Tulikivi HALLA E, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Troubleshooting
PROBLEMS AND ERROR MESSAGES
If a problem occurs, an error message will appear on the control
unit display. Error messages can be checked and, if needed, ac-
knowledged in accordance with the control unit’s instructions
(Touch Screen instructions, page 21). If a problem causes the
temperature in the sauna room to rise too high, the overheat
shut-off will disconnect the power supply from the heater. If
the overheat shut-off is triggered, the reason for this must be
ascertained before resetting it. Once the sauna heater has
cooled down, the shut-off can be reset by inserting a screw-
driver into the hole located in the middle of the temperature
sensor cover and pressing (see Figure 1 for resetting the over-
heat shut-off).
If any problems arise, please contact our technical support,
tel. 040 3063 100.
Instructions on environmental protection
After its useful life, this product must not be disposed of with ordinary
household waste. It must be delivered to a collection point intended for
recycling electric and electronic devices. The product should be deliv-
ered without the sauna stones or lining stone.
Recycling of the product must comply with the local sorting regula-
tions for electrical and electronic waste.
Information on recycling locations is available from municipal service
points.
EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS SHOWN ON THE PRODUCT,
IN THE OPERATING MANUAL OR ON THE PACKAGING
A rubbish bin crossed out: this product
must not be disposed of with house-
hold waste, but must be recycled ap-
propriately.
A fee for recycling the product packa-
ging has been paid to the appropriate
national organisation in the product’s
country of manufacture.
Figure1
Tulikivi Corporation is a member of the producer organisation SELT As-
sociation and pays the recycling fee on your behalf.
By returning the product to a recycling point, you are promoting the
reuse and appropriate waste treatment of electrical and electronic
equipment, which will benefit the well-being of people and the en-
vironment.
The reuse of old equipment and materials as well as other forms of
reuse represent a valuable deed for the environment.