Programming The Heating In 7 Day Mode - Danfoss FP715Si User Manual
Electronic 2-channel full programmer for heating and hot water with service interval timer
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If the same programme is required
press the COPY button and the
previous days programme will be
entered.
If a diff erent programme is
required repeat steps 2-4.
5.
Press the PROG button once to
enter hot water programming or
twice to return to run mode.
6.
Proceed to page 14.
Please Note
If this setting is made on a weekend day SASU will show in
place of MOTUWETHFR.
1.7.2 Programming the heating in 7 day mode
1.
Press PROG once until SET CH
ON TIME appears at the top of
the display. Note the current day
is displayed. Press the DAY/HOL
button until the required day is
displayed.
2.
Use the + or - buttons to set the
time you want your heating to fi rst
come on in the morning (Event 1).
3.
Press NEXT ON/OFF to move to
Event 2.
Danfoss Heating
DAY/HOL
GB
DAY/HOL
DAY/HOL
DAY/HOL
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My panel is lossing time what’s the problem
Possible causes for the Danfoss FP715Si panel losing time include:
1. Power Interruptions – Users report that turning off the main power and switching it back on can reset the display, which suggests that power cuts or surges may affect the unit’s timekeeping.
2. Internal Faults – Some users mention the display going blank while the heating remains on, which could indicate an internal electronic fault affecting the clock function.
3. Button Sticking – If buttons get stuck, as noted by an experienced user, this could cause erratic behavior, possibly impacting timekeeping.
4. Aging Components – Another user mentioned the display dimming over time, which could suggest electronic wear that may also affect the device’s ability to maintain the correct time.
5. Power Surges – Danfoss support suggested power surges might be a cause, which could disrupt the internal timer.
To address this, checking for stuck buttons, ensuring stable power supply, and possibly resetting or replacing the unit may help.
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