Kranzle therm 1165, Operating Instructions Manual

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Description
The thermostat controls the temperature of the
spray water. The target temperature is set using
two press-buttons (nos. 3 + 4) and can be read
from the top display (no. 1). If a button is held
down for longer, the target temperature setting
increases quickly in increments of 5°C.
The last temperature setting used remains
stored after the machine is switched off and
automatically becomes the default temperature
when the machine is switched back on.
The current spray temperature can be read from
the bottom display (no. 2).
When the machine is switched on, both displays show the figure "888" for approx 1
second to check the functioning of the units.
The thermostat also monitors the fuel level in the tank by means of a float switch. If
the fuel level falls below the minimum required quantity, the thermostat switches the
oil burner off and the word "OIL" blinks in the target temperature display window (no.
1). If the top display shows the letters "FLA" this indicates a malfunction in
combustion.
Thermostat
2
3
4
1
Safety information
IMPORTANT!
For safety reasons, the master switch must be put in the "0" position (ie,
the power must be switched off) after the washing process has been
completed.
At the start of the washing process the high pressure stream must be directed for at
least 30 seconds at the object being cleaned.
It is possible for the water content
(approx. 5 l) of the combustion chamber to discolour during periods of disuse.
Description
The thermostat controls the temperature of the
spray water. The target temperature is set using
two press-buttons (nos. 3 + 4) and can be read
from the top display (no. 1). If a button is held
down for longer, the target temperature setting
increases quickly in increments of 5°C.
The last temperature setting used remains
stored after the machine is switched off and
automatically becomes the default temperature
when the machine is switched back on.
The current spray temperature can be read from
the bottom display (no. 2).
When the machine is switched on, both displays show the figure "888" for approx 1
second to check the functioning of the units.
The thermostat also monitors the fuel level in the tank by means of a float switch. If
the fuel level falls below the minimum required quantity, the thermostat switches the
oil burner off and the word "OIL" blinks in the target temperature display window (no.
1). If the top display shows the letters "FLA" this indicates a malfunction in
combustion.
Thermostat
2
3
4
1
Safety information
IMPORTANT!
For safety reasons, the master switch must be put in the "0" position (ie,
the power must be switched off) after the washing process has been
completed.
At the start of the washing process the high pressure stream must be directed for at
least 30 seconds at the object being cleaned.
It is possible for the water content
(approx. 5 l) of the combustion chamber to discolour during periods of disuse.
The thermostat controls the temperature of the
spray water. The target temperature is set using
two press-buttons (nos. 3 + 4) and can be read
from the top display (no. 1). If a button is held
down for longer, the target temperature setting
increases quickly in increments of 5°C.
The last temperature setting used remains
stored after the machine is switched off and
automatically becomes the default temperature
when the machine is switched back on.
The current spray temperature can be read from
the bottom display (no. 2).
When the machine is switched on, both displays show the figure "888" for approx 1
second to check the functioning of the units.
The thermostat also monitors the fuel level in the tank by means of a float switch. If
the fuel level falls below the minimum required quantity, the thermostat switches the
oil burner off and the word "OIL" blinks in the target temperature display window (no.
1). If the top display shows the letters "FLA" this indicates a malfunction in
combustion.
Thermostat
2
3
4
1
Safety information
IMPORTANT!
For safety reasons, the master switch must be put in the "0" position (ie,
the power must be switched off) after the washing process has been
completed.
At the start of the washing process the high pressure stream must be directed for at
least 30 seconds at the object being cleaned.
It is possible for the water content
(approx. 5 l) of the combustion chamber to discolour during periods of disuse.
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