User manual SOLAC ET8936

[. . . ] If you detect any anomalies in the cord or any other part of the appliance, do not use it and take it to an authorised service centre. â· Do not use parts or accessories that have not been supplied or recommended by SOLAC. â· Before plugging the appliance into the mains, check that the specified voltage matches your home voltage. [. . . ] Instead, take it to your nearest clean point or waste collection point, where it will receive subsequent treatment. Body of the heater Top wall mounts (2 units) Bottom wall mount Screws + wall plugs for mounting (5 units + 5 units); M5x20 screws for bottom wall mount Heater fastening holes Feet (ACCESSORY - NOT INCLUDED) Z Whenever possible, install the heater on a wall beneath a window, but Z Always Observe the minimum safety distance between walls or obstacles and the heater during installation (fig. 5 Fix the bottom mount (3) to the heater, screwing the supplied screw (M5x20) through the circular hole. 8 Drill the hole into the wall and insert the supplied wall plug (if necessary, remove the heater so that you can work without obstruction, replacing it when you have finished). 9 Fix the bottom mount (3) to the wall using the screws provided (fig. Mount on a plastered brick wall, use the screws and wall plugs provided. Installing the Feet (Accessory - NOT included) If you would like your heater to be free-standing, instead of wall-mounted (fig. I The holes on each foot must line up with the holes on the support plate. All of the display's icons will flash and disappear after a few seconds. 4 Press and hold down the PROG button (9) for two seconds, if you want the heater to operate according to the programmed weekly schedule (fig. The user does not reset the heater, it will operate according to the factory default schedule setting. 5 Press the PROG button (9) once to exit this programming mode and return to the last selected mode (comfort, economy or anti-frost). 3 Press the "+" or "-" buttons again to increase or decrease the temperature as desired for each mode. i The degrees centigrade icon will flash while the temperature setting is Being changed and will continue to flash until you have completed the temperature selection. [. . . ] I The heater will then start to operate according to the saved schedule. The heater must be left plugged into the mains with the programming mode selected, for the selected programme schedule to run. Z Check that the heater starts to operate on the correct day at the correct Z The user can prevent changes to the saved programming by locking the This function is very useful in public buildings or to prevent children's access. [. . . ]