Using Various Options; Timer (Timer); Changing The Battery; Safety Switch-Off - WANDERS Bordeaux Orsanne Mode D'emploi Et Instructions D'installation

2.9.5 Using various options

Manual adjustment of the height of the flames.
Press () to switch on the fire or to increase the height of the flames; press () to decrease the flames
or to switch to the pilot flame of the stove.
When pressing these buttons, the 'send' sign will appear in the upper left corner of the display. When
the gas valve has reached its maximum position, the LED of the receiver will start blinking to indicate
that the highest or lowest position is reached.
AUTO temperature adjustment
Press AUTO briefly and the display will indicate the programmed temperature to be followed by the
temperature in the room.

2.9.6 Timer (TIMER)

If the timer mode is switched on, the temperature control is the same as in the AUTO mode. When the
switch-off times are reached, the motor switches the appliance to the pilot flame.
Press AUTO to check the temperature settings and return to the TIMER mode.
There is no temperature control when the time is switched off; this will minimize battery consumption.
By pressing the () or the () button, you will reach manual operation from any mode.
We recommend that you switch off with the () button, as the transmitter will then be inactive and will
not use the battery unnecessarily.

2.9.7 Changing the battery

The battery needs to be changed when BATT appears in the top right corner of the display, or when the
LED light on the receiver becomes less bright.

2.9.8 Safety switch-off

If the receiver has not received any signal for two hours, the unit will switch automatically to the pilot
flame mode and will switch on again as soon as a signal is received.

2.9.9 Directions

Before switching to AUTO or TIMER you must test reception with the () and () buttons (when the
'send' symbol appears on the transmitter, the LED on the receiver will flash).
With the temperature adjustment, the height of the flames is programmed during the time that the motor
is running. The time depends on the size of the room where the unit is placed, on the capacity of the
unit, on the power of the battery, and so on.
A microprocessor measures the increase in temperature per time, and adjusts the running time of the
motor during the next heating period to adjust the height of the flames to your needs.
If the room can be heated in a lower position, the hearth will burn in a lower position or turns off
when the hearth is burning on the automatic position. This gives longer burning times and a regular
temperature.
Required batteries: 1x 9V alkaline for the remote control and 4x AA 1.5V penlight receiver
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