Setting And Maintaining The Room Temperature; Controlling Heating Times With The Timer - Easy@Home CH-Y01AFT User Manual

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Use and operation

Setting and maintaining the room temperature

By setting the thermostat control
relatively the same level. To do so, proceed as follows:
1. Turn the thermostat control counterclockwise up to the stop point.
You have set the lowest temperature.
2. Turn the thermostat control clockwise up to the stop point.
You have set the highest temperature.
If you would like to set and maintain a specific room temperature, proceed as
follows:
3. Move the sliding switch
4. Use the switches 650 W
The indicator lights for the active switches will illuminate.
5. Turn the thermostat control
6. Wait until a pleasant room temperature has been reached.
7. Now turn the thermostat control counterclockwise until the indicator lights
on the On/Off switches go out.
Leave the thermostat control in this position.
The convection heater now automatically switches on and off in order to main-
tain the room temperature.
NOTICE
If the ambient temperature changes considerably e.g. mbient temperatu
because a door is left open for a prolonged period, the setting use a door is left o e a door is le
must be performed again as described. ust be performed st be perform
8. Move the sliding switch on the timer to in order to switch the convection ding switch o ding switch on t
heater off. Pull the power plug out of the socket if you are not using the con- the the powe
vection heater for a prolonged period. r a r a pr

Controlling heating times with the timer

You can use the timer 14
sponding segments on the clock out. The convection heater will then switch on
and off at the set times.
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