Test Symbols; Appliance Description; Settings; Reducing The Temperature - AEG MTE 350 Bedienung Und Installation

2.3 Test symbols

See type plate on the appliance.
3.

Appliance description

The electronically controlled small instantaneous water
heater maintains a constant outlet temperature up to its
output limit, irrespective of the inlet temperature.
This appliance has been factory-set to the outlet temper-
ature required for washing hands. Once this temperature
has been reached, the PCB automatically reduces the
output. The output is matched to the required tempera-
ture, this prevents the temperature being exceeded.
The appliance heats the water directly at the draw-off
point as soon as the tap is opened. The short pipe runs
ensure that energy and water losses are minimal.
The DHW output depends on the cold water temperature,
the heating output and the flow rate.
The bare wire heating system is suitable for hard and soft
water areas. This heating system has a low susceptibility
to scale build-up. The heating system ensures quick and
efficient DHW provision at the hand washbasin.
Your qualified contractor can adjust the maximum tem-
perature and flow rate (see chapter "Commissioning /

Settings").

Fitting the special aerator supplied provides an optimum
water jet.
4. Settings
The appliance heating system switches on automatically
as soon as you open the DHW valve at the tap or activate
the sensor of a sensor tap. The water is heated. The water
temperature can be adjusted at the tap:
For initial flow rate and flow rate limiting, see chapter
"Specification".
Increasing the temperature
» Reduce the flow rate at the tap.

Reducing the temperature

» Open the tap further or add more cold water.
Following an interruption of the water supply
See chapter "Commissioning / Recommissioning".
5.

Cleaning, care and maintenance

» Never use abrasive or corrosive cleaning agents. A
damp cloth is sufficient for cleaning the appliance.
» Check the taps/valves regularly. Limescale deposits
at the spouts can be removed using commercially
available descaling agents.
» Have the electrical safety of the appliance regularly
checked by an electrician.
» Regularly descale or replace the special aerator (see
chapter "Appliance description / Accessories").
Operation
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