Kambrook KCE340 manual Using Your Kambrook Heater continued, Setting the Oscillation

Using Your Kambrook Heater continued

NOTE: There is a tip-over switch fitted to this heater. If the heater is tipped over, it will automatically turn off. The heater will need to be placed back into the upright position, the heater will be in standby mode and the settings will need to be selected again.

Setting the Oscillation

This function will work in any mode. Pressing the ‘SWING’ button will allow the heater to oscillate side to side. To stop the unit oscillating, press the ‘SWING’ button once more.

Setting the Auto-Off Timer

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

•Select the desired setting.

•Press the ‘TIMER’ button to activate the timer settings.

•Press the ‘TIMER’ button to cycle through in 0.5 hour increments, up to 8 hours.

•Once the TIMER is set to the desired set time, the TIMER will count down in 0.5 hour increments, showing on the LCD screen the remaining operating time. The heater will then switch itself to standby mode with no heat output after the selected number of hours has passed.

Setting the Variable

Temperature

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

NOTE: The variable temperature only operates when the heater is set to AUTO mode.

1.Press the ‘MODE’ button until the heater is set to AUTO mode.

2.To adjust the temperature settings, press the ‘TEMPERATURE’ (+) button to increase and (-) to decrease the temperature. The desired temperature can be set between 15°C and 35°C.

3.When the air temperature reaches 2–3°C above the chosen set temperature, the heater will automatically cut out and the LCD screen turns OFF, however the fan may continue to run for approximately 15 seconds to cool the heater.

4.When the air temperature drops below the set temperature, to maintain set temperature the unit will begin heating again.

Using the Remote Control

The remote control buttons operate in the same way as those on the heater control panel. Your remote control requires 2 x “AAA” batteries and can be conveniently stored in the compartment on the rear housing of the heater (please note batteries are not included). Ensure the remote has uninterrupted line of sight to the remote control signal receiver.

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