Automatic Cleaning System; Recharge The Fuel; Doors Opening; User Training - Ravelli Touch Radio HYDRO Manuel

Rev.0 18/05/2021
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Automatic cleaning system

The stove is equipped with automatic brazier cleaning system. This means that there is no need to carry out daily manual cleaning
of the brazier or every time the stove is lit. The automatic cleaning system is activated every time the stove is lit and after 6 hours of
continuous operation. The cleaning cycle, which involves shutting down, automatic cleaning and restarting the stove, takes about 10
minutes. During this period the heating is guaranteed by the heat accumulated by the appliance itself.
Note: the times indicated are those set by default by the Manufacturer.
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Recharge the fuel

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Use only wood pellets, the characteristics shown in this manual.
During pellet loading prevent the pellet bag from coming into contact with hot surfaces.
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It is not recommended to empty the pellet bag directly into the hopper to avoid depositing wood sawdust on the bottom of
the hopper.

Doors opening

The combustion chamber door and the ash drawer can only be opened when the stove is in the OFF state.
If one of them is not closed, the pellet supply is interrupted, the control unit emits an acoustic warning signal, while the symbol ap-
pears on the display:
In this condition, by touching the CONFIRM button you can read the detail of the warning: "doors and ash pan open". If the combus-
tion chamber door and / or the ash drawer are not closed within 1 minute, the stove switches off signalling ALARM 07.
Opening the doors also interrupts the automatic cleaning phase of the brazier. In the event of a prolonged interruption of the cleaning
phase, ALARM 19 may appear.
Remember that in the presence of an alarm the stove will have to be restarted manually.

User training

Once installation is complete, the user must always be fully trained in the functions and characteristics of the stove by the technician
authorized by Ravelli to ensure optimal and safe use.
The training should cover the following topics:
• Description of the stove, its operation and basic settings
• How to turn the stove on and off safely
• Fuel storage and refilling
• What to do in the event of an alarm, in particular that of "no ignition"
• How to clean the stove correctly and the importance of performing it on a regular basis
• It is advisable to schedule the first annual maintenance
Use and maintenance manual Touch Radio Hydro