Silvercrest Classic Model L Operating Instructions And Safety Advices

5 GB

Introduction

General function ............................................................... Page 6

Intended use ...................................................................... Page 7

Description of parts ........................................................... Page 8

Technical Data .................................................................. Page 9

Scope of delivery .............................................................. Page 10

Safety advice ..................................................................... Page 11

Safety Instructions for batteries ........................................ Page 12

Inserting / replacing batteries ........................................... Page 12

Setting the date and time .............................................. Page 13

Installation on the radiator .......................................... Page 14

Removing the old thermostat head .................................. Page 16

Adapters for Danfoss ........................................................ Page 18

Adapting run ...................................................................... Page 21

Start-up

Setting the weekly program ............................................. Page 22

Operating modes .............................................................. Page 29

Configuration menu .......................................................... Page 29

Display content in normal mode ...................................... Page 31

BOOST function ................................................................ Page 31

Setting the holiday function .............................................. Page 33

Comfortable temperature and reduced temperature ..... Page 34

Child safeguard / operating lock ..................................... Page 35

Activating heating pause (battery saving) ....................... Page 36

Setting the frost protection mode ..................................... Page 36

„Window open“ function ................................................. Page 37

Setting the offset temperature........................................... Page 38

Restoring the factory settings ............................................ Page 39

Troubleshooting and maintenance ........................... Page 40

Cleaning ............................................................................... Page 42

Disposal ................................................................................ Page 42

Warranty ............................................................................. Page 44

Manufacturer..................................................................... Page 46

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Programmable Radiator

Thermostat

Introduction

We congratulate you on the pur-

chase of your new device. You

have chosen a high quality product.

Familiarise yourself with the product before

using it for the ﬁrst time. In addition, please

carefully refer to the operating instructions

and the safety advice below. Only use the

product as instructed and only for the stated

areas of use. You should keep these instruc-

tions. If you pass the product on to anyone

else, please ensure that you also pass on all

the documentation with it.

General function

With the programmable Classic Model L

radiator control unit with a pre-programmed

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heating and temperature reducing program

which can be set individually, it is possible to

control the room temperature in a time-con-

trolled manner. The device moves a valve to

control the ﬂow of heat to the radiator. The

programmable radiator control unit ﬁts all

common radiator valves and is easy to install

- without discharging the heating water or

interfering with the heating system. The addi-

tional BOOST function enables the radiator

to be heated up quickly for a brief period of

time by opening the valve for 5 minutes. This

gives an immediate and pleasant feeling of

warmth in the room.

Intended use

The programmable radiator control unit is

used to control a conventional radiator valve.

Only operate the device in inside rooms and

avoid the inﬂuence of moisture, dust and sun-

light or external heat radiation. Any type of

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use other than that described in these operat-

ing instructions does not comply with the in-

tended use and leads to automatic exclusion

from warranty and liability claims. This also

applies in the case of conversions and modiﬁ-

cations. The devices are solely intended for

private use.

Description of parts

1

Union nut for ﬁtting on the heating valve

2

Set switching time periods in the weekly

program

3

Temperature display, time/date display,

menu items, functions

4

-key: switching between reduced

temperature/comfortable temperature

5

BOOST/OK key: in automatic and

manual mode, activation of the BOOST

function; in the holiday function and in

the Conﬁrm/Save menu

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6

Selector dial: perform settings (e.g.

temperature)

7

MODE/Menu key: press the key brieﬂy

to change between automatic mode,

manual mode and holiday function; press

the key longer than 3 seconds to open

the conﬁguration menu

8

„Window open“ symbol, weekday,

„Battery empty“ symbol

9

Holiday function, reduced temper-

ature/comfortable temperature, (Manu)

manual mode, (Auto) automatic mode

Technical Data

Supply voltage: 3V

Max. current loading: 100 mA

Batteries: 2 x LR6 /

Mignon / AA

Battery life span: approx. 3 years

Display: LC display

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Housing dimensions: 58 x 71,5 x 90 mm

(width x height x

depth)

Connection: M30 x 1.5

Ambient temperature: +5 to +55 °C

Max.

Surface temperature: +90 °C

(at the radiator)

Linear lift: 4.3 mm

Note: We reserve the right to make technical

changes in the interests of product improvement.

Scope of delivery

Immediately after unpacking, check that the

scope of delivery is complete and that the

device is in faultless condition.

1 Programmable Radiator Thermostat

1 Danfoss RA adapter

1 Danfoss RAV adapter

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1 Danfoss RAV tappet extension

1 Danfoss RAVL adapter

1 Cylinder head screw M4 x 12

1 Nut M4

1 Retaining ring

1 Set of operating instructions

Safety advice

RISK

OF FATAL INJURY AND

ACCIDENT HAZARD FOR

TODDLERS AND SMALL CHILDREN!

Never leave children unattended with the

packaging material. The packaging ma-

terial represents a danger of suﬀocation.

Children often underestimate dangers.

Always keep children away from the pack-

aging material. The product is not a toy.

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Do not open the device, it does not contain

any parts which require to be maintained

by the user. In the event of a fault, please

send the device to our Service Department.

Safety Instructions for

batteries

Never recharge non-recharge-

able batteries and do not

short-circuit and / or open any

batteries. The battery may overheat, ignite

or explode. Never throw batteries into

ﬁre or water. The batteries may explode.

I

nserting / replacing batteries

Pull oﬀ the battery compartment cover on

the underside of the device.

Insert 2 new LR6 (Mignon / A A) batteries

into the battery compartment with the

correct polarity.

Replace the battery cover and latch it in.

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Note: The life span of new alkaline batteries

is approx. 3 years. A battery symbol

in-

dicates that the batteries should be replaced.

After the batteries have been removed, you

should wait approx. 1 minute before inserting

the new batteries. Operation with rechargea-

ble batteries is not possible.

Setting the date and time

Note: If batteries are inserted or replaced,

the date and time is automatically requested

after a brief display of the ﬁrmware version

number.

Set the year, month, day, hour and min-

ute

3

with the selector dial

6

and con-

ﬁrm with OK

5

, see ﬁg. A. The motor

moves the control pin backwards during

the setting of the date and time.

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The display of „INS“ with the rotating

shows that the motor is still travelling back.

As soon as „INS“ is displayed, the pro-

grammable radiator control unit can be

installed on the valve.

The weekly program and other settings

can be adjusted before installation. Press

the MODE key

7

for this, while „INS“ is

shown in the display. You can ﬁnd more

details under „Conﬁguration menu“.

After the programming has been com-

pleted, „INS“ is shown again in the dis-

play and installation can take place.

Installation on the radiator

The installation of the programmable radiator

control unit is easy and can be performed

without discharging the heating water or inter-

fering with the heating system. Special tools or

switching oﬀ the heating are not required. The

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union nut ﬁtted to the programmable radiator

control unit can be used universally and with-

out accessories for all valves with a thread

dimension of M30 x 1.5 mm from the most

common suppliers, such as for example

- Heimeier

- MNG

- Junkers

- Landis & Gyr (Duodyr)

- Honeywell-Braukmann

- Oventrop, type A; Oventrop AV6

- Schlösser

- Comap D805

- Valf

- Sanayii

- Mertik Maxitrol

- Watts

- Wingenroth (Wiroﬂex) R.B.M

- Tiemme

- Jaga

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- Siemens

- Idmar.

The programmable radiator control units can

be installed on Danfoss RA, Danfoss RAV and

Danfoss RAVL valves, by means of the adapters

and extension pins contained in the delivery.

Removing the old

thermostat head

Turn the thermostat head to the maximum

value

10

in an anticlockwise direction.

The thermostat head does not now press

on the valve spindle and it can therefore

be removed more easily (see ﬁg. B).

There can be diﬀerent types of thermostat

head ﬁxing:

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Union nut:

Screw the union nut anti-clockwise

13

. Then

you can remove the thermostat head

11

.

Snap-on fastenings:

You can easily release thermostat heads

fastened in this way by turning the clo-

sure fastening/union nut a small amount

in an anticlockwise direction

12

. Then you

can remove the thermostat head

11

.

Clamping screw connections:

The thermostat head is held by means of

a fastening ring, which is held together by

a screw. Release this screw and remove

the thermostat head from the valve

11

.

Screw connection with setscrews:

Release the setscrew and remove the

thermostat head

11

.

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Adapters for Danfoss

Take care during installation that you do

not trap your ﬁngers between the two halves

of the adapter!

One of the enclosed adapters is required for

installation on Danfoss valves. The arrangement

of the suitable adapter ring for the appropriate

valve can be found in the ﬁgures C–F.

The Danfoss valve bodies have elongated

indentations

13

running all around, which

also ensure better seating of the adapter

after it has been latched into place.

Note: When installing, please ensure that

the spigots inside the adapter

14

are in the

same position as the indentations

13

on the

valve.

Screw the adapter, which ﬁts the valve,

onto the valve until it clicks into place.

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The RA and RAV adapters have been pro-

duced with pre-tension to aid better seating.

Use a screw driver during installation if neces-

sary and bend these gently upwards in the

area of the screw.

After they have been latched onto the

valve body, fasten the adapters with the

enclosed screw and nut (see ﬁg. C).

Note: When installing, please ensure

that the spigots inside the adapter

14

are

in the same position as the indentations

13

on the valve.

Latch the adapter, which corresponds to

the valve, completely onto the valve body.

With the RAV type of valve, the tappet exten-

sion

15

should be placed on the valve pin

before installation (see ﬁg. D).

Note: When installing, please ensure that the

spigots inside the adapter

14

are in the same

position as the indentations

13

on the valve.

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Latch the adapter, which corresponds to

the valve, completely onto the valve body.

The RAVL adapter does not have to be screwed

on (see ﬁg. E).

Note: When installing, please ensure that the

spigots inside the adapter

14

are in the same

position as the indentations

13

on the valve.

Latch the adapter, which corresponds to

the valve, completely onto the valve body.

Retaining ring

The valves of a number of suppliers can ex-

hibit tolerance variations, which may lead to

the programmable radiator control unit being

seated too loosely on the valve. The stability

and seating on the valve can be improved by

using the enclosed retaining ring (see ﬁg. F).

Place the retaining ring

16

in the ﬂange

or on the valve connection of the radiator

and screw the thermostat valve on.

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Note: If the retaining ring can not be ﬁt-

ted, the stability is already suﬃcient and

the ring is not required for the installation.

Adapting run

After the batteries have been inserted, the

motor ﬁrst travels back, during which „INS“

and the activity symbol

are displayed. As

soon as „INS“ without the activity symbol

is displayed, the programmable radiator

control unit can be installed. An adapting run

(„AdA“) is performed after installation to

adapt to the valve.

Place the programmable radiator control

unit on the valve.

Tighten the union nut ﬁrmly.

Press the BOOST key

5

, when „INS“ is

shown in the display.

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The intelligent radiator control unit carries out

a test run.

During this time „AdA“ and the activity sym-

bol

are shown in the display and operation

is not possible.

Note: If the adapting run is initiated before

installation, the motor similarly travels back to

the „INS“ position. If an error message (F1,

F2, F3) is displayed, press OK and the motor

travels back to the „INS“ position.

Start-up

Setting the weekly program

Up to 3 heating phases (7 switching time points

)

can be set separately for each weekday in

the weekly program. The programming is done

for the selected days and temperatures must be

stored for a time period from 00:00 to 23:59.

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Press the Menu key

7

longer than

3 seconds. „PRO“ appears in the display.

Conﬁrm with the OK key

5

.

„DAY“ appears in the display. With the se-

lector dial can be selected an individual

weekday, all working days, the weekend or

the whole week (example working days).

Conﬁrm with the OK key. The ﬁrst switching

time point is displayed (0:00), this can

not be changed. The heating times are

also displayed as bars.

Conﬁrm with the OK key.

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After this you can set the temperature which

is desired from 0:00 (example 17.0 °C).

Conﬁrm with the OK key.

The next switching time point is displayed

(example 6:00). You can adjust this

individually.

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