Troubleshooting - Atlantic SOLIUS DIGITAL Bedienungsanleitung

Problem encountered
The control panel does
not light up.
The heating indicator
does not light up.
The room temperature
is different from that
displayed by the
appliance.
The appliance does not
heat up.
The appliance
heating constantly
The appliance
heating when the
window is open

Troubleshooting

The display is on standby. Press any button to activate the display. Check
that the appliance is connected to the power supply. Check that the switch
is in position I.
The heating indicator lights up when the power supply to the resistor is on.
Check that the indicator light is active. Consult the "Heating standby
indicator". Check the ambient temperature of the room and the set
temperature.
You have to wait at least 6 hours for the temperature to stabilise.
Depending on your installation, you may read a different temperature to
that displayed on the appliance. You can adjust the setpoint temperature
to the temperature read in the room. See "Calibration".
If you have selected a program, check that you are in a Comfort time slot.
Check that the installation's circuit breakers are depressed or that the fail-
safe (if present) has not stopped the appliance from functioning. Check the
ambient temperature of the room: if this is higher than the set
temperature, the appliance will not heat up.
is Read the temperature at the bottom right of the appliance (this is where
the sensor is located). If this temperature is below the set temperature,
then the appliance should be heating up. If there is a notable difference
between the temperature at the bottom right of the appliance and the
ambient temperature of the room, we recommend that you correct the
environment around the appliance. Otherwise, we would ask that you
check the power of the appliance in relation to the dimensions of the room
and the structure. Also ensure that the product is heating an enclosed area
(no influx of air from unheated rooms). In the event of a problem
(thermostat blocked, etc.), cut the power to the appliance (fuse, circuit
breaker) for about 10 minutes, then switch it on again.
There may be a problem in the electrical network. In the event of a
problem (thermostat blocked, etc.), cut the power to the appliance (fuse,
circuit breaker) for about 10 minutes, then switch it on again.
is There may be a short delay between the opening of the window and its
detection. If outside temperatures are mild, or due to the configuration of
the room, it may take longer to switch to Frost Protection (it is the
appliance sensor which detects the drop in temperature and activates
Frost Protection mode). If the room temperature drops below 7 °C, the
appliance heats up.
Checks to carry out
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