Why is my Thermor Riva 4 Heater not heating up?
If your Thermor Heater isn't heating up, here are a few things to check: * Ensure the heater is in Comfort mode. * If you're using a program, verify you're within a Comfort period. * Confirm that the circuit breakers are on and that a load-shedding device (if present) hasn't turned off the unit. * Also, if the room temperature is already high, the heater might not activate.
What to do if my Thermor Riva 4 Heater does not heat up enough?
If your Thermor Heater isn't heating up enough, try increasing the temperature. If it's already at the maximum setting, consider these points: * Check for other heating sources in the room. * Ensure the room is closed off so the heater only heats that space. * Have the device's voltage checked. * Confirm the heater's power is suitable for the room size. A general recommendation is 100 W/m² for a 2.50 m ceiling height, or 40 W/m³.
Why is the room temperature different from the one displayed on the Thermor Riva 4 Heater?
If the room temperature displayed on your Thermor Heater is different from the actual room temperature, allow at least 6 hours for the temperature to stabilize. A variation of 0.5°C is normal. If the difference persists, calibrate the temperature using the «Expert Menu», chapter «Temp. calibration».
What to do if an error code is displayed on my Thermor Riva 4?
If an error code appears on your Thermor Heater, it indicates a fault. Specifically: * Err 3 means a connection sensor fault. * Err 10 indicates a Linap connection fault. In both cases, it is recommended to contact your installer. If the error code is Err 6, clean the filter (for models with a fan) and ensure that the air inlet or outlet is not blocked.
How to fix a Thermor Riva 4 when the control panel display does not turn on?
To resolve the issue of the control panel display not turning on your Thermor Heater, verify that the switch on the back of the unit is in the 'I' (on) position and ensure the device is receiving electrical power.
Why is my Thermor Heater heating all the time?
If your Thermor Heater is constantly heating, make sure it isn't near an air stream. Also, check that the set temperature hasn't been accidentally increased.
What to do if my Thermor Heater does not follow internal programming commands?
If your Thermor Heater isn't following internal programming commands, first ensure that the date and time are correctly set. Then, verify that the unit is in PROG mode and that internal programming has been selected.
What to do if my Thermor Riva 4 Heater does not follow external programming commands?
If your Thermor Heater isn't following external programming commands, ensure the programming unit is being used correctly by consulting its operating instructions. Also, verify that the heater is in Prog mode inactive.
Why is the surface of my Thermor Riva 4 very hot?
If the surface of your Thermor Heater gets very hot, it's normal for it to be warm during operation, with the maximum surface temperature limited by the NF Electricity Performance Standard. However, if it feels excessively hot, ensure the heater's power is appropriate for the room size (100W/m² for a 2.50m ceiling or 40W/m³) and that it's not near an air stream, which could affect its control mechanism.
Why do traces of dirt appear on the wall around my Thermor Heater?
If you notice dirt traces on the wall around your Thermor Heater, it's because the device is normally warm when functioning, with its surface temperature limited by the NF Electricity Performance standard. However, if it seems too warm, make sure the heater's power suits the room size (100 W/m2 for a 2.50 m ceiling or 40 W/m3) and that it's not in an air draught, which could disrupt its functioning.
Guidance on selecting the appropriate location for device installation.
Wiring rules, connection methods, and diagrams for the device.
Instructions for cleaning the fan and its dust filter for optimal performance.
Guidance on how to use the provided hooks for the device.
Explains basic operation, control functions, and switching the device on/off.
How to lock controls and explanation of Active/Inactive Prog modes.
Guide to setting and adjusting temperatures in different programming modes.
Guide to accessing the menu, settings, and using the Boost function.
Instructions for internal programming, copying programs, and external control.
Accessing and configuring general device parameters like sound, language, and backlight.
Configuring specific functions like calibration, temperature limits, boost time, and access control.
Viewing appliance power, identification details, and software version.
Performing tests to check the heating element's operation.
General| Control | Mechanical |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Color | White |
| Heating power | 2000W |
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Heating Technology | Convection |
| Thermostat | Adjustable |
| Safety Features | Overheat protection |
| Weight | 4.5 kg |
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