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[. . . ] HINT: The correct setting of the valve is best checked with the central heating switched on. Separating the drive unit from the valve lantern Remove the old radiator controller, if necessary. To open the retainer bracket, turn the control knob (1) so the tip points upwards. 5 Mounting Separate the drive unit and valve lantern Mounting the valve lantern on the radiator valve The Honeywell-Braukmann, MNG, Heimeier, Junkers, Landis & Gyr 'Duogyr' valves do not require an adapter. For adapters for Oventrop-, Danfoss-, Herz- and Vaillant valves please refer to Page 29. Turn the adjusting ring (3) of the valve lantern to the left, until the nose (1) of the adjusting ring is positioned at the stop (2) of the housing. 6 Mounting Slide the valve lantern onto the heating valve. Slide the metal knurled nut onto the thread of the heating valve. [. . . ] Every change in the setpoint temperature remains valid until it is overwritten by the time program in automatic mode. 16 Operation Changing the operating modes The Roomtronic disposes of 3 operating modes: Automatic mode* (AUTO) Manual mode* (MANU) Programming mode* (PROG) The automatic mode is the standard mode of the Roomtronic. Changing to the manual operating mode Changes to the setpoint temperature can be carried out at the adjusting ring of the operating unit in manual mode. Changing to the programming mode You can adjust the time program to your own requirements in programming mode. For further information please refer to Chapter "Adapting" from Page 20 onwards. "PROG" is displayed. 17 Operation Automatic functions Window function If you open a window so that the temperature drops strongly, the radiator controller closes the radiator valve in order to save energy. The message When the temperature rises again the radiator controller returns to normal operation, however at the latest after 30 minutes. The optional window contact HAC 30 allows you to couple the closing of the heating valve directly to the opening of a window. Protection against lime Once a week the drive unit opens and closes the radiator valve automatically and thus protects it against lime deposits. Anti-freeze If the temperature drops below 6 C, the drive unit opens the heating valve until the temperature rises above 8 C again. The anti-freeze function cannot be de-activated. 18 Operation Emergency operation when the batteries are flat Separate the housing of the drive unit from the valve lantern (refer to Page 5). In order to open the radiator valve: Turn the blue adjusting ring at the valve lantern towards the plus sign. In order to close the radiator valve: Turn the blue adjusting ring at the valve lantern towards the minus sign. Disabling the Roomtronic (child-proofing) Disabling the Roomtronic Keep the and buttons pressed simultaneously for at least 2 seconds. The setpoint cannot be changed by turning the adjusting ring of the operating unit. Keep the Reversing disabling at the Roomtronic and buttons pressed simultaneously for at least 2 seconds. 19 Adapting Adapting You can abort the settings carried out at any time by pressing the button. Temperatures and control periods The Roomtronic changes between 2 setpoint temperatures . . . Normal living temperature Comfort temperature Economy temperature . . . and 2 periods: Heating period Economy period During absence or at night Heating up to the comfort temperature Lowering to the economy temperature Time program with two heating and economy periods 20 Adapting Works settings Adapting the comfort and economy temperatures Press the button. The current comfort temperature is displayed flashing. Turn the adjusting ring until the desired comfort temperature is displayed. Turn the adjusting ring until the desired economy temperature is displayed. The comfort and economy temperatures have been changed. Press the 21 Adapting Adapting the heating and economy periods You can set a first heating and economy period and, if required, a second one for each weekday. HINT: First adapt the heating and economy periods for all the weekdays simultaneously. If necessary, change the heating and economy periods of individual days in the next step. [. . . ] 073341076 073341725 072031201 RAV (gray) RAVL (black) Vaillant adapter EHA 1VAI RA (white) 072031082 Select the required adapter or change the valve lantern (Herz, Oventrop). Expand the adapter, if necessary and slide it onto the valve until the stop is reached. Turn it in the process until it latches perceptibly. If required, tighten the adapter with a screw or mount the adapter pin. 29 Appendix Help with problems Problem/Display Cause Operating unit is disabled, operation is not possible Remedy Reverse disabling as described on Page 19. Wait until the to aD a to Radiator does not turn cold Display during the automatic adaptation, lasts approx. 2 min Display during the manual adaptation Valve does not close completely No adaptation possible end of adaptation. Check the mounting. If necessary, car- flashes Batteries are not powerful enough ry out the manual adaptation as described on Page 26. Change the batteries as soon as possible. 30 Appendix Batteries are empty (no valve moveent possible) Motor cannot be moved/ valve lift too short Change the bat- teries ately. immedi- Check the mounting. Check the cable connection between the operating unit and the drive unit. [. . . ]

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