IAN 324120_1901
WALL-MOUNTED CERAMIC HEATER & FAN SKWH 2000 A1
WALL-MOUNTED CERAMIC HEATER & FAN
Operation and Safety Instructions
This product is only suitable for well
insulated spaces or occasional use.
IEGB
KERAMIK WANDHEIZLÜFTER
Bedienungs- und Sicherheitshinweise
Dieses Produkt ist nur für gut isolierte Räume oder
für den gelegentlichen Gebrauch geeignet.
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Υποδείξεις χειρισμού και ασφαλείας
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Funktionen des Gerätes vertraut.
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Before reading, fold out the page with the images and familiarise yourself with all the features of the device.
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Πρόγραμμα
Δευτέρα
Παρα-
σκευή
Σάββατο
Κυριακή
P1
8:00-17:00 8:00-17:00
P2
18:00-7:00* 18:00-7:00*
P3
8:00-17:00
απενεργο-
ποίηση
P4`
18:00-7:00*
απενεργο-
ποίηση
P5
απενεργο-
ποίηση
απενεργο-
ποίηση
P6
ελεύθερα
ρυθμιζόμενη
λειτουργία
ελεύθερα
ρυθμιζόμενη
λειτουργία
Υπόδειξη: Οι ώρες με σήμανση * λήγουν
την επόμενη ημέρα.
Εύρος ρύθμισης ώρας
00-24 ώρα, ο χρόνος εκκίνησης πρέπει να είναι
πριν τον χρόνο λήξης.
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Program
Monday -
Friday
Saturday-
Sunday
P1
8am -5pm 8am -5pm
P2
6pm -7am* 6pm -7am*
P3
8am -5pm OFF
P4
6pm -7am* OFF
P5
OFF OFF
P6
Free mode Free mode
Please note: The times marked with* end on the sub-
sequent day.
Timing range 00-24 h, the start time
must be before the stop time.
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Programm
Montag-
Freitag
Samstag-
Sonntag
P1
8:00-17:00 8:00-17:00
P2
18:00-7:00* 18:00-7:00*
P3
8:00-17:00 Aus
P4
18:00-7:00* Aus
P5
Aus Aus
P6
freier Modus freier Modus
Hinweis: Die mit * gekennzeichneten Uhrzeiten
enden am darauf folgenden Tag.
Zeiteinstellungs-
bereich 00-24 Uhr, die Startzeit muss vor der Stopp-
zeit liegen.
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Table of contents
Introduction .................................................................................................................................... Page 6
Intended use ..................................................................................................................................... Page 6
Equipment ......................................................................................................................................... Page 6
Scope of delivery .............................................................................................................................. Page 6
Technical Data .................................................................................................................................. Page 7
Safety Instructions ..................................................................................................................... Page 8
Safety instructions for devices intended domestic purposes .......................................................... Page 8
Special safety instructions for heaters ............................................................................................. Page 8
Additional safety instructions for heaters ......................................................................................... Page 9
Additional safety instructions .......................................................................................................... Page 9
Information about batteries .............................................................................................................. Page 10
Before you start the device .................................................................................................. Page 11
Installation ...................................................................................................................................... Page 12
Starting up ...................................................................................................................................... Page 12
Control with aid of remote control unit ........................................................................................... Page 13
Explanation of the functions ............................................................................................................. Page 13
Maintenance, Cleaning, and Storage ........................................................................... Page 17
ROWI Electronics GmbH warranty ................................................................................. Page 17
Service ............................................................................................................................................... Page 18
Disposal ............................................................................................................................................ Page 18
Brief instruction for the remote control unit ................................................................. Page 19
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WALL-MOUNTED CERAMIC
HEATER & FAN SKWH 2000 A1
Introduction
Congratulations on the purchase of your
new fan heater. You have opted for a high
quality product. The operating instructions
are part of this product. They contain important infor-
mation on safety, usage and disposal. Familiarise your-
self with all operating and safety instructions before
you use the product. Use the product only as described
and only for the specified areas of use. When passing
on the product, please do not forget to hand over all
the necessary documents to the new user.
Intended Use
This device is only intended for heating of closed and
dry rooms during transitional periods.
The device is
not intended for use in special conditions, for examp-
le, in a corrosive or explosive area (dust, vapour or
gas). Do not use the device outdoors. Any other use
or modification of the device is deemed to be an im-
proper use and means a considerable risk of acci-
dents. For damage caused by the improper use, no
liability will be accepted by us. This fan heater is only
intended for private use as a supplementary heater.
Equipment
Articles 1-13, as well as A-E are written on the front
fold-out side.
1
ON/OFF button
2
Oscillation button
3
Windows key
4
Timer button
5
OK button
6
Cancel button
7
Minus button
8
Plus key
9
Week timer button
10
Temperature button
11
Heating level key
12
Tab
13
Batterycompartment
A
Heating level display
B
Week timer display
C
Oscillation display
D
Temperature display
E
Air slot
F-I are given on the rear fold-out side.
F
ON/OFF button
G
Start/stop button
H
Fastening screws
I
Wall dowels
Scope of delivery
1 Wall-mounted ceramic heater & fan SKWH 2000 A1
2 Fastening screws
2 Wall dowels
1 Remote control (incl. button cell)
1 Operating Instructions
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Technical data
Input voltage: 220-240 V
~
(alternating current)
Mains frequency: 50-60 Hz
Rated consumption: 2000 W
Heating level 1: 1000 W
Heating level 2: 2000 W
Protection class II
Temperature range:
18°C - 45°C
Timer: max. 8 hours
Dimensions: 57 x 12 x 19 cm (L x H x W)
Weight: 2,5 kg
Remote control
Battery supply: 3V (direct current) / CR2025
Information requirements for electric local
space heaters
Model identifier(s): SKWH 2000 A1
Item Symbol Value Unit
Heat output
Nominal heat output P
nom
2.0 KW
Minimum heat output
(indicative)
P
min
1.0
KW
Maximum continuous
heat output
P
max,c
2.0 kW
Auxiliary electricity consumption
At nominal heat output
el
max
N/A kW
At minimum heat
output
el
min
N/A kW
In standby mode el
SB
0.00043
kW
Item Unit
Type of heat input, for electric storage local
space heaters only (select one)
manual heat charge control,
with integrated thermostat
[no]
manual heat charge control with room
and/or outdoor temperature feedback
[no]
electronic heat charge control with room
and/or outdoor temperature feedback
[no]
fan assisted heat output [no]
Type of heat output/room temperature control
(select one)
single stage heat output and no room
temperature control
[no]
Two or more manual stages, no room
temperature control
[no]
with mechanic thermostat room
temperature control
[no]
with electronic room temperature control [no]
electronic room temperature control plus
day timer
[no]
electronic room temperature control plus
week timer
[yes]
Other control options
(multiple selections possible)
room temperature control, with presence
detection
[no]
room temperature control, with open
window detection
[yes]
with distance control option [no]
with adaptive start control [no]
with working time limitation [yes]
with black bulb sensor [no]
ROWI Electronics GmbH
Augartenstrasse 3
76698 Ubstadt-Weiher, Germany
(Germany)
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Safety Instructions
Please read all
safety instructions and notes.
Failure to comply with the
safety instructions and precautions
may result in serious injury and/or
property damage.
FOR THE FUTURE, PLEASE KEEP
ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
AND NOTES IN A SAFE PLACE!
Danger to life by
electrical power!
Safety instructions for
devices intended for
domestic purposes
Q
This heater can be used by child-
ren aged from 8 years and abo-
ve and by physically, sensory
or mentally restricted persons if
they are supervised or given ins-
tructions on safe use and under-
stand the hazards involved as it
does not require any experience
or knowledge. This device is not
a toy for children to play with!
Cleaning and user maintenance
shall not be carried out by child-
ren without supervision.
Q
If the power supply cable of this
device is damaged it should be
replaced by the manufacturer
or by its customer service, or
a similarly qualified person, to
avoid danger.
Q
The device is only inten-
ded for indoor use.
Special safety instructions
for heaters
Q
To avoid
overheating of the
de-
vice, do not cover it.
Q
Do not install the heater directly
below a wall socket.
Q
The heater must not be used if
the ceramic field is damaged.
Q
Do not use this heater together
with a program switch, a timer, a
separate remote control system,
or another device, which can au-
tomatically turn the heater off: it
may cause a fire hazard when
the heater is covered or incorrec-
tly mounted.
Q
Never use the device in the di-
rect vicinity of a bath tub, a sho-
wer, or a swimming pool.
Q
The heater must not
be used in small rooms
inhabited
by people who cannot leave the
room themselves, unless they are
constantly supervised.
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Additionally safety inst-
ructions for heaters
Q
Children under the age of 3 are
to be kept away unless they are
continually supervised.
Q
Children between the age of 3
and 8 are only allowed to turn the
device on or off if they are super-
vised or given instructions on safe
use and understand the hazards
involved, provided that the heater
has been placed or installed in its
intended normal operating positi-
on. Children between the age of
3 and 8 shall not plug in, regulate
and clean the heater or perform
user maintenance.
Q
Caution!
Some parts of the pro-
duct can become very hot and
cause burns.
Pay particular attention when chil-
dren and vulnerable people are
present.
Additional safety instruc-
tions
Q
If the mains cable or plug is dam-
aged, do not use the device! Do
not re-start the device before hav-
ing a new mains cable or plug
installed by an authorised spe-
cialist.
Q
Never open the housing of the
device. Touching the live cables
and connections and/or modify-
ing the electrical and mechanical
installation means danger to your
life by electric shock!
Q
Before you connect the device to
the mains, compare the electrical
connection parameters on the
nameplate (voltage and frequen-
cy) with the data of your electric
network. Make sure that all the
data match so that no damage
may occur to the device.
Q
Do not use extension cables or
power outlet strips.
Q
Make sure that the power sup-
ply cable is not damaged and
not laid on hot surfaces and /
or sharp edges.
Q
Make sure that the power cable
is not buckled or got jammed.
Q
Repair of electrical equipment
may only be carried out by ex-
perts who are specially trained
by the manufacturer. Improper
repair can cause considerable
danger for the device users.
Q
DANGER OF FIRE!
Never place the device
near or under curtains
or other combustible materials.
Q
Avoid combustible materials’
contacting the device.
Q
Before using the device, check
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it for visible damage. If the de-
vice fell down or got damaged,
do not start it.
Q
If the power supply cable of this
device is damaged it should be
replaced by the manufacturer
or by its customer service or
a similarly qualified person,
to avoid danger.
Q
BEWARE OF HOT SUR-
FACES!
Q
Some parts of the product can
become very hot and cause
burns. Pay particular attention
when children and vulnerable
people are present.
Q
Repair of the device shall only be
done by authorised companies
qualified in this field or by the af-
ter-sales service. Improper repair
can cause considerable danger
for the device users. Moreover, it
will void all warranty claims.
Q
Defective components may
only be replaced with original
spare parts. Only if original
spare parts are used, it is en-
sured that the security require-
ments are met.
Q
Protect the device
against hu-
midity and penetration of liquids.
Q
When disconnecting, pull the
power cable from the wall sock-
et by the power plug only, do
not jerk out the cable!
Q
Do not use the device in the vi-
cinity of open flames.
Q
In the case of faults or during a
thunderstorm, pull out the con-
nector plug from the wall socket.
Q
Use the device only when the
power cable is completely run
out. Never wind the power ca-
ble around the device. Make
sure that the power cable does
not contact hot surfaces. Route
the cable so that nobody can
stumble over it.
Information about batteries
Incorrect use of batteries may
result in fire, explosion, leakage
of dangerous substances, or
other hazard!
Q
Do not throw batteries into the
fire and do not expose them to
high temperatures.
Q
Do not open, deform or short-cir-
cuit the batteries. Otherwise,
the contained chemicals can
leak out of them.
Q
Do not try to recharge batter-
ies. Recharging is only allowed
for batteries which are marked
as “rechargeable”. There is a
danger of explosion!
Q
Regularly check the batter-
ies. Leaking chemicals can
cause heavy damage to the
device. Dealing with dam-
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aged or leaking batteries,
exercise a particular caution.
Risk of chemical burns! Wear
protective gloves.
Q
Chemicals escaping from a bat-
tery can cause skin irritation.
Q
In case of contact with skin,
rinse with much water. In case
of contact with eyes, do not rub
your eye, but rinse it with water
and immediately visit a doctor .
Q
Never let the batteries get into
the hands of children. If a small
child puts a battery into his
mouth, he can swallow it. If the
battery is swallowed, call a doc-
tor immediately.
Q
Never use different battery
types together.
Q
When inserting the battery, pay
especial attention to the correct
polarity. Wrong polarity can
cause risk of bursting.
Q
If you do not use the device for
a long time, remove the batter-
ies from the device.
Before you start the device
REMOTE CONTROL:
HOW TO INSERT OR CHANGE THE BATTERY
The remote control unit is delivered together with a lit-
hium button cell. To enable the remote control, remove
the plastic tape that protrudes from the battery compart-
ment
13
(see Figure 1).
If the remote control battery needs to be replaced, in-
sert a new 3-volt lithium button cell. Pay attention to the
type of lithium button cell (CR2025).
Press the tab
12
on the battery compartment
13
of the remote control toward the centre. Now pull
out the battery compartment
13
.
(see Figure 2).
Remove the old battery.
Insert a new 3V-button-cell battery (type CR2025).
Pay attention to the correct polarity.
Push the battery compartment
13
back into the re-
mote control unit until the tab
12
snaps into place.
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Installation
Hang the device onto the wall. The device’s air outlet
should be at the bottom
E
Use the
dowels
I
and
screws
H
included in the delivery.
Please note: Make sure that the wall can
bear weights of at least 4.1 kg.
Drill two holes with a 6 mm drill and insert the sup-
plied wall dowels into them
I
.
Screw the fastening screws
H
into the wall dowels
I
. Each screw shall protrude to about 10 mm
H
.
PLEASE NOTE: When drilling, make sure that you
do not damage concealed power lines!
The distance between the holes must be 31.5 cm
(see Figure 3).
The distance to the ceiling and walls must be at
least 30 cm.
The distance to the floor must be at least 2m
(see
Figure 4).
Please note: If the specified distances can not be
maintained, the device may not be mounted.
Please note: If necessary, you will need a climbing aid
(e.g. a ladder) to carry out the installation
3
4
5
Place the heater onto the
fastening screws
H
(see Figure 5).
Make sure that the
fastening screws
H
are
straightly inserted into the holes
(see Figure 6).
Now move the heater to the right and then down
to the position .
A
Uninstall
Install
B
Starting up
Connect the fan heater to a grounded and secured
socket. To supply the electric current to the device,
turn the ON/OFF switch
F
to the "I" position. The
device is now at the standby mode. Its display shows
the ambient temperature.
Now you can turn the fan heater ON and OFF, as
follows:
On the fan heater: Press the Start/Stop button
G
. The device starts. By pressing the start/stop
button again
G
, you can turn the OFF.
Please note: If necessary, a climbing aid is required to
press the ON/OFF button
F
or the start/stop button
G
on the device.
With the remote control unit: Press the ON/OFF
button
1
on the remote control unit. The unit starts.
To turn the unit OFF, press the ON/OFF button
1
on it once more.
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Please note:
If you turn the unit off, the fan will still run 30 seconds.
Then the unit will switch off. A countdown is shown on the
display (only after heating function).
TURNING OFF
To turn the device off, please press the
ON/OFF button
1
on the remote control
unit.
To disconnect the fan heater from the power
supply,
F
set the ON/OFF switch to posi-
tion ‘ ‘.
Control with aid of remote
control unit
Please note: Before you completely shut down the de-
vice or disconnect it from the power supply, first turn it
off with the aid of the remote control unit and wait be-
fore it stops to run. The display shows a 30-second af-
ter-run timer. All the device functions are managed with
the aid of the remote control unit. The respective symbol
lights up on the display when the function is activated.
Explanation of the functions
TEMPERATURE SETTING
When setting the temperature, please note
that the device does will not heat, if the desi-
red temperature is not higher than the ambi-
ent temperature. To enable heating, the set
temperature needs to be at least 1°C higher
than the ambient temperature. The latter is
automatically displayed when the device is
turned on. After successful temperature set-
ting, the symbol appears on the display. The
fan continues to run.
Please note:
The fan runs independently of the temperature setting.
Press the temperature button
10
once to adjust the
temperature.
Press the plus key
8
to increase the temperature.
Press the minus button
7
to reduce the temperature
(between 18 and 45°C)
After setting the desired temperature, press the OK
button
5
or simply wait for 5 seconds without
making any entries.
Please note:
You can cancel your entry by pressing the cancel
button
6
.
TIMER SETTING
The purpose of the timer is to automatically
turn off the ceramic fan heater.
With the aid of the timer, you can select the turn-off time
in hour increments. Then the wall-mounted ceramic fan
heater will switch off automatically.
Please note: As long as a weekly timer is activated,
the turn-off timer cannot be used. (See Chapter “De-
activation of the Week Timer)
Turn the device ON (see Starting). Press the timer but-
ton
4
repeatedly until you reach the desired number
of hours.
Example: If the device should automatically switch off
after 4 hours, press the timer button
4
until you see
"4H" on the display. Wait about 5 seconds. The infor-
mation is automatically transferred. Then the device will
be automatically turned off in 4 hours. If you want to
make sure that the timer entry has been transferred,
press the timer button
4
once more. Then ‘4H’ or your
entry will appear in the display.
By repeatedly pressing the timer button
4
, the timer
will be adjusted in 1-hour increments:
0H -1H -2H – 3H - 4H - 5H – 6H – 7H – 8H
OSCILLATION FUNCTION
To turn the device oscillation function on or
off, press the oscillation button
2
. If the
oscillation function is enabled successfully, it
will be shown on the display. The oscillation
function means that the blown air is distribu-
ted from the top to the bottom.
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HEATING STEP ADJUSTMENT
By pressing the heating level button
11
,
you can adjust the desired heating level.
By each pressing the button, you will switch to
the next heating level.
Depending on the selected
heating level, you will see the respective value on
the display.
Press once: 1 heating level (1000 W)
Press twice: 2 heating level (2000 W)
Press thrice: Fan
SYSTEM TIME SETTING
Prior to use the week timer first time, set the current time:
1. Select the first heating level. The left symbol lights up
A
on the display . For details, refer to
Chapter
Heating Level Setting.
2. Press the shown week timer button
9
:
3.
Then the week day is shown on the display (see
the table). By pressing the plus
8
or minus
7
button, select the current day of the week:
01. Monday 02. Tuesday
03. Wednesday 04. Thursday
05. Friday 06. Saturday
07. Sunday
4.
Confirm your selection by pressing the OK
button
5
.
5. Now the display now shows the number of hours
(00). By pressing the plus
8
and minus
7
but-
tons, you can adjust the desired number of hours
(00-23).
6.
Confirm your selection by pressing the OK
button
5
.
7. The display now shows the number of minutes
(00). By pressing the plus and
8
minus buttons
7
, you can adjust the desired number of minutes
(00-59)
.
8. You can save your settings by pressing the OK but-
ton
5
and then exit the menu.
9. As soon as you have set the system time, "P1" appe-
ars in the display.
10. Wait 10 seconds without pressing any key. Then
the system settings will be accepted by the sys-
tem. The ambient temperature is shown on the
display. If necessary, you can continue selection
of programs: P1, P2... P6. For more information,
see Chapter ‘Week Timer”.
Please note: to reset the system time, you have to
turn off the device and disconnect it from the po-
wer supply.
WEEKLY TIMER
The purpose of the week timer is to auto-
matically switch the wall-mounted ceramic
fan heater on and off at specific times. To
set the week timer, you have 5 pre-set pro-
grams available. Moreover, you have also
a program to be set manually. As soon as
the function is activated, the device auto-
matically switches on or off according to the
respective time table.
Please note:
it is not possible to start the week timer,
as long as the device is at the fan mode.
Please note:
To adjust the week timer, you have to set
the system time first (see ‘System Time Setting’)
SETTING THE TIMER PROGRAMS, 1-5 (PRE-SET
PROGRAMS)
1. Turn on the device (see ‘Starting’).
2.
Select the first or the second heating level. To do
so, press the heating level button
11
. The
A
sym-
bol lights up on the display.
See Chapter “Hea-
ting Levels Setting”. Alternatively, you can select
a desired temperature (see chapter “Temperature
Setting”).
Please note: The wall-mount ceramic fan heater will
be turned ON depending on the selected program and
run the last heating level or temperature you selected.
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3. Press the week-timer button
9
:
4. Then the timer program is shown on the display.
With each pressing the button
9
, you will switch
to the next program - P1-P2-P3-P4-P5-P6-OFF. (See
Program Table on the fold-out rear side)
5. Confirm your selection by pressing the OK
button
5
.
6.
Depending on the program selected as descri-
bed in Item 4 and depending on the time (day
and time), the week timer indicator
B
lights up
or blinks in the display.
If values
A
and
B
are lit continuously, the selected
program is active or the device turns off automatically.
If values
A
and
B
are flashing, the selected pro-
gram is not active. Then the device switches off after
30 seconds again. In the meantime, the fan runs until
the standby mode. Values
A
and
B
continue to
blink until the program automatically intervenes and
turns the device on.
ADJUSTMENT OF THE MANUAL
TIMER PROGRAM (P6)
1. Turn on the device (see Device Starting).
2. Select the first or the second heating level. To do
so, press the heating level key
11
. The symbol
A
lights up on the display. See Chapter “Heating Le-
vel Setting”. Alternatively, you can select a desired
temperature (see chapter “Temperature Setting”).
Please note: The wall-mount ceramic fan heater will
be turned ON depending on the selected program and
run the last heating level or temperature you selected.
3. Press the shown week-timer button
9
:
4. Then the timer program is shown on the display.
Press and hold the week timer button
9
until "P6"
appears in the display.
5. Confirm your selection by pressing the OK
button
5
.
6. Now the number of the respective day of the week
is flashing (see the table). By pressing the plus
8
or minus
7
button, you can set the first day of the
week which the timer should be set for.
01. Monday 02. Tuesday
03. Wednesday 04. Thursday
05. Friday 06. Saturday
07. Sunday
7. Confirm your selection by pressing the OK
button
5
.
8. The number of the start time hours appears on the
display. You can adjust it by pressing the plus or
8
minus button
7
.
Please note: Please note that the start time must be
before the end time and that only hours (no minutes)
can be set. The start time and end time must relate to
the same day.
9. Confirm your selection by pressing the OK
button
5
.
10. The number of the end time hours appears on the
display. You can adjust it by pressing the plus or
8
minus button
7
.
11. After 5 seconds, you will automatically switch to
the next week.
12. Now you can set the start and end times for each
day of the week one after another, as described in
items 8-10.
Please note: If you want to disable the timer for a day of
the week, select start and end time "00".
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13. Once you have set all 7 days of the week, the
week timer is active. Depending on the function,
the indicators
A
and
B
light or blink.
If values
A
and
B
are lit continuously, the selected
program is active or the device turns off automatically.
If values
A
and
B
blink, it means that the selected
program is not yet in use. Then the device switches off
after 30 seconds again. In the meantime, the fan runs
until the standby mode. Values
A
and
B
continue
to blink until the program automatically intervenes
and turns the device on.
DEACTIVATION OF THE WEEKS TIMER
You can disable all the week timers, by pressing the
week timer button
9
again, after P6 is shown. Then
the reading in the display extinguishes. Alternatively,
you can use the week timer button
9
and then immedi-
ately press the cancel button
6
. The weekly timer can
also be disabled by once pressing the ON/OFF button,
while the value
B
blinks.
DETECTION OF OPEN WINDOWS
These are repeated measurement cycles. Each of them
will run 10 minutes. For each cycle, the following measure-
ments will be made: a start measurement, a first compari-
son measurement after 5 minutes and another comparison
measurement after 10 minutes. If one of the two compari-
son measurements is more than 8°C lower than the start
measurement, the device will detect it as an open window
and automatically switch off.
1. Turn on the device (see ‘Starting’)
2. Select one of the two heating levels (see ‘Heating
Level Setting’).
Please note:
The window test can only be carried
out when a heating level is selected, not in the fan
setting mode.
3. Press the window key
3
. The temperature display
D
on the display starts to blink :
4. The first measuring cycle the window measurement
starts after 1 minute.
5. The first comparison measurement is carried out
after more 5 minutes. If the measured temperature
is more than 8°C below the start measurement, the
device turns off and the window check is comple-
ted. If this is not the case, the device will continue to
heat and the test will go on.
6. The second comparison measurement is made10
minutes after the start measurement. If the measured
temperature is more than 8°C below the start mea-
surement, the device turns off and the window check
is completed. If this is not the case, the second com-
parison measurement will be taken as a new start
measurement and the new measurement cycle will
start and run as described in steps 4 and 5.
7. As far as you do not finish the window test by
pressing the window button
3
, repeat steps 4
and 5 until you see a temperature drop of 8°C
within a cycle.
As soon as the device detects an open window, it stops
to heat. An audible alarm will sound for 5 seconds and
the fan will run 30 seconds till the standby mode. The
temperature indicator
D
and the LED "OF" are shown
blinking on the display.
While LED "OF" blinks, the swit-
ched-off device is at the “open-window” mode.
Please note:
when the window test is completed, the
device must be started manual, if desired. To do so,
press the on/off button
1
on the remote control unit to
turn the device off. The heater switches off. The blinking
temperature indicator
D
on the display and the indica-
tor "OF" will be deleted.
SAFETY SHUT-DOWN
If the measured room temperature 51°C, the device swit-
ches off automatically. The fan runs 30 seconds before it
turns off. A countdown is shown on the display.
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Maintenance, Cleaning
and Storage
Always disconnect the power plug when the device
is not in use and before any cleaning or in the
event of operating faults!
Clean the device only when it is turned OFF and
in a cooled condition.
Ensure that no moisture penetrates into the device
in order to avoid irreparable damage.
Clean the housing with a soft dry cloth only. Do not
use aggressive and/or abrasive cleaning agents.
Remove dust deposits from the protective grille
with a vacuum cleaner.
Store the device in a dry room.
ROWI Electronics GmbH warranty
Dear Customer,
This appliance has a 3-year warranty valid from the
date of purchase. If this product has any faults, you,
the buyer, have certain statutory rights. Your statutory
rights are not restricted in any way by the warranty
described below.
Warranty conditions
The validity period of the warranty starts from the
date of purchase. Please keep your original receipt in
a safe place. This document will be required as proof
of purchase.
If any material or production fault occurs within three
years of the date of purchase of the product, we will
either repair or replace the product for you at our
discretion. This warranty service is dependent on you
presenting the defective appliance and the proof of
purchase (receipt) and a short written description of
the fault and its time of occurrence.
If the defect is covered by the warranty, your product
will either be repaired or replaced by us. The repair
or replacement of a product does not signify the be-
ginning of a new warranty period.
Warranty period and statutory claims for defects
The warranty period is not prolonged by repairs
effected under the warranty. This also applies to re-
placed and repaired components. Any damage and
defects present at the time of purchase must be re-
ported immediately after unpacking. Repairs carried
out after expiry of the warranty period shall be sub-
ject to a fee.
Scope of the warranty
This appliance has been manufactured in accord-
ance with strict quality guidelines and inspected me-
ticulously prior to delivery.
The warranty covers material faults or production faults.
The warranty does not extend to product parts subject
to normal wear and tear or fragile parts such as switch-
es, batteries, baking moulds or parts made of glass.
The warranty does not apply if the product has been
damaged, improperly used or improperly main-
tained. The directions in the operating instructions for
the product regarding proper use of the product are
to be strictly followed. Uses and actions that are dis-
couraged in the operating instructions or which are
warned against must be avoided.
This product is intended solely for private use and not for
commercial purposes. The warranty shall be deemed
void in cases of misuse or improper handling, use of
force and modifications/repairs which have not been
carried out by one of our authorised Service centres.
Warranty claim procedure
To ensure quick processing of your case, please ob-
serve the following instructions:
Please have the till receipt and the item number
(IAN 324120_1901) available as proof of
purchase.
You will find the item number on the type plate,
an engraving on the front page of the instructions
(bottom left), or as a sticker on the rear or bottom
of the appliance.
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If functional or other defects occur, please contact
the service department listed either by telephone
or by e-mail.
You can return a defective product to us free of
charge to the service address that will be pro-
vided to you. Ensure that you enclose the proof
of purchase (till receipt) and information about
what the defect is and when it occurred.
NOTICE: At www.
lidl-service.com you can
download this manual
as well as many other
manuals, product videos
and software. This QR
code will take you directly
to the Lidl service page
(www.lidl-service.com)
and allow you to open
your operating instruc-
tions simply by entering
the article number (IAN
324120_1901).
Service
If any problems occur during use of your ROWI
Electronics product, please proceed as follows:
Contact us
You can contact the service team of ROWI Electronics at:
ROWI Electronics GmbH
Augartenstr. 3
76698 Ubstadt-Weiher, Germany
Ld-ser[email protected]
Service hotline: +800 7694 7694
(free call from a German landline)
IAN 324120_1901
Most problems can be fixed with competent technical
advice from our service team.
Disposal
The device packaging is made of environ-
mentally friendly materials that you can
dispose of at your local recycling centres.
Do not dispose of the product with the
regular household garbage! Bring
it to a municipal collection points for
recycling! In case of doubt, ask your
municipality or city administration how to
dispose of the old device.
Batteries must be recycled in accordance
with Directive 2006/66/EC and must
not be disposed of with household waste.
Every consumer is legally obliged to hand
in all batteries/rechargeable batteries at
a collection point in their municipality/ dis-
trict or in a shop. This obligation aims to
ensure that batteries are disposed of in an
environmentally friendly manner. Only re-
turn batteries when they have been ful¬ly
discharged. Batteries must be removed
from the appliance before disposal.
Observe the marking of the packaging
materials for waste separation, which are
marked with abbreviations and numbers
with following meaning: 1–7: plastics/
20–22: paper and fibreboard/80–98:
composite materials.
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Control system Key Action
Turning ON/OFF
By pressing the key once, the device is
turned ON. By pressing the key once
more, the device is turned OFF.
Please note: The fan continues to run
for 30 seconds. The running countdown
is visible in the display for 30 seconds.
Level setting
Press once: 1. heating level (1000 W).
Press twice: 2. heating level (2000 W).
Press thrice: Fan
Timer Setting
With each PRESSING the key, the time
period increases by 1hour (0H, 1H,
2H... 8H) Please note: You cannot use
this timer when the week timer is active.
Oscillation ON/OFF
By pressing the key once, the oscillation is
enabled. By pressing the key once more,
the oscillation is disabled.
Temperature setting
Press once to start with the temperature
setting.
You can only set the temperature be-
tween 18°C and 45°C.
After setting the desired temperature,
press the OK button or simply wait for
5 seconds without making any entries.
Detection of open win-
dows
See Chapter Open Window Detection
Weekly timer
Select one of the 6 programs.
(P1, P2... P6)
Cancel
Temperature and timer settings will be
cancelled.
BRIEF INSTRUCTION FOR THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT:
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