Setting the Variable Temperature | Kambrook KCE440 guide

NOTE: This heater features a tip-over switch. If the heater tips over, it will automatically switch off. Once placed back into the upright position, the heater will be in standby mode, and the settings will need to be selected again.

Setting the Variable

Temperature

The variable temperature can be used to maintain your desired temperature.

NOTE: The variable temperature only operates when the heater is being used in the Auto mode.

Press the MODE	M	button until the
	ODE

heater is set to AUTO mode.

The LCD screen will display the default temperature of 25°C and will flash. When the temperature is flashing, you may set the desired temperature using the VARIABLE TEMPERATURE

The temperature can be set between 15° C and 35°C.

When the air temperature reaches 2-3°C above the set temperature, the heater will automatically cut out, although the fan will continue to run for approximately 15 seconds to cool the heater.

When the air temperature drops below the set temperature the unit will begin heating again.

Setting the Oscillation

The oscillation function works in all operating modes.

Press the SWING	ING	button once to
	SW

activate. The heater will begin to oscillate from side to side.

Press the SWING	ING	button again to
	SW

stop the heater from oscillating.

Setting the Auto-Off Timer

The timer function works in all operating modes, and switches the unit off after a preset number of hours.

Press the TIMER

TI MER

button to activate

the timer settings. A timer symbol

will appear on the LCD screen
displaying 1 hour.		button to cycle
Press the TIMER	TI MER

DIAL on top of the unit.

TEM P E

through the one hour increments, up

To adjust the set temperature rotate

the VARIABLE TEMPERATURE

TEM P E

DIAL

clockwise to increase the desired temperature or anti-clockwise to decrease the desired temperature.

to 8 hours. The unit will then switch itself to standby mode after the selected number of hours has passed.

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