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Setting the desired temperature
1. Set the timer mode switch to
I
(it is possible to have the heater switched on all
the time, regardless of the timer).
2. Turn the thermostat knob to the maximum setting.
3. Select a power setting (experiment to find the best setting for the location).
4. When the desired temperature has been reached, slowly turn the thermostat knob
back until it clicks and the heater is switched off.
5. The heater will maintain the set temperature by automatically switching on and off.
6. With the thermostat knob set to
MIN
, the heater will maintain a room temperature
of around 5 °C.
Note:
Bear in mind that factors such as the size of the room, the outside temperature
and how well the building is insulated, all affect the ability of the heater to warm
the room up. If the room is too big, the heater might not be powerful enough to reach
the desired temperature or even keep the room above 5 °C.
Overheating protection
• The heater is fitted with an over-temperature safety cut-off which switches the heater
off if it overheats.
• To reset the over-temperature safety cut-off, unplug the heater and let it cool for
15–20 minutes.
• Then plug the heater back into a wall socket. The over-temperature safety cut-off
should now be reset and the heater should work normally.
Timer
1. Timer mode switch
2. Arrow for current time
3. Segments
The convector heater is equipped with a 24-hour timer with pull-out segments for
setting the on and off times. Each segment represents 15 minutes. The sliding timer
mode switch can be set to 3 positions:
0
– the timer runs but the heater cannot be switched on.
– the timer switches the heater on/off in accordance with the timer settings.
I
– the heater can be switched on and off manually, independently of the timer.
