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the PL begins the ignition. The remaining ignition time in minutes appears in the left segment of the<br />

display. The ignition process finishes either at the end of the ignition time or when the control panel, due<br />

to a sudden rise in the exhaust gas temperature, has recognized that the <strong>pellets</strong> have already been ignited.<br />

The PL now runs at full <strong>boiler</strong> power until the <strong>boiler</strong> reaches a temperature 10 K (adjustable between 30<br />

K and 10 K) below the pre–set <strong>boiler</strong> target temperature. If this happens, then the PL switches itself into<br />

partial load operation automatically. If the <strong>boiler</strong> temperature drops under the threshold value again, then<br />

the PL switches itself back onto full power again.<br />

The PL remains in operation until the heating electronics demand no more heat from the burner. In the<br />

left segment of the display, the letter „A“appears. If the exhaust gas temperature falls below 90◦ C, the<br />

letter „E“appears in the display. The pellet <strong>boiler</strong> then passes through an automatic fire pan ash–emptying<br />

cycle. If the heating electronics request heat from the burner again, the PL starts once more.<br />

We recommend the KUENZEL weather–regulated heating electronics for all heating systems, in which<br />

the PL functions as the single source of heat.<br />

1.17.3 Operation with Buffer Storage<br />

The PL can also be operated with buffer storage. We recommend the operation with buffer storage as it<br />

enables a longer running time of the burner, as well if only little heat is demanded. This way emissions<br />

and the general wear and tear can be reduced.<br />

If the buffer storage is integrated into the system, the two buffer sensors have to be joined to the 806 <strong>Co</strong>ntrol<br />

Panel and assessed. The <strong>boiler</strong> can, as described above, be started. There are two possible operation<br />

modes:<br />

Operation without heating electronics The <strong>boiler</strong> stays in operation until the <strong>boiler</strong> temperature exceeds<br />

the <strong>boiler</strong> target temperature. Now a burn-out begins. As soon as the exhaust gas temperature falls<br />

below 90◦C the buffer temperature will be controlled. If now the upper buffer temperature is higher than<br />

the set switch-over temperature, the <strong>boiler</strong> circulation pump stops. The upper buffer temperature has to<br />

fall below the switch-over temperature, before the <strong>boiler</strong> circulation pump starts again. The burner will<br />

stay blocked as well until the upper buffer temperature falls below the switch-over temperature, even if<br />

the <strong>boiler</strong> temperature falls below 70◦C. Operation with heating electronics If there is a request of the heating electronics on the burner, the<br />

<strong>boiler</strong> circulation pump is switched on. If the heating electronics’ request stops, the <strong>boiler</strong> circulation<br />

pump keeps on working until a burn-out starts. If the <strong>boiler</strong> reaches a temperature 2◦ C (adjustable) above<br />

the lower buffer temperature, the <strong>boiler</strong> circulation pump stops. The <strong>boiler</strong> circulation pump starts again,<br />

if the <strong>boiler</strong> reaches a temperature 2◦C (adjustable) below the upper buffer temperature or if the heating<br />

electronics send a new request.<br />

1.18 Maintenance and Service<br />

As with all technical appliances, your pellet <strong>boiler</strong> must be regularly checked and serviced. Depending<br />

on the cleaning function, the different cleaning intervals should be kept. An additional thorough service<br />

should be carried out before long periods of disuse such as before the summer holidays.<br />

We recommend that you arrange a service contract with your heating technician.<br />

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