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When powering up for the first time, you must verify that the
temperature indicator (light) extinguishes when the required
temperature is reached (the device has reached the set tem-
perature). The device is completely filled if water flows out
of the hot water tap. The device only switches on again if the
temperature falls below this setting. (See troubleshooting)
When filling for the first time, the hot water valve in the low-pressure tap fitting must be
open so that water can flow into the device. If the device is not filled with water before-
hand during installation, the automatic safety device will activate and switch off the
device. (See troubleshooting instructions on how to act in the event of a fault.)
Thermostat (temperature setting)
(Illustration 2.)
•
Cold; heater is switched off.
Automatic frost protection active; the device switches on if the water tempera-
ture falls below 7°C.
I
Water temperature has risen by approx. 25°C.
Energy-saver mode/reduced energy consumption:
E
Greater energy savings are possible if the water temperature is set to a maxi-
mum of +/- 55°C. This also reduces the risk of damage to the device.
III
Water temperature is +/- 75°C.
Usage and maintenance
Please refer to the previous section for details of the thermostat settings. We recommend
you use position „E" as this guarantees maximum energy efficiency and the lowest lime
scale building. By maintaining the water temperature at approximately 55°C; furthermore
lime scale build-up and heat loss are much lower than at higher temperatures.
As the water that is used for washing the dishes has a temperature of approximately 45 to
50°C, cold water has to be mixed in to reach this temperature. At a water temperature of
60°C, you will be able to draw off about 14 litres of 45°C.
Operation of the device is indicated by the indicator light, which lights up when the device
is on and extinguishes when the set temperature is reached or the device is turned off.
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