Creda 79341S TSR Electric Storage Heaters Owner’s Manual

Creda 79341S TSR Electric Storage Heaters

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTION

Retain these instructions for future reference, read them carefully and note also the information given on the heater

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
WARNING – THE SURFACE OF THIS HEATER CAN BE HOT.

• The surface temperatures of this heater are within the requirements of EN60-335 the European Standard covering the safety
  requirements of electric storage heating appliances, and momentary contact with any part of the heater should not cause injury. However, in order to be effective, heaters of any type do get hot, especially around the air outlet grille

• Therefore, if aged or infirm persons, or young children, are likely to be left unsupervised in the vicinity of a heai’er precautions 1 should be taken to ensure that prolonged contacl with lhe heater cannol occur. We recommend that a guard is fitted around the heater, as is normal with some types of heating appliances in similar circumstances. A range of guards for Credo storage heaters is available. If you require further information on these guards, please conlacl Applied Energy Products Ltd on (01733) 456 789.

• DO NOT COVER THE SURFACES Of THE HEATER AND DO NOT OBSTRUCT AIR OUTLET GRILLES Surfaces of the heater should not be covered or obstructed as this can cause excessive temperatures that can be hazardous and may cause safety cut­outs to operate. For example, do not put clothes, fabrics or any combustible materials on the heater or allow curtains to come within 250mm (10″) of the top of the heater and 75mm (3″) of the ends of the heater, and do not allow furniture to be pushed up against the heater

• DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MOVE THE HEATER, YOUR STORAGE HEATER IS VERY HEAVY. For safety in use the heater must be securely fixed to a sound wall and specialist advice must be sought before moving. If you are not happy that the heater has been securely fixed, please inform your installer.

• DO NOT SIT OR STAND ON THE HEATER.

• DO NOT SPILL L1vcuc,? ONTO THE APPLIANCE. If YOU DO, `SWITCH THE HEATER OFF AND GET A QUALIFIED

• DO NOT POKE OBJECTS THROUGH THE GRILLE OR VENTILATION SLOTS,

• DO NOT USE POLISHES ON THE HEATER OR ON FURNITURE NEAR TO IT.

•  The hot interior of the heater can produce paraffin smells from polish vapours which may last for a number of hours.

• DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REPAIR THE HEATER YOURSELF. In case of breakdown or other failure, switch off the heater at the wall swilches and consult your supplier, local electricity company or Applied Energy Products Ltd. Always ensure that the heater is switched off at both wall switches and lhe fuses removed before any repair is carried out.

FIRST HEATING Of A NEW HEATER
The new heater will give off a slight smell rrnd it is recommended this smell should be got rid of quickly by running the heater straight up to its maximum temperature, whatever the prevailing weather.
Set bolh control knobs to lhe maximum settings of 6 and run the heater like this for two nights. The inslructions to the insloller of your heater mentions this and he will probably sel it for you. The smell is normally harmless in o ventilated room and if possible, a window should be left open during the overnight charging periods. Caged birds, y<><mg children “”cl people with chest ailments”‘” best kept out of the”””‘”‘ during the first ,,.,,r,c,<I,

USING YOUR HEATER
Your heater will be one of two types: either one with automatic control of the overnight charge or alternatively, one on which you adjust this manually from time to time. If necessary, check which heater you have, by looking at the model number located on the wall fixing angle. Heaters with model numbers 79341, 79351 or 79361 are automatic heaters, all other heaters require manual adjustment The heaters store heat overnight while the cost of Economy 7 electricity is cheaper and discharge the heat gradually throughout the following day. They use no electricity during the daytime and will operate on any ‘off-peak’ tariff in addition to the Economy 7 tariff for which they are primarily designed.

SHELVES
A shelf positioned above the heater will enable this space to be used because, as described earlier, it is not safe lo place anything actually on the heater itself. Also, a shelf will cul down the dust streaking on the wall which sometimes results from the warm air rising from wall mounted radiators of all types. A purpose built range of shelves to suit the CNT heaters are available from your heater stockists or direct from Applied Energy Products Limited. A shelf unit must be positioned at least 1 O” (250mm) above the heater casing.

• 3.4kW heater shelf pack 79062
• 2.5kW heater shelf pack 79052
• 1 .7kW heater shelf pack 79042
  NOTE: If, during any reassembly of the heater a part of the thermal insulation shows damage or deterioration which may impair safety, it should be replaced by an identical part

SETTING THC CONTROLS

The controls are located under the lockable flap at the right-hand corner of the top panel. To adjust the controls 011 the heater use a coin and engage it in the slot provided on the top smfoce of the knob,

AUTOMATIC INPUT CONTROL (SENSOR PLUS)
After 48 hours d running at maximin customize settings, the hec1ter can now be adjusted to operate at its optimum perdurance. Please use the following instructions dS a guide

1. In the early afternoon to early evening, say between the hours of 2pm and 8pn turn the input control knob fully anticlockwise until the running stop position is achieved, then turn the knob slowly clockwise until an audible “click” is heard – leave the control at this setting
   This will allow the heater to take on an overnight charge

2. On the following evening, (at around the time when you would normality be retiring to bed) Judge the temperature of the room (not the heater)

   • If the room is warm enough, carefully touch the top of the heaters side panel, this should be cool to the touch (i e heate1· discharged). If the side prinel is still hot or quite warm, carefully reduce the Input Control Knob setting by a very small amount. On the following evening again Judge whether the room is warm enouqh when you retire to bed together with the temperature at the top of the side panel
   • If however when you retire to bed after initially setting the Input Control to “the click” the room is too cool and the temperature at the top of the side panel is cold, increase by a very small amount the Input Control setting., repeat as necessary over the next two or three days.
   • Remember, you need sufficient heat to be stored overnight in the core when it has finished charging to last through the day, so that by the end of the day virtually all of the heat has been used up.

3. Persevere with this procedure until you are satisfied with the temperature of your rooms.
   Due to the nature of the Auto Heater, once set up correctly, the input control can be left undisturbed and the heater will charge each night automatically following exactly the outdoor weather conditions, even to the point of off when summer arrives. The heater surfaces will of course vary according to the weather and the amount of heat stored. Because of variations in the siting for different heaters in rooms, each heater needs to be set individually and the finally chosen input control knob settings may be different in different rooms.

MANUALLY-ADJUSTED INPUT CONTROL (SLIMLINE)

This control knob is marked overnight charge numbers 1 to 6, setting 1 giving the least overnight charge and setting 6 giving the maximum overnight charge. It would be a mistake to follow the varying outdoor weather changes by daily adjustment of the knob and it is best, rather, to follow the seasonal changes. Start in Autumn, say, with a setting of 1 to 3 and gradually increase the setting as the winter comes on, frosts etc, Reverse the pattern as winter turns to spring

SUGGESTIONS FOR OVERNIGHT SETTINGS

OUTPUT CONTROL

• This is the left hand knob under the flap The setting on this will vary the rate at which the heat is delivered to you,” room. Low settings will keep more in the heater during the day, saving it for the evening.
• After the input control has been correctly set-up, the output control position can now be determined.
• Please use the following instructions as a guide.
  1. Turn the output control knob anti-clockwise from its maximum setting to an intermediate setting, say of 3 or 4. Should the temperature of the room be to your satisfaction, leave it at this setting.
  2. Should you wish to vary the temperatures throughout the day, you may ad1ust the knob setting up or down to achieve either a “boost” of heat or a cooler temperature, i.e. leave at a minimum setting of say 1 or 2 until evening, then turn the control back to minimum at bed time.
     NOTE: The higher the setting during the day, the less heat saved for the evening and vice versa.

ABOUT COMPANY

• Applied Energy Products Limited Morley Way
• Peterborough
• England
• Telephone: (01733) 456 789

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