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INSTRUCTION MANUAL TOUCHSCREEN FAR INFRARED HEATER Sold & Distributed in the UK & Ireland by: Funkyheat Ltd. The Carlile Institute Huddersfield Road Meltham HD9 4AE www.funkyheat.co.uk This appliance complies with European Directives: 2004/108/EC on electromagnetic compatibility. 2006/95/EC on low voltage. 2002/95/EC on the restrictions of the use of certain hazardous substances. CONTENTS 1.Technical features of the appliance 2. General Information 4 3. Positioning and installation 5 3.1 Wall mounting 7 3.2 Electrical connection 8 4. Warnings 9 4.1. Control panel (touch screen) 10 5. Remote Control 12 6. Cleaning and maintenance 18 7. Quick Controller Set-Up 19 3 2004/108/EC on electromagnetic compatibility. 2006/95/EC on low voltage. 2002/95/EC on the restrictions of the use of certain hazardous substances. 1.Technical features of the appliance hnical features of the appliance 0Hz 230V 50Hz Class II Degree of protection: IP24 of protection: IP24 The features of the appliance are indicated on the features label situated on the rear edge of the cover. atures of the appliance are indicated on the features label situated on the dge of the cover. : Manufacturer's trademark or brand 678: serial No. XXXX : model……….. Manufacturer's trademark or brand ory:………- type:………serial No. e of protection:…..-Voltage:…… - Power……. 12345678: type:………model……….. arking – doubleCategory:………insulation – quality label Degree of protection:…..-Voltage:…… - Power……. EC Marking – double insulation – quality label 2. General Information Unpack the appliance and place it either on the polystyrene protection or on a carpet Package contains: • • • • Appliance Remote control Wall mounting kit Instruction manual • Read these instructions carefully before installing and using the appliance. Keep them for all future reference. • Use the appliance only according to these instructions. • These instructions, however, do not cover all situations that may arise. Use caution and common sense when installing and using the appliance. • It is forbidden to modify in any way the features of the appliance or to disconnect fixed parts. • Make sure that the appliance is in good condition. • Do not use the appliance if damaged. Contact the retailer or professional qualified personnel. • The materials used for packaging can be recycled. For disposal use dedicated recycling containers. 3. Positioning and installation 3. Positioning and installation This appliance is intended for domestic use for room heating. It shall not 3. Positioning and installation be put to any other use. This appliance is intended for domestic for room heating. It shall not be put to It must beisfixed onto afor wall asuse indicated inroom this instruction This appliance intended domestic use for heating. Itmanual. shall not any other use. In case of vertical positioning the control graphics must be kept on the be put to any other use. right-hand side,awhile for horizontalinpositioning the control graphics must It must be fixed onto wallindicated as indicated this instruction manual. It must be be fixed onto athe wall as in this instruction manual. kept on lower side. In case of vertical positioning the control graphics must be kept on the right-hand side, while for the horizontal positioningmust the control graphics must In case of In vertical positioning control onoutside the right-hand the bathroom or shower the graphics appliance mustbe bekept fitted the safety kept onhorizontal the lowerpositioning side. side,be while for the control graphics must be kept on the zone. lower side. In the bathroom or shower the appliance must be fitted outside the safety The control devices must be out of reach for people in the bathroom of In thezone. bathroom or shower the appliance must be fitted in the correct zone for the shower. IP24 rating. The control devices must be out of reach for people in the bathroom of The controls must in zone 3. The control devices must be be outplaced of reach for people in the bathroom of shower. shower. (Fig. 1) be placed in zone 3. The controls must The controls must be placed in zone 3. (Fig.(Fig. 1) 1) Keep the given minimum distances. Keep minimum distances. fig.the 2 –given 3) Keep (the given minimum distances. ( fig. 2 – 3) ( fig. 2 – 3) Do not install the appliance: - Right below a power socket - In contact with the floor. - In close proximity to flammable or combustible materials or pressurised containers. - Make sure that there are no electrical cables or pipes in the wall which could be damaged during installation. 3.1 Wall mounting Make sure the plugs and screws provided are suitable for the wall type onto which the appliance is going to be mounted. If in doubt, ask professional qualified personnel. IMPORTANT 3.1 Wall mounting Make to sure the plugs screws provided are suitable for the wall It is recommended secure theand appliance only with the A screws ontype the upper appliance is goingloosened to be mounted. shelves. Leaveonto thewhich lowerthescrews slightly so as to allow the expansion of the panel whenIf heating". in doubt, ask professional qualified personnel. A 3.2 Electrical connection If hardwiring to a fused spur, this work must be done by a qualified electrician. The electrical connection must be carried out in compliance with the national regulations for electricians in force. Before connecting the appliance to the electrical network, make sure that the power is off. Do not install the appliance if: • The power supply cable is damaged. • The appliance and the control boxes are damaged. The appliance supply voltage is 230V 50Hz. Make sure the power supply complies with the appliance's voltage. Make sure that the power supply cable never comes into contact with the hot surface of the appliance. The power supply must be equipped with an omni-polar cut-off device with a gap between contacts of at least 3 mm, including the pilot-wire if present. If the appliance is mounted in the bathroom or shower, the power line, including the pilot-wire, must be equipped with a high-sensitivity differential protection with maximum rated current of 30mA. In humid environments (bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms etc.) it is very important that the electrical connection to the network is situated at least at 25 cm from the floor. 4. Warnings - This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical sensory or mental capabilities. - Children under 3 years of age must be kept away from the appliance and always liance is not intended for usebebysupervised. persons (including children) ced physical sensory or mental capabilities. The appliance can be used by children aged between 3 and 8 and by withbe reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or with lack under 3 years ofpeople age must kept away from the appliance of experience or necessary knowledge, as long as they are being ys be supervised. supervised and / or after they have received Warnings iance can be used by children aged between 3 and 8 and by appropriate instructions for a safe use of the appliance and for an understanding of its inherent ith reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or with dangers. They shall not disconnect or connect the unit, calibrate it or do - This not intended use persons (including children) xperience or appliance necessaryisknowledge, asfor long asby they are being cleaning and maintenance. withafter reduced sensory or mental instructions capabilities.for a ed and/or they physical have received appropriate of the appliance and for an understanding of its inherent Children must not playthe with thecalibrate appliance. They-shall not disconnect or connect unit, or dothe appliance Children under 3 years of age must be kept awayitfrom and maintenance. and always be supervised. - The was for thebetween heating 3ofand domestic premises. must not play with theappliance appliance. The appliance can be used bydesigned children aged 8 and by people with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or with lack designed of experience or heating necessary knowledge, as of long they are may beingreach high - During normal operation the surface theas appliance iance was for the of domestic premises. supervised and/or afterwhich they have received appropriate instructions for a temperatures can cause burns. safe use of appliance and for an understanding of its inherent ormal operation thethe surface of the appliance may reach high dangers. They shall not disconnect or connect the unit, calibratecontainers it or do - Combustible res which can cause burns. or flammable materials and pressurised cleaning (sprays, and maintenance. fire extinguishers, etc.) must be kept at a distance of at least Children 50cm must not with the appliance. fromplay the appliance. tible or flammable materials and pressurized containers fire extinguishers, etc.) must be kept at a distance of at least The appliance was designed for the heating ofhands domestic premises. - Do not touch the appliance with wet or feet. m the -appliance. - During normal operation theorsurface the ifappliance may reach high - The appliance must not used the crystal glass is damaged. ouch the appliance with wet hands feet.be of temperatures which can cause burns. iance must not be if the crystal - It used is important not toglass cover the appliance at any time in order to avoid or flammable materials and dangerous overheating. (Fig. 6) pressurized containers ged. - Combustible (sprays, fire extinguishers, etc.) must be kept at a distance of at least 50cm from the appliance. ortant not to cover the appliance at any time in avoid dangerous overheating. (Fig. 6) - Do not touch the appliance with wet hands or feet. - The appliance must not be used if the crystal glass is damaged. - It is important not to cover the appliance at any time in order to avoid dangerous overheating. (Fig. 6) 4.1. Control panel (touch screen) 4.1. Control panel (touch screen) Control panel with symbols and functions (Fig. 7) Control panel with symbols and functions (Fig. 7) T1T1 STAND-BY...................................................................... STAND-BY......................................................................L1L1 T2T2 Low-temperature Low-temperatureheating heating(50°c) (50°c)…....….............. …....….............. L2L2 T3T3 Medium-temperature Medium-temperatureheating heating(70°c) (70°c)…..........… …..........… L3L3 T4T4 Maximum-temperature Maximum-temperatureheating heating(90°c) (90°c)…......... …......... L4L4 T5T5 Maximum-temperature Maximum-temperature2-hours 2-hoursboost boost...................... ...................... L5L5 T6T6 KeypadLock............................................................... Lock............................................................... L6L6 Keypad L7L7 L8L8 S1 S1 RedLED LEDindicates indicatesradiator radiatorisisheating heatingupup Red Applianceinistension heating Appliance Infraredsensor sensorforforremote remotecontrol control Infrared These far infrared heaters are equipped with an advanced control system with touch-screen controls and light indicators which indicate the set function. Changes in settings are also notified by a beep. • When connecting the power supply, all the LEDs light up for 2 seconds and you will hear a long “beep”. After this, only L1 and L8 will remain on. • Touch T2 if you wish to heat up the room with a low surface temperature on the heater. The L2 and L7 green LEDs will light up and you will hear a “beep”. When the surface of the radiator reaches the set temperature, L7 switches on and off cyclically in order to maintain the set temperature. • Touch T3 if you wish to heat up the room with a medium surface temperature on the heater. The L3 and L7 green LEDs will light up and you will hear a “beep”. When the surface of the radiator reaches the set temperature, L7 switches on and off cyclically in order to maintain the set temperature. • Touch T4 if you wish to heat up the room with a maximum surface temperature on the heater.. The L4 and L7 green LED will light up and you will hear a “beep”. When the surface of the radiator reaches the set temperature, L7 switches on and off cyclically in order to maintain the desired temperature. • Touch the T5 button if you wish to have the maximum surface temperature for a limited time (2 hours), the L5 and L7 LEDs will light up. The radiator will operate at maximum temperature for 2 hours, after which, it will go back to operate in the function set before the Boost function. If after the settings you wish to lock the keypad, press the T6 button for 5 seconds - you will hear 4 beeps confirming the setting. When touching the other buttons lightly, the L6 LED will flash for 2-3 seconds indicating the keypad is currently locked. Only the T1 button will remain operational, so to put the appliance on stand-by at any time. To reactivate the keypad, press the T6 button for 5 seconds 4 consecutive beeps will confirm the setting. 5. Remote Control These far infrared heaters are equipped with infrared remote control allowing you to set, through the S1 sensor, the control of room temperature and to set different operating programs. When the S1 sensor receives the information, the L8 LED flashes to indicate the communication has been received. It will then stay lit to indicate that the appliance has been programmed. For an efficient communication, point the remote control at the receiver unit. The distance between the remote and the receiver must not be 5.2 General greater thanDescription 7 m. 1 : Double infrared communication, one at the top and one at the bottom of the remote control 2 : Seven push-buttons 3 : Maximum communication distance from device: 7 m 4 : Two - AAA - LR03 - 1.5 V batteries Symbol Symbol Mode Function Description Fil-pilot The temperature of the appliance is controlled by the pilotMode wire Function Description Comfort temperatureofofthethe appliance is controlled bypilotthe Fil-pilot The temperature appliance is controlled by the “Comfort mode” settings wire Night The temperature of the appliance is controlled by the Comfort “Night mode” settings “Comfort mode” settings 2 hr Night timer heats theappliance room at maximum powerby the The appliance temperature of up the is controlled “Night mode” settings Clock 2 hr timer temperature of the is maximum controlled power by the mode The appliance heats up appliance the room at of either the “comfort” or “night” programs Fan Clock Allows the Fan toof operate for 15/30/45/60 minutes The temperature the appliance is controlled by the mode of either the “comfort” or “night” programs Stand-by The appliance in operation Fan Allows the Fanistonot operate for 15/30/45/60 minutes Lock Locks the keypad of the appliance Stand-by The appliance is not in operation Lock Locks the keypad of the appliance Switching Modes See Fig.1 below : Switching Modes 1 : Once the batteries are installed, the LCD display will be showing all symbols See Fig.1 below : for 3 seconds. After this, go to the “Date and time settings” interface – the date will be flashing, 1 : Once the batteries are installed, the LCD display will be showing all symbols the user will then be able to set the date by using the “Plus” or “Minus” buttons. for 3 seconds. Press then the “Mode” button - the “Hour” will be flashing – set current hour by After this, go to the “Date and time settings” interface – the date will be flashing, using the “Plus” or “Minus” buttons. the user will then be able to set the date by using the “Plus” or “Minus” buttons. Then press the “Mode” button once again – the minutes section will be flashing – Press then the “Mode” button - the “Hour” will be flashing – set current hour by set current minute by using the “Plus” or “Minus” buttons once again. using the “Plus” or “Minus” buttons. Press the “Mode” button again to terminate the Minutes setting and to switch to Then press the “Mode” button once again – the minutes section will be flashing – stand-by mode. set current minute by using the “Plus” or “Minus” buttons once again. While “Date” is flashing, if the user does not wish to set any parameter, just press Press the “Mode” button again to terminate the Minutes setting and to switch to the "Stand-by" button to switch to stand-by mode immediately. stand-by mode. While “Date” is flashing, if the user does not wish to set any parameter, just press Fig. 1 the "Stand-by" button to switch to stand-by mode immediately. Fig. 1 Switching Modes See Fig.1 below: 1. Once the batteries are installed, the LCD display will be showing all symbols for three seconds. Switching Modes After this, go to the “Date and time settings” interface – the date will be flashing, Seeuser Fig.1will below the then: be able to set the date by using the “Plus” or “Minus” buttons. 1 : Once thethe batteries installed, the LCD will be–showing all symbols Press then “Mode”are button - the “Hour” willdisplay be flashing set current hour by for 3 seconds. using the “Plus” or “Minus” buttons. After this, go to the “Date and time settings” interface – the date will be flashing, the user will the then“Mode” be ablebutton to setonce the date by–using the “Plus” or “Minus” Then press again the minutes section will bebuttons. flashing – set current by using the -“Plus” or “Minus” buttons once again. Press then minute the “Mode” button the “Hour” will be flashing – set current hour by using the “Plus” or “Minus” buttons. Press the “Mode” button againonce to terminate theminutes Minutessection setting will andbetoflashing switch to Then press the “Mode” button again – the – stand-by mode. set current minute by using the “Plus” or “Minus” buttons once again. Press the “Mode” button again to terminate the Minutes setting and to switch to While “Date” is flashing, if the user does not wish to set any parameter, just press stand-by mode. the "Stand-by" to switch to stand-by While “Date” is button flashing, if the user does notmode wish immediately. to set any parameter, just press the "Stand-by" button to switch to stand-by mode immediately. (Fig. 1) Fig. 1 2 : once date/hour/minutes are set and once having switched to “stand-by” mode, 2. Once and once having switched to “stand-by” mode, press thedate/hour/minutes “Stand-by” button are - theset remote control will switch to “Comfort” mode. press the "Comfort" “Stand-by”mode, buttonby - the remote control willbutton, switchthe to “Comfort” mode. From the pressing the “Mode” “Night” mode will be From the "Comfort" mode, by pressing the “Mode” button, the “Night” mode will be activated. activated. Similarly, by pressing the “Mode” button again, the remote control's modes will switch to: Comfort Mode – Night Mode – Antifreeze Mode – Clock Mode – PilotSimilarly, the “Mode” button again, the remote control's modes will Wire Modeby– pressing Comfort Mode*** Comfort and Night Modes – setting of the mode's temperature (see Fig.1 ) 1 : Go to “Night” or “Comfort” mode - use “Plus” or “Minus” buttons for temperature setting: by pressing the “Plus” button once, the temperature will rise switch to: Comfort Mode – Night Mode – Antifreeze Mode – Clock Mode – PilotWire Mode – Comfort Mode*** Comfort and Night Modes – setting of the mode's temperature (see Fig.1 ) 1. Go to “Night” or “Comfort” mode - use “Plus” or “Minus” buttons for temperature setting: by pressing the “Plus” button once, the temperature will rise by 0.5 degrees, by pressing the “Minus” button once, the temperature will drop by 0.5 degrees. 2 : The “Night” temperature not be higher than the “Comfort” Temperature canmode be adjusted from 7 setting up to 32can degrees. mode's one. Example : If themode “Comfort” mode's temperature has be been set tothan 25 degrees, when 2. The “Night” temperature setting can not higher the “Comfort” switching to “Night” mode and wanting to set the temperature, once it reaches 25 mode's one. degrees, the temperature will not rise, even when pressing the “Plus” button. Example : If the “Comfort” mode's temperature has been set to 25 degrees, when switching to “Night” mode and wanting to set the temperature, once it reaches 25 degrees, theMode temperature will not Antifreeze ( see Fig.1 ) rise, even when pressing the “Plus” button. Go to “Antifreeze” mode, the temperature is fixed to 7 degrees, by pressing the “Plus” or “Minus” buttons, the temperature cannot be neither risen nor reduced. Antifreeze Mode ( see Fig.1 ) Go to “Antifreeze” mode, the temperature is fixed to 7 degrees, by pressing the “Plus” or “Minus” buttons, the temperature cannot be neither risen nor reduced. Clock Mode ( see Fig.1 ) Go to “Clock” mode, the LCD display will be showing temperature, date, time and state ofMode the daily Clock ( seeprogram. Fig.1 ) Go to “Clock” mode, the LCD display will be showing temperature, date, time and state of the daily program. Pilot-Wire Mode ( see Fig.1 ) Go to “Pilot-Wire” mode – the device will recognise the commands received from the Pilot-Wire (Comfort / Nigh) / Antifreeze / ECO / Stand-by) Pilot-Wire Mode ( see Fig.1 Go to “Pilot-Wire” mode – the device will recognise the commands received from the Pilot-Wire (Comfort / Nigh / Antifreeze / ECO / Stand-by) 2-Hours Mode In any mode, by pressing the “two hours” button, the device will start to heat up 2-Hours Mode at full power for 2 hours. the environment In mode, the by pressing the “two will start to previous heat up Byany pressing button again, the hours” remotebutton, controlthe willdevice go back to the the environment at full power for 2 hours. mode. (Fig 2) By pressing the button again, the remote control will go back to the previous mode. (Fig 2) Stand-by Mode Stand-by Mode In any mode, by pressing the "Stand-by" button, the remote control will go into In any mode, by pressing the "Stand-by" button, the remote control will go into stand-by mode and the device will stop operating. stand-by mode and the device operating. By pressing this button again,will thestop remote control will go back to the previous By pressing this button again, the remote control will go back to the previous mode. (Fig 3) mode. (Fig 3) Eco Mode Eco mode can be activated to reduce power consumption when the room is empty for a specific period of time. By pressing the "Eco" button, the remote control display will show the icon of the function. By pressing the "Eco" button again, the function will be disabled and the icon will disappear. “Window open” Mode Pressing the "Eco" and "-" buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds will activate the 'window open' sensor. Pressing the "Eco" and "-" buttons again simultaneously for 3 seconds will disable the function. “Presence” Radar Mode Pressing the "Eco" and "+" buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds will activate the sensor of presence in the room. Pressing the button "Eco" and "+" buttons again simultaneously for 3 seconds will disable the function. Time and program setting 1. By pressing the "Mode" button, the hour section will start flashing and the user will be able to set the current hour by using the "Plus" or "Minus" buttons. By pressing the "Mode" button again, the minutes section will start flashing and the user will be able to set the minutes by using the "Plus" or "Minus" buttons. 2 : When the Minutes section is flashing, by pressing the “Mode” button, the user may proceed to set the Monday program and the “0 time” point will start flashing. The user may then use the “Plus” or “Minus” buttons to set the “Comfort temperature” or “Night temperature” to current time (by pressing “Plus” the point indicating that at the current time the “Comfort temperature” mode will be activated. While by pressing the "Minus" button, the point will disappear to indicate that at current time the “Night temperature” mode will be activated. Subsequently, the point of the following hour will flash in the same way for the setting. By pressing the “Mode” button again, the subsequent day will be displayed and the user will be able to set, in the same way, the modes for the hours from 0 to 23. (Fig. 6) Keypad Lock Lock Keypad By pressing the “Mode” and “Minus” buttons simultaneously for 3 seconds, the block symbolthe will “Mode” be displayed and all buttons be locked. Thus, the pressing By pressing and “Minus” buttons will simultaneously for 3atseconds, the of any buttons the remote control will not respond. block symbol will be displayed and all buttons will be locked. Thus, at the pressing Keypad Lockonce of buttons the remote will not respond. Byany pressing again control the “Mode” and “Minus” buttons simultaneously for 3 By pressing “Mode” andwill “Minus” buttons seconds, the seconds, thethe block symbol disappear andsimultaneously the buttons willforgo3 back to being block symbol will be displayed and all buttons will be locked. Thus, at the pressing By pressing (Fig.7) once again the “Mode” and “Minus” buttons simultaneously for 3 operational. of any buttons the remote control will not respond. seconds, the block symbol will disappear and the buttons will go back to being By pressing (Fig.7) once again the “Mode” and “Minus” buttons simultaneously for 3 operational. seconds, the block symbol will disappear and the buttons will go back to being operational. (Fig.7) IR transmission If no button is in operation, after 1 second, the remote control will transmit the IR data to the device and the IR transmission symbol will start flashing. At the end of data transmission the symbol will disappear. (Fig 8) IR transmission If no button is in operation, after 1 second, the remote control will transmit the IR data to the device and the IR transmission symbol will start flashing. At the end of IR transmission transmission IfIRno button is in operation, after 1 second, the remote control will transmit the IR If no button is in operation, 1 second,symbol the remote control will transmit the IR data to the device and the IRafter transmission will start flashing. At the end of data to the device and the IR transmission symbol will start flashing. At the end of data transmission the symbol will disappear. (Fig 8) data transmission the symbol will disappear. (Fig 8) Low Batteries Low Batteries When the batteries' tension is lower than 2.2 V, the “Battery symbol will be When the batteries' tensionevery is lower thanin2.2 V, clock the “Batt” symbol will be displayed for 3 seconds minute the zone. The user willdisplayed have to for 3 seconds every minute in the clock zone. The user will have to replace the batteries. (Fig.9) replace the batteries. (Fig.9) 6. Cleaning and maintenance Before starting and any maintenance operation make sure that the equipment is completely cold 6. Cleaning and that it is disconnected from the mains. Before starting any operation make sure that the equipment is completely cold To and clean, soft damp cloth detergent to clean the crystals. Do not thatuse it isadisconnected fromwith the mild mains. use abrasive cleaners, or corrosive solvents. To clean, use a soft damp cloth with mild detergent to clean the crystals. Do not In case of technical problems, contact a qualified professional. use abrasive cleaners, or corrosive solvents. In case of technical problems, contact a qualified professional. 7. Quick Controller Set-Up 1. Take the batteries out to re-set it 2. Put the batteries in 3. The display will flash 00:00 with the number 1 in the top right 4. Press the centre oval button twice - this allows you to set the clock. Use the + or - buttons (above and below the oval button) to set the time 5. Press the clock icon button on the top left (the 1 in the display on the right will now flash) - you need to decide which is day one for you so that you can differentiate the weekend settings. 6. Press the oval button twice to go through the hours and minutes. The small block above the numbers in the display with now flash. This is how you set when the heater comes on or stays off 7. Press - for all the time you want the heater off. When you reach the time that you want the heater to come on and stay on, press +. When you want it off again, press 8. When you reach the end of the day, press the centre oval button again - this will take you to the next day (number 2), do this for all 7 days. 9. Now use the button on the bottom right to switch on the heater 10. You will now see the sun icon. This is the temperature that the heater will be trying to heat to when the heater is on. The default is 20ºC, you can change this with the + or - buttons 11. Press the centre oval button again. You will now see the moon icon. This is the temperature that the heater will keep the space at when the the heater is ‘off’. The default setting is 18ºC, we generally reduce this to 14ºC or 15ºC 12. Press the centre oval button again. You will now see the snowflake icon. This is the frost protection setting. Put it on this setting if you are on holiday and it will stop the space from dropping below this temperature 13. Press the centre oval button again. You will now see the timer (clock) icon. These are the settings you programmed in earlier and the heater will now operate on these programmed settings. Now when you press the centre button and point it at the heater, you will notice that the heater will beep - this is the heater and the controller communicating. Work through the icons until you get to the timer icon point it at the heater as you press and wait. It is now set up. 14. Finally, using the touchscreen on the heater, press the I, II, or III this controls the surface temperature of the heater. Initially, select III 15. You should now have 3 green lights showing on the heater. The first above the III, the second above the ‘wi-fi’ signal and the third below the branding icon. You will also note a red light coming sometimes, this is the heater and the controller communicating and activating the heater as required. Sold & Distributed in the UK & Ireland by: Funkyheat Ltd. The Carlile Institute Huddersfield Road Meltham HD9 4AE www.funkyheat.co.uk