Spartherm Mellino Kurzanleitung

Installation and service instructions

Pellet Stove Mellino

GB 2

PREAMBLE – QUALITY PHILOSOPHY

You have chosen to purchase a SPARTHERM stove – thank you for the trust

you have placed in us.

In a world characterised by an abundance of choice and mass production, our

company name is associated with the principles:

“High technical quality combined with contemporary design and service for

the satisfaction of our customers and to achieve their recommendation.” In

combination with our specialist trade partners, we offer you first-class prod-

ucts that touch people on an emotional level, creating feelings of security and

comfort. To ensure this is achieved, we recommend that you carefully read

these operating instructions so that you can become quickly and comprehen-

sively acquainted with your stove. Besides information on using the stove,

these instructions also include important care and operating information for

your safety and to maintain the value of your stove, as well as providing you

with valuable tips and assistance.

In addition, we will demonstrate how you can operate your stove in an environ-

mentally friendly way. If you have any further questions, please contact your

specialist dealer.

Hoping you enjoy a beautiful fire at all times!

Your SPARTHERM Team

G.M. Rokossa

GB 3

CONTENT

1. Information 4

1.1 General Remarks 4

1.2 Technical data Mellino 4

1.3 Scope of Delivery 5

1.4 Accessories 5

1.5 Dimensions 5

2. Assembling instructions 6

2.1 Protecting the base at the site of installation 6

2.2 Safety distances 6

2.3 Chimney connection 7

2.4 Combustion air 8

2.5 Electrical connection 9

3. Commissioning and operation 9

4. Special features of the control system 9

4.1 Differential pressure control 9

4.2 Infinitely variable capacity control 10

5. Operating elements 10

5.1 Das Display 10

5.2 The remote control 11

6. Service menu 11

7. Mechanical components 16

7.1 Rear wall 16

7.2 Removing the combustion chamber door 17

7.3 Combustion chamber lining 17

7.4 Screw feeder 18

7.5 Removing the side cladding 18

8. Electrical components 20

8.1 Mains fuse 20

8.2 Fuse of the convection air blower 21

8.3 Screw feeder drive 21

8.4 Igniting element 22

8.5 Flue gas fan 22

8.6 Convection air blower 23

8.7 Flue gas temperature sensor 23

8.8 Room temperature sensor 24

9. Warranty 24

10. Appendix 24

10.1 Parameter list 24

10.2 Error code list 26

10.3 Shifting from Modulation / Standby 26

10.4 Circuit diagram terminal strip X1 27

10.5 Circuit diagram terminal strip X2: Controller 27

GB 4

1. INFORMATION

1.1 GENERAL REMARKS

This instruction describes the assembly and the possible service work

required for the pellet stove Mellino. In the first instance, it is intended for

the stove fitter, installation engineer or service technician.

Information for operating and maintaining can be obtained in the „Operating

instructions Mellino“.

Non-observance of the operating instructions may lead to malfunc-

tion and cause severe damage to the device up to its total destruc-

tion. Non-observance of the operating instructions renders the war-

ranty void.

Before assembling the pellet stove, you must have conducted a conversation

with the chimney sweeper responsible for your region. They will advise you

on building regulations, the suitability of your chimney and will carry out the

acceptance test of your pellet stove in the future.

When assembling and commissioning the fire area, please observe the

national and European standards as well as the appropriate country-specific

and local directives and guidelines of the respective firing installation direc-

tive of the federal state and the fire protection guidelines of the VFK.

The assembly and service instruction must be stored in a safe place and

when requested, presented to the chimney sweep or the responsible

authority.

Information on the fuel wood pellets can be obtained in the „Operating

instructions Mellino“.

1.2 TECHNICAL DATA MELLINO

Mains connection 230V AC / 50Hz

Safety class I

electrical power consumption in standby approx. 2 W

electrical power consumption when starting

(ignition) approx. 265 W

electrical power consumption during operation approx. 20 W

Fuse (10.3 x 38 mm) 2 A slow-blow

Dimensions (WxHxD) 560 mm x 1,241 mm x 510 mm

Total weight, empty 178 kg

Smoke pipe outflow Ø 100 mm

Combustion air connection Ø 100 mm

Fuel Wooden pellets according to DINplus or ÖNorm

standards

Pellet tank capacity 22 kg

Nominal heat output (full load) 8.4 kW

Room heating capacity 71 to 182 m3(depending on the building

insulation)

Performance level 1

5 and Hi

2,5 kW

4,0 kW

5,5 kW

7,0 kW

8,4 kW

Efficiency > 86 %

Average flue gas temperature 140°C

Average necessary supply pressure 12 Pa

CO emissions relating to 13% O2 63 mg/Nm3

Dust emissions 26 mg/Nm3

Mass flow of flue gas 9,6 g/s

GB 5

1.3 SCOPE OF DELIVERY

The Mellino is supplied ready mounted on a wooden pallet. The following

parts belong to the scope of supply and must be enclosed with the device:

• Scrubber cleaner

• Handle for the burner pot (lifting

tool)

• Door opener „Cold Hand“

• Heat protection glove

• Operating instructions

• Assembly & service instructions

ATTENTION: the heat-resistant glove enclosed is only intended to

provide protection from the heat when using the lifting handle and

the cold hand. The glove is not fire-proof!

1.4 ACCESSORIES

The following accessories are optionally available for the Mellino:

• Hot air or convection air blower Part no.: 1015055

• Ø100 mm Flue pipe straight 250 mm* Part no.: 1015269

• Ø100 mm Flue pipe straight 500 mm* Part no.: 1015270

• Ø100 mm Flue pipe straight 1000 mm* Part no.: 1015271

• Ø100 mm Knee 90° with cleaning door* Part no.: 1015273

• Ø100 mm Knee 45°* Part no.: 1015274

• Wall rosette Part no.: 1015275

• Wall lining Part no.: 1015276

* The flue pipes are equipped with a silicone sealing lip.

1.5 DIMENSIONS

printed glass ceramics,

framed at sides, top and

bottom

Combustion air connection (Ø 100)

Flue gas fan (Ø 100)

Door

GB 6

2. ASSEMBLING INSTRUCTIONS

The assembly of the pellet stove must only be carried out by an authorised

specialist company. The device must be positioned fixed and safe on a non-

combustible base. It must not be standing tilted on one side (use a spirit

level). The adjustable feet can be used to compensate any unevenness.

2.1 PROTECTING THE BASE AT THE SITE OF

INSTALLATION

The floor must comprise non-combustible material. With combustible floor-

ing (timber, carpet, etc.), a non-combustible underlay made of metal or

ceramic with a minimum thickness of 1 mm or respectively loadable glass

must be provided. In the area of direct radiant heat of the combustion cham-

ber door, the non-combustible layering must be installed at least 500 mm to

the front and at least 300 mm on each side.

2.2 SAFETY DISTANCES

A minimum distance of 150 mm must be maintained to combustible objects

(furniture, decoration, curtains, etc.) positioned on the sides. The safety

distance to the side is reduced to 150 mm with non-combustible objects.

No combustible objects (furniture, curtains, decorations, etc.) may be

placed within a distance of 800 mm in the area of direct radiant heat of

the combustion chamber door or inspection glass. In interest of protecting

furniture or other furnishings, we recommend a distance greater than 1 m.

Fig. 4

Floor covering

Distance from wall

1000 mm

Area of direct radiant heat

800 mm

Install radiant heat panel,

made of non-combustible material

Area of direct radiant heat

GB 7

2.3 CHIMNEY CONNECTION

The pellet stove must be connected to a chimney that has been approved for

solid fuels. Multiple allocation not permitted in the process! The dimension-

ing is carried out according to DIN 4705 / EN13384 when considering DIN

18160 and when using the Technical data specified in 1.2 as a basis.

A continuous supply pressure of 5 Pa to max. 20 Pa is required for a

trouble-free operation. In event of unfavourable operating conditions of the

chimney (e.g., strong drafts, intensive weather-related fluctuations of the

supply pressure, etc.), we recommend the installation of an auxiliary ven-

tilation system. Tip: have the flue gas system checked by the responsible

chimney sweeper in advance.

Direct chimney connection

With a direct chimney connection, the pellet stove can be connected with a

wall distance of 100 mm (see „2.2 Safety distances“). The hole for the wall

lining on the chimney must be located 192 mm above the flooring. A fine

adjustment can be carried out using the height-adjustable feet.

Conventional wall connection

With a chimney orifice positioned a little higher, the wall distance increases

according to the connecting pieces used. In doing so, the longer flue gas

routes as well as several sharp bends of 90° to the connection on the

chimney must be avoided.

The flue gas connection must be carried out air tight as the pellet stove con-

veys the flue gas into the chimney system via the integrated flue gas venti-

lator (in particular during the starting phase) with a slight positive pressure.

Suitable flue pipes are available as accessories (see „1.4 Accessories“).

A respective cleaning opening must also be installed for cleaning the flue

gas path. All transitions must be carried out air tight. Only heat-resistant

sealing agent must be used for sealing.

Flue gas connection

GB 8

In order to establish the flue gas connection, the cladding on the back must

be removed. The rear wall is in two parts. The top part can be hung-out by

lifting it. Then the bottom part can also be removed by lifting it.

2.4 COMBUSTION AIR

Generally, in stoves the combustion air is taken from the installation room.

With this type of air supply, the combustion air connection of the Mellinos

siply stays open.

Attention: it must be ensured that the installation room has a sufficient

supply of fresh air. More detailed information can be found in the country-

specific FeuVO (Fire Ordinance), DIN 18896 or the technical regulations of

the TROL.

The fresh air supply must be checked by the technician and the operator.

When operating several fireplaces in a single room or linked space , ensure

that sufficient air is available for complete combustion! It is possible that

there is not a sufficient supply of fresh air if the windows and doors are

sealed (e.g., in combination with energy saving measures). As a result, the

ventilation of the pellet stove can be affected. If necessary, you have to

ensure for an additional fresh air supply.

Operating an exhaust fan system (e.g., extractor fan, etc.) at the same time

in the same room or linked space with a pellet stove is forbidden due to

smoke or flue gas escaping (despite the combustion chamber room being

closed).

a) Via an external combustion air connection

If the pellet stove Mellino should be supplied with a separate combustion air

line, this must be connected to the flue gas connection (Ø 100 mm) at the

rear (see „1.5 Dimensions“).

When connecting the combustion air neck, the combustion air is supplied

from outside or from other rooms (not from the heating cellar).

In order to ensure for sufficient supply of air, the combustion air line should

be routed with few bends and be no longer than 5 m.

The combustion air openings and lines must not be closed or blocked other

than if it has been ensured that the fireplace can only be operated with

opened fastening by special safety equipment.

The cross-section must not be narrowed by a fastening or a grille. A shut-

off valve must be installed, where the combustion air feed pipe runs outside

the building. In doing so, it must be possible to easily determine the shut-off

valve setting from outside.

In accordance with regulations, combustion air piping crossing a fire protec-

tion wall in buildings with more than two storeys must be established in

such a manner that smoke or fire cannot be transmitted to other floors or

fire compartments. Country-specific and local fire safety regulations must

be observed!

GB 9

2.5 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

The pellet stove is supplied with an approx. 2 m connecting lead with earth-

ing contact plug. The connection to the power network must only be carried

out on a earthing contact plug installed correctly and earthed according to

VDE guidelines. The mains connection line must be checked for damage at

regular intervals. A damaged connection line must be replaced immediately

by customer services or an authorised person (e.g., electrician).

Note: pull the plug out of the socket before carrying out any work where the

back wall of the device or the side cladding have to be opened.

3. COMMISSIONING AND OPERATION

Commissioning of the pellet stove must only be carried out in a completely

mounted state.

Wooden pellets with the quality specified must only be used as fuel. When

using other fuels, all claims for warranty and guarantee will be rendered

invalid.

Observe all maintenance and cleaning guidelines in order to enjoy an undis-

turbed heating experience.

Further information on commissioning, operating and maintaining the pellet

stove can be obtained in the „Operating instructions Mellino“.

Note: during the first commissioning, the paint of the stove will be burned-

in. This may lead to the development of smoke that is harmless to health,

but has an inconvenient odour. In this case, open the window and vent well.

4. SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE

CONTROL SYSTEM

The control system in the Mellino is characterised by several special

features.

4.1 DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE CONTROL

The differential pressure control serves to provide constant conditions for

combustion and to compensate and control different chimney conditions at

the place of installation.

In the combustion air channel, a baffle plate made from perforated plate

is installed direct on the combustion air hood. A differential pressure is

measured in front of and behind this baffle plate. The control system is

connected direct to the measuring point using silicone hoses.

The flue gas fan is not given any rotational speeds as parameter, it is given

the value of a differential pressure. Depending on the draught in the chim-

ney, the flue gas fan is controlled so so that the differential pressure is

kept constant. This means that in event of a strong draught in the chimney,

the fan only rotates slowly whereas when the draught is weak, respec-

tively higher speeds are controlled. This creates constant conditions for the

combustion in the burner pot and the pellet stove is independent from the

draught in the chimney at the place if installation to a large extent as the

control system adapts to this.

The differential pressure also detects a complete chimney blockage and

then switches the device off. If the combustion chamber door is opened

during running operation, this is also detected as the differential pressure

now collapses. That is why this pellet stove does not have a door contact

switch. After a timer has elapsed, the extinguishing of the stove is initiated

when the door is opened:

GB 10

4.2 INFINITELY VARIABLE CAPACITY CONTROL

The heating capacity of the stove has been graded 5-fold (see operating

instructions). However, only the parameters for the data for stage 1 (min.)

and stage 5 (max.) are entered. The intermediate stages are calculated

automatically by the control system. The intermediate stages are started-up

softly via ramps and are not switched suddenly. In combination with the flue

gas fan that is also controlled via ramps, this results in a very low noise level

and a simple parameterization, as parameters do not have to be determined

separately for all intermediate stages.

5. OPERATING ELEMENTS

The pellet stove can be operated via the display on the stove. An infrared

remote control is also available for the most important functions:

5.1 THE DISPLAY

The first 3 symbols, at top left, are warnings. Adjacent to these 3 symbols

is the receiver for the remote control unit and a display that shows whether

a timer program is activated. With the menu buttons you can move to the

other 6 displays and then set them.

3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

1On/Off switch

2ESC key (jump back) Also error code query

3Warning message: flue gas temperature too low or pellet deficiency

/ tank empty

4Warning message: clean the stove or flue gas outlet blocked

5Warning message: fault, please read the error code and contact

customer services

6Receiver for the infrared remote control

7Illuminates when the time switch program is active

8Current heating capacity (1, 2, 3, 4, Auto or Hi)

9Hot air blower performance stage (1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or Auto)

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