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2.2 INSTALLING THE FEET:
1. Screw the two feet to the lower rear part of the
heater with the four screws (F).
3
Fig. 12
Control panel
LCD screen
IR sensor
Remote control
button
Increase
Decrease
4
Fig. 13
The screen comes on for ten
seconds every time a button is
LCD screen
pressed.
Lock
Activated
Consumptio
n indicator
(1)
Fig. 14
(1)CONSUMPTION INDICATOR
This appears when the heater is consuming
other words, in operation.
(2) TEMPERATURE INDICATOR:
Ambient temperature: that of the room, it is
displayed on all screens by default.
Assigned temperature: that selected by the user as
the desired temperature for COMFORT MODE,
ECONOMY MODE OR ANTI-FROST MODE. To display
this temperature press the (-) or (+) button.
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30
!
F"
Standbay
Comfort Mode
Economy Mode
Anti-Frost
Days of the week
Operating
modes
Temperature (2) /
Clock
Time bands
(programmed)
mode)
power, in
5
Operation
Your heater is fitted with a digital, daily-
programmable timer-thermostat that controls and
adjusts the heating.
The heater can be used to two
manually or automatically. It is fitted with a daily
timer for each day of the week.
IMPORTANT:
The temperature indicated on the screen may differ
from that given by another thermometer in the same
room. Different conditions such as air currents,
windows etc, could cause these differences.
5.1 Putting into operation
1) When the heater is installed and connected to the
mains power, press the ON/ OFF switch, which is
located at the right rear part of the unit.
2) The LCD screen will light up and all the symbols
will flash several times.
3) Then the operating mode just before the last
switch-off appears (stand-by, manual
or automatic), together with the approximate room
temperature.
4)
mode (Fig. 15), press the
The heater comes on and the last selected operating
mode symbol appears on the screen. In addition, the
approximate room temperature is displayed.
If the heater is switched on in manual (Fig. 16) or
automatic mode (Fig. 17) the unit is already in
operation.
ways, either
Standby Mode
Fig. 15
Manual Mode
(example: Comfort Mode)
Fig. 16
Automatic Mode
Fig. 17
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