Bionaire BCH9212 Manual De Instrucciones página 7

Trouble
• Heater
☛ The thermostat automatically
cycles ON
turns the heater on and off
and OFF
to maintain selected comfort
frequently.
level.
☛ Every 10-15 minute the
heater turns on and runs for
a minute.
• Remote (if
☛ Battery low.
applicable)
Does not
☛ Distance too far.
work
☛ Control Panel Display dirty.
• Heater is
☛ When the heater is in
Blowing
Thermostat Mode and
Cold Air.
reaches the set temperature
it will automatically perform
a 15 second cool down
(blowing cold air) to ensure
thermostat accuracy.
☛ Unit is in the Fan Only
setting.
☛ Power Button may have
been pressed to turn off the
heater.
• Fan Speed
☛ Max/2 and Auto settings
Doesn't
control the heat output of the
Change.
heater and not the fan
speed. Fan runs at the same
speed on all settings.
• Unexpected
☛ You may hear a popping or
Noise.
crackling sound as the
heater heats up. This is
normal and safe operation.
Once the heater heats up,
the crackling sound will go
away.
• Unexpected
☛ There may be an odor or
Smell.
vapor coming from the
heater the first time you use
it or after prolonged or
seasonal storage.
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Troubleshooting for your Heater
Probable Cause Solution
✔ To make this occur less frequently turn
the Dial Wheel right to the highest setting.
✔ This is normal operation to ensure the
heater is maintaining the room temp
accurately.
✔ Change battery (Disc type, 3 volt,
CR2025).
✔ Remote works up to 6m (20').
✔ Be sure to point remote at control panel
on heater and there are no obstructions.
✔ Make sure display panel is clean.
✔ Raise the temperature higher or change
setting to Auto or Max/2.
✔ Press the Max/2 or Auto Buttons.
✔ Press the Power Button to turn on the
heater.
✔ Run heater in Max/2 for maximum heat
output.
✔ If the noise persists, please contact your
local authorized distributor for Bionaire
appliances.
✔ This is normal and is the result of dust or
other debris accumulating on the heating
element. Make sure the heater is in a well
ventilated area and continue running until
the odor or vapor goes away.
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