VOLTOMAT HEATING GR-107937.2 Manual Del Usuario página 99

2. Power button
You can press the power button to switch the power settings between low power & high power. Under each
mode, the power input is different, so please refer to the power input data from following table.
Power input
Low power 1200W
High power 2000W
3. Timer button
Press the timer button. Set your desired time by pressing the "up" & "down" buttons. Press it again, function is
switched to temperature setting. You can set your desired temperature by pressing the "up" & "down" buttons.
4. Lock
Press the button to lock / unlock your heater. When appliance is under lock condition, heater will not work by
pressing any buttons until you unlock manually. You can press the lock button on the remote control again or
press the buttons "+" & " -" together on the control panel to unlock the heater.
5. Up & Down
You can press up & down buttons to adjust temperature and timer settings.
EXAMPLE
If you want to make your room temperature reaches 22°C and require the appliance stop working after 6 hours,
follow the steps below:
1. Connect the plug to an appropriate outlet.
2. Turn on the appliance by pressing the power switch.
3. Press the power button on control panel or ON/OFF button on remote control.
Use control panel:
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Press "+" or " -" to set the temperature to 22°C.
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Press timer button once, then "+" or " -" to set the timer to 6 hours.
Use remote control:
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Press the up & down buttons to set the temperature to 22°C.
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Press the timer button once, then up & down buttons to set the timer to 6 hours.
SAFETY SYSTEM
The appliance has a safety system which automatically switches the unit off when overheated.
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If overheating occurs, switch off the appliance, remove the plug from the socket and let it cool down for at
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least 30 minutes. Put the plug in the socket and switch the heater on.
This heater is equipped with a tilt protection safety device. It has tilt protection safety functions and
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automatically switches off the power. For safety reasons, the unit will automatically switch off the power if
it is put on unstable or uneven surfaces or if it is tilted accidentally.
CLEANING THE HEATER
Always un-plug the heater from the wall socket and allow it to cool down completely before cleaning. Clean the
outside of the heater by wiping with a damp cloth and with a dry cloth. Do not use any detergents or abrasives
and do not allow any water to penetrate the heater.