Taking Care Of Your Appliance; In Case Of Fault - Acova Z23020 Notice D'utilisation

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7. Taking care of your appliance

Before carrying out any maintenance, switch the appliance off by turning the
dial to
NO HEAT
High-quality materials and surface treatment protect your appliance against
corrosion and impacts.
To maximise the service life of your appliance, we recommend you take the
following precautions:
- Never use abrasive or corrosive products on the outer surfaces of the appliance;
use warm, soapy water.
- Use a soft dry cloth (without solvent) to clean the power supply unit and the
room thermostat.

8. In case of fault

If your appliance stops working, check that:
_ your appliance is properly connected to an appropriate power supply (see
section 1),
_ the radio receiver on your device is within range of the room thermostat
and that the batteries are functioning correctly (see section 2)
_ the thermostat is heating the appliance as it should (see section 3).
NOTE When the screen displays
instruction to heat.
To test whether the radiator is heating, turn the thermostat dial to
and check that the setpoint temperature is higher than the current room
temperature: the flame icon should be displayed and after a few minutes you
should be able to feel the radiator heating up.
If the radiator remains cold, check the position of the room thermostat (see
section 2.1) and the batteries (see section 2.2) and perform a radio signal test
(see section 4.7).
Confirm that you have associated the appliance with the room thermostat (see
section 4.6); this is essential for proper operation of your appliance.
If the room thermostat needs to be replaced, reset your appliance's associations
(see section 5.3) and then associate it with the new control unit (see section
4.6).
( ) and allow it to cool.
, the thermostat is sending the appliance an
EN
( )
COMFORT
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