Thermaco TESC - What Is the Meaning of the Red Indicator; What Should I Do if Valve Indicating an Error

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NOTE: WHEN REMOVING AND REPLACING BATTERIES, ENSURE NOT TO BEND OR DISPLACE BATTERY CONTACTS. THE BATTERIES SHOULD BE HELD
FIRMLY IN PLACE BY THE METAL CONTACTS. IT IS IMPORTANT TO ENSURE CONTACTS ARE CLEAN, DRY, AND FREE FROM ANY CONTAMINANTS OR
SURFACE DAMAGE. PAY CLOSE ATTENTION TO THE ORIENTATION MARKINGS ON BATTERIES AND EQUIPMENT, ENSURE THAT SYMBOL “+” IS
LOCATED IN THE CORRECT PLACE – ADJACENT BATTERIES ARE MOUNTED IN OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS.
1.4 WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THE RED INDICATOR -
(NON-DISPLAY HANDSET, VALVE, OR SWITCH).
RED INDICATOR
MEANING
PERMANENTLY LIT
UNSUCCESSFUL IGNITION SEQUENCE –
VALVE IN LOCKOUT (E00)
FLASHING RAPIDLY
VALVE BUSY (WILL NOT ACCEPT ANY
COMMAND)
FLASHING (APPROX ONCE A SECOND)
ERROR DETECTED
FLASHING (APPROX ONCE EVERY 10 SECONDS)
LOW BATTERY (VALVE)
FLASHING (APPROX TWICE EVERY 10 SECONDS) [HANDSET
ONLY]
LOW BATTERY (HANDSET)
FLASHING (APPROX THREE EVERY 10 SECONDS) [HANDSET
ONLY]
LOW BATTERY (HANDSET & VALVE)
PERMANENTLY OFF
STANDBY OR STABLE OPERATION
ON MOMENTARILY AFTER POWER UP
VALVE SELF-TEST
APPEARS AFTER PRESSING START
RELEASE START BUTTON
1.5 WHAT SHOULD I DO IF VALVE INDICATING AN ERROR?
• Let the fire cool down (if hot).
• Check if batteries are good, and mounted correctly. Replace with new batteries if any doubt.
• Reset the error – press power button, then press again to start fire.
• If error repeats refer to section 3.