Silvercrest SOR 2450 A1 - Handbuch (Seite 10)

SilverCrest SOR 2450 A1
8 - English
 Once the desired room temperature is reached, turn the thermostat [2] slowly to the left until the
indicator light in the heat level switch goes out. The current room temperature is then
maintained. The oil-filled radiator heats up again once the room temperature drops below the
set temperature. This is indicated by the indicator light in the heat level switch lighting up at this
time.
Set the fan heater switch [5] to the fan symbol to turn on the fan heater. Additional warm air is
then emitted from the fan heater outlet [7]. You can thus heat up the room even faster. The
indicator light in the fan heater switch [5] lights up once it heats. The fan heater is also
regulated via the thermostat [2].
 If you want to switch off the oil-filled radiator, set the heat level switch I [3], the heat level
switch II [4] and the fan heater switch [5] to the position "0". Turn the thermostat [2] as far as
possible to the left.
 Remove the mains plug from the socket and wind the cable around the mains cable winder [8].
Frost protection function
The frost protection function of the oil-filled radiator ensures that the room temperature does not
drop below approx. 6°C. For this purpose, set the oil-filled radiator as follows:
 Turn the thermostat [2] as far as possible to the left.
 Set the heat level switch I [3], the heat level switch II [4] and the fan heater switch [5] to the
position "0".
 Insert the mains plug into a mains socket that is always easily accessible.
 Then set the heat level switch I [3] and/or the heat level switch II [4] to the position "I" or "II".
If the room temperature then drops below approx. 6°C, the oil-filled radiator switches on
automatically and heats. If the room temperature rises above approx. 6°C, the oil-filled radiator is
switched off automatically. While the oil-filled radiator heats, the indicator light of the activated heat
level switch lights up.
Troubleshooting
The oil-filled radiator is not working.
 Check whether the mains plug is inserted correctly in the mains socket.
 Check whether the heat level switch I [3] and/or the heat level switch II [4] are set to the
position "I" or the fan heater switch [5] is set to the fan symbol.
 Check the position of the thermostat [2] and turn the thermostat [2] as far as possible to the
right if necessary.