Timer Operation - DèLonghi EW6708EB Instructions For Use Manual

ELECTRONIC TEMPERATURE MANAGEMENT
This heater has Electronic Temperature Management which automatically monitors
and selects the ideal power setting to maintain your chosen temperature.
If the selected temperature is higher than the actual room temperature, the appliance
will start automatically and rapidly heat the room until it reaches the selected tempe-
rature. The unit will automatically maintain the temperature at a constant level, by
switching between maximum, medium, minimum power and OFF.
If medium power level has been selected using the "
will cycle between medium, minimum power and OFF to maintain a selected tempe-
rature.
ANTI-FREEZE SETTING
Press the " " button and select the maximum power level. Set the temperature
to 42°F (5°C) with the "
automatically only if the room temperature falls below 42°F (5°C), to prevent free-
zing conditions.
Note: This function is not guaranteed in the event of power failures, lasting more
than 2 minutes.

TIMER OPERATION

The timer allows you to set two programs in a 24-hour period.
To program the timer:
Press the Timer button A (see Figure 2), this the following is displayed:
- The flashing message "--:--";
- The message "ON" at the bottom left (ON time setting);
- The symbol "A" at the right indicating that the first program controlling is being set;
To set the "START" time press the "h" button to set the hour and "m" button to set the
minutes, then confirm the "START" time by pressing the "Timer button A" again.
The words "OFF" and "00:00" appear on the display.
Set the time you want the appliance to go OFF using the "h" button and "m" button,
then confirm the OFF time by pressing the "Timer Function A" button again.
At this point, the word "AUTO" appears at the top of the display and the "
indicator light comes on to indicate that the appliance is ready to operate at the
programmed time maintaining the preset comfort temperature (fig.2).
-" button. When set in this way, the appliance will turn on
" button, the appliance
"
fig. 2
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