clage 3200-36450, Operating And Installation Instructions

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2. How to use
Statistics
In the statistics the consumption and usage data are captured by the appliance and dis-
played in graph format:
Water consumption
Power consumption
Total consumption costs
Select or to scroll through the different periods. The consumptions are dis-
played in diagrams over a period from the last drawing of water or the total consump-
tion.
Note: The consumption data are not suitable for billing purposes.
Settings
This menu is used for the basic configuration on the appliance. Select or to
scroll through the different menu items and tap “ OK ” to change settings directly or go
to submenus.
Language: Select the menu language.
Sound: Activate / deactivate operating sounds.
Note: Alarm signals and instruction sounds can not be disabled.
ECO indicator: ECO mode indicates when the unit is operating in an energy efficient
range. After each tapping, the statistics for the last tapping are displayed.
Currency: Select a currency symbol.
Temperature Limit: The temperature limit can be activated / deactivated in this menu
and the maximum warm water temperature can be limited to a desired value within the
temperature setting range.
Note: If the instantaneous water heater supplies a shower, then the maximum tem-
perature was limited during the installation of the appliance and can not be changed.
Operation Lock: Secure your settings with a four-digit PIN.
Note: The operation lock can only be deactivated with the correct PIN under
“Operation lock”. If you should forget your PIN, please contact Customer Services.
PIN Entry: Use or to select digits from 00 to 99. To move to the next or previ-
ous digit, select
or . Once you have selected both digits, confirm by . The
PIN must be reentered and confirmed by “ OK ” as a security measure.
If both entries match, the range of the control lock can be set.
Note: In the event of a power cut whilst the automatic is running according to the fill
quantity, the water flow is stopped by the motor valve. After power is restored the
valve remains closed a prompt appears on the display until the prompt is acknowl-
edged by tapping on “OK”.