RCD-500 - Heating Orbegozo - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Radiant heater / convector
Brand	Orbegozo
Model	RCD-500
Power	500 W
Power supply	220-240 V ~ 50 Hz
Dimensions (L x W x H)	approximately 22 x 15 x 25 cm
Weight	approximately 1.5 kg
Material	Heat-resistant plastic
Main functions	Adjustable thermostat, two power levels, oscillation
Protection	Automatic shut-off in case of overheating, tip-over safety
Noise level	Low (approx. 35 dB)
Heating area	Up to 15 m²
Control	Manual with rotary buttons
Color	White / Black
Power cord	Length 1.5 m
Maintenance and cleaning	Unplug before cleaning, use a dry cloth
Spare parts	Available from Orbegozo customer service
Repairability	Repairability index 7/10
Warranty	2 years
Included accessories	User manual, warranty card

Frequently Asked Questions - RCD-500 Orbegozo

How to turn on the Orbegozo RCD-500 heater?

Plug the unit into a power outlet, then turn the control knob to the desired position (low or high power). The indicator light turns on to indicate operation.

The heater does not heat, what to do?

First check that the unit is plugged in and the outlet works. Make sure the thermostat is set to a temperature higher than the room temperature. If the problem persists, consult the manual for troubleshooting.

How to clean the RCD-500 heater?

Always unplug the unit before cleaning. Use a soft dry cloth to remove dust. Do not use abrasive products or solvents. Never immerse the unit in water.

The heater turns off by itself, is this normal?

Yes, this can be normal. The unit is equipped with overheat protection. If the internal temperature exceeds a threshold, it turns off automatically. Let it cool down before turning it on again. Also check that the ventilation grilles are not obstructed.

What is the power of the Orbegozo RCD-500?

The RCD-500 model has a power of 500 W, ideal for heating small rooms up to 15 m².

Can I use the heater in a bathroom?

This unit is not designed for use in damp rooms. It must be placed in a dry area, away from water and splashes.

How to adjust the thermostat?

Turn the thermostat knob clockwise to increase the temperature. The unit maintains the set temperature by turning on and off automatically.

The heater makes noise, is this normal?

A slight noise may come from the fan or the expansion of materials. If the noise is excessive, check that the unit is on a stable surface and that nothing obstructs the blades.

Where to find spare parts?

Spare parts are available from Orbegozo customer service. See the manual for contact details or visit the official website.

How can I download the PDF manual?

Go to notice-facile.com, search for the model RCD-500, then click 'Download' to get the manual in PDF format.

USER MANUAL RCD-500 Orbegozo

Low Energy Electric Radiator

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Modelos

SONIFER, S.A.

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INSTALLING YOUR HEAT RADIATOR

Installing your Heat Radiator

The location of your heat radiator should be chosen properly and must follow any existing rules and regulations.

WARNING

■The appliance should never be covered by clothes, coverings or any other object, nor should it be placed below a wardrobe or any other obstacle for the circulation of hot air.

■The appliance should stay clear of all flammable objects and children should not be left alone close to the heater without adult supervision.

■Do not install the appliance below an electric outlet.

■Do not use the Heat Radiator to dry clothes.

■ To avoid overheating, do not cover the heating appliance.

■The appliance should not be installed near places which are at risk of splashing water like baths, washbasins, etc..

If the power cord is damaged, it may only be replaced by a technical service assistant, in order to avoid risks.

■The appliance should be installed so that the outlets, thermostats, mobile connection plug may not be touched directly or indirectly by any person within a bath or shower him with (respecting the limits set by the RBT regulations).

■Always follow the safety measures: the minimum distances between the Heat Radiator and the ground or a wall is 150 mm.

Installation Instructions

Wall mount:

Always try to install the radiator onto an external wall (cold) under a window, but never in a ventilated area. Follow the minimum safety distances for installation.

1. Place the wall mount on the ground in the position in which it is to be mounted and mark the wall through the upper drill hole of the support on both sides. (fig. 1)
2. Drill through the marks and insert a screw anchor. (fig. 2)
3. Mount the support, making sure to align the lower screw holes, then drill. (fig. 3)
4. With the mount fixed below, repeat step 2. (fig. 3)
5. Finally, screw on to properly fasten the support. (fig 4)

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Safety Distances

The radiator must be 150mm from all objects, walls... (see figure).

The distance from the floor must be 220 mm, which at the most may go down to 150 mm.

Series A: High Pressure Analogue Thermostat

Once the appliance is mounted and properly connected, rotate the upper knob to pressurise the Heat Radiator.

Rotate the thermostat knob to the right, and check to see that the pilot lights up, indicating that the Radiator is heating up.

Once the desired temperature is reached, turn the thermostat knob to the left until the pilot light switches off. After this the thermostat will regulate the room temperature to the setting selected.

■ Consumption indicator light: Whenever the pilot light is on, the appliance is operating until it reaches the selected temperature.
■ Main Control Knob (ON/OFF Switch): to turn the radiator power on or off.
■Thermostat: it allows you to regulate the selected room temperature.
Anti-freeze Safety: by selecting the minimum thermostat setting (*), the temperature will stay at approximately 7°C. This will prevent freezing and save on heating costs (ideal for prolonged absences).

The control pilot light is on when the appliance is heating and otherwise it is off

Series D: Digital Thermostat

There are 4 buttons:

Once the appliance is mounted and properly connected, press the on button to pressurise the Heat Radiator.

Power On

Once turning the Heat Radiator on, the computer will recall the last user setting selected. In the first connection, the memory is empty, reason why the screen will blink constantly until any key is pressed.

Operating

During operation, the thermostat indicates the user's selected temperature and displays the current operating mode:

COMFORT ECONOMY PROGRAMME OFF

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The -symbol is displayed while the resistance is operating.

Adjusting the comfort temperature

You can change the temperature by pressing the (+) and (-) buttons by 1°C per press. By maintaining the button pressed, the temperature will increase automatically by 1°C.

Once having selected the temperature and without any further presses, this temperature will be selected.

Selecting mode

Upon pressing the (Mode/ok), we can select the mode.

For each press greater than 0.1 seconds, the thermostat passes from one mode to the next: Comfort > Economy> Comfort ....

To select the "anti-freeze" mode, press (Mode/ok) for several seconds, until the screen with a * is displayed.

MODE	SELECTED TEMPERATURE
COMFORT	Select with the (+) and (-) buttons
ECONOMY	Temperature less than 3°C
ANTI-FREEZE	7°C
OFF	Off

Programming

a. Make sure that the thermostat is in the STOP position or press the ON/STOP/WEEKLY PROGRAMMING to select STOP.
b. With a prolonged press (min. 5s) of the START/STOP/WEEKLY PROGRAMME button to select the Manual Programme mode.
c. Select the function mode by hour by pressing the "+" and "-" buttons and then "MODE/OK".

Upper segment: COMFORT

Lower segment: ECONOMY

Nothing: ANTI-FREEZE

d. Repeat the operation for each day of the week.

After programming day 7, the thermostat will automatically save all parameters and change modes at the selected time with Ensure that the time is correct. Change the time if necessary or validate it by pressing STOP.

Setting the clock

a. Make sure that the thermostat is in the STOP position or press the ON/STOP/WEEKLY PROGRAMMING to select STOP.
b. With a prolonged press (min. 5s) of the START/STOP/WEEKLY PROGRAMME button select the Manual Programme mode.
c. Short press the START/STOP/WEEKLY PROGRAMME button.
d. Select the day by pressing "+" and "-" and then press the "MODE/OK" button to validate.
e. Adjust the time by pressing the "+" and "-" buttons and press the "MODE/OK" button to validate.

Validation sets the STOP position.

Possible thermostat problems

■If the thermostat is below -15°C, the screen will display OC.

■If the thermostat is above 50°C, the screen will display SC.

Disposal of old electrical appliances

The European directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), requires that old household electrical appliances must no be disposed of in the normal unsorted municipal waste stream. Old appliances must be collected separately in order to optimize the recovery and recycling of the materials they contain, and reduce the impact on human health and the environment.

The crossed out "wheeled bin" symbol on the product reminds you of your obligation, that when you dispose of the appliance, it must be separately collected.

Consumers should contact their local authority or retailer for information concerning the correct disposal of their old appliance.

INSTALLATION DE L'ÉMETTEUR THERMIQUE

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