Sawo STAINLESS STEEL TOUCH CONTROL, Руководство пользователя

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ENGLISH
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
...................................................................................................3
INSTALLING THE CONTROL UNIT
......................................................................4
OFF MODE
.............................................................................................................5
ON/OFF Button ..................................................................................................5
Current day & Time Button .................................................................................5
Light Button .......................................................................................................5
Hidden Button ....................................................................................................5
Settings Menu and Keylock .................................................................................6
Day and Time ..............................................................................................6
Kilowatt Value ..............................................................................................6
Counters ......................................................................................................6
Autodrain .....................................................................................................7
Decalcifying .................................................................................................7
Blackout Memory ..........................................................................................7
Temperature Scale ........................................................................................7
Standby Temperature Settings .......................................................................7
Auto Set Light ..............................................................................................7
Auto Set Fan ................................................................................................8
Software Version ..........................................................................................8
LCD Contrast Setting ....................................................................................8
Factory Reset ...............................................................................................8
Save and EXIT .............................................................................................8
Preset time settings ............................................................................................9
Preset Time .................................................................................................9
ON MODE
............................................................................................................10
Steam ON ........................................................................................................10
Day and Session Time ......................................................................................10
Temperature Setup ...........................................................................................10
Optional features..............................................................................................11
Aroma .......................................................................................................11
Dimmer .....................................................................................................11
Fan............................................................................................................ 11
STANDBY MODE
................................................................................................. 12
Current Day and Standby Time..........................................................................12
Pause Button ...................................................................................................12
DRAIN MODE
...................................................................................................... 12
EASY MODE
......................................................................................................... 13
Hidden Button ..................................................................................................13
Steam ON ........................................................................................................13
STEAM GENERATOR DIP SWITCHES
................................................................. 14
Standby Time ..................................................................................................14
Session Time ...................................................................................................14
First Block of 8 Switches ...................................................................................14
DIP Switches for Naming Slaves ........................................................................14
SIP Swittches for Other Functions ......................................................................14
CONTROL PANEL DIP SWITCHES
...................................................................... 15
REMOTE AND ALARM CONNECTIONS
................................................................ 16
Emergency Alarm .............................................................................................16
Remote On ......................................................................................................16
MAINTENANCE
................................................................................................... 17
Decalcification ..................................................................................................17
TROUBLESHOOTING
.......................................................................................... 18
For tandem connection: ....................................................................................18
Error codes: .....................................................................................................18
READ THE MANUAL FOR
ADDITIONAL IMPORTANT
INSTRUCTIONS
COVERING THE HEATER
CAUSES FIRE HAZARD