EUROM 360448 Manuel D'utilisation page 30

Setting timer
 Press on the activation button twice. The display will blink '0' (or the set hours)
and the timer symbol.
 Press the 'higher' or 'lower' button to set the length of time you would like the
unit to work: every time you press the button, the set time will
increase/decrease by 1 hour. The time can be set from 0 to 24 hours. Once the
desired time appears on the display, you can stop. The set time will blink for 5
seconds on the display, then the room temperature will be displayed again. The
timer is now set and the heater will start to work. The timer symbol remains lit
up for the set period. Once the set period is up, the heater will switch off
(without providing a signal).
 The set period can be amended while the heater is on by pressing twice on the
activation button and repeating the procedure. The heater then forgets the old
setting and applies the newly programmed time.
Selecting output
 Pressing the high/low selection button (6) while the heater is on, switches from
high (HI) to low (LO) output or the other way around.
Switching off
 Pressing on the activation button for 3 seconds switches all functions off. The
display goes out but the 'heater on' (POWER) button stays lit up.
 To switch the heater off completely, set the main switch to 'off' (O). Make sure
that you then remove the plug from the socket.
Child lock
 When the heater is on, pressing the 'higher' and 'lower' buttons simultaneously
for 3 seconds will switch on the device's child lock. The display will show a
square [] and then the settings. If a button is now pressed, the square will
appear again but nothing will change.
 You can unlock the heater by pressing the activation button for 3 seconds and
then pressing the 'higher' and 'lower' buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds.
Safety features
In case of internal overheating, the overheating safeguard will switch the heater
off. This may occur if the heater cannot give off enough heat or if it cannot draw in
enough fresh air. As mentioned above, this is generally caused by (partially)
covering the heater, obstructing the air intake and/or outlet grills or installing the
heater too close to a wall or something similar. After cooling down, the heater will
automatically switch on again but if the cause has not been eliminated, this could
be repeated (with all of the corresponding risks) In case of overheating, switch off
the heater and unplug. Give the heater time to cool down, remove the source of the
overheating and use as normal. If the problem persists or if you have not been able
to trace the source of the overheating, turn the heater off immediately and unplug.
Contact a servicing point to have the heater repaired.
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