To Next PageTo Next PageWhy doesn't my Atlantic Panama Heater work and the signal lamps are all off?
If your Atlantic Heater isn't working and all the signal lamps are off, it could be due to a lack of power. First, try turning it on again using the circuit breaker. If that doesn't work, press the power button on the appliance. If the issue persists, contact After Sales service or your installer.
Why is my Atlantic Heater not heating or cooling sufficiently?
If your Atlantic Heater isn't heating or cooling enough, first ensure you're in COMFORT mode. Also, check that the heater is only heating one room by keeping the door closed. Remove anything that might be blocking the appliance. Adjust the thermostat if it's set too high for cooling or too low for heating by pressing the appropriate buttons. If there's no filter located under the appliance, contact After Sales or your installer. If the problem continues, contact After Sales and ask your installer to check the weather-dependent set-point parameters.
Why doesn't my Atlantic Panama heat?
If your Atlantic Heater isn't heating, make sure the COMFORT mode is activated. Check that the circuit breakers or load-shedding device (if applicable) haven't cut off the heater's power. Also, verify the room's air temperature; if it's too high, the heater won't activate.
What to do if there is smoke or an unpleasant smell from my Atlantic Panama?
If you notice smoke or an unpleasant smell coming from your Atlantic Heater, this could indicate a component failure, power surge, or electrical overload. Immediately turn off the power to the unit and contact After Sales service for assistance.
Why does my Atlantic Panama heat all the time?
If your Atlantic Heater is constantly heating, ensure it's not positioned in a drafty area and that the temperature settings haven't been inadvertently altered. There might also be a fluctuation in the electrical network. Try cutting off the heater's power supply (fuse, circuit breaker) for about 10 minutes, then turn it back on. If the problem persists frequently, have your power supply checked by your energy distributor.
What does it mean when the signal lamp lights up on my Atlantic Panama Heater?
If the signal lamp on your Atlantic Heater lights up, this indicates that you need to clean the filter located under the appliance, as well as the grid at the bottom front.
Why is my Atlantic Panama Heater so noisy?
If your Atlantic Heater is noisy, the filter may be dirty, so clean the air filter. Also, remove any obstructions in front of the appliance. If the noise is due to water circulating, this is a normal part of the installation and not a fault. If the fan is always at maximum speed, ask your installer to adjust the weather-dependent setpoint parameters. If the noise persists, contact After Sales.
Why are there dirty marks on the wall around my Atlantic Panama?
If you see dirty marks on the wall around your Atlantic Heater, it's usually due to poor air quality. Ensure the room is properly ventilated, the air is clean, and avoid smoking indoors. These marks do not qualify for a warranty replacement.
Why does the heating signal lamp appear on the screen when the Atlantic Heater is in Eco mode?
This is normal. Your Atlantic Heater may heat to maintain the Eco temperature.
Why does my Atlantic Heater continue to heat when the window is open?
There may be a slight delay between opening the window and the Atlantic Heater stopping heating. If the delay is too long, you can manually stop the appliance from heating.
General| Color | White |
|---|---|
| Type | Electric Water Heater |
| Wattage | 4500W |
| Installation | Wall-mounted |
| Thermostat | Adjustable |
| Safety Features | Pressure relief valve |
Provides detailed performance characteristics like power, water flow, pressure loss, electric consumption, acoustics, and airflow.
Essential safety instructions covering child safety, hot surfaces, electrical connections, water exposure, and proper handling.
Advice on selecting the installation location, maintaining clearances, and avoiding air flow interference.
Rules and diagram for safe electrical wiring, including pilot wire integration for control.
Guidelines for connecting the water inlet, outlet, and drain pipes according to standards.
Covers turning the appliance on, standby mode, and selecting primary heating/cooling modes.
Automatic temperature adjustments based on room occupancy to save energy.
Addresses common problems such as temperature inaccuracies, heating/cooling issues, noise, and indicator lights with solutions.
