Ah, I just looked at the compact and on this boiler they have abandoned the volcano burner, the pellets come from the side and it is not possible to create a large block of embers. So I said something stupid, and I apologize for that.

If it vents, all the pellets should be burned and Okofen does not use this 3rd mode. So the buffer tank is necessary.
And the problem comes from elsewhere...
Can we know the operating times at the different powers?

The "volcano" burners have 3 operating states: 1- off 2- combustion 3- standby If the first 2 states do not pose any problem, the 3rd is debatable. Indeed, in this state, the boiler cuts the arrival of pellets and the mechanical supply of air, so as to maintain a block of arms...

Then there is still the maximum boiler T° setpoint that would be reached. Each stove manufacturer customizes the program, some lower the extractor speed gradually. Otherwise, the air from the clean glass system acts as secondary or tertiary air if we consider that the three...

yes, if summer mode and no DHW tank sensor is connected, there is no demand and therefore it switches to modulation or standby.

What is special about your burner?

What are the T° requested and what are the T° measured by the card?
And what is the T° of the fumes?

I just read the topic. In thermosiphon, putting a section of pipe that goes down on the hot outlet of the generator blocks the circulation, it has a lot of trouble starting. In my opinion, this is when the bubbles were created. Finally one of the moments, the 2nd possible being during the circuit...

Hello,
Sorry, I missed your post. To me, that's a sign of insufficient draft. tubing too small, poorly insulated, clogged with soot, etc...

In the meantime, have you solved the problem?

The price of pellets remained low thanks to foreign, Polish, Romanian, Belarusian and Russian competition. Now that our enarques have cut us off from a good part of the supply, there is not enough since Europe consumes more than it produces. If you were a producer and you couldn't...

In fact the orifices of the boiler and ball are provided for iron,´. ok, you are talking about fittings in 40, whereas it is 42,3 in principle the 1"1/4. So what is the tube? what is its method of assembly? And in tapped outlets in 1 "1/4 the 40 is going to have a crazy game. Do...