EVOCA La Radiosa - Touchscreen Test

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sENsor aND iNput DEvicE tEsts
Displays the status of the appliance’s var-
ious sensors and/or controls (probes, mi-
croswitches, etc.)
For devices with ON/OFF functions, the
status is shown using colour: green is used
if the appliance is active/actuated, and red
is used if it is disabled/not actuated.
For the sensors, the detected value is dis-
played (e.g. the temperature).
output DEvicE tEsts
Allows the operation of the appliance's vari-
ous components to be checked.
The components that can be checked are
displayed.
Choose the component to be tested.
 For safety reasons, the tests must be
carried out with the door closed.
Press and hold down the component button
to activate it and check that it is working.
When the button is released, the compo-
nent will be turned o.
toucHscrEEN tEst
Allows the operation of the touchscreen to
be checked.
Tap and drag your nger across the touch-
screen.
Each tap leaves a dierent-coloured trace.
The test allows any touchscreen areas with
little or no sensitivity to be identied.
To exit the touch function, tap X.
filliNg aND EmptyiNg tHE HEatiNg uNit
The heating unit can be lled and emptied.
The hydraulic circuit is automatically lled.
If work is performed on the hydraulic circuit
or if signicant water pockets start forming,
manually ll the hydraulic circuit.
The heating unit emptying function opens
a solenoid valve to allow air to enter the
heating unit.
filliNg tHE HEatiNg uNit
The heating unit is automatically lled when
the appliance is installed.
Use this function to ll the heating unit after
maintenance work has been performed on
the hydraulic system or if signicant water
pockets form.
EmptyiNg tHE HEatiNg uNit
The heating unit must be emptied by
technical personnel.
 The heating unit water is very hot
and can cause burns.
 Before emptying the heating unit,
wait for the water in the heating unit to
cool down.
The appliance has a procedure for "quickly
cooling" the heating unit.
The emptying function opens a solenoid
valve to allow air to enter the heating unit.