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Problems
encountered
The control panel screen
does not come on.
The appliance does not
heat up.
The appliance does not
heat up enough.
The appliance takes time
to heat up.
The appliance is heating
constantly.
The appliance is heating
when
the
window
is open.
The appliance is very
hot on its surface.
Traces of dirt appear
on the wall around the
appliance.
Troubleshooting
Check to make
Check that the switch on the rear or side of the appliance is in position .
Check that the appliance is connected to the power supply.
Check that the installation's circuit breakers are engaged or that the load
shedder (if present) has not deactivated the heating.
If the ambient air temperature in the room is higher than the setpoint
temperature, the appliance can be expected not to heat up.
Check that your appliance has not been switched to frost protection
mode by the pilot wire.
Increase the temperature.
If the setting is at its maximum, make the following checks:
- Check whether the power of your appliance is suited to the size
of your room (we recommend on average 100W/m
or 40W/m
).
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- Check that your appliance only heats the room in question (door closed).
- Check the supply voltage to the appliance.
The electric heater heats up the fluid, which gradually and naturally starts
circulating inside the appliance.
The fluid's inertia properties mean that the appliance's surface
temperature only reaches an optimal level after at least 15 mins,
depending on the ambient temperature and losses from the room when
the appliance is heating up.
Check that the appliance is not situated in an air current, or that
the setpoint temperature has not been increased.
There may be a time lag between opening the window and the heating
stopping (approx. 15 mins). If this time lag seems too long, you can
temporarily switch your appliance off using
The appliance can be expected to be hot when operating, while
the maximum surface temperature is limited in accordance with the NF
standard "Électricité Performance" [electrical performance]. If however
you feel that your appliance is still too hot, check that the power is suited
to the area of your room (we recommend 100 W/m² for a ceiling height
of 2.50 m or 40 W/m
current which affects its regulation.
The dirt is due to poor quality of the ambient air (using a chimney, candles,
cigarette smoke, etc.). It is recommended in this case to make sure that
the room is properly aerated (ventilation, air intake, etc.). This dirt does not
represent grounds to replace the appliance under warranty.
), and that the appliance is not placed in an air
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