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5. TURNING ON AND OFF
5.1 Control panel:
It is composed of a large orange backlight this will go off after a few seconds if you need on any
longer hit any other button, there are five other control keys on LCD screen:
5.2 Turning on and off:
Plug in to the grid (230 V - 50 Hz):
1. If this is the first time it has been plugged in or has gone more than four days off grid
and also if reprogramming, you will have to edit the date and time again according to
point. 5.4 of the manual.
2. If it has been disconnected for less than 4 days, it maintains the time and day of the
week, even remembering the last selected temperatures and operating modes
.
Disconnection for a long time will mean reprogramming.
Once plugged in for the radiator to start working you press the key ON/OFF, which appears on
the display with temperature displayed.
When you connect the display always appears with the last selected mode and temperature.
5.3 Modes of operation:
By successively pressing the mode key the radiator is passed from one mode to another.
COMFORT:
modes
of
operation
Comfort:
7
‐
30ºC
Economy:
Tª
Comfort
–
3.5ºC
Anti
‐
freeze:
7ºC
E
Edit
date,
hour
and
program.
Clock
symbol
must
be
showing
to
program.
Radiator
(OFF)
Selected
temperature
time
Turn
on
and
off
the
radiator
(ON/OFF)
Edit
and
confirm
date,
time
and
programming
Selection
of
temperatures,
day
and
hour
Selection
of
the
mode
of
operation
Daily
and
weekly
programming
Comfort
Economy
Anti
‐
freeze
Keyboard
lock
Days
of
the
week
M
‐
T–W–T–F
‐
S
‐
S
Heating
indicator
In this mode you select the temperature desired between 7 - 30 ° C in
steps of 0.5 ° C. The normal temperature of comfort is 20 - 21 ° C.
Comfort mode is used during the day.
