►►6.3. SWITCHING THE HEATER OFF:
DO NOT PULL THE PLUG OUT UNTIL THE
COOLING CYCLE HAS TOTALLY ENDED.
►6.3.1. Take the “ON/OFF” switch to the
“OFF” (O) position (SEE FIG. 5).
►6.3.2. Disconnect the heater from the mains
electricity (SEE FIG. 6).
7. REGULATING THE PRESSURE
OF THE COMPRESSOR (Contact the
technical service center)
(
SEE FIG. 7)
THE COMPRESSOR PRESSURE MAY
HAVE TO BE RESTORED WITH WEAR OF
THE HEATER.
►7.1. Use the “TECHNICAL DATA TABLE”
to identify the correct pressure (Bar - PSI -
kPa) of your heater.
►7.2. Remove the screw/cap of the
manometer connection (A).
►7.3. Assemble the manometer (not supplied,
see “ACCESSORIES”).
►7.4. Switch the heater on.
►7.5. Act on the regulation screw by turning it
clockwise to increase the pressure and anti-
clockwise to decrease it (B).
►7.6. Remove the manometer and restore
the screw/cap (A).
8. CLEANING THE TANK FILTER
(SEE FIG. 8)
DEPENDING ON THE QUALITY OF THE
FUEL THAT IS USED, THE TANK FILTER
MAY HAVE TO BE CLEANED.
►8.1. Remove the cap (A) from the tank.
►8.2. Extract the filter (B) from the tank.
►8.3. Clean the filter (B) with clean fuel,
paying attention not to damage it.
►8.4. Re-mount the filter (B) in the tank.
►8.5. Close the cap (A).
9. PRESERVATION AND
TRANSPORT
I ORDER TO KEEP AND/OR TRANSPORTAR
THE HEATER IN THE BEST WAY, STHE
FOLLOWING PROCEDURE MUST BE
FOLLOWED.
►9.1. Empty the fuel tank (some models have
a draining cap on the bottom of the tank. In
this case, remove the drain cap and empty
the fuel).
►9.2. If the presence of residues is noted,
pour clean fuel into the tank and drain off
again.
►9.3. Close the tank cap and/or the draining
cap and dispose of the fuel appropriately
according to the Standards in force.
►9.4. In order to keep the heater in the best
way possible, it must be kept on a level
surface to prevent the escape of fuel and in
a dry place away from any possible external
threats.
10. ROOM THERMOSTAT
►►10.1. MODELS PRE-SET FOR
REMOTE ROOM THERMOSTAT:
(SEE FIG. 9)
For models preset for remote room thermostat,
remove the cover connected to the heater
(A), connect the thermostat (B) (optional)
and set the desired room temperature. The
room thermostat completely turns off the
heater once the set temperature has been
reached. If the temperature drops below the
set temperature, the heater will automatically
turn itself on again.
►►10.2. MODELS WITH ROOM
THERMOSTAT INSTALLED ON THE
CONTROL PANEL:
(SEE FIG. 10)
For models with room thermostat installed on
the control panel, when the knob (B) is turned
the desired temperature starts flashing on the
display (A) for a few seconds, after which the
display shows the room temperature. When
the knob (B) is turned completely to the right,
the display (A) shows “CH”, after which the
heater works continuously.
►►10.3. MODELS PRE-SET FOR
REMOTE ROOM THERMOSTAT AND
ROOM THERMOSTAT INSTALLED ON THE
CONTROL PANEL:
(SEE FIG. 9-10)
For models preset for remote room thermostat
and room thermostat installed on the control
panel, remove the cover connected to the
heater (SEE A FIG. 9) and connect the
thermostat (SEE B FIG. 9) (optional). For
correct heater operation, completely turn the
knob to the right (SEE B FIG. 10), the display
(SEE A FIG. 10) shows “CH”, after which set
the desired temperature on the remote room
thermostat.
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