Eco Pacific: Super Star Operating Instructions-2021/P.4
set the comfort temperature higher than the room temperature;
it will cycle the unit (burners
and fan) to keep the area heated at a constant temperature. For a digital thermostat set the
temperature higher than the room temperature to call for heat. For programmable thermostats
follow the instructions provided with the thermostat to set the program of your choice to switch on
and switch off the unit automatically at the pre-set day, time, and temperature. For mounting the
thermostats, the following instruction could be helpful-
The thermostat should be mounted on a draught free internal wall, out of direct sunlight for best
operation.
Because the thermostat is sensitive to heat, devices such as electrical equipment, lamps and TV
should not be placed near it.
The thermostat may accumulate lint and dust which may affect its accuracy and therefore should
be checked and cleaned annually.
Maintaining your heating system:
The
Super Star
ducted heating system has been designed for low maintenance throughout its life.
Untrained personnel can perform basic maintenance functions, like cleaning and replacing return
air filters, if fitted. Filters should be removed for cleaning at regular intervals, preferably each
month during heating season. A blocked filter will restrict airflow and possibly overheat the heat
exchanger and
motor windings, thus greatly affecting your heater’s life span and performance, and
may void warranty.
Any servicing or repairs to the heater must be performed only by a
qualified or by an Eco Pacific factory trained service technician.
Outlet registers:
It is important to keep the following minimum number of registers or ceiling diffusers open all the
time to prevent overheating of the appliance:
Models
keep open minimum no. of outlets.
Super Star, SS512/HB412
2
Super Star, SS516/HB416
3
Super Star, SS520/HB420
4
Super Star, SS525/HB425
5
Super Star, SS530/HB430 6
Inadequate return air due to dirty filters, placement of furniture over circulating air registers or
restricting the circulating air passageway can cause excessive heat exchanger temperatures and
reduce the heat
er’s life span.
Note:
The use of filters on the supply air registers/diffusers are not allowed as these will
restrict the supply air ducting and will overheat the heat exchanger leading to a reduced life
of the heater. Please be aware that using
filters on supply air registers would void the
warranty. However, you can put a filter in the return air grill and make sure it is regularly
cleaned.
Abnormal operation:
Should any of the following characteristics occur, do not use the heating, contact your local service
agent or the gas authority immediately:
•
Smell of gas,
•
Unusual odours from outlet resisters,
•
Smoke or fumes from outlet registers,
•
Excessive or unusual noise emanating from the appliance.
Please ensure that where the heater is in the roof space the blow-in loose fill insulation material is
