Radio Control; Description And Use - Caminetti Montegrappa TECH 3 Directions For Installation, Use And Maintenance

3.4 Radio control
The radio control cannot be used until its configuration is carried out, as described under section 3.4.2.
3.4.1 Description and use
For the description of the radio control see figure on the side:
DL "Display led", area where the switching-on of the led is
displayed.
PA "Button AUTO" (automatic mode) by pressing this button
the led in the right-hand side will turn on, followed by a
long beep sound of confirmation.
The fan will activate once the set temperature is reached.
PM "Button MAN" (manual mode) by pressing this button the
led in the left-hand side will turn on, followed by a short
beep sound of confirmation.The fan is activated and the
user can choose the speed desired.
VM "MAN speed", by pressing the buttons 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 you
can choose among five fan speeds.
The sensor will restore the automatic mode when:
– the air temperature is higher than the set temperature, only at
speed 1 or 2 (safety measure to avoid appliance overheating),
– the air temperature is cooling off and below the set
temperature, at any speed selected (to prevent cool air from
entering the room and the immediate stopping of the fan).
VA "AUTO speed", the control unit will automatically select
speed 1, 2 or 3 according to the warm air temperature
detected by the sensor (in this mode any selection of the
three buttons is disabled).
We suggest to select the AUTO mode if the appliance
is left unguarded or if there is no intention to load
the fire again thus making it quietly go out.
WARNING: Keep the radio control out of the reach of
children in order to avoid any continuous resetting at
short intervals, which could damage the electrical
components.
TECH 3
ENGLISH
Use and description of the radio control:
The radio control enables the user to set the fan speed
manually (see PM and VM).
The appliance must be connected to the electricity power
source with the bipolar switch in the ON position.
The radio control must be handled with care; avoid
dropping it.
The radio control must be kept out of direct sunlight and
away from heat.
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