SET button you go to other menu; Pr03. Pr03: Digital clock setting By entering Pr03 menu digital clock figure starts flashing which can be set by + and - buttons. By pressing of SET button the minute figure starts flashing. Correct value is set by + and buttons and confirmed by pressing SET button. 12

Pr04: Day setting Pr04 programme enables setting of a day of a week (important for correct functioning of activating times). DAY 1 = Monday (LED diode switches on ) DAY 2 = Tuesday (LED diode switches on ) DAY 3 = Wednesday (LED diode switches on ) DAY 4 = Thursday (LED diode switches on ) DAY 5 = Friday (LED diode switches on ) DAY 6 = Saturday (LED diode switches on ) DAY 7 = Sunday (LED diode switches on ) Next menu Pr05 is entered by SET button. Pr05: Setting activating times (timer) Factory setting: OFF (turned off) Available setting: ON (turned on) and OFF (turned off). Activating times enable independent burner operation according to set activating times and days of a week. 3 ON times and 3 OFF times can be set in each day of a week. Minimum length of one activating time is 1 hour, and minimum period between off time and next on time is 1 minute. ON and OFF times may not overlapped. P o5 ay 1 O Of f p p ay 1 O Pr05: Setting activating times (timer) Factory setting: OFF (turned off) Available setting: ON (turned on) and OFF (turned off). Activating times enable independent burner operation according to set activating times and days of a week. 3 ON times and 3 OFF times can be set in each day of a week. Minimum length of one activating time is 1 hour, and minimum period between off time and next on time is 1 minute. ON and OFF times may not overlapped. I O O6:00 IOf f 22:00 2 O 2Of f --:-- --:-- Sub-programme Pr05: Setting 1 st activating time I On refers to the first firing time, factory set to 06:00, and I OFF means the first burner extinction time, factory set to 22:00. Sub-programme Pr05: Setting 2 nd activating time Next menu 2 On refers to the second firing time, factory turned off (- - : - -), and 2 OFF means the second burner extinction time, factory turned off (- - : - -). For turning on the second activating time, the first burner shut-time must be shorter at least 1 minute than the second burner firing time. 3 O 3Of f --:-- --:-- Sub-programme Pr05: Setting 3 rd activating time Next menu 3 On refers to the third ignition time, factory turned off (- - : - -), and 3 OFF means the third 13

p ay 2 Of f... burner extinction time, factory turned off (- -:- -). For turning on the third activating time, the first and second burner shut-times must be shorter at least 1 minute than the third burner firing time. By next pressing of SET button we move to the next day, DAY2 = OFF. Pr06: Differential extinguishing flames Access to the parameter that determines the differential Pr06 extinguishing flames (eg Pr06 = 5 means that the boiler set temperature -5 C modulation power and begin to increase in every C corresponds to a reduction in power level). Not used! Pr08: Service menu, PIN (code) entry (only for servicemen) Factory setting: OFF (switched off) Available setting: Pin (switched on) If + button is pressed, Pin appears in the lower screen and PIN (enabling us to enter the service menu for setting of burner parameters) can be entered. By SET button we exit Pr08. Pr09: Service menu, PIN (code) entry (only for servicemen) Factory setting: OFF (switched off) Available setting: Pin (switched on) If + button is pressed, Pin appears in the lower screen and PIN (enabling us to enter the service menu for setting of burner parameters) can be entered for the basic configuration software. By SET button we exit Pr09. 14

8.5. The basic software configuration (by authorized service) Service menu Pr09 for a basic software configuration After entering the setting menu move to Pr09 programme by multiple short pressure on SET button and entering the correct PIN for entering the service menu. Pr09: PIN entry Factory setting: OFF (turned off) Available setting: Pin (turned on) When ''+'' button is pressed, PIN is displayed in the lower display, and after that PIN can be entered; PIN enables to enter the burner setting menu. PIN is the following series of 5 buttons: PIN is the following series of 5 buttons: (-), (winter), (screw), (+), (summer). If a wrong PIN is entered, you may start the series from the beginning at any time. Exit from Pr09 is done by pressing SET button. Not used! OP02 - maximum temperature in the accumulation tank (CAS) for the first firing a pellet burner (if accumulation tank (CAS) is installed). Factory setting: "0" (turned off) Available setting: "0" ili 40...85 C". When ''+'' button is pressed 40...85 C is displayed in the display (turned on - the first start of the burner at a temperature below the accumulation tank temperature setting). If "OP02" is turned on then domestic hot water sensor is defined as a accumulation tank sensor it is necessary to set at the lowest sensor sleeve on the last accumulation tank (CAS) or in sensor sleeve below the level that we want to heat up in accumulation tank (CAS). OP03 - Switch off of pump to accumulation tank (CAS) Factory setting: "0" (turned off) Available setting: "0" ili 60 C...(90-(D+1). When ''+'' button is pressed 60 C...(90-(D+1) is displayed in the display. if the "OP03" is "ON", Tboiler set ("Pr01") min.= ("OP03 set) + (D+1) C). 15

D = diference of burner work In case the built-in protection element return line "OP03" should be set at a minimum temperature of the opening of the protective elements +1. OP04 - Desired temperature in the accumulation tank (CAS) for the first firing a pellet burner (if accumulation tank (CAS) is installed). Factory setting: "0" (turned off) Available setting: "0" ili "40...90 C". Not valid for the first start if active "OP02". When ''+'' button is pressed "40...90 C" is displayed in the display, diference applies the same as in the boiler. OP05 - Diference "D" of burner work Factory setting: "0" (turned off), boiler diference (and accumulation tank diference if "OP03" and "OP04" is turned on) = 5 C. Available setting: "0" ili "6...15 C". When ''+'' button is pressed "6..15 C" is displayed in the display - diference of the boiler (and accumulation tank if "OP04" is turned on). OP06 - Domestic hot water priority (must remain at the factory settings if the accumulation tank (CAS) is built-in). Factory setting: "0" (turned off) Available setting: "0" (turned off), "1" (turned on), "2" (turned on). "1" - a priority hot water (heat pump shuts down when there is a requirement for a sanitary water) "2" - when there is a need for sanitary water pump heat for 5 minutes (if request) / stand 5 minutes When is "OP02" and/or "OP04" is turned on, "OP06" is doesn't have function. If the accumulation tank is installed, the option must be disabled ("0"). OP07 - Work with external controller or remote control "telecontrol" Factory setting: "0" (turned off) Available setting: "0" (turned off), "1" (turned on). "OP07" can be turned on ("1") if "OP01" and "OP02" is turned off. Turning off with "ON/OFF" button have a priority and throughout the closing phase + 5 minute except hand hitting the button "ON/OFF" can't start a burner (or integrating the time will blend with the wait until after the closing phases +5 minutes). The procedure to cancel the action (simultaneous ignition "0 / 1" and hold "ON / OFF") here goes. 16

OP08 - Adjusting the burner power in differentiation extinction Factory setting: "5" Available setting: from "1" to "5". Within the diference shutdown is possible to determine the number of steps for how to reduce the power of the burner. For example, if the shutdown DIFF (Pr06) = 5, step 5, set up, meaning that each C increase in temperature of the boiler in the differentiation power of fire to fall by 1 step. OP09 - Setting a AEROVIT Factorysetting: "0" Available setting: from "1" - "4" 0 - indicates that the AERO VIT turned off and the numbers indicate how many of 1-4 relay outputs for the dynamics of the parameter determines the FP27. OP10 - Setting of the mechanical cleaning Factory setting to "0" (off) Available setting: "0" (off), "1" (on). The table below shows times in seconds (sec.) and revolution number per minute (rpm) of individual parameters with factory settings and available setting range 17

Param. Description Factory settings Setting range FP00 Entering the value of a snail for max. burner 8,8 0 16,0 which will operate the burner. It is obtained by calculating and weighing the pellets. If this parameter is not entered, it cannot be adjusted any further. (in tenths of seconds) FP01 Time of initial pellet feeding 30 0-200 sec. FP02 Time after which the burner, if the continuous 240 0-360 min. phase of work goes into automatic shutdown phase and re-ignition FP03 The time of maximum voltage to the fan at the 25 15-999 sec. start of the burner FP04 Time for the establishment of flame, for sure. 900 0-999 sec. FP05 Operating time w. heater fan not working 20 0-99 sec. FP06 Operating time w. heater after photocells before 30 0-99 sec. the flame FP07 Stabilisations.To phase duration is the time 160 60-300 sec. duration of the flame and the establishment of a transition to the maximum rated power, which is set in parameter FP 00 FP08 Time excitation solenoid for automatic cleaning 5 0-10 sec. FP09 Time he slug stage stabilisation.to should - 1 16,0 sec. automatically calculate the 50% of registered value FP00. Possible correction FP10 Time on the snail power 1-1 16,0 sec. This should automatically calculate the 40% of registered value of FP00 and should take into account the parameter PR09 OP08 FP11 Time on the snail power 2-1 16,0 sec. This should automatically calculate the 50% of registered value of FP00 and should take into account the parameter PR09 OP08 FP12 Time on the snail power 3-1 16,0 sec. This should automatically calculate the 60% of registered value of FP00 and should take into account the parameter PR09 OP08 FP13 Time on the snail power 4-1 16,0 sec. This should automatically calculate the 80% of registered value of FP00 and should take into account the parameter PR09 OP08 FP14 Time on the snail power 5-1 16,0 sec. This should automatically calculate 100% of the registered value of FP00 and should take into account the parameter PR09 OP08 FP15 Engine speed fan stage ignition 43 40 100 sec FP16 Fan motor speed in the phase of stabilization 70 40-100 sec FP17 Fan speed in the extinction phase moments to 100 100 reduce flame intensity below the limit value (FP 26) FP18 Speed fan motor in phase 1 46 20-100 FP19 Speed fan motor in stage 2 52 20-100 FP20 Speed fan motor in phase 3 60 20-100 FP21 Speed fan motor in stage 4 70 20-100 FP22 Speed fan motor in phase 5 80 20-100 FP23 Fan speed on max.rpm in the extinction phase moments to reduce flame intensity below the limit value (FP 26) 60 0-240 sec 18

FP24 Differential temperature control panel 5 1-10 FP25 The marginal value of a photocell to detect the 130 0-999 passage of flame into the inactive to the active photocells photocell. FP26 The limit value below which no longer photocell 120 0-999 detects the flame from active to inactive photocell photocell. FP27 Time intervals in order to relay dropped out 20 1-30 min. cleaning included AEROVIT FP28 Setting the interval of mechanical cleaning, 60 1-360 min. (pause). FP29 Setting the interval of mechanical cleaning, 10 1 3600 sec (work). FP30 Blowing under the grid pause 120 0 3600 Sec. FP31 Blowing under the grid - work 3 0 5 Sec. Forced burner shut down If forced burner shut down is needed for any reason, and without standard extinction phase, it can be done by shut down of control unit at the main switch with simultaneous pressing of On/Off button. Control unit is then in OFF mode, i.e. burner is shut down. If control unit experiences any error after forced shut down, and if such error is not corrected and resetting was not performed, control unit will return to error mode. Depending the phase during which forced extinction was made, burner and grate must be thoroughly cleaned. Control unit resetting to factory settings To reset to factory settings control unit has to be turned off on the main switch, and then WINTER and SUMMER buttons have to be pressed simultaneously and keep them pressed while the main switch is being turned on. Four eights (8888) are displayed in the upper display, and FAC X (X denotes the currently set programme) are displayed in the lower display, and after that both displays resume their original settings: OFF is displayed in the upper display, and current time/boiler temperature are displayed in the lower display. 19

8.6. Burner operating mode The burner operation in each mode (current mode can be seen on displays of the control unit) is described below: Mode A0: Fan is operating at max. speed and after expiry time FP3 it goes to Mode A1. After 5 s of time, turns the air cleaner on the 5s If '-' is pressed, A0 Mode is displayed in the lower display and time to FP3 is counted down in the upper display. If '-' and 'SET' are pressed, FP:03 Mode is displayed in the lower display and FP3 parameter value is displayed in the upper display Mode A1: Counting down of FP4 safety time starts (flame should appear in this time). It starts counting FP1 Fan turns off and heater turns on. After expiry of FP5 time, it goes to Mode A2. If '-' is pressed, A1 Mode is displayed in the lower display and time to FP5 is counted down in the upper display. If '-' and 'SET' are pressed, FP:05 is displayed in the lower display, and FP5 parameter value is displayed in the upper display. Mode A2: Turns the fan speed on FP15, heater and auger continue to work. After the expiration of FP1 which flows from the mode A1 switches to A3. If '-' is pressed, A2 Mode is displayed in the lower display and time to FP1 is counted down in the upper display. If '-' and 'SET' are pressed, FP:01 is displayed in the lower display, and FP1 parameter value is displayed in the upper display. Mode A3: If FP4 expires, control unit goes to error E2. If a flame occurs before FP4 time expires, it goes to Mode A4. If '-' is pressed, A3 Mode is displayed in the lower display and time to FP4 is counted down in the upper display. If '-' and 'SET' are pressed, FP:04 is displayed in the lower display, and FP4 parameter value is displayed in the upper display. Model A4: Fan is operating at FP16 It begins counting time FP6 and FP7. Upon expiry of FP6 the heater turns off and goes to Mode A5. If '-' is pressed, A4 Mode is displayed in the lower display and time to FP6 is counted down in the upper display. If '-' and 'SET' are pressed, FP:06 is displayed in the lower display, and FP4 parameter value is displayed in the upper display. By entering into this Mode, monitoring of possible flame loss commences. If flame is absent over 4 minutes, the heater turns on and control unit goes to Mode A3. Model A5: Feeder screw work / not work to FP9 parameter. Fan is operating at FP16 Upon expiry of FP7 control unit goes to Mode P5. 20

If '-' is pressed, A4 Mode is displayed in the lower display and time to FP7 is counted down in the upper display. If '-' and 'SET' are pressed, FP:07 is displayed in the lower display, and FP7 parameter value is displayed in the upper display. Mode P1 to P5 Fan works at speed: FP18-FP22 (P1-P5) Feeder screw work / not work by FP10-FP16 (P1-P5) If a Tset move in mode A7 Mode A7 Screw is turned off. Sub-Mode 1: Fan operates at speed at FP17. Counting down of time 180s If this time expires or flame extinguishes (10s+5s) before time expires, it goes to sub-mode 2. Sub-Mode 2: Fan operates at maximum speed until 90s and then goes to sub-mode 3. Sub-Mode 3: If temperature drops to T set -FP24, it goes to Mode A0. 8.7. Burner operation Operation in summer regime : a) With sanitary water tank (next to the tank) 8.8. Extinction phase After reaching set temperature of the boiler, the burner starts extinction phase in manual operation it is done by pressing ON/OFF button, in automatic extinction it is done in accordance with set activating times and when errors E4, E5 and E6 occur. In the beginning of extinction phase, pellet feeding is stopped, OFF appears in the lower display, and current boiler temperature appears in the upper display, fan works all the time the flame in burner is detected by the photo-cell (or max. 180 seconds). After that fan work for another 120 second to blow off the grate and prepare it for next firing. 8.9. Operation with timer Control unit can automatically switch on and off the burner according to set weekly and daily programmes. Precondition for proper functioning of the burner with timer is correctly set current time and day of a week. Three turns on and three turns off can be planned per day of a week. All activating times are factory set to off. For turning on of activating time see Setting of the burner operating parameters. For proper and efficient burner operation minimum burner work time is 1 hour, and min. stand-by time between two activating times is 1 minute. 8.10. Boiler overheating protection The control unit has a built-in protection which protects boiler against overheating. Regardless the operating regime (either winter or summer) and regardless the needs, the control unit turns on circulation pumps to cool the boiler. 21

In winter and summer regimes, if the boiler temperature exceeds 93 C, and regardless heating or sanitary water is needed, the boiler pump and/or sanitary water pump turns on and works until the boiler temperature drops below 93 C. 8.11. Flame extinction during operation 9. Errors Regardless the current operating regime of the burner, if errors E1, E2, E7 and E8 occur, the control unit will stop operation immediately, while in case of errors E4, E5 and E6 burner goes to extinction phase. If control unit is in firing phase and flame has not occurred yet, due to notification on error, supply, fan and heater will be stopped immediately. In case of error Err appears in the upper display and error type appear appears in the lower display and if it is also necessary to carryout extinction phase (in case of E4, E5 and E6 errors) Err appears in the upper display and OFF and error type appear alternately in the lower display. Oznake greški: - E1 safety pressure switch, feeding tube overheating - E2 firing safety time expired - E4 excessive temperature on feeding tube - E5 sanitary water temperature sensor - E6 flame disappeared - E7 error in memory - E8 interruption in fan operation - E9 not used! - E10 backfilling supply tube with pellets E e4 To enable control unit to resume to normal operation, error must be corrected and cancel it on the control unit. Error is cancelled by simultaneous pressing WINTER and SUMMER buttons and ''+'' button. If the error cause is not repaired, error cannot be cancelled. 22

10. Firing 10.1. First ignition This operation must be carried on only by professional skilled people Procedure: 1. The fuel pellet tank must be full ( this operation must be done by the final user); 2. Connect electrical panel to electrical supply and make sure that the display is switched ON; 3. Switch off the programming and start up the feed screw, keep it pressed until the complete filling of the feed screw (to establish the feed screw filling it is enough to verify that the pellets flow down from the feed screw pipe to the burner). When the feed screw is filled up leave the key 4. Select the use for SUMMER mode; 5. Start settings to change selected settings follow the indicated procedures; 6. Leave settings by pressing SET key; 7. Press key START/STOP; 8. The ignition will start in 4-5 minutes; 9. When the burner is turned on you have to check that : - The heating generator arrives to the temperature - The circulator system works correctly - In winter mode every radiator must be the same temperature SET FUEL FEEDING SETTINGS IN ACCORDANCE WITH HEATING GENERATOR POWER CALIBRATION OF THE RELATION BETWEEN COMBUSTIVE AIR /FUEL TO PROMOTE CORRECT COMBUSTION AND OBTAIN A RESULT AT LEAST EQUAL TO THE MINIMUM NORMS IN FORCE CHECK THAT ALL REGULATIONS AND SECURITY SYSTEMS WORK CORRECTLY CHECK THAT THE EVACUATION PIPE OF THE COMBUSTION PRODUCTS WORKS CORRECTLY CHECK THAT, AT THE END OF ALL SETTINGS OPERATIONS, THAT ALL SETTINGS SYSTEMS WILL BE BLOCKED AND CLOSED 10.2. Switching off The burner will stop if you press key START/STOP for 3 seconds. 10.3. Further ignitions The burner turns on after 4-5 minutes after holding down key START/STOP for 3 seconds. 23

11. Table of resistances Centrometal d.o.o. shall not be responsible for possible incorrect data caused by printing errors or errors during transcription and in any case, it reserves the right to modify its products deemed to be required and useful, without any prior notification. Macinec, Oktober 2014. CMPL-02 1:23A 24