Hornbach 10530795 Operating Manual page 164

Setting the temperature:
• Press the plus or minus button while the appliance is in operation. The display
shows the default value '23'. Next, press the plus or minus button to set the
desired temperature (10-35°C). Press OK to confirm your setting. The display
now shows the set temperature and the power level.
• Once you have set the temperature, the appliance itself selects the power level
required to reach it: if the temperature must be increased by more than 2°C, it
selects full power, but if the increase is less than 2°C, it operates at half power.
Once the set temperature is reached or exceeded, the heating element is
switched off and the fan continues to run for 3 more minutes.
The appliance thus keeps the air moving in the room and can thereby detect whether the room
temperature is falling. After 3 minutes the appliance returns to standby mode.
If by now the room temperature has fallen to 2°C below the set room temperature, the appliance
starts up again.
• To override the thermostat, press the function button
appliance now runs continuously. The temperature disappears from the display, which now
changes to that of either Fig. B or Fig. C.
After twelve hours of continuous operation the appliance switches off automatically and returns to
standby mode.
Week timer:
To set the week timer, the current date and time must have already been set; see the section
'Setting the day and time' above.
1. Switch the appliance on with the ON/OFF button
2. Now press
setting, see Fig. D.
3. Now press
repeatedly: d1 = Monday, d2 = Tuesday etc.
If you are making a setting for Mondays, the display appears (flashing) as in Fig. E.
4. Now press
to P6, for each day. Press EDIT again, then go to P2, and so on. Set the first period (P1), and
then the display appears (flashing) as in Fig. F.
. The display shows 'P' in the top left corner and changes to week timer
. The display shows 'd1'. Cycle through to the day you require by pressing DAY
. The display shows 'P1' (Programme 1). You can set up to six time periods, P1
and select half or full power. The
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