Changing Batteries; Reinstalling The "Mote 200; Restoring The "Mote 200" To Factory Settings; Troubleshooting - oventrop mote 200 Operating Instructions Manual

„mote 200"
8.3

Changing batteries

When the battery status is low, the LED next to the
battery status display flashes.
1. Remove the battery case cover (see Illust. 3 on
page 8).
2. Remove the used batteries and insert new ones.
WARNING
Personal injury and property damage
caused by batteries
Defective or improperly used batteries can
cause chemical burns and explosions.
f Do not use partially discharged batteries
together with new ones.
f Do not try to charge the batteries.
f Do not expose the batteries to direct sun-
light or naked flames.
f If any battery fluid leaks and comes into
contact with skin, eyes or mucous mem-
branes, rinse the affected areas immedi-
ately with plenty of clean water and seek
medical attention.
f Ensure that the batteries are inserted with
the correct polarity (+/-).
Z The "mote 200" automatically performs an adapta-
tion process.
3. Refit the battery case cover by pushing it down until
it engages with an audible click.
8.4

Reinstalling the "mote 200"

Only fit or remove the "mote 200" once you
have opened the "Installation/Removal"
completely (see Section 11.1 on page 14).
f Remove the "mote 200" as described in Section
11.1 on page 14.
f If you would like to delete the programming, pro-
ceed as described in Section 8.5. When putting the
device back into operation, proceed as described in
Sections 6 on page 8 and 7.
f If you would like to retain the programming, remove
the batteries and start by fitting the "mote 200" to
the radiator (see Section 6.2 on page 9). Only
then you should reinsert the batteries. The "mote
200" performs an adaptation process immediately if
the programming has been saved.
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8.5 Restoring the "mote 200" to factory
settings
f Press and hold the "PLUS"
at the same time for at least 10 seconds.
Z The LEDs flash in sequence.
Z If your appliance has been successfully restored to
factory settings, the LED for "Installation/Removal"
flashes.
9.

Troubleshooting

9.1

Troubleshooting table

MALFUNC-
TION
The battery
status LED
flashes perma-
nently.
The radiator
does not heat
up.
The radiator
does not cool
down.
valve
The thrust piece
falls out.
Troubleshooting
and "MINUS"
CAUSE REMEDY
The batteries are Insert new bat-
low. teries.
The valve has - Remove the
calcified (for ex- "mote 200"
ample, after the and move the
heating has not valve tappet
been in use over several times
summer). manually.
- Replace the
valve if neces-
sary.
The central Have the heat-
heating is defec- ing repaired.
tive.
The valve does - Remove the
not close fully. "mote 200"
and move the
valve tappet
several times
manually.
- Repeat the
adaptation
process.
- Replace the
valve if neces-
sary.
The thrust piece Reinsert the
may fall out if thrust piece. Re-
the wireless peat the adapta-
thermostat tion process.
has not been
attached to a
valve.
keys
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