Operation - EINHELL WH 2000 I Originalbetriebsanleitung

Anleitung_WH_2000_I_SPK7:_
Note: The drill holes are arranged 500 in apart
horizontally.
Then drill the holes in the wall, insert the dowels
and drive in the screws. The distance between the
screw head and the wall should be approx. 3 mm.
Pass the power cable out through the hole (F) at
the rear of the equipment and hang the wall heater
(H) on the screws in the wall. Push the wall heater
to the left as far as the stop and pull it down as far
as the stop. The heater is now mounted on the
wall.

7. Operation

Important. Before using the equipment for the first
time, check that the voltage supply is the same as
the voltage details set out on the rating plate.
Read the safety regulations in section 1.
When the equipment is used for the first time or after
a long period of rest it may emit an odor for a short
time. This is not a fault.
The ON/OFF main switch (Fig. 2 / Item 10) is used to
disconnect the equipment completely from the mains
supply. Switch the main switch to ON first of all or to
OFF last of all when you no longer need the
equipment.
7.1 Function switch (Fig. 1)
All functions apart from the desired room
temperature setting and the ionizer can be set
using the pushbuttons on the equipment as well
as with the remote control. The remote control is
in the storage compartment on the right-hand
side of the housing. Slide the lid down and take
out the remote control.
The activated functions appear in the display on
the equipment. Also, the temperature at the
temperature sensor integrated in the equipment
(i.e. the equipment temperature) is indicated.
After the equipment has been switched off with
the On/Off button (8), the fan will continue to run
for a while in order to cool the heating element.
During this time the "fan" symbol on the
equipment display will blink.
The remote control runs on 2 batteries type "AAA".
Make sure that the poles are not reversed when you
change the batteries. Used batteries must be
disposed of properly.
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7.1.1 Cool blow mode
Press the On / Off button (8). The equipment will
come on and work in cool blow mode (no heat
output). If you press the button again, the equipment
will switch off.
7.1.2 Heating mode
1000 W: Press the On / Off button (8) and then
the heating button (7). The equipment will heat at
the low setting. If you press the On/Off button
again, the equipment will be switched off.
2000 W: Press the On / Off button (8) and then
the heating button (7) twice. The equipment will
heat at the high setting. If you press the On/Off
button again, the equipment will switch off.
7.1.3 "Swing" function of the air outlet slats
Set the cool blow mode or heating mode as
described above. Press the "swing" button (3).
The "swing" function of the air outlet slats is activated,
enabling the slats to be swung up and down
electrically.
To switch off the "swing" function and have the
equipment blow in one specific direction, press the
"swing" button (3) again.
7.1.4 OFF timer (possible only via the remote
control)
Set the cool blow mode or heating mode as
described above. Press the timer button (13) on the
remote control. The equipment will work with time
preselection and will shut down automatically after 1
hour. The Off time can be set in hours for a period
from 1 to 8 hours by repeatedly pressing the timer
button (13). The set OFF time will appear on the
display. To turn off the time preselection, press the
time button (13) once more after selecting the 8 hours
period, or turn off the device with the On/Off button
(8).
7.1.5 Setting the desired temperature (possible
only in heating mode)
As soon as the equipment is in heating mode, a
desired temperature (temperature at the temperature
sensor integrated in the equipment) in the range from
15°C to 36°C can be set on the remote control using
button (4). The set desired temperature (factory
setting 30°C) blinks briefly in the display, followed
again by the temperature measured by the integrated
temperature sensor. Each press of the button (4)
increases the desired temperature by 1°C. If the
temperature rises above the desired temperature by
approx. 2°C, the heater will switch off; if the
temperature drops below the desired temperature by
approx. 2°C, the heater will switch on again.
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