SP-O5 Oven Stove & Rakoczy Popter G10 KW Boiler: Overheating Issue, Potential Driver Damage

Good morning,

I apologize in advance if the question smacks of banality. I have little time to solve the problem, and I need to help an elderly person being a layman.

Despite the automatic settings of the SP-O5 oven stove, the Rakoczy Popter G10 KW boiler heats up to too high a temperature.
Is the driver damaged?

Thank you in advance for any suggestion, remark or referral.
Yours sincerely.
D.

I am not an expert! - but if you throw in a lot to burn, the temperature rises.

Added after 6 [minutes]:


Instructions SP-O5
http://www.kgelektronik.pl/var/sterowniki/sp05pl.pdf

AND.
Read on the net about how the pumps work - are they not infected?

I don't know how to thank you. Master.

Isn't it that all this control in a closed oven is to keep the temperature on the air supply determined by the regulation?
I will take advice

Best regards.

ps

There is nothing in this manual. This is a lead. And the bed is not sleeping.
With all my heart ...

Added after 9 [hours] 18 [minutes]:

There is such an art that I am still looking for help.

D.

@__daniel__ Piotr trial and error method


You know, there is something in it because, for example, on my DEFRO stove, heated with eco-peas with a screw feeder, if you set it to 50C then this temperature is kept. And when I switch to smoking wood, it is above 50 and maybe the temperature rises to 80C if it gets too much. I have changed the fan to 5% because it was ~ 50% quick lighting up and going out. Now, if I want to light it quickly, I open 2-3 cm for 5 minutes and close the door, the temperature is 50-55C

Daniel Piotr wrote:

Despite the automatic settings of the SP-O5 oven stove, the Rakoczy Popter G10 KW boiler heats up to too high a temperature.
Is the driver damaged?

And what surface does this boiler heat?
What and how many heat receivers are installed (radiators, floor plate, boiler)?
How does it light up in the cauldron?
What is burned in the boiler?

Daniel Piotr wrote:

heats up to high temperature.

Check the door seals to see if the stove gets "left air" and, despite closing the flaps, the temperature continues to rise.