Bestron ACV4000TT Manual Del Usuario página 25

USE - Location
Place the convector heater on a stable surface in the room to be heated. The heater heats the air flowing
past the appliance. For this reason, the best place for the convector heater is 20 to 25 cm in front of a
window. An air flow is generated by the cooling of air passing the window and the heating of air passing the
convector heater.
WARNING:
• Make sure that air can pass through the heater easily. For this reason the top and bottom of the convector
heater must always remain unobstructed. Never hang clothing, etc., over the convector heater to dry.
The heat produced by the heater could readily result in a fire.
OPERATION – USE WITHOUT TIMER
1. Rotate the thermostat dial to "MIN".
2. Insert the plug into the plug socket.
3. Use the function dial to select the desired setting:
I = 1250 W heat
II = 2000 W heat
OFF
I = 1250 W heat + ventilate
II = 2000 W heat + ventilate
4. Rotate the thermostat dial towards the "MAX" setting. The appliance will turn itself on, a click will be
heard and the indicator light will be lit. The temperature is increased by turning the thermostat dial
further.
5. Switch the appliance off after use by turning the function dial to the "O" position and remove the plug
from the wall socket. Set the thermostat dial to the "MIN" setting again.
To find the ideal thermostat setting, rotate the thermostat dial clockwise as far as possible. Once the room
has reached the desired temperature, slowly rotate the dial anticlockwise until a click is heard. The appliance
will then turn itself off. The temperature control will ensure that the room remains at the set temperature.
OPERATION – USE WITH TIMER
Make sure the timer switch is set to
1. Make sure the desired temperature is already set. Based on previous use, for instance.
Or use the selection button to select the desired setting and set the thermostat switch to the desired
position.
2. Set the timer to the
3. Determine the current time. Turn the timer so that the time indication on the outer ring matches to the
arrow on the unit.
4. Insert the plug into the wall socket. The clock now starts running. You can tell by the small seconds hand
that starts to turn.
5. Determine the switch-on time and use a pointy object (a pen or your nail) to push out the red pin at the
corresponding time.
6. Push out more red pins from that time to keep the unit turned on longer. The more red pins you push out,
the longer the unit will stay on. Stop pushing out the red pins at the time when the unit should be
switched off again.
Example:
It is currently 17:00 and you want the unit to switch on automatically at 19:00. You want the unit to switch
off again at 22.00.
Turn the timer so that the arrow in the middle of the timer points to the time 17 on the outer ring. Push out
all red pins between time 19 and 22.
Note:
If you want the unit to be switched on and off by the timer at the same times every day, leave the plug in the
socket, otherwise the timer will stop.
, otherwise the unit will not turn on or off.
setting.
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