Mendota FV44i, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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8. Changing the flame height (and heat output):
The flame level and height may be adjusted from pilot only (standing pilot), to the highest flame set-
ting, using the UP & DOWN ARROW buttons.
9. Turning off the rear burner:
If less flame (and less heat output) is desired, the rear burner flame may be turned off by pre
ssing “SET” and
DOWN ARROW button simultaneously. The “AUX” reading in the remote control window will go out, and the
rear burner will click off. To turn on the the rear burner, press the SET button and UP ARROW button simul-
taneously.
9. The pilot may be left on continuously by pressing the down arrow button until only the pilot remains
- or shut off pilot completely by pressing the "OFF" button.
To restart, repeat Step " 7, above.
10. THERMOSTAT OPERATION: The remote incorporates a thermostat function which is accessed
by pressing the “SET” button. There are daytime, nighttime setback and timer modes available.
The burner will actually turn down (modulate) as the room temperature nears the set temperature.
NOTE: Refer to Page 24 for a remote programming example. See the included MERTIK
MAXITROL instructions for setting times, temperatures and complete operation details.
11. Open windows for first four hours of operation.
NOTICE : Initial heater start-up will cau
se some NON TOXIC “off gassing” of adhesives, gasket binders, paint and
other materials. Most nuisance odors will be eliminated after the first two hours of operation; however, slight
amounts may be present during first 24 hours of initial operation. To eliminate all nuisance odors, continuously
operate this wall unit on the HIGH setting for 4 to 6 hours.
Press UP button to increase
flame height.
Press DOWN button to de-
crease flame height.
TURNING REAR BURNER ON TURNING REAR BURNER OFF
Press both buttons
simultaneously to
turn ON rear flame
Press both buttons
simultaneously to turn
OFF rear flame
AUX
(AUX Will appear in
remote window indicat-
ing “AUXILLARY
BURNER”)