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1. Press the 'Weekly Timer' button to start the weekly timer setting. The display will
show '0', which means no timer has been set yet. If there is already a number
displayed, it means the timer has been set previously.
2. Press the 'Weekly Timer' button a second time until the last digit starts flashing. The
display will show '1d', which means the weekly timer starts today. You can also set it
to start from the second day (2d), third day (3d), fourth day (4d), fifth day (5d), sixth
day (6d) or seventh day (7d).
3. Press the 'Weekly Timer' button a third time to set the starting working hours. Use
the '+' and '-' buttons to adjust the hour between 0-23.
4. Press the 'Weekly Timer' button a fourth time to set the power-off working hours.
Use the '+' and '-' buttons to adjust the hour between 0-23.
5. Press the 'Weekly Timer' button a fifth time to set the desired temperature. Use the
'+' and '-' buttons to adjust the temperature between 17-27 °C or to set it 'on/off'.
6. Press the 'Weekly Timer' button a sixth time to move to the next day. The display
will show '2d' - the operation method is the same as above.
7. Repeat the above steps for each day of the week. Note: If no button is pressed
within 10 seconds during the time setting, the unit will automatically exit the 7-day
weekly timer setting.
The appliance has an additional hidden function called the 'Open Window Function'.
When the thermostat is in heating mode, if the ambient temperature drops by more
than 3°C in 30 minutes, the display will show '00' and flash. This indicates that a
window may be open or there may be other cooling items in use - the temperature
control will turn off the heating. To stop the flashing, you will need to turn off the
appliance.
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