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TIME- OUT
After discovering the level probe, the micro controller triggers an internal timer relative to the duration of this phase. If
(continuous) loading takes longer than 350 seconds, the system blocks the functions of the device and the alarm is
signaled by the steady red light.
To reset the alarm condition, after removing the fault that caused the intervention (broken or disconnected level probes,
problems with the water supply, drain valve open...), the system must be turned OFF/ON.
TURNING OFF THE APPLIANCE
Push and turn the knob into position “0”. This command blocks the gas supply to both the main burner and the pilot
burner. To relight the appliance, it is necessary to turn the knob again into position * and press the button.
EMPTYING THE TUB
To carry out this operation, it is necessary to open the outlet tap (lever in vertical position) which can only be reached
through the cabinet door situated below the appliance.
NB: it is recommended to carry out this operation using water which is not too hot.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR DISCHARGING GAS EMISSIONS
Type “A” Appliances (See Data plate)
Type “A” appliances must discharge the products of combustion into extractor hoods or similar devices connected to
and efficient chimney, or directly outside. (Natural Discharge) Fig.1.
If there is no hood, as an alternative, an air extractor connected directly to the outside is acceptable, (Forced
Discharge) Fig.2, but its capacity must not be inferior to what is established in item 4.3 of the UNI-CIG norm 8723.
In the event of forced discharge
The gas supply to the appliance, must be directly interlocked to the system and must cut off automatically if its capacity
drops below the values prescribed by item 4.3 of the UNI-CIG norm 8723.
Supplying the appliance with gas again must only be possible manually.
NATURAL DISCHARGE Fig.1 FORCED DISCHARGE Fig.2
1) Extractor hood 1) Extractor hood
2) Interlocking
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