Setting The Heat Setting; Setting The Heating Time; Thermal Cut-Out - Silvercrest SKT 2300 A1 Manual De Instrucciones

After a short time the temperature display
stops flashing and switches to the measured
value.
Note: The temperature is measured at the
appliance. It might be some time before the
entire room has also reached this tempera-
ture.
As soon as the set temperature is reached,
the heating function switches off automati-
cally and the indicator lights 19 for the heat
settings flash. As soon as the temperature
falls below the desired temperature, the hea-
ting function automatically switches on
again and the indicator lights 19 for the
heat settings are constantly illuminated.

5.3 Setting the heat setting

The appliance has three heat settings:
– 1,000 watts
– 1,300 watts
– 2,300 watts
1. Press button 17 repeatedly until the desi-
red heat setting is set.
The relevant indicator light 19 lights up.
Notes:
– if both indicator lights 19 are illumina-
ted, the 2,300 watts heat setting has
been selected,
– if no indicator light 19 is illuminated,
the heating function is switched off,
– if the indicator lights 19 flash, the
desired temperature has been rea-
ched.
2. Press the fan button 16 to switch the fan
on or off.
When the fan is switched on, the indica-
tor light 14 lights up.
Note: The fan might make a slight noise,
but it does ensure better circulation of
the heated air.
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5.4 Setting the heating time

The appliance has a timer for setting the
heating time to between 1 and 15 hours.
The appliance switches off automatically
once the heating time has expired.
1. Press the timer button 11 repeatedly until
the desired number of hours is indicated
by the indicator lights 10.
Note: You will need to add together the
number of hours indicated by the indica-
tor lights 10. If, for example, 2H and 8H
are lit up, the heating time is 10 hours.
2. To switch off the timer, press the timer
button 11 repeatedly until none of the
indicator lights 10 is illuminated.

5.5 Thermal cut-out

For your safety the appliance has a thermal
cut-out.
If the temperature inside the appliance beco-
mes too high, the appliance switches off
automatically:
1. Switch the mains switch 8 to 0FF to
switch off the appliance.
2. Check whether the air inlet 6 or outlet 4
is obstructed and remove the cause.
If you cannot establish a cause and the
fault occurs
appliance repaired or else take it out of
use.
3. Wait for the appliance to cool down.
4. You can then continue to operate it nor-
mally.
repeatedly, have the