AEG WSP 2010 - Operating Instructions; 1.1 Technical Description; 1.2 Operation

For the User
1. Operating Instructions
1.1 Technical Description
Storage heaters store electrically generated heat during low-cost electricity tariff periods
(depending on the electricity supply company, mainly during the night hours). This is then
discharged according to the desired room temperature as hot air by a fan and to a small extent
through the surface of the heater.
1.2 Operation .
The unit is operated by the control panel (1) on the right side wall (fig. 1).
1.2.1 Heat Storage
The degree of heat storage (charging) is determined by the selector knob (fig. 17).
A distinction needs to be made here between operation of the storage heater with or without
central weather-controlled charging control unit (is in the sub-distributor).
If there is no central, weather-controlled charging control unit [manual operation, fig. 18), the
selector knob should be set as follows:
è = no charging
1 =Transitional period (Spring/Autumn) - corresponds to about 1/3 full charge
2 = Mild Winter days - corresponds to about 2/3 full charge
3 = Winter days - corresponds to full charge
After a short while you will soon have the necessary experience to find the right setting every
time.
If there is a central, weather-controlled charging control unit (automatic operation), the selector
knob should be set to position 3. The weather-controlled charging control unit then takes care of
the right charging. For varying control of individual storage heaters, the charging volume can be
adapted manually with the selector knob even when a charging control unit is available.
1.2.2 Heat Discharge
The heat discharge is controlled by a wall-mounted or integrated AEG room temperature
regulator (special accessory).
The desired room temperature must be set at the room temperature regulator which then controls
the heat discharge automatically with the fan so that the set room temperature is kept constant.
On very cold days it is advisable to leave the room temperature regulator switched on during long
periods of absence (several days) to keep the temperature at about 10 °C for example so that the
building or room does not go cold (protection against frost).
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