In An Emergency; Frost Protection; Safety Valve Discharge; Cleaning - Heatrae Sadia Electromax User Instructions

This should only be done by a competent
installer or service engineer, following the
rectification of the fault.

5.2 Frost protection

If you are leaving your home un-occupied
during colder periods it is possible to stop
the Electromax heating the home un-
necessarily, but protect it if the temperature
falls to a very low level for any length of
time. This is done by leaving the Central
Heating "On" switch in the on position
(illuminated green) and over-riding the
normal programmes on the Programmable
Room Thermostat.
To do this press the
together twice. The time indication will
disappear and the colon flash. Press the
button until 5 and a snowflake symbol are
o
shown to the right of the flashing colon. In
this mode the central heating will be turned
on if the room temperature drops below 5°C.
To return the Programmable Room
Thermostat to your programmed times and
temperatures press the
together again.

5.3 Safety Valve discharge

There is a viewing window located on
the upper front panel of the Electromax
through which any discharge from the
safety valves can be observed. If water is
seen to discharge from any of the safety
valves fitted to the Electromax switch off
the Water Heater and the Central Heating
boiler. DO NOT turn off the water supply.
Contact a competent installer or service
engineer to check the system.
DO NOT tamper with any safety valves
fitted to the Electromax system, if a fault is
suspected contact a competent installer or
service engineer.
and buttons
and buttons
Discharged water may be very hot. DO
NOT touch discharge pipes when water
is flowing through them or place hands or
fingers under the discharge water.

5.4 Cleaning

The outer casing can be wiped down with
a damp cloth to remove any marks. Do not
use abrasive cleaning agents as they may
damage the finish of the casing parts.
5.5 Programmable Room Thermostat
The Programmable Room Thermostat
supplied with the Electromax is
manufactured by Danfoss. The User
Instructions provided with this control
should be followed.
5.6 Other controls
Other controls may have been fitted to
your system during installation, for example
Thermostatic Radiator Valves. Instructions
for use of these controls should have been
provided by the installer.

6.0 IN AN EMERGENCY

The following steps will not rectify any
faults that have caused the product to
malfunction, but will render it safe until
the problem is resolved by a competent
installer or service engineer.
6.1 Electricity
Should an electrical supply fault be
suspected all electrical supplies to the
Electromax should be switched off. Within
the electrical supplies to the unit should be
a number of isolating switches, the location
of these should have been pointed out to
you by your installer on hand-over.
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