10
5. Timer
(Fig.11
,
12
,
13)
With heater power on, user could press the "PROGRAM" key to change the status among“Timer-1”,
“Timer-2”, “Timer-1 and Timer-2”.
With Timer-1 indicator light up, user could press the "PROGRAM" key for 3 seconds to enter Timer-1
setting status.With“TIME ON” and flashing, user could press "Increase button" or "Decrease button"
to increase or decrease “TIME ON” by 30 minutes.Press the “PROGRAM” key again,with “TIME OFF”
and flashing, user could increase or decrease “TIME OFF” in the similar way. User could change the
status among time-on, time off and exit by touching the "PROGRAM" key.
Notice
: Default timing interval for usage is 21:00 ~ 8:00. The timer scope of the timer1 is from
21:00~8:00.For timer2, the range is free.
With Timer-2 indicator light up, user change time2 in the similar way.
User could press the "program" key to enter Timer-1 + Timer-2 setting status.
It means there are two timers in a day.
The water heater will work during the period from “timer on” and “timer off”.
4.Temperature Setting
(Fig.10)
With heater power on, user could press "Increase button" or "Decrease button" key to set temperature
within the range form 35
℃
to
75
℃
.In case of pressing continuously, the data changes ceaselessly;
6. Heating mode
(Fig.14)
This water heater has three types of heating modes.
User could press the "MODE" to change the status among“STANDARD”, “SINGLE”,
“MULTIPLE”.Selection can be made based on the season and purpose of hot water, more
convenient and energy-saving.
1. "STANDARD" : Heat the full inner tank of water in 2000 W(Standard ) or 800W(Low Power ).
2. "SINGLE" : Heat the upper half inner tank of water in 3000W(Standard ) or 1200W(Low Power ).
3. "MULTIPLE" : Heat the full inner tank of water in 3000W/2000W (Standard )or
1200W/800W(Low Power).
Fig. 11
Fig. 12
Fig. 13
7 . MAX
(Fig.15)
MAX function means more hot water output, therefore, better bath experience.
Notice:The ”MAX” mode will be to start automatically when more hot water is required.
This mode is only avaliable in “SINGLE” and “MULTIPLE”.
Fig. 15
Fig. 14
