User manual DELONGHI DRAGON ECC

[. . . ] Do not operate the radiator if damaged. "Easy wheel"system Turn the radiator upside-down on a rug or a soft surface in order to prevent damaging the paint finish. Fig. 1 Using for the first time On using the radiator for the first time we advise that you turn it on to the maximum power setting for at least 8 hours. This is to eliminate the "new odour", which is released by the appliance. During this time ensure that the room is well ventilated. Electrical connection - Before plugging the radiator into the mains, check that your supply voltage is the same as that shown on the rating plate of the appliance. [. . . ] 4) MAN : Fig. 4 °C Press the "ON MODE" button (it is recommended to select the maximum power level). "TIMER ON" yellow light starts to flash and this situation will persist as long as 5°C is set. When set in this way, the radiator will switch on automatically only if the room temperature falls below 5°C, thereby preventing freezing, at minimum energy consumption. Note: This function is not garanteed in the event of power failures, lasting more then 2 minutes. Programming the Electronic Timer The timer allows you to set two programs in a 24h period. To program the timer: Press the "Timer button A, this accesses the program, the following is shown on the display: - The flashing message "--:--"; - The message "ON" at the bottom left (ON time setting); - The symbol "A" at the right indicating that the first program is being set; To setting the starting time press "hour button" to set the hour and "min button" to set the minutes, then confirm the ON time by pressing the "Timer button A" again. The words "OFF" and "00:00" appear on the display. - Set the time you want the appliance to go OFF using the "hour button" and "min button" as above, then confirm the OFF time by pressing the "Timer Function A" button again. - At this point, the word "AUTO" appears at the top of the display and the "TIMER ON" indicator light comes on to indicate that the radiator is ready to operate at the programmed time maintaining the preset comfort temperature (fig. 5). - To set the program B press "Timer button B" and follow the same procedure as described for the program A. - Use the " +" or " -" buttons to set the desired comfort temperature, as described above. - When set in this way the radiator will automatically switch on at the set time for the designated time period and automatically maintain the preset comfort temperature. To cancel a preset programme, press the timer button A or B once and then press the hour button until the display shows "--:--" (fig. 6). To operate the appliance without using the timer press ON/MODE button. The yellow timer ON light will go off. To go back to timed operation press AUTO. Display Power ON light Hour button Minute button ON MODE button Thermostat button 1 Timer button A TIMER ON light Timer button B Thermostat button 2 Fig. 5 : AUTO Fig. 6 Dragon HM3 5 Important You must leave the radiator plugged in at the mains socket to keep the radiator's memory programmed. If the radiator loses its electricity supply for more than 2 minutes, e. g. if unplugged or in the event of a power failure, the radiator's programmes will be lost, and the timer will not work until reset. In such an instance the display will show flashing numbers. Remote Control Operation - When you press the the frost protection push button, the radiator will set the temperature to 5°C and will switch on automatically only if the room temperature falls below 5°C, thereby preventing freezing, at minimum energy consumption. - Press the increase/decrease temperature button (+/-) to adjust the temperature from 5°C to 35°C. [. . . ] - When scrapping the appliance, respect legislation on the disposal of oil. - The use of an extension lead is not recommended, however if it is neccessary then follow carefully the extension lead's instructions, and most importantly ensure that the extension lead is correctly rated in accordance with the heater being used and NEVER overloaded. - As with any electrical appliance, whilst the instructions aim to cover as many eventualities as possible, caution and common sense should be applied when operating your appliance, particularly in the vicinity of young children. [. . . ]