Setting The Thermostat - Faber OPTIMYST ENGDL20 Mode D'emploi

Control knob 'D': regulates the intensity of the flame and the smoke effect when the fire is turned on.
Turning the control knob towards you reduces the intensity of the flame and the smoke effect. Turning the
control knob away from you increases the intensity of the flame and the smoke effect.
If the water reservoir is empty, the main lamps will turn off. See the instruction in 'Maintenance', 'Filling the water
reservoir'. When this procedure is completed, the main lamps will turn on, but it takes another 30 seconds before the
flames will turn on again.

Setting the thermostat

Insert the plug in the wall socket and put the fire in the highest heating position. Turn the control knob 'C' completely
away from you (maximum temperature setting) to heat the room quickly. Once the room has reached the desired
temperature, you tun the thermostat knob slowly towards you until you hear a click. This indicates that the thermostat
has turned off. The thermostat of the fire ensures that the room temperature stays at the selected level.
Note: If your fire does not fire up with the thermostat on a low setting, the room temperature might be higher than the
thermostat setting.
Thermal safeguard
A limiting mechanism is built in the fan heater as a thermal safeguard to prevent damage caused by overheating. This
can occur if the heat exhaust is blocked in any way. If the limiting mechanism starts to operate, you must pull the plug
of the fire out the wall socket. Wait approx. 10 minutes before you re-insert the plug. However, prior to turning on the
fire, you must remove the obstacles that block the heat exhaust.
Caution: To prevent fire hazard caused by unintentional setting of the thermal safeguard, the apparatus may not be
supplied with power via an external switch (timer, etc.).
Tips for using the fire
1. The Opti-myst flame and smoke effect will last for approximately 9hrs when the product is turned to full flame, and
approximately 12hrs when set at minimum. These times are a guideline only and can vary.
2. Do not tilt or move the fire when there is water in the water reservoir or receptacle.
3. Make sure that the stove is attached spirit level to the wall.
4. The flame control knob 'D' (Figure 2) can be turned higher or lower for a more realistic effect.
5. Sometimes the flames look more natural if the flame control knob is turned to a low setting.
6. Give the flame mechanism some time to respond to the changes that you make with the flame control knob.
Using the remote control
On the control panel, the switch 'A' (see Figure 2) must be set to the ON ( I ) position so that the remote control functions.
The remote control has three buttons (see Figure 7). The remote control should point to the heat exhaust in order to
function properly (see Figure 12). The remote functions are as follows:
Push this button once to turn on the flame effect.
This is indicated by a single beep.
Push this button to get the flame effect and heating on 50% capacity.
This is indicated by two beeps.
Push this button again to get the flame effect and heating on maximum capacity.
This is indicated by three beeps.
Standby
This is indicated by a single beep.
Maintenance
Maintenance
WARNING: ALWAYS UNPLUG BEFORE CARRYING OUT MAINTENANCE
Replacing the lamps
If a large amount of smoke looks grey or colourless, one or more lamps might be defective.
You can check defective lamps as follows:
1. While leaving the flame effect turned on, remove the fuel bed and water reservoir (see Figure 3) and remove the
adapter (see
Figure 4).
2. Look at the lamps from a distance in front of the fire and determine which lamps should be replaced.
3. Put switch 'A' in the OFF (0) position (see Figure 2) and pull the plug out the wall socket.
4. Let the lamps cool off for 20 minutes before you remove them.
5. Remove the water reservoir by lifting it and place it in the kitchen sink.
6. Remove the receptacle as described in the chapter 'Cleaning'.
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