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Safire cera22 Ceramic cooktop
SF-Lämmitin Oy Tilhenkatu 1 20610 TURKU, FINLAND Tel. +358(0)2 244 3282
01/2018
STARTING AND INDICATORS
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The unit is turned on by pressing the power switch for about one second. The status LED
lights up green when the power is on.
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The flame indicator flashes green during start-up and lights up continuously when a flame is
detected.
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The decimal point on the numeric display blinks with the control pulses to the pump.
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In stove mode, the power (1-10) is adjusted with the arrow keys and the numeric display. The
setting is displayed by pressing the arrow key once.
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When the blower lid is used (heating mode), select power or temperature with the MODE
buttons. The thermostat automatically controls the power when the temperature setting is
selected.
TURNING OFF
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The unit is switched off by pressing the power switch. The pump stops and the stove switches
to aftercooling mode and then switches off.
The power supply of the cooktop must not be
cut off before the aftercooling phase has ended (approx. 8 minutes) e.g. by using the
main switch.
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If the power is turned off during the aftercooling period, the fault state (fault code A) must be
acknowledged by pressing the MODE button. Disconnect the power from the main switch if
the unit is not used for an extended period of time.
POSSIBLE ISSUES
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If the
green status indicator
does not light up during start-up, the stove is not receiving
electricity.
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If the
flame indicator
is not lit after the start-up process (approx. 6.5 minutes), the device
enters the aftercooling phase and turns off. The reason for this could be an empty fuel system
or poor-quality fuel. A new start-up attempt can be made if other problems are not found. After
two unsuccessful attempts, the cause of the problem should be identified to prevent the fuel
from escaping from the burner.
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As the heater is running, if the green flame indicator dims and the fault indicator is lit, it is
usually a sign of an empty fuel tank, a disruption in the fuel supply or e.g. a power problem.
Check the unit for issues.