Nankin - Sèche-serviettes électrique ACOVA - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Nankin ACOVA

1.1 Introduction 1.2 Warnings 1.3 Overview of your appliance

Installing your appliance

2.1 Warnings 2.2 Connecting the appliance

Using your dual-energy towel radiator

3.1 Use as central heating 3.2 Use as electrical heating

Putting the remote control into service

4.1 Fitting batteries

4.5 Time and date setting

Use of remote control

5.1 Operating remote control

5.2 Operating mode selection

5.3 Advanced parameter setting for remote control 5.4 Selection of temperature sensor

5.5 Calibration of temperature setting

5.6 Window open/close detected

Heating boost Setting a P1 and/or P2 programme

Maintenance and troubleshooting

8.1 Routine maintenance operations 8.2 Troubleshooting

8.4 Replacing batteries

Services and guarantee

11 Introduction Dear customer,

Thank you for choosing this appliance.

This product has been manufactured in accordance with our stringent quality requirements to give you total satisfaction. To get the most out of your radiator, we advise you to read these instruc- tions carefully and keep them to hand.

Thank you for your purchase.

CAUTION (TOWEL DRYER): To avoid any danger to very young children, you are advised to install this appliance so that the lowest heating bar is at least 600 mm off the floor.

CAUTION (RADIATOR): To avoid overheating, do not cover the heating appliance.

) Do not sit on the heating appliance. AN Caution, hot surface.

CAUTION - Some parts of this product can become very hot and cause burns. Particular attention has to be given where children and vulnerable people are present.

Children of less than 3 years should be kept away unless conti- nuously supervised.

Children aged from 3 years and less than 8 years shall on switch on/off the appliance provided that it has been placed or installed in its intended normal operating position and they have been given super- vision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children aged from 3 years and less than 8 years shall not plug in, regulate and clean the appliance or perform user maintenance.

his appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons With reduced physical, sensory or mental capabi- lities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given

supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.

A towel radiator must be used for the purpose for which it is inten- ded and not as a table, chair, toy, ladder, etc.

This appliance should be plugged or connected, according to rules and standards in application, only by an authorized person.

It is protected from splashes of water, and can be installed within volume 2 (see section 2.1) as long as the electrical controls are out of reach of anyone using the bath or shower.

The electricity supply must be protected by a residual current device with a maximum of 30mA, especially when installed in a room containing a bathtub or shower.

Before carrying out any maintenance operation on your appliance, ensure that it is switched off (see section 5.1).

IMPORTANT lf the power cable is damaged, for safety reasons it must be replaced by the manufacturer, the manufacturer's after- sales service department or a similarly qualified person.

IMPORTANT The heating appliance must not be placed under- neath a power outlet.

IMPORTANT This appliance is not intended for use at altitudes exceeding 2000 m.

1.3 Overview of your appliance

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE (TOWEL DRYER AND RADIATOR)

This heating appliance is filled with a precise quantity of specific oil. Any repair work requiring the oil tank to be opened should only be carried out by the manufacturer or their after-sales service depart- ment, which should also be contacted in the event of an oil leak.

When disposing of the heating appliance, comply with the regula- tions in force on the disposal of oil.

This electrical appliance with circulating fluid is delivered ready to use. It is plugged and filled with a high-performance thermal mineral oil before leaving the factory. This fluid was specially designed for this use and requires no special maintenance.

As soon as the appliance is switched on, you will notice certain differences compared to a stan- dard electric heating system:

- the electric heating element heats the fluid, which gradually and naturally starts circulating in your appliance;

- the properties of the fluid are such that it takes approximately ten minutes for the radiator to reach its optimum surface temperature, depending on the model and the room temperature when the appliance is switched on;

- this principle also ensures consistent and sustained heating even when the element is no longer powered.

DUAL-ENERGY TOWEL DRYER:

This appliance is designed for connection to the central heating system and comes unplugged.

You can set two separate weekly programmes, P1 and P2 with the remote control.

2. Installing your appliance

The flexible cable supplied with your appliance is designed to be connected to the mains via a junction box that must be placed behind the appliance, with no need for a plug.

In a kitchen or bathroom, the junction box must be positioned at least 25 cm from the floor.

The appliance must be installed as described in this document and in accordance with the applicable European and French standards, including CEI 60364.7.701 and NF C15-100, as well as the rules of good professional practice.

For other countries (apart from France), the appliance must be ins- talled in accordance with standards in force and with rules of good professional practice in the country of use.

| IMPORTANT The example shown on concerns a bathtub. For other bathroom fixtures, please consult your installer.

| IMPORTANT The system must be fitted with an omnipolar circuit- breaker with a minimum contact opening of 3ämm.

[ Toensure your system is safe: à - ensure that an area of at least 50 cm in front of the appliance is clear of objects which might hinder air circulation (furniture, chairs, etc.);

- position a shelf at least 10 cm above the top of your radiator; - use mounting screws suitable for your wall; Lo do not expose the radiator to intense or prolonged humidity. D

(This applance should never be installed with the electrical \ | connection OX positioned topside. ]

[To get the most out of your appliance and enioy the highest \ standards of comfort, we recommend that you install the appliance near places with high heat loss (windows, doors, etc.) wherever possible.

You will find a complete set of assembly instructions in your | appliance’s box. |

Always turn off the electricity supply (circuit-breaker + pilot wire) \ | before making any connections.

( * See installation manual for value of X ) N

{_ NOTE: Electric towel radiators are designed to be covered sa- fely. However, to ensure that your appliance works efficiently, you are advised not to cover it completely. Doing so will increase the | temperature and cause the internal cutout to furn off the appliance. |

[ RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE OPEN WINDOW DETECTION FUNCTION à (SEE CHAPTER 5.6) The position of your device affects the way the open window detection function works. lt should be placed as close as possible to the opening part, but should not be installed near a door. In addition to the arrangement of your installation in the room, its function is also affected by the temperature setting on the device, and the outdoor temperature.

2.2 Connecting the appliance

The technical specifications of your radiator are shown on its nameplate. Please note these down before installing it and before requesting any after-sales assistance.

IP: protection level of your appliance against the ingress of solid foreign bodies and water spray

1P XX K L] CE 230V = 000W——|— Voltage and power required for installation —

XXX=XXX=-XXX=XXT— Appiance reference number Class Il: double insulated 0F:220000000X 200000 T— OF: serial number

When connecting the appliance to the mains, you must observe: + the voltage indicated on the nameplate; + conventional colour coding: — blue or grey: neutral — brown: live — black: pilot wire

CONNECTING PRINCIPLE WITH PILOT WIRE (CLASS 2 - FRENCH MARKET):

Your appliance is equipped with a pilot wire for connection to a pilot wire programming base unit (not supplied with the appliance).

N (biue or grey) - Neutral T ml mu 9,®

(brown) Là & Live TO Plat vire 0: PH (OS uni)

[ \ { _ NOTE: | Your appliance is equipped with an integrated electronic control system so we cannot accept any liability should the appliance be used with pilot wire programming base units that function by dis-

connecting the supply voltage (refer to the instructions supplied with your control unit).

CONNECTING PRINCIPLE WITHOUT PILOT WIRE (CLASS 2 - FRENCH MARKET):

Ifthe pilot wire is not connected, it must be insulated for safety reasons. Under no circumstances must it be connected to earth.

— | L (brown) T° Live pu us Pilot wire (black) à &

CONNECTION SYSTEM WITH MAINS PLUG READY-FITTED (CLASS l):

The flexible cable supplied with the appliance is designed to be connected to the mains via a plug.

3. Using your dual-energy towel radiator

IMPORTANT This appliance has been designed to be used either in central heating mode or electric mode. Each application re- quires special, detailed procedures to be followed. Inappropriate use may damage the resistance as a result of excessive fluid temperatures, particularly in the event of simultaneous use in electric and central heating modes.

Any inappropriate use Will render the contractual guarantee null and void.

3.1 Use as central heating

Ensure that the control unit is off. The supply valve must be open to let water from the central heating system circulate.

3.2 Use as electrical heatin

A. When using the dual-energy, towel-drying radiator in “electric mode”, close the supply valve only and NEVER CLOSE THE HEATING UNIT'S OUTLET since this enables the fluid to expand to- wards the installation.

{ CAUTION | Closing it may cause excessive pressure to build up with consequential damage to

the heating unit. Ne 4

B. Ensure that the appliance is sufficiently full by opening the bleed tap at the top. Close it again if there is a steady flow of water. À sponge and small container should be used for this operation.

If the pressure is inadequate for bleeding the heating unit:

- fill the central heating system with water up to the level indicated on your gauge,

+ contact your heating specialist,

+ inform the operating company (where heating is collective).

C. To start the appliance, follow the same procedure as for an electric towel-dryer.

Ifthe central heating system is equipped with a circulation pump which is independent of the boi- ler, it must in all circumstances be turned off (risk of siphoning the heating unit in the event that connections are not perfectly watertight).

4 IMPORTANT: The appliance should only be turned on when properly filled with water (failure È to comply may invalidate the guarantee). KV

IMPORTANT This radiator is equipped with a resistance which has an integrated power shut- off and fuse. Using the radiator without water will permanently damage the fuse as well as the resistance. In this case it must be changed though “not under the manufacturer’s guaran- tee“. Using the radiator only partially filled with water causes the heating function to shut off automatically. Alternate function will continue as long as the main heating section is not properly filled.

If you notice that the electrical part of your towel dryer is activated, but that it fails to heat up inspite of thermostat demand or positive working operation, carry out the following operations:

1) Ascertain that your radiator is full of water (see paragraph B).

2) Press on the (l) key of the remote control for 2 seconds (see chapter 5.1) to stop the electrical operation of the appliance for 30 to 60 minutes. This operation is necessary to cut off the thermal safety device.

3) Press the () key again for 2 seconds: the radiator is ready to heat up properly.

4. Putting the remote control into service

4.1 Fitting batteries

_ O| + root PT] — mode) |P1,| — |mode P2 * P2 à

When pairing an appliance fitted With a radio-frequency remote control, all the other radiators in the facility must be turned on.

Make sure you only dure when you first | pair one appliance turn the appliance and one remote on! control at a time.

LED: To ensure the LED can be seen properly, you can pair your appliance before fitting it on the wall, or else use a small mirror (like that supplied with this manual).

The first time the appliance is turned on, the LED turns on as a steady pink light, to show that pairing has not yet been done (see chapter 4.3).

ST WARNING The appearance of the LED may vary according to the appliance model (see cover page 3).

A) Procedure using the receiver unit on your appliance:

Press twice on the LED on your appliance (4 seconds max for the 2 presses).

The LED is flashing pink.

You then have one minute to pair your appliance with the remote control.

NOTE: Operations A and B can be done in any order.

B) Procedure using the remote control: (if the remote control screen is off, turn it on by pressing a key)

Press for rf - Appliance -E | 5 seconds takes on the + Û oo | 2POUt one 5 u key 0) + be minute. D] + }pocet FL) — [mode Fi] — |mode

Pairing complete. The remote control goes to Frost-free | } + boost mode. d| + The clock P1 icon P2

) Synchronisation will flash until | the date and time are set.

If pairing fails, the display on the control goes back to RF D. Start the pairing procedure again by pressing the + key for 5 seconds. Check beforehand that the receiver unit is still ready for pairing: the LED should flash pink. If the radiator is still not paired to the remote control after three attempts, the remote control and receiver need to be reset (see chapter 5.3 parameter 9).

Aremote control which has already been paired cannot be paired again. If an attempt to do 0 is made, the receiver flashes white 3 times.

If the remote control is too far away from the heating appliance, the latter will continue to operate in the last mode sent by the controller. Changes of mode relating to the operation of a programme or manual boosts will however continue as normal.

The appliance will resume normal operations within a few seconds when the remote control is within range again (within 10 metres).

4.3 Status of LED (on radiator or towel dryer)

The screen goes to standby after 1 minute. The standby mode does not affect the functioning of the radiator, and pressing any key will make the screen light up again. The screen must be on for the pressing of a key to have an effect (e.g. temperature setting, changing a parameter, etc.).

Screen lighting turns off automatically if no key has been pressed for the past 5 seconds.

Programmed mode operation

Manual or programmed boost

Window open detected (icon flashes)

Time setting required

Battery usage indicator

Programming on-going

4.5 Time and date setting

Connection indicator between remote control and receiver unit

Programme in Comfort mode

Programme in Eco mode

Current time (programme)

2 seconds on the P1P2 and mode keys from any operating mode.

The time 00:00 is displayed. Press and hold the + or - keys, to set the time quickly. During the setting phase, pressing P1P2 takes you back to the previous screen.

Locking keys (see chapter 5.1)

Setting programmed boost (see chapter 6)

P1P28&+ Setting programme P1 (see chapter 7) P1P28- Setting programme P2 (see chapter 7) P1P2 & mode Access to advanced parameter setting

(with remote control off)

Time and date are now saved.

4 Monday [5 Friday 03 1 2 Tuesday [6 Saturday O| + [root 3 Wednesday [7 Sunday 4 Thursday | (iorexample)

remote control can be

NOTE: The time on the

updated at any moment.

5. Use of remote control

5.1 Operating remote control / ON/OFF NX

© The remote control is turned on: the controller emits an audible signal.

© The remote control is turned off: the controller emits two audible signals. The oFF screen appears.

Turning off the remote control also turns off the radiator or towel dryer.

Your remote control can only operate one appliance.

LOCKING INTERFACE (child lock)

FT Itis then impossible to change the operating mode or the temperature. Itis also impossible to trigger a manual boost.

Press on - and mode for 5 seconds

Changes of mode ordered by a pilot wire controller (not supplied with your appliance) will not be

disabled by this function.

5.2 Operating mode selection

| X programmes P1 & P2

(recommended if premises unoccupied for more than 24 hours)

Your appliance is set to ensure a minimum temperature of 7°C in your room, to avoid any risk of freezing. The user cannot change this temperature setting.

The LED on your receiver unit is on, showing blue.

5 basic operating modes: Frost-free, Eco, Comfort,

(recommended if the room is unoccupied for more than 2 hours)

The economy mode can operate in 2 different ways: - either the eco temperature is linked to the Comfort tempera- ture; - or the eco temperature is unlinked (independent).

See the next page for details of how each one works. See chapter 5.3 Advanced parameters for how to link or unlink Eco temperature and Comfort temperature.

WARNING: Your appliance operates in eco linked mode by default.

The LED on your receiver unit is on, showing green.

ECO MODE (continued)

{ A) Linked Eco operation \

The linked eco (economy) mode allows the temperature to be reduced by 3.5°C compared to the desired temperature level for the Comfort setting.

Pi pl — JA] | W ) / | The user cannot change this temperature set- NS | ting. It cannot be higher than 19°C or lower \ than7°C.

You can choose to unlink the Eco mode temperature from that of the Comfort mode (see chapter 5.3 parameter 2). You can then choose the room temperature when the appliance is running in Eco mode.

Your chosen unlinked eco temperature must have at least 1° of difference from the temperature set for Comfort mode (e.g.: your Eco temperature cannot be higher than 18°C if your Comfort temperature is set at 19°C).

If you don't enter a setting, the unlinked Eco temperature will have a default value of 15.5°C.

{! (recommended if the room is occupied)

The setpoint temperature can be adjusted from 7 to 28°C in 0.5°C steps.

The LED on your receiver unit is on, showing red.

_ 7 PROGRAMMES P1 AND P2 NX ( {Pre-set programmes

Your appliance's remote control includes two daily programmes, P1 and P2. These are based on various room usage scenarios (your appliance changes from Comfort mode to Eco mode, depending on the time).

The LED on your receiver unit will light up with the colour corresponding to the current operating mode (see chapter 4.2).

PA is to heat your room between 5 and 9am, then from 5 to 11pm (e.g. working day).

P2is to heat your room between 5 and 9am, from 12 to 2pm and then from 5 to 11pm (e.g. working day, returning home at midday).

NOTE: Â You can also customise the operation of these programmes P1 and P2 yourself (see chapter 7).

(Inthe programmed operating modes for your appliance (P1 or P2) you can override the \ operation of your appliance temporarily, by changing the preferred temperature level.

) 4 The LED on your receiver unit is on, showing yellow fixed.

This override is cancelled when there is a change of status on the programme (eco/comfort), or by pressing the mode key again.

Ne J PILOT WIRE CONTROL Your appliance is fitted with a pilot wire, so you can manage this from your main control unit (see connection in chapter 2.2).

WARNING: Your appliance is configured in pilot wire mode by default.

The pilot wire controller takes over control of your appliance only when it is in Comfort mode.

See chapter 5.3 Advanced parameter setting (parameter 3) to disable or enable the pilot wire mode.

See the control unit user manual for instructions on how to operate it.

The LED on your receiver unit will light up with the colour corresponding to the operating mode specified by the control unit (see chapter 4.2).

The remote control will cause the icon for the operating mode specified by the control unit to flash.

input, this can send your appliance a priority command to turn off (the appliance

Î When your installation is fitted with a load shedding system connected at the pilot wire

LED goes off) or for Frost-free mode (the appliance LED shows blue).

In both cases, the frost-free icon will be displayed on the remote control screen. Load shedding will take over the operating of your appliance, even if the pilot wire function is disabled in the advanced parameter setting.

PILOT WIRE OPERATION Icons (remote control)

LED colour (receiver unit

Fe: Red Comfort Available C X£ Green Comfort -1° Available C res Green Comfort -2° Available C re: Green Eco Available pe X£ Frost-free (in all Blue operating modes on the |Available pe P1 appliance) pe res Stop (in all æ Off operating modes on the |Not available

No |Parameter | Description h Setting setting 3 [Piotwire Value 0 (pilot wire disabled) or 1 (pilot wire enabled) [1 Press the # or = key WARNING! Access to parameter setting is possible only when the remote control is off. 3 p 0 0 0 Î Some parameters on your remote control can be adjusted according to how you use it. 4 [Ambient Adjustable from -5.0°C to 5,0°C in 0.5°C steps 0.0 Press the # or = key temperature calibration y Fr f Nnre L UU Press on P1P2 and 2 mode for 2 seconds 5 [Selectionof | Value 1 (receiver unit) or 2 (remote control) lor2 |Pressthe+or=key seconds temperature [See chapter 5.4 sensor S SEAISE 11€ « l 6 [None 6 — 7 7 [repairing [Value 0 (unpaired command) or (paired command) [rFOor Press on # or-key tot Parameter. 0 bo Parameter radio- rFl re-pair an appliance number * value WARNING! frequency = A ) which was previously Itis essential to get | rF d rF U 4 rF ha paired but has lost the to the final “End” screen, to link. confirm your parameter changes. 8 [Default display] Value 0 (time) or 1 (temperature setting) n Press the # or = key B did Dlld ! V4 VU ' Û int Default . 9 [Display Back to factory settings xxx Press on + key for 10 No [Parameter | Description setting [Settings version Warning! seconds to reset. © |Durationof | Adjustable from 15 to 120 minutes in 15 minute steps 60 Press the # or = key number and | All your settings as well as the pairing, will be deleted. Boost reset If the remote control was paired before the reset, the operation n b + 060 + (unpairing). |receiver unit will also be reset. Ù 0 UDU - 9 5 100 1 Window open | Value 0 (function disabled) or 1 (function enabled) 1 Press the # or - key | detection 7 T | dE dE 0 dE | End |Display Quit the settings menu Short press on parameter mode or for setting output E d 2 seconds on (l) 2 Eco Value 0 (eco temperature unlinked) or 1 (linked eco- 1 Press the # or - key n temperature … |temperature setting: comfort T° minus 35°) (63 C Li Li | l After no key has been pressed for one minute, the remote control will automatically quit the advanced parameters and turn off.

5.4 Selection of temperature sensor

The temperature of your room can be measured either by the receiver unit under your appliance or by the remote control.

The default sensor will depend on the type of appliance you have bought.

unit as the default. You are strongly recommended not to alter this setting, which

( Appliances labelled NF Électricité Performance use the sensor under the receiver ensures optimal performance, in accordance with the label for your appliance.

In any case, measuring the ambient temperature from the remote control will provide a better evaluation of the actual temperature of your room. For effective temperature measurement, avoid window frames (or any other place where heat loss is likely), and proximity to doors and radiators.

You can choose your preferred ambient temperature measurement option from parameter 5 of Advanced parameters (see chapter 5.3).

If you observe a difference between the temperature you have programmed on your remote control and the temperature measured in your room, this will provide a useful alternative means to calibrate the temperature measurement (see chapter 5.5).

Measurement by remote control

Wezsuremei by appliance

should become faulty (electronic fault or spent batteries), your appliance will show a sensor fault (yellow LED, see chapter 8.3). Besides, the battery life will be reduced by using the remote control sensor.

( If you choose to measure the temperature from the remote control, and the latter

the control into the drawer if it is being used to measure the temperature of your room. Similarly, a wall-mounted remote control will not measure the room temperature correctly.

Î If you have a radiator fitted with a storage drawer for the remote control, NEVER put

Ifthe remote control is reset (see chapter 5.3, parameter 9), the default active sensor will revert to the factory settings. 1]

5.5 Calibration of temperature setting

Once your appliance has been working for several days, if you notice a difference between the temperature detected in your room and the temperature programmed on your appliance, you can calibrate your appliance in 0.5°C steps.

Your thermometer must be placed in the middle of the room, about 1.30 m above the floor, with no furniture between it and the radiator.

Access advanced settings (see chapter 5.3). Press the mode key several times to find para- meter 4.

If the ambient temperature measurement is different from your appliance’s temperature setting, press the - or + keys until they match.

You can calibrate your temperature measurement to +/- 5°C.

To quit advanced parameter setting, press several times on the mode key, until the remote control stops.

Calibration relates to the two temperature sensors (see chapter 5.4). If the active sensor changes, the calibration set on the remote control still applies.

EXAMPLE: A You measure 19°C in your room, while \ the temperature setting on your remote

control is 21°C. When you are in

parameter 4, press the - key until the

5.6 Window open/close detected

Your appliance may detect a significant drop in temperature, caused for instance by a window standing open in winter. It will automatically adapt and operate to save energy.

By default, the window open/close detection function is enabled on your remote control. To disable this function, change the corresponding advanced parameter (see chapter 5.3, parameter 1).

IMPORTANT To make the best use of this function, your appliance must be placed close to the opening with no furniture or other object nearby.

The quality of the window open/closed function depends on a number of factors, such as the position of the appliance, how fast the temperature in the room rises/falls, the type of window, etc.

1 IMPORTANT The room temperature is measured near the appliance.

After opening a window, your appliance should detect the & Fr associated temperature drop within a reasonable period. It will then adapt its operating mode by automatically switching to the frost-free

temperature (7°C). D L) M]

When an open window is detected, your appliance causes the TX function icon to flash.

When your room temperature rises after the window is closed, the appliance should resume its operating mode (Comfort mode for instance), before detection was initiated, within a reasonable length of time.

ting mode, suspends the window opening/closing function for 60 minutes, the required

( Starting or stopping a boost (manual or programmed), as well as a change in opera- time for the room temperature to stabilise.

This function provides extra heat when required. When it is activated, the appliance operates at full power, no matter what the temperature set from the remote control. The operating time is 2 hours maximum; it can be interrupted at any time.

The LED on your receiver unit flashes red during a boost. Boost operation can be activated 2 ways:

+ manual boost + programmed boost

USE OF MANUAL BOOST The default time for a manual boost is 60 minutes.

The Boost duration is displayed.

duration of boost in steps of 15

Increase duration of boost in steps of 15 minutes (total maximum duration of 120 minutes).

USE OF MANUAL BOOST (continued)

Early exit from manual boost.

USE OF PROGRAMMED BOOST This function is used to set the start time for the boost, to be triggered automatically every day at the same time (if the programme is activated). This boost will operate during the period set in the advanced parameters (see chapter 5.3

Boost will be triggered in Eco, Comfort, P1 or P2 modes, and will take over the normal operating

SETTING À PROGRAMMED BOOST Press and hold P1P2

and boost simulta- neously.

The start time required can now be set.

Program the start time for the daily boost (in 15-minute steps), pressing + or-.

Confirm the start time and go back to the

ACTIVATION AND RUNNING PROGRAMMED BOOST WARNING! The programmed boost will only be activated if you have first set a start time (see previous page).

The À, icon is displayed. The pro- gramme is activated and on standby.

Press on the boost key for 2 seconds.

The f, icon is displayed to indicate the programme is

When the set time is reached, boost starts.

The £ icon flashes through- out the boost period.

The current boost duration is displayed.

ACTIVATION AND RUNNING PROGRAMMED BOOST (continued)

The expected duration of the boost is finished.

The appliance returns to normal operating mode.

The boost will start again the next day at the same time, as long as the programme is activated

a programmed boost at all times by pressing

The programmed boost is disabled. The boost will not automatically start the next day.

NOTE: The total continuous operating time for the boost should not last more than 2 hours (120 minutes).

Itis mandatory to set the starting time to enable the automatic boost (see chapter 4).

7. Setting a P1 and/or P2 programme

Your appliance’s remote control includes two daily programmes, P1 and P2, which you can adapt to suit your needs.

There are two modes possible for each hour of the day: COMFORT or ECO. The temperatures previously set for these modes (see chapter 5.2) will be applied.

WARNING! The programmes P1 and P2 can have a maximum of 10 changes of mode per day (from Comfort to Eco or Eco to Comfort).

ACCESS TO PROGRAMMING Long press (P1P2 and +) > open settings for programme P1.

CE Long press (P1P2 4 aT Iboost and -) > open settings U for programme P2.

Starting position: ! day 1, time O |

SETTING EACH HOUR OF THE DAY Program current hour in Comfort mode and go to next hour.

Program current hour in Eco mode and go to next

After selecting the operating mode for the final hour of the day, the programming function automatically moves on to the first hour of the next day.

MANUAL MOVE TO PREVIOUS DAY COPY/PASTE FUNCTION (help for programming)

Back to previous day, positioned on hour 0.

Long press on P1P2: back to ] previous day,

daily programme. MANUAL MOVE TO NEXT DAY \ Move to next day, positioned on hour 0. à... ) QUIT PROGRAMMING (at any time) Long press on EE mode: move to nân Ki iFre next day, copies U! A: Ë ÿs © iU « The remote control the current daily stores the programming programme. | 1 entered, even if you quit d) + lex D] + ot while programming. Pa | — P1 | — [mode P2 \ P2

8. Maintenance and troubleshooting tips

8.1 Routine maintenance operations

High-quality materials and surface treatment protect your appliance against corrosion and

To maximise the service life of your appliance, we recommend you take the following precau-

- Never use abrasive or corrosive products on the outer surfaces of the appliance (except the electrical parts); use warm, soapy water. - For the casing of the receiver unit and the remote control, use a dry (solvent-free) cloth.

Despite all our efforts in manufacturing our products, you may encounter some easy-to-solve operating failures. In this case, please consult the table below to find our suggested solution.

Nonetheless, should you fail to solve the problem encountered, please contact your supplier's after-sales service for assistance.

The appliance is not heating.

The temperature setting on the remote control is incorrect.

Check the remote control is set to ask the appliance to start heating (see chapter 5.2).

The mixed appliance has not filed with water properly.

Check the filling of the appliance (see chapter 3.2).

The appliance is operated by a programming unit.

See the programming unit manufactu- rer's manual.

The load shedder is enabled and has shut down heating on the appliance.

Wait for load shedding to finish.

The appliance has not be

paired with the remote control (the »1}} icon is not displayed on the remote control screen).

Remove the batteries from the remote control, wait a few seconds, then replace the batteries and proceed with pairing (see chapter 4.1).

An open window detected ( Hi icon flashes)

Turn off the window opening detection function (see chapter 5.3, parameter 1).

The LED is flashing yellow + other colours: fault.

Contact your installer or after-sales service.

Problem Diagnosis Procedure Your appliance is not Check your appliance is properly powered up. connected and powered (see

The appliance is not working.

Your appliance is not turned on.

Check the remote control is properly turned on (see chapter 5.1).

Check the pilot wire unit is not sending a load shedding stop order.

The appliance continues to heat, even though a window is open.

The “Window detection” function is not activated.

Activate the function (see chapter 5.3, parameter 1).

The correct operating conditions for the window opening/closure detection function have not been met.

The appliance does not start to heat again, al- though a window has been closed.

The correct operating conditions for the window opening/closure detection function have not been met.

The remote control does not allow operations.

The remote control is locked.

Disable key locking (see chapter 5.1).

Communication problems between remote control and appliance.

Remote control and/or radio frequency communication problem.

Check the 1) icon is present (paired appliance).

Check that the LED changes colour according to the commandés sent.

Check your appliance is not controlled by a pilot wire unit.

If checks are positive: remove the control batteries for 10 minutes then replace the batteries.

Pairing has been lost following a power failure.

The remote control and the appliance have to be reset.

Following a powercut of less than one hour, the appliance appears to have lost its settings.

The appliance will automati- cally recover its settings in less than an hour.

The screen of the remote control (stored in the drawer behind the radiator) appears black.

The blackening is caused by excess heat. lt has no effect on the operation of your remote control.

Remove the remote control from the drawer and leave it at room tempera- ture, until the screen returns to normal.

The battery level indicator on your remote control

Change batteries (see chapter 8.4).

The remote control is off. Long press on (l).

The back-lighting on the Press a key to turn it on again. No display. remote control screen is off.

The remote control screen is on standby.

Press a key to turn it on again.

Time and date setting not done.

Set time and date (see chapter 4.1).

The screen on the remote control displays the E2 error message.

Indicates a problem with the temperature sensor on the appliance.

Contact your installer.

The temperature setting does not match the temperature observed in the room.

There is a discrepancy in the measurement made by the temperature probe.

Calibrate your remote control (see chapter 5.5) to align the temperature measured in the room by the appliance, and that measured by your thermometer.

Remote control broken.

Your appliance remains on the last command received.

- Reset the appliance by pressing 10 seconds on the LED. The LED flashes pink quickly to confirm the reset.

+ Your appliance is waiting to be paired and to start heating again.

The appliance no longer replies to commands from the pilot wire.

The pilot wire is not connec- ted correctly.

Check the pilot wire connection (see chapter 2.2).

Check the remote control is in Comfort mode.

Your remote control is no longer set to accept pilot wire operation.

Activate the pilot wire function on your remote control (see chapter 5.3, parameter 3).

The room temperature does not match the setpoint temperature on the remote control.

The pilot wire may be connected to a programming control unit which takes over from the remote control (e.g.: sending an Eco mode order from the control unit, while the control is set on Comfort).

Deactivate the pilot ware in advanced parameters (see chapter 5.3 parame- ter 3) so that the remote control continues to operate your appliance.

If your appliance freezes completely, or cannot be paired, the whole system has to be reset, then pairing started again from the beginning (see chapter 4.1). Reset remote control:

Reset the remote control from the advanced parameters (see chapter 5.3 parameter 9).

Reset radiator / towel dryer:

1) Reset the appliance by pressing on the LED for 10 seconds.

The LED flashes pink quickly to confirm the reset. Release immediately as soon as the fast flashing starts.

2) After releasing the LED, it returns to a steady pink.

3) Switch on the reset remote control and perform the pairing process (see chapter 4.1). WARNING! If the LED returns to the steady pink state, after the quick flashing stage, while you are

still pressing on it, the reset has not taken place. Repeat the procedure from step 1.

If you still fail to pair your appliance, please contact your after sales service.

8.4 Replacing batteries

{When the low battery indicator light is displayed, you \ have a few days to replace them (2x 1.5V alkaline batte- ries, type LRO3 or AAA; we advise against using rechar- geable batteries).

The screen's backlighting also stops turning on to indicate the need to change batteries.

When batteries are replaced, the remote control parame- ters are stored (e.g.: P1 and P2 programming), except for time and date settings.

You should take the following precautions: — ensure correct +/— polarity; — take care when disposing of used batteries: protect the environment by disposing of them at an approved collection point. |]

Remove the used batteries.

Replace the control frame. See chapter 4.1 to reset the remote control.

( Re-pairing takes place automatically when batteries are changed. \

Ifthe screen is still showing RF 8, and the icon 1) flashes, this means the remote control is loo- king for the receiver. If it has still not found the receiver after several minutes, carry out a complete reset (see chapter 8.3).

9. Services and guarantee

After-sales service If your appliance stops working or you require spare parts, contact your installer or dealer.

Prior to making contact and to ensure your problem is dealt with quickly and effectively, please make a note of:

- the details shown on the appliance nameplate (see chapter 2.2),

- the sales reference for your appliance shown on your dated purchase invoice,

- the remote control version number (see chapter 5.3, parameter 9).

(See general conditions of sale for your country) The heating body of your electric radiator is guaranteed against manufacturing defects for five (5) years from the date of purchase, while the other components are guaranteed for two (2) years.

Dated proof of purchase must be presented to activate the guarantee. The guarantee does not cover radiator transport, removal and installation costs.

The guarantee shall not apply if the appliance is installed, used or maintained in a way that does not comply with standards in force in the relevant country, good professional practice, or the manu- facturer's instructions.

Guarantee specific to dual-enerqgy, towel-drying radiators

The guarantee for your dual-energy towel dryer is subject to the following reservations:

- water used in the heating circuit is neither aggressive nor corrosive.

- there are no traces of dissolved gases (0,-CO,), notably where gas-permeable materials are

used (heating floor).

In such a case, thorough degasification must be performed upstream from the circulator and the bleed tap on the upper section of the appliance.

that this product should not be disposed of with household waste. It must be taken to a suitable collection point to be recycled. By disposing of this product correctly, you will help

T Disposal of end-of-life electrical and electronic appliances. This symbol indicates prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health.

Standby consumption for the appliance < 0.5W