Memory Function - Klarstein THERMAXX 2500 Manual De Instrucciones

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Child lock function
No child lock is active in operating or standby mode.
Activate child lock: Press and "MODE" simultaneously for 3 seconds to turn on the
child lock function.
Deactivate child lock: Press and "MODE"simultaneously for 3 seconds to turn off
the child lock function.
NOTES:
- When the working state running child lock takes effect, standby operation can be
performed. Other operations are invalid (except releasing the childlock). The child lock
is cancelled after standby.
- When the child lock is ineffect during standby, all operations are invalid (except
releasing the child lock).

Memory function

After the heater is on standby, it will be started up again and will operate according
to the status before the last standby. Power off and power on again. It is running
in accordance with the state before the power failure. After normal standby, and
then power off, it will run at factory defaults, namely high-grade operation, set the
temperature to 35 °C by default when powering on again. After power failure, the child
lock function does not remember.
Safety protection function
When the indoor ambient temperature Th exceeds 50 °C under the standby or working
state, all outputs are turned off, the buzzer prompts 10 long beeps, the digital screen
displays "FF" and flashes at 1 Hz for 75 seconds. As long as there is protection, even
if the ambient temperature is less than 50 °C, the running or operation cannot be
resumed, and the operation can only be performed after the power is turned off and on
again.
Shut down
Under the working state, press the standby key on the control panel to enter the
standby state, unplug the power cord, wait for the heater to cool, and place the heater
stably.
Inpection method
Insert the power plug into the socket and start for use. After about half an hour, turn
off and pull out the plug. Check whether the plug pins are hot. Replace the socket if
so (more than about 50 °C) to avoid burning the plug or even causing a fire caused
by overheating of the socket due to poor contact.
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