5 - mode and settings – MCZ Yari AIR User Manual
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5 - MODE AND SETTINGS
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Let us look at the differences between MANUAL and AUTOMATIC in detail:
• MANUAL mode allows you to adjust the flame power exclusively, between power 1 and power 5, ignoring any ambient temperature
reading. This mode is reported by the
signal appearing on the symbol on the display.
• The automatic mode, on the other hand, allows you to set the required temperature inside the room where the stove is installed,
and the stove will automatically adjust its power to reach the established temperature. With this mode it is also possible to use an
external thermostat, as explained herein.
Every time the stove is ignited it will run in the operating mode that was enabled the last time it was switched off
(always P3 in manual mode).
MANUAL MODE
In this operating mode it is possible to vary the heat output power exclusively by selecting the flame power.
Using button 3, the 5 heat output powers are adjusted in succession; if the stove is, for example, on power 3 the sequence will be:
P3 P4 P5 P1 P2 P3
Ventilation is also divided into 5 speeds (plus AUTO) and it is possible to vary it as needed using button 4; if ventilation is on power 3, for
example, the sequence will be:
SET VENTOLA (SET FAN) 3 4 5 AUTO 1 2 3
In "AUTO", ventilation adapts autonomously to the flame power
Examples: Flame power P1 = Ventilation at the 1st speed
Flame power P2 = Ventilation at the 2nd speed
……
Flame power P5 = Ventilation at the 5th speed
If conditions arise during stove operation that change the normal state of operation, the "general alarm" indicator
will appear on the screen with the message "ALARM..." (see example in the figure to the side). The alarm is
accompanied by a beeping sound (see the paragraph on "Lockout of the stove") and the stove reacts by starting the
procedure to switch off completely.
If a sudden power BLACK-OUT occurs in the house while the stove is running, it will switch off; when the power comes
back on the stove will automatically follow a safety cooling procedure and re-ignite.
Variation of flame power and “manual mode”
display
Variation and display of fan speed.
Stove in alarm and in lockout status