Bonaire 3 Star Mid Efficiency - Manual (Page 5)

3 S TAR M ID E FFICIENCY D UCTED G AS H EATER .
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Operating the Unit
Operating the Unit
O PERATING I NSTRUCTIONS
Before operating your mid efficiency central heater ensure the following: -
1. The product has been commissioned ready for use.
If you have not been shown how to operate the unit or the appliance has not been
commissioned, please contact your installer.
2. The gas isolating cock is in the ON position.
3. The power is turned on to the unit.
Your mid efficiency central heater has NO pilot to light.
Your Mid Efficiency Ducted Gas Central Heater may come with either one of a range of operating
controls depending on which model you have purchased. Listed below are the different controls
and their operation.
The “Quick Start” is a general operating instruction. You should refer to the individual controls
listed further below for more detailed instruction.
Thermostat Function
The function of the room thermostat is to maintain the room temperature at the set temperature
selected.
Once the heater has reached set temperature the unit will stop. Once the room temperature has
dropped below the set temperature the unit will restart maintaining as close as possible the set
temperature.
Quick Start
• To operate your central heater follow these steps: -
1. Switch the thermostat control to the ON position.
2. Adjust the temperature to a setting higher than room temperature.
3. The unit will commence heating in approximately 30 seconds.
4. When turning the unit off, the fan will continue to run for approximately 80 seconds for the
cool down cycle.
Should the heater not light the first time turn the thermostat to the OFF position and repeat
steps 1, 2 &3.
• The heater will not operate without 240-Volt power supply to the unit.
• Should there be an interruption to the power supply during the heating operation the controls
will automatically turn off the gas.
Do not close off floor or ceiling registers without referring to your installer about the duct
design. Closing of registers may cause your heater to stop because of over temperature
and cause an unnecessary service call not covered by warranty.