SAFERA Airis BT User And Installation Manual Download Page 18

6.  Maintenance

6.1  Regular maintenance

To ensure continued safe and reliable op-

eration, follow these maintenance instruc-

tions at least once every three months or 

more frequently if needed:

1.  Press the OK-button to perform self-

diagnostics: when the Sensor Unit is in 

working order, the indicator light will 

blink in green. Any other color indicates 

a problem – please see section 

“Troubleshooting”.

2. If there is visible dirt or grease 

accumulation, wipe the Sensor Unit 

with a soft cloth moistened with water 

or a mild detergent, such as washing 

up liquid. Avoid pressing the appliance 

buttons and sensors.

6.2  Battery life and low battery

In normal use, the batteries should last 18 

months.

The Sensor Unit sounds a beep with an or-

ange indication light when the battery life 

is expected to run out soon (typically in a 

couple of weeks). Replace the batteries 

according to the following instructions.

You may reset the low battery alarm for 12 

hours by pressing the OK-button.

If the batteries are not replaced, Unicook 

Airis switches itself off when the batteries 

are fully depleted. The PCU will also shut 

down the electric power to the stove.

6.3  Battery replacement

High-capacity batteries are recommend-

ed such as Varta Industrial.

Remove the sensor unit from the mount-

ing bracket by pulling it gently.

Remove the empty batteries.

Place the new batteries in the sensor unit. 

Notice the correct battery orientation 

markings inside the battery compartment, 

where the “+” symbol denotes the positive 

terminal of the battery according to this 

picture:

Place the sensor unit back onto the 

mounting bracket.

Summary of Contents for Airis BT

Page 1: ...22105_01 B User and Installation Manual Airis BT Airis WiFi Airis AQ Powered by...

Page 2: ...1 Manufacturer Information The product is designed and manufac tured by Safera a Finnish company of ex perts in smart cooking 1 2 Distributor Unicook Ltd Unit 1 Villa Farm Tunbridge Wells Kent TN3 9U...

Page 3: ...ot replace statutory home fire alarms Ensure that fire safety at your home follows the local regulations Flame cooking is prohibited under the cooker hood Also operating gas stove burners without pans...

Page 4: ...isible red laser beam avoid direct eye exposure to the beam and do not inspect it with optical instruments In such case remove the batteries and discontinue the use of the product 2 3 Battery Safety I...

Page 5: ...st Yes high pitch Cooker danger Red blinking three times Yes low pitch 3 tone Battery low Blue blinking continuous No The sensor is looking for a Bluetooth connection to a mobile phone Blue light cons...

Page 6: ...components should be in cluded 1 Sensor unit and batteries 3 x AA 2 Wall mount bracket pre installed 3 Cooker hood mount bracket not installed 4 This user manual OK Button Mounting tape protectors 3...

Page 7: ...F 2 phase connection with fixed installation See pages 12 17 PCU6 1 F Fixed 1 phase connection See pages 10 11 PCU6 3 F Fixed 3 phase connection See pages 8 9 4 2 Installation of Power Control Units O...

Page 8: ...and if relevant the oven are turned off The supply to the hob cooker is always energised when the PCU is connected to the mains power Do not install the power control unit where it will be exposed to...

Page 9: ...OFF 1 L3 L2 L1 IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT N PE OUT 5 IN Phase order can be freely chosen If only two phases are used connect them to the terminals L1 and L2 2 6 4 3 4xA A A A B 2xB IN...

Page 10: ...levant the oven are turned off The supply to the hob cooker is always energised when the PCU is connected to the mains power Do not install the power control unit where it will be exposed to excessive...

Page 11: ...OFF 1 2 6 4xA A A A B 4 2xB 3 L OUT N N L OUT IN IN PE 5 OUT X IN...

Page 12: ...vant the oven are turned off The supply to the hob cooker is always energised when the PCU is connected to the mains power Do not install the power control unit where it will be exposed to excessive h...

Page 13: ...to the screw terminals cables not included 2 6xA Remove the cover to access internal wiring 4 6xA Replace the cover 5 4xB Mount the power control unit on the wall behind the cooker or into the cabi ne...

Page 14: ...to uncov er the battery compartment by pulling it gently open The bracket is held in place by magnets Install the supplied batter ies noting their polarity The Sensor Unit should now power up 4 4 Moun...

Page 15: ...on please re fer to the Installation Wizard section in the Safera App For the factory shipped software version the allowed mounting height specifications are Installation Height Wall mount stove width...

Page 16: ...The App is needed for initial setup firmware updates configuration and advanced features Smart Cooking and Air Quality Connecting Safera App with Unicook Airis 1 Download and install Safera App to yo...

Page 17: ...ough the setup with questions about your Unicook Airis sensor installation and type of hob 5 2 Check the working order 1 Turn on one cooker plate with maximum power With an induction cooker use a suit...

Page 18: ...Unit sounds a beep with an or ange indication light when the battery life is expected to run out soon typically in a couple of weeks Replace the batteries according to the following instructions You...

Page 19: ...the table below Problem Remedy Faulty installation position of the Sensor Unit Sensor Unit has detected that it is not level or it s position has changed since installation If mounted on the cooker h...

Page 20: ...m Maximum radiated power 3 5 dBm 9 For private households in EU Information on Disposal for Users of WEEE This symbol on the product s and or accompanying docu ments means that used electri cal and el...

Page 21: ...our body Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s author ity to operate the equipment Class B device notice NOTE This equipment has...

Page 22: ...RODUCT TO COLLECT GENERAL COOKING RELATED DATA IN THE PRO CESS OF WHICH SAFERA MAY COLLECT DATA WHICH CAN BE CONSIDERED AS PERSONAL DATA IN CERTAIN COUNTRIES BY USING THE PRODUCT YOU EXPLICITLY UNDERS...

Page 23: ...HE DIS TRIBUTOR HAVE NOT AGREED OTH ERWISE IN WRITTEN FORM THE DISTRIBUTOR S LIABILITY INCLUD ING ANY REFUNDS AND REMUNERA TION IS LIMITED TO THE PRODUCT S PURCHASE PRICE AND THE DISTRIB UTOR IS NOT L...

Page 24: ...en You and the Distributor and on other terms ap plicable between You and the Distributor Safera is not bound by any such terms or any other terms of the Distributor 11 5 General If any provision of t...

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