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function (the CLOCK light and the information
display will start blinking).  Next, set the hours using
the button on the left (

G

hour) and the minutes

using the button on the right (

min.).  Press once

to increase the value by one step.  When you hold
down the button, the value will continue going up,
until you release the button again.  After
approximately 10 seconds the blinking will stop and
the setting will be locked.  After switching off the
heater, the clock time will be displayed.

5. Igniting the heater

The heater is operated directly by the user.  However,
the heat yield is controlled automatically in accordance
with the room temperature registered by the tempera-
ture sensor.

Step 1: Switch the heater ON
Press the ON/OFF button.  The current room tempera-
ture and the set temperature are displayed on the
information display.
The ON/OFF light starts to flash, after which the heater
will switch on.

Note: (*) The start-up time depends on the room tem-
perature.
After 9-15 minutes, the heater will automatically select
the correct operating mode and the ON/OFF button will
now be illuminated continuously.

Room temperature:
under 0°C

11 minutes

0°C - 15°C

9 minutes

15°C

8.5 minutes

If no flames are visible after the start-up period, the
heater will deactivate and then restart automatically.  If
flames are still not detected, the heater will deactivate
and will have to be restarted manually (error code E-2
on the information display).

Step 2: Setting the room temperature
The temperature setting can only be adjusted, when the
heater is burning.  Use the adjustment buttons to adjust
the temperature.  First press either of the two buttons to
switch on the function (the TEMP light next to the infor-
mation display will start blinking).  Next, adjust the tem-

perature using the button on the right (

H

min.) to set the

temperature to a higher setting and the button on the
left (

G

hour) to lower the temperature.  Press once to

increase the value one step.  After approximately 10 sec-
onds the light will stop blinking and setting will be
locked.  The available temperature settings range from
10°C minimum to 32°C maximum.  When the heater has
been unplugged (or after a power failure), the tempera-
ture will reset to the factory setting of 20°C.
The operating mode is automatically controlled in accor-
dance with the room temperature detected by the room
temperature sensor.  The heater works in the “HIGH”
operating mode until the room temperature has reached
the desired level.
When the room temperature reaches the chosen setting.
the heater automatically switches to the “MED” or
“LOW” operating mode in order to maintain the desired
temperature.

Step 3: The correct use of ‘SAVE’
The ‘SAVE’ function allows you to limit the temperature.
When this function is activated, the heater will automati-
cally switch off, when the room temperature exceeds the
set temperature by 2°C.  Subsequently, when the room
temperature has dropped again to the set temperature,
the heater will automatically switch on again.  Activate
the ‘SAVE’ setting by pressing the appropriate button.
The SAVE indicator light will light up.  Switch off the
function by pressing the SAVE button once again.

Without the ‘SAVE’ setting your heater will
maintain the set temperature by approxima-
tion as well, by adjusting its heating capacity.
‘SAVE’ is an economy setting, which you can
use when, for instance, you are not present in
the room or to keep it frost-free.

Step 4: The ‘FUEL’ indicator light
When the FUEL indicator light lights up, it means that
there is only fuel left for 10 more minutes.  The count-
down of the remaining heating time can be seen in the
information display.  You remove the fuel tank and
refill it outside the living room.  If you don’t refill it,
you will hear an alarm signal every two minutes, warn-
ing you to refill the removable tank and after 10 min-
utes the heater will switch off automatically.

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Chapter 2, OPERATION

Summary of Contents for Laser FF 30

Page 1: ...Laser FF 30 2 24 46 68 MANUEL D UTILISATION OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING KULLANIM KILAVUZU 3 4 1 TR...

Page 2: ...Zibro Yours sincerely PVG International B V Customer Service Department 1 READ THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE FIRST 2 IN CASE OF ANY DOUBT CONTACT YOUR ZIBRO DEALER Dear Sir Madam Congratulations with your pu...

Page 3: ...SUMMARY 25 Chapter 1 INSTALLATION Chapter 2 OPERATION Chapter 3 ERROR MASSAGES Chapter 4 WARRANTY PROVISIONS...

Page 4: ...re you leave or go sleeping Unplug the heater as well when you go away for a longer period of time e g holidays 5 Store and move fuel only in suitable tanks and jerrycans 6 Make sure that the fuel is...

Page 5: ...he manner stipulated in the instructions in the manual Recommended tool kit 1 Crosshead screwdriver 2 Steel tape measure 3 Felt tip pen or pencil 4 Cement for exterior use 5 Electric drill clockwise a...

Page 6: ...the installation kit from the packaging C Remove the heater from the packaging D Remove the plastic bag containing the parts E Remove the exhaust pipe from the bottom of the box F Check that all parts...

Page 7: ...l obstruction 45 cm or more 20 cm or more Snow covered surface or ground Important The gap with the ground must be enlarged in areas subject to heavy snowfall Important A windbreaker may be necessary...

Page 8: ...these are the dimensions and locations of the holes for the fuel pipe and exhaust pipe Do not remove any components from the heater Always contact your dealer if repairs are required If the electricit...

Page 9: ...he following list of standard installation parts is sup plied with your heater It may be necessary to order extra parts from your Zibro dealer if other installation methods are required Wall hooks 2 s...

Page 10: ...Chapter 1 INSTALLATION 32 Flexible air hose 1 Hose clip 2 Manual fuel pump 1 Fuel cap cover 1...

Page 11: ...r can be levelled by means of adjustable legs This can be checked with the plumb line 2 Drill the hole for the exhaust pipe Use a hole saw with a diameter of 70 80 mm see Fig 5 The opening on the inte...

Page 12: ...the inner flue pipe a For wall thickness 230 320mm From inside the room insert the inner flue pipe through the hole Make sure the arrow on the inner flue pipe is pointing up Secure the inner flue pipe...

Page 13: ...ose to the inlet of the exhaust pipe Fasten the right angled air hose onto the inlet with a hose clip Seal the inlets and outlets that are not being used with the caps supplied Check that the caps are...

Page 14: ...ight angled exhaust pipe bend and extension pipe Attach the right angled exhaust bend to the outlet by sliding the pipe lock into the outlet clip See Fig 12 Fig 12 Pipe lock 5 Move the heater into pos...

Page 15: ...hat the airflow to the air circulation ventilator is not obstructed Inspect the interior of the building to ensure that the area immediately adjacent to the heater is free of fuel and objects that may...

Page 16: ...er system All specified operating procedures must be carried out in the order in which they are described 2 Laser FF 30 heater specifications Nominal yield as applied to petroleum heaters 92 7 Power c...

Page 17: ...temperature room temperature and error codes 4 SAVE button Allows you to limit the temperature When this function is activated the heater will automatically switch off and on again 5 TIMER button All...

Page 18: ...longer 6 Check the removable tank fuel gauge while filling the tank Stop filling by loosening the switch button on top of the pump turn anti clockwise once the gauge indicates that the tank is full Ne...

Page 19: ...d the button on the left Ghour to lower the temperature Press once to increase the value one step After approximately 10 sec onds the light will stop blinking and setting will be locked The available...

Page 20: ...m air flowing out of the heater 8 Childproof lock The childproof lock can be used to prevent children accidentally changing the heater settings When the heater is burning and the childproof lock is on...

Page 21: ...own against a hard surface Never clean it with water 3 Reinstall the fuel filter into the heater We recommend that you remove dust and stains in time with a damp cloth because otherwise these may caus...

Page 22: ...n the air filter and remove dust E 13 Burner thermistor malfunction Contact your dealer Excess fuel in the burner Contact your dealer E 22 Ignition failure three times Contact your dealer No fuel Refi...

Page 23: ...arranty shall not apply to damages caused by actions not in compliance with the Directions for Use neglect and the use of an incorrect type of fuel or fuel past its use by date The use of incorret fue...

Page 24: ...Finland Oy Piispantilankuja 6C 02240 ESPOO tel 358 9 4390 030 fax 358 9 4390 0320 email appliance appliance group com F FI IN N 4 UNITED KINGDOM Scott Brothers Ltd The Old Barn Holly House Estate Cra...

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