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19-START&STOP
WATER TEMPERATURE SETTING
For hydro stoves, it is also possible to adjust the temperature of the water in the boiler/puffer/storage for possibly re-starting the stove by
pressing the keys.
In some system configurations, restarting from stand by (which happens by editing the water temperature set) occurs when the
temperature - hysteresis conditions are no longer fulfilled (ΔT PUFFER=10°C; ΔT STORAGE TANK =10°C).
Alternatively, for restarting, it is possible to raise the H2O Temp. SET. (Puffer or storage tank) or adjust the external thermostat.
In STANDBY status, pressing the
keys makes it possible to scroll through the various BOILER/PUFFER/STORAGE/ROOM
temperature adjustments with the key, to possibly edit the set point, also with the stove in STANDBY and possibly turn it back on.
With the ON/OFF key, the stove can be switched off completely also in STANDBY, it can only be turned back on by pressing ON/OFF again.
ACTIVATING START&STOP WITH THE EQUIPMENT OFF
If the equipment is OFF and the START&STOP needs to be activated, the following occurs when the
key is pressed:
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The stove changes from OFF to STAND BY,
•
the house icon becomes
and the key turns green
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In any case, the product remains off, however:
o If the previously set temperature is already lower than the room temperature, the product remains off and the on/off
key turns steady green. The stove will eventually turn on again when the room temperature drops or by modifying the
temperature setting, as seen previously, with the
keys.
Under no circumstances can the product be switched on again when TSET<ROOM T.
o If the previously set temperature is already higher than the room temperature, the equipment remains off
but the green key will start to flash to alert the user that an additional input is required to allow the product
to switch on (on/off key pressed for 2’’).
EXTRA DISPLAY
In comparison to the standard where the
icon turns green, there are representations where this icon disappears to leave space for
other settings such as AUX2 – AUX3 – AUX4.
In this case, the word AUX will turn green, highlighting the fact that START&STOP is active.
In configurations where START&STOP cannot be disabled (see 5 and 6), the key is not active.
