Just in case you can't find the Pic's, Heres pic's 1-5,So where is this review??
https://www.hearth.com/talk/conversations/palazzetti-owners-review-pics-1-5.3612/
Just in case you can't find the Pic's, Heres pic's 1-5,So where is this review??
Pic's 6-10,So where is this review??
Nice looking Harman stove. If you are interested, here is a link to my Palazzetti stove review.I think we may go with an Italian for the kitchen dining area. Being sold an hour from me in MN. Just need to due the math and kick the tires on which model.
The stove was made specifically for the 110V market. I never had an issue with 110v on any of my previous pellet burners, doubt I will with this one.I only have one question. Going from 220 volts to 110 volts. What is the track record at the lower voltage. Do they use the same boards, motors, etc. Waiting for resident electrical engineers to expound.
If it was made for the North American market I guess most of the reviews would be European and irrelevant. If you have changed the motors and board it wouldn't be the same stove (durability and performance wise). Having said that wish you the best with your new stove. Will watch for further up dates about performance.The stove was made specifically for the 110V market. I never had an issue with 110v on any of my previous pellet burners, doubt I will with this one.
Greetings Phildo and fellow FUBARS! I got up close and personal with your "water heater" at a stove shop. I actually went to see the Ecoteck Elena - not a good hopper design as it is open to the convection blower area-Maybe the Italians dont have any sawdust in their pellet bags . Anyway, the store had an all steel Prima on the floor. Having had an Austroflamm Integra for 16 years, not much of the new stuff impressed me. This Prima is built like a tank (the all steel version looks like a prison cell for Leprechauns The sales rep would not let me break it down as there were other customers in the shop so I would like to see your review before I pull the trigger. How difficult to get behind the plates to clean the pipes and are the pipes stainless steel? The links to your pics and reviews error coded for me. I will log back on using Firefox or Goonagle chrome to see if that allows access. Asking in the store by the way was $5K for the colors and $4K for the black steel. Your source is affiliated with the same OR distributor for RIKA. Hopefully if he drops the line here in the US, he will still be able to order parts. I hope you like my temporary pellet stove.The stove was made specifically for the 110V market. I never had an issue with 110v on any of my previous pellet burners, doubt I will with this one.
I forgot to ask - what was the mfg date of your stove?I have learned a great deal about the stove, any other questions I am here to help
The interior of the stove is cast iron with two heat exchangers, very easy to remove and clean. I clean the stove once every 10 days or so and it takes me about 10 minutes.Greetings Phildo and fellow FUBARS! I got up close and personal with your "water heater" at a stove shop. I actually went to see the Ecoteck Elena - not a good hopper design as it is open to the convection blower area-Maybe the Italians dont have any sawdust in their pellet bags . Anyway, the store had an all steel Prima on the floor. Having had an Austroflamm Integra for 16 years, not much of the new stuff impressed me. This Prima is built like a tank (the all steel version looks like a prison cell for Leprechauns The sales rep would not let me break it down as there were other customers in the shop so I would like to see your review before I pull the trigger. How difficult to get behind the plates to clean the pipes and are the pipes stainless steel? The links to your pics and reviews error coded for me. I will log back on using Firefox or Goonagle chrome to see if that allows access. Asking in the store by the way was $5K for the colors and $4K for the black steel. Your source is affiliated with the same OR distributor for RIKA. Hopefully if he drops the line here in the US, he will still be able to order parts. I hope you like my temporary pellet stove.
The date of my stove is March 2011I forgot to ask - what was the mfg date of your stove?
If you cant open the pics i can email you them. very detailed!The interior of the stove is cast iron with two heat exchangers, very easy to remove and clean. I clean the stove once every 10 days or so and it takes me about 10 minutes.
Thanks Phildo!If you cant open the pics i can email you them. very detailed!
Hi Tay,Hi Pilldo and all friends, the Palazzetti Ecofire Prima is a great pellet stove, it is a heat generating machine , we all love it even my youngest teenage son loves it, it is precision made and very nice looking, I am like Fildo I have some experience now with this stove, the installation was a little bit challenging, anybody needs feed back, I am here to help.
Hi Tom,Thanks Phildo!
Send the pictures to [email protected]
I did find your reviewon the 3rd or fourth page in on Google search- Palazzetti Ecofire Prima Review- linkk was different.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/ratings.php?do=viewrating&ratingid=3718
Tom
Hi,I looked for your review and could not find it. The links you post above do not work for me they are broken... Sorry
Hi Tay,Hi Fildo,this is the connection on the back,View attachment 88204
Thanks FILDO ,Hi Tay,
Great job installing the stove!
Hi Tom,Thanks Phildo!
Send the pictures to [email protected]
I did find your reviewon the 3rd or fourth page in on Google search- Palazzetti Ecofire Prima Review- linkk was different.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/ratings.php?do=viewrating&ratingid=3718
Tom
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