Remote Control; Air Ducts; Buttons Description - Palazzetti ECOFIRE Notice D'installation

13 REMOTE CONTROL

The remote control is supplied as standard on some
stoves only.
Operation of the remote control depends on the
control panel settings.
The device is an infrared remote control, and
therefore needs to be aimed at the receiver on the
control panel (Fig.13.1) or at the antenna ¿ tted at
the rear of the stove, depending on the model of
stove.
The remote control can be used to perform the
following operations on the stove:
FUNCTION
START
SWITCH OFF
INCREASE POWER
DECREASE POWER
INCREASE FAN SPEED
DECREASE FAN SPEED
* when automatic speed is selected and power is
managed automatically, three beeps will be emitted.
Whenever a button is pressed, the LED on the
remote control À ashes.

14 AIR DUCTS

(
ONLY FOR DUCTED MODELS OR PROVIDED WITH
)
DUCTING KIT
Ducted Eco¿ re stoves or ¿ tted with ducting kit can
be con¿ gured to deviate the hot air produced to two
different outlets.
One is for heating the room where the stove is
installed, Fig.14.1 (A) through the front or top grills
(according to the model). The other is used to heat
other rooms away from the stove, Fig.14.1 (B),
through a system of air ducts.
To deviate the À ow of hot air (completely or partially)
from one outlet to the other, use the special tool
supplied with the stove and adjust the control placed
between the front grills.
Some models of stove are already ¿ tted with a
lever to deviate the hot air on the stove itself (see
the "PRODUCT BOOKLET" enclosed).
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USE AND & MAINTENANCE
BUTTONS DESCRIPTION
press both buttons together to start the
stove
1 and 3
press both buttons together to switch the
stove off
2 and 4
press button 1 to increase stove output by
one power level
1
press button 2 to decrease stove output by
one power level
2
press button 3 to increase fan speed by
one level
3
press button 4 to decrease fan speed by
one level
4
INSTALLATION MANUAL
B
- cod. 004770810 - 09/2011 - Palazzetti - PN - Italy
Fig.13.1
AUDIBLE SIGNAL
one beep*
one beep*
one beep*
one beep*
A
Fig.14.1