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6. Operation
Note:
Every press of a button is con
fi
rmed by a
short audio signal.
Read the safety regulations in section 1.
When the equipment is used for the
fi
rst time or
after a long period of rest, it may emit an odor for
a short time. This is not a fault.
6.1 Switching the mains voltage on/o
ff
(Fig.
1)
The main switch (5) disconnects the equipment
completely from the mains power supply. The
fi
rst
step when you want to use the equipment is to
turn on (“I”) the main switch; the last step when
you no longer need the equipment is to turn o
ff
(“0”) the main switch.
6.2 Switching the equipment on and o
ff
(Fig.
9)
Press the “Power” button (D). The equipment
comes on and the
fl
ame e
ff
ect and display will be
activated. To switch o
ff
, press the “Power” button
(D) again. The
fl
ame e
ff
ect and display will go out.
6.3 Switching the dimmer function on and o
ff
(Fig. 9)
Press the “Flame” button (E). The brightness of
the
fl
ame e
ff
ect, for which there are 5 settings,
can be adjusted by pressing the button several
times.
6.4 Temperature indicator in °C/°F (Fig. 9)
Note: Only selectable on the equipment.
The temperature can be displayed in either °C
or °F.
To switch from one to the other, press the
“DOWN” button for 5 seconds.
6.5 Setting the desired temperature (Fig. 9)
Note: The desired temperature to be set
corresponds to the equipment temperature
measured on the integrated temperature
sensor and shown on the display. This may
vary slightly from the actual room temperature.
If the temperature exceeds the set desired
temperature, the heating function switches o
ff
.
If the temperature falls below the set desired
temperature, the heating function switches on
again.
6.5.1 Adjusting the setting on the equipment
(Fig. 9)
Press the “UP” button to start the temperature
setting function (15°C – 35°C or 59°F – 95°F).
Then press the “UP” or “DOWN” buttons to adjust
the temperature setting. The temperature will be
increased or decreased by 1°C each time.
6.5.2 Adjusting the setting using the remote
control (Fig. 9)
Press the “F” button to start the temperature
setting function (15°C – 35°C or 59°F – 95°F). The
temperature will be increased by 1°C with each
press of the button and starts again at 15°C when
35°C has been reached.
6.6 Switching the heating function on and o
ff
(Fig. 9)
With the heater switched on, press the “Heater”
button (H) until the “Heat 1” LED for 900 W heat
output appears. If you press the “Heater” button
(H) again, the “Heat 2” LED for 1800 W heat
output appears. Pressing the “Heater” button (H)
again switches the heat output o
ff
.
6.7 Programming the automatic timer for
switching on and o
ff
(Fig. 9)
Note:
•
Switch on the appliance as previously
described.
•
One switch ON time and one switch OFF time
can be set for each day. Think in advance
about when you want the equipment to switch
on and off and make a note of those times.
•
Programming the switch ON time: A small
LED next to the “10 minutes display” (e.g.
10:5.1) appears.
•
Programming the switch OFF time: A small
LED next to the “Minutes display” (e.g. 10:51.)
appears.
•
The display flashes for 5 seconds for all
settings. Settings can be made during this
time. If no button is pressed for 5 seconds the
current setting will be saved automatically.
6.7.1 Programming days on the equipment or
using the remote control (Fig. 9)
Switch ON time
•
Press the “TIMER” or “7” button once. The
“Mon” LED and the hours display will flash.
•
Press the “UP” (K) or “DOWN” (L) buttons and
set the switch ON time for Monday in hours.
•
Press the “TIMER” or “24H” button and use
the “UP” (K) and “DOWN” (L) buttons to set
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