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2) Press the button “ ” again, the appliance will blow warm air. (B)
3) Press the button “ ” a third time, the appliance will blow hot air. (C)
4) Press the button “ ” a fourth time, the appliance will be off and back to standby mode.
2. Button “ ” in the remote control:
1) Make sure the appliance is in standby mode. Press the
on/off button “ ” in the remote control to switch the
ventilator on. (A)
2) Press the function button “ ” to switch the heating on,
the appliance will blow warm air. (B)
3) Press the function button “ ” again, the heating will
switch to full power. The appliance will blow hot air. (C)
4) Press the function button “ ” a third time, the heating will be off; the appliance will blow cold air. (A)
5) Press the on/off button “ ” to turn off the appliance.
TIMER
1) When the appliance is working, press the timer button “ ” to set the working time from 00-12 hours.
The set working time will flash a few seconds, then the display panel will shows the previous setting and
the timer icon “ ”. The appliance will be off automatically when the timer is over.
2) When the appliance is in standby mode, press the timer button “ ” to set a delayed start time from
00-12 hours. The display shows the set hours and the icon “ ” and the timer starts counting down. The
appliance starts automatically when the timer is over. The standard temperature is 23°C (Note: it is not
possible to set the temperature using the buttons).
Note: The timer button “ ” on the remote control works in the same way as the timer button on the
appliance.
TEMPERATURE SETTING:
1. Switch the unit on by pressing the on/off button “ ”, press the plus or minus button “ / ” to set
your desired temperature (between 10 °C and 49 °C); the standard setting is 23°C. Press button “OK” to
confirm the setting. The display shows the set temperature and the power.
2. When you set the temperature, the appliance will select the power required: full power (if the set
temperature is more than 2 °C higher than the ambient temperature) and low power (if the set
temperature is higher than the ambient temperature, but the difference value is less than or equal to
2 °C). Once the ambient temperature has reached the set temperature, the heating element will be