UES PressMelt User manual

PressMelt
Block Melter
Operating Manual

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Inhalt
Introduction....................................................................................................................................................... 4
Safety instructions ............................................................................................................................................ 5
Safety precautions regarding the glue....................................................................................................................................5
Safety precautions relating to the production machine...................................................................................................5
Safety symbols.................................................................................................................................................................................6
Schematic drawing ............................................................................................................................................ 7
Range of application and function................................................................................................................... 8
Installation ......................................................................................................................................................... 8
Checking of the components ......................................................................................................................................................8
Part list PressMelt ...........................................................................................................................................................................8
Assembling and applying the tank unit..................................................................................................................................8
Electrical connection ....................................................................................................................................................................9
Hose connection .............................................................................................................................................................................9
Air connection.................................................................................................................................................................................9
Filling the tank.................................................................................................................................................................................9
Operation ......................................................................................................................................................... 10
Switching the unit on................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Switching the unit off ................................................................................................................................................................ 10
The Operation Panel........................................................................................................................................ 11
Operation....................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Menu ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Format ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 14
Logical selection of the different formats at the master machine.............................................................................. 14
Pump (condition of switching on).......................................................................................................................................... 15
Option (system parameter)...................................................................................................................................................... 16
Description of system options (system parameters) .........................................................................................................17
Setting the temperature of the heating zones................................................................................................................... 18
Timer (Weekly clock timer) ....................................................................................................................................................... 19
Standby (Temperature lowering) ........................................................................................................................................... 20
Cleaning............................................................................................................................................................ 22
Maintenance/Repair work .............................................................................................................................. 22
Error notifications ........................................................................................................................................... 23
Mechanical failures.......................................................................................................................................... 23
Pin Assignment (depending on model) ...............................................................................................................................24
HAN 10............................................................................................................................................................................................ 24
UES Compact/Serie 3000 .......................................................................................................................................................... 24
Hose Socket.................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Electrical connections...................................................................................................................................... 26
Mainboard Plan........................................................................................................................................................................... 26
Technial Data.................................................................................................................................................... 28
Electrical Data .................................................................................................................................................. 28
Digital In- and Outputs ................................................................................................................................... 29
EC Declaration Of Conformity/EG-Konformitätserklärung ........................................................................... 30

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Introduction
UES glue application units fulfil your utmost requirements with respect to quality, working- and production
safety as well as to being maintenance- and user friendly.
Through the combination of the most modern drive- and control technology with comfortable and complete
instrumentation you will be guaranteed the highest possible usage. The extreme compact construction and
the possibility of a modular extension enable a variety of services when working with versatile applications.
The UES glue application unit „PressMelt“ is equipped with carefully chosen components of the highest
quality. Taking the manual into account a long and non-restrictive use of the unit is possible.
Besides a complete program for standard applications of gluing technology with tank units, hose- and gun
systems we offer individual problem solutions and system components for special use in various parts of
industry.
When operating hot melt glue application units the adhesive is processed at high temperatures and high
material pressure. There for safety precautions are to be taken during/before installation, use and mainte-
nance.
The above-mentioned safety precautions (safety symbols) are shown in the description of the system
handling (manual) and there also described more accurately. They solely refer to the handling of the glue
application system.
Before installing the appliance, the operator’s manual is to be read and fully understood, so insuring safe
installation and guaranteeing problem-free operation.
The system owner and respectively the system user are responsible for the abidance to the safety precau-
tions.
Operation manuals and handbooks of the UES AG are protected by copyright. Any copying, duplication
(also extracts), translations etc. are not allowed without prior consent of the UES AG. Further copies of this
operation manual and other handbooks can be supplied directly from the factory upon request.
Whereby the manufacturer does not guarantee the accuracy of the contents of this manual.
The manufacturer also reserves the right to make changes to this manual/handbook at any time.
UES AG
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Qualified personnel can only carry out installation and maintenance work,
meaning only the personnel that has been trained on such appliances and who has the required experi-
ence and qualification with these or similar appliances and who is experienced in the safety and accident
prevention procedures and thus can recognise these immediately.
Any work, repairs or maintenance made on the gluing pattern system is only to be carried out when the
appliance has been disconnected from the main power supply and the compressed air has been cut off
(depressurise the system).
The appliance may not be operated without the relevant casing and safety protection. Beware of exposed
moving and rotating appliance parts such as motor and pump movement and also rising/sinking parts.
Attention! Do not use this appliance for anything other than that, for which it was manufactured!
Many exposed parts of this unit, such as the hot glue hose and order valve operate at a very high tempera-
ture, which can result, when coming into contact with hot and pressurised glue, in severe burns to the skin.
Therefore when operating this unit, filling the melting tanks, installation and construction of a hose and
order valves, protective clothing (safety gloves and glasses as well as clothing and shoes) are to be worn
at all time. Several glues produce poisonous gases, which have to be filtered.
Under no circumstances is the glue application unit to be operated under the following conditions:
- Near escaping substance or exploding gases or materials
- Without the appropriate safety appliances
- Temperatures lower than 5° C and more than 45°
Safety precautions regarding the glue
The utmost care is required when working with hotmelt glues! Material of this kind has a high and quick
bonding quality, so that it can even still be very hot when it is hardened and can lead to burns when coming
into to contact with exposed skin.
The safety procedures of the glue manufactures are to be followed. They can be found in the relevant in-
formation sheet of the respective glue.
Always abide to the operational gluing temperatures suggested by the manufactures!
During work with hotmelt glues wear protective gloves, glasses and long sleeved clothes to reduce the risk
of burns. In the event of an accident happening with hot glue, do not try and remove the glue from the skin
but run the burnt area under cold water until the glue has cooled off and then contact a doctor immediately.
Safety precautions relating to the production machine
The recommended safety procedures when dealing with production- and or packing machines are to be
taken from the manual delivered with these machines.
When installing, operating and maintaining the unit the safety measures referring to the main machine which
the unit is built into must be taken into consideration.
Attention: Before installation- and adjustment work is carried out,
the appliance must be disconnected from the mains!
Safety instructions
The following safety instructions must be adhered to!

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Attention, general safety instructions:
Regards to safety instructions when working with glues and other machines.
Additional (special) safety instructions can follow
Caution hot surface:
Danger of burning. Appliance parts have a high operating temperature.
Caution high voltage:
This type of work is only to be carried out by qualified personal.
Caution hand injury:
Risk of entrapment if incautiously operated.
Caution, possible danger of uncontrolled release/leakage of hot liquids!
Disconnect power plug
before opening!
Disconnect
power supplier!
Wear safety gloves!
Wear full suit!
Use safety glasses!
Use face shield!
Safety symbols
The safety symbols shown below indicate operations where increased is called for.
The safety procedures should be followed to at all times:

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Schematic drawing
1Control
2Main Switch
3Manual switch gear pump
4Manual switch pneumatic cylinder
5Pressure gauge
6Pressure controller
7Power supply
8Compressed air, In- & Output
9Jack hoses
10 Sensor Connection
11 Manifold
12 ConductorPosition sensor
13 Compressed air supply pneumatic cylinder
14 Quick clamping lever
15 Pneumatic cylinder
16 Signal light blue, pneumatic cylinder
down, block exhausted
17 Horn
18 Signal light green, pneumatic cylinder up,
cylinder may be fold open
1
2
3456
7
8
9
9
11
10
12
13 14
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Installation
Checking of the components
After unpacking all the components the PressMelt as well as the hotmelt hoses and guns should be che-
cked to see any damage during transit has occurred.
In the case of damage please contact the UES AG immediately.
Part list PressMelt
• PressMeltunit
• Manual
Assembling and applying the tank unit
Warning!
The tank system must be connected to the production appliance using screws by
which the risk of injury in the event of the tank system falling off is reduced.
The application unit should be positioned in such a way that an ergonomic operation is assured. Especially
when using the operation panel, filling the tank or during maintenance work to change a filter ergonomics
are of great relevance.
Range of application and function
PUR adhesives are used for applications with high demands on the stability and durability of adhesion.
Fields of application include furniture making, lamination of worktops, the automotive sector etc. As PUR
adhesives quickly react with humidity and harden, the melter must be easy to refill and operate.
PressMelt processes moisture-cure reactive (PUR) hot melt adhesives in foil encased slugs up to 150 mm
in maximum diameter.
It is not possible to use PUR granules or PUR slugs that are not sealed in a moisture-tight aluminium com-
pound foil as well as thermosetting material and solvent-based adhesives.
Function:
If the fill level in the glue tank is too low, PressMelt is heated to the programmed operating temperature.
The pneumatic cylinder presses the PUR block onto the melting plate until the glue tank is filled again.

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Electrical connection
Warning!
Works are only allowed to be conducted by qualified personnel.
The power supply must be disconnected.
Necessities: 400-V- (3L/N/PE/50 Hz) socket/connection.
The safeguarding per phase is not allowed to be more than max. 16 A!
As an option the system can be provided with a supply cable.
Hose connection
Connect the hotmelt hose to the manifold (11) using a SW 19 open-end wrench.
Air connection
The pressured air supply is controlled by the soft-
ware of the PressMelt.
Connect the pressured air hose to the rapid
coupling. Pressured air supply for levelling the
pneumatic cylinder: Input.
Pressured air supply for opening and closing the
module: Output.
To drain off residual pressure, the closing of the
modul can be retarded by use of the system pa-
ra meter Z VAG F.
Switch pneumatic cylinder (4) on: cylinder goes
down. Do not switch on when the cylinder is
folded open!
Filling the tank
Never compound different glues!
Please mind the manufacturers safety instructions!
Never exceed the specified temperatures to melt the glue!
Raise the pneumatic cylinder. Once the green
signal lamp is on the cylinder may be fold open.
Remove glue overlefts from the tank.
Slit the bottom of the PUR pack circular.
Insert the PUR pack into the tank with the
opening facing downwards.
Close the tank lid.
Switch on the pneumatic cylinder (4).
The cylinder presses the PUR block down.
The unit was tested before delivery.
Please check if glue overlefts remain in the tank and remove these before commissioning.
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Operation
Switching the unit on
The tank unit is now set to your requirements.
Use the main switch (2) to turn the unit on.
Press the ON button at the operation panel for at least 3 seconds.
Information on the display
The display gives you all the important information on the status of your unit.
•ENTER:Changeoverbetweenstatusandtemperaturedisplay.
•ESC:Activatesandrespectivelydeactivatesthescan-mode.
When the scan-mode is switched off the desired zone can be reached by using the arrow buttons. Now
you can continuously supervise the selected zones. The display provides information on the status of the
pump and the heating zones.
Status display:
If the display is blinking an aberration from programmed temperature setting has occurred.
Should a pump delay have been programmed, it will appear accordingly.
The ENTER button enables a changeover to the temperature status.
Now the current and set temperatures can be seen.
Temperature display:
By pressing ENTER it is possible to go back to the status display.
The display informs you on the ready-for-operation status of your tank system.
•Thepumphasreachedtheswitch-oncondition.
•Allactiveheatingzoneshavereachedtheirset-pointvalues.
Readiness for operation:
Switching the unit off
The manual control: Switch the unit off by pressing the OFF button. Please press the ON button for at least
3 seconds.
The weekly programme or respectively the superior control: The unit will be switched off according to the
set points.
Heat Status
Pump Off
Tank HEAT
Manifold HEAT
Heat Temp Set
Tank 100°C 100°C
Manifold 100°C 100°C
Hose1 100°C 100°C
READY Status
Pump Off
Tank Ready
Manifold Ready

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The Operation Panel
PressMelt is equipped with a real-text display.
Next to this 6 light emitting diodes give information on the status of the unit.
Display shows Function
Illuminating diode OK Unit ready for use
Illuminating diode Run Steering is switched on
Illuminating diode Stop Steering is switched off
Illuminating diode Fault Unit error
Illuminating diode Timer Weekly programme set
Illuminating diode Standby Temperature lowering activated

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Operation
The following is described in this section:
•Parameters and setting possibilities
•Operation
•Error notifications
Prior to commissioning your new tank system, various functions must be programmed. The control fa-
cilitates adaptation of the tank system to your requirements. Please follow these instructions and only
allow alterations to settings to be carried out by instructed and qualified personnel.
After pressing the main switch, the following will appear on the display:
The different parameters can be reached in the following way:
Menu Summary of various functions
Temp Temperature adjustment of the heating zones
Timer Activating or deactivating of the weekly programme
Shift – Timer Parameters of the weekly programme
Standby Activating or deactivating of temperature lowering
Shift – Standby Parameters of temperature lowering

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Menu
Menu Function Selection Description
Format Hose- and gun groups can be activated for different products
Pump Conditions for switching the pump on
Option ISuperior parameters are summarised here
Max. temp Upper border of temperature-setting possibilities
Overheat Setting of overheating alarm
Alr Arch Error memory
Start hose Start of hose heater
Start gun Start of gun heater
Pass opt Activation of password/ deactivation of option parameters
Pass par Activation of password/ deactivation of all parameters
Change-over Changeover between degrees/ degrees Fahrenheit
Language Language selection
AGF 1 Solenoid valve: Actuation
AGF 2 not assigned
AGFV Solenoid valve: Switching off delay
Clock Set time and date
•Themenupointscanbereachedbypressingthearrowbuttons(Up/down).
•ByusingtheENTERbuttonthevaluecanbeedited/setnew/changedandcaneitherbefedinwiththe
arrow buttons or typed in via the use of the number block; by activating the ENTER button the changes
will be saved.
•TheuseoftheEsc-buttonenablesyoutoleavethemomentarymenulevel.

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Format
In a format, connections/hoses that are used for a specific glue pattern are activated. The corresponding
assignments can be adjusted by the controller of the MaxMelt. Eight formats (A-H) can be saved.
If different glue patterns are needed within one production line, the corresponding formats can be trigge-
red successively in any order. This will be done automatically by the superior control (PLC) of the master
machine.
Even if just one format is needed, the corresponding connectors must be activated.
Default setting for the master machine is Format A, all connectors at the MaxMelt deactivated (0).
Call up menu point
Format
Setting up a format
Choose the connection to be adjusted by using the arrow buttons, press ENTER. The current status is
blinking.
Choose the format by using the arrow buttons and activate (1) or disable (0) the connections.
Confirm with ENTER.
Logical selection of the different formats at the master machine
After having set up the formats at the MaxMelt, the controller of the master machine is able to trigger these
formats in any order. For this, adjust the digital inputs DI 1, DI 2 and DI 3 for each needed format as shown
in the table below.
If you do not undertake a circuit connection (both entries=0), format A will be addressed.
The selection of the format can be seen on the status display.
Digital Input
DI 1 DI 2 DI 3 Format
0 0 0 A
0 0 1 B
0 1 0 C
0 1 1 D
1 0 0 E
1 0 1 F
1 1 0 G
1 1 1 H
To set up the sequence of formats with the master machine, please refer to the corresponding manual.

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Pump (condition of switching on)
When are the glue pump and the enabling for the superior control switched simultaneously?
A distinction must be made between different switching-on conditions (function settings).
Since complete melting of the adhesive cannot always be guaranteed (depending on the adhesive) even
after reaching the temperatures, both below mentioned conditions could be occupied with a release delay.
The pump is not activated until the release delay time has passed.
The delay time starts anew following each switching on.
The delay time does not start anew following deactivation of the temperature lowering.
Auto
Dependent on all heating zones i.e. tank and channels called up (tubes and heads) must have reached the
set target temperatures.
Temp
Dependent on the heating zone “Tank” i.e. as soon as the tank has reached the set release temperature.
On
Off
The pump can be switched on and off manually.
However, the setting is maintained even after exiting the menu point; consequently ensure beforehand that
your desired setting (“Temp” or “Auto”) has been called up.
Call up menu point
Pump
Setting the function
Call up „function“ with arrow buttons and press ENTER.
The function last called up flashes.
Set the desired function with the arrow buttons save with ENTER abspeichern.
Setting the release temperature (for the “Temp” function)
Call up “Temp” by using arrow buttons and ENTER.
The release temperature last set flashes.
Select the desired temperature with the arrow buttons and store with ENTER.
Setting release delay
Call up delay with arrow buttons and ENTER
The delay time last entered flashes.
Set the desired delay time with the arrow buttons and store with ENTER.

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Parameter Setting area Factory setting Description
Maximum
Temperature
setting
0-228 °C 195 °C Maximum temperarure setting
Excess
temperature
alarm
0-228 °C 200 °C Alarm temperature.
Reaching this leads to switching off of the
unit
Temp. alarm 0-30 °C 10 °C Temperature warning + / -
Alarm archive Display Error memory
Start hose 0-100 % 80 % Start of hose heating
(dependent on the tank temperature)
Start gun 0-100 % 80 % Start of gun heating
(dependent on the hose temperature)
Password
(Option)
Yes/No Yes Password bar capable of being switched off
for all parameters
Password
(Parameter)
Yes/No No Password barrier is able to be activated
for all parameters
Conversion °C/°F °C Conversion of ° Celsius to °Fahrenheit
Language En, Ge, Es, Fr, Tu,
Nl, Sw,...
Ge Display language selection
AGF 1 On Switches the solenois valve
ZVAGF sec 0=no delay Switch off delay for the solenoid valve
Option (system parameter)

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Description of system options (system parameters)
Maximum Temperature
The upper border of the temperature settings is determined here. A higher temperature cannot be pro-
grammed.
Overheating temperature alarm
Here, the maximum overheating temperature is set. If it should be overridden, the unit switches itself off.
An appropriate notice will appear on the display.
Temperature warning
If the variance exceeds or falls below the set-point value an adequate warning is displayed.
Alarm archive
Provides the possibility to look into the internal error memory. The last 5 occurred errors are saved with
date and time.
Starting of hose
Determines the last time of connection with hose heating. Basis is the reached temperature if the tank.
Starting of gun
Defines the connection time of the gun heating. Basis is the reached hose temperature.
Password
The option parameters are password protected. However, the password barrier can be switched off. The
password is 1 – 5 – 0 – 7. All other parameters are not password-protected in factory settings; the password
barrier can be switched on.
Password parameter
When you have activated the password for the parameters an adjustment of the preset values cannot be
changed anymore without entering the password. The password is: 2 – 4 – 0 – 1.
Changeover
The running mode is changed over from °C to ° Fahrenheit here. If the running mode is changed, all tem-
peratures of the other menu points and heating zones are automatically aligned.
Language
Set your desired language.
The clock
Call up menu point
Clock
Configuring the clock
Use the arrow buttons to reach the adequate menu point to give in the values.
Press ENTER bestätigen (blinking).
Use the arrow buttons to change the value.
Confirm with ENTER.

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Setting the temperature of the heating zones
Please derive the recommended glue operating temperature form the manual of the glue manufacturer
Call up menu point
Temp
Please notify that you now have to set two separate heating zones.
•Tankheatingzone
•Manifoldheatingzone
Subsequently configure the temperatures of the hoses and guns.
Configuring the set-point values
Select the desired heating zone with the arrow buttons.
Edit the old value by pressing ENTER and change it with the use of the arrow buttons or
type the numbers in directly.
Press ENTER to save.
Tank 100°C
Manifold 100°C
Schlauch 1 100°C
Kopf 1 100°C

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Timer (Weekly clock timer)
The timer enables you to
• switchtheunitonandoffindividuallyoneverydayoftheweek
• determineoperatingbreakswithtemperaturelowering(standby)
• configurebothabove-mentionedoptionsatthesametime
The programme is arranged in the commando rows 1 to 56.
Two switching-on, two switching-off and two pause times (Temperature lowering = “Standby”) can be pro-
grammed for each day.
Commando rows not being used are set onto “Disabled”.
The setting menu can be reached by pressing Shift and (Config.) timer
Call up menu point
Config Timer
Configuring the weekly programme
Select the commando row 1 to 56 via the arrow buttons
In order to reach the according input box (weekdays/hours/minutes/functions) the arrow buttons also
have to be used (left/right)
Select with ENTER (display will start to blink) and change value with the arrow buttons
Conclude by pressing ENTER
Activation of timer (weekly programme)
By pressing the timer button (min. 4 seconds) the timer programme is activated. The LED-timer is switched on.
Deactivation of timer (weekly programme)
By pressing the timer button (min. 4 seconds) the timer programme is activated. The LED-timer is switched off.
Examples of setting a weekly programme
1. Mo 06:00 ON
2. Mo 12:00 OFF
3. Mo 13:00 ON
4. Mo 22:00 OFF
1. Mo 06:00 On
2. Fr 22:00 Off
3. Mo 00:00 Dis
4. Mo 00:00 Dis
1. Mo 07:00 On
2. Mo 12:30 Stby
3. Mo 13:30 On
4. Mo 22:00 Off
1. Mo 06:00 Ein
2. Fr 22:00 Aus
3. Mo 00:00 Dis
4. Mo 00:00 Dis
The tank system is
1. Switched on Mondays at 6:00 a.m.
2. Switched off on Friday at 10:00 p.m.
3.– 56. The following commando rows are not
in use and consequently are disconnected
with „Dis(abled)“
The tank system is
1. Switched on Mondays at 6:00 a.m.
2. The temperature lowering is activated at 12:30 p.m.,
3. And deactivated at 13:30 p.m.
4. Switched off Mondays at 10:00 p.m.
(5. – 56.) The following days can be programmed ac-
cordingly. A logical sequence is to be maintained. The-
re is no need to programme all commando rows – cut
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Standby (Temperature lowering)
Temperature lowering for all heating zones during production pauses.
Attention! Respectively set the temperature difference to set point temperatures!
During long downtimes the standby function can be activated to conserve your tank and glue.
Which possibilities exist to use the standby function?
Manually •Youcandirectlyactivateanddeactivatethestandbyfunction
•Youactivatestandby,apredeterminedtimespanexpiresandthestandbyfunctionis
automatically deactivated
Timer •Thestandbytimesaredepositedinthetimerprogramme(weeklyprogramme)
Absent •Asuperiorcontrol(forexampleSPS)activatesanddeactivatesthestandbyfunction
Automatically •Yourunitautomatically recognises aproductionstandstillandactivatesthestandby
function. The time is “freely” adjustable.
Call up menu point
Config Standby
Configuring the parameters for the standby function (temperature lowering)
Press Shift and (Config.) standby to reach the setting menu.
Use the arrow buttons to reach the different functions.
The changes are also made with the arrow buttons and ENTER.
Save the changes with ENTER.
Temp
Difference in temperature (by how many degrees shall the temperature be lowered?)
Time
Do you desire a manual lowering and after a certain time an automatic heating up?
If so, set a time. After the set time has expired the standby function will be deactivated and your unit will
heat up. If not, program the time at 0 min. In this case you have deactivate the standby function manually.
Auto
When the automatic temperature lowering is activated the COMPACT2 unit recognises a production stand-
still. In this case a digital entry (as to be seen on interface signals) is utilised. Should no signal be recog-
nised in the set time the standby function will be activated.
An afresh signal is enough to deactivate the unit or the standby button has to be pressed manually.
In order to the auto standby function a time must be set.
If the function is no desired to be used, set the time at 0 min.
Distant
The standby function can also be used with a superior control (as to be seen on interface signals).
The control is always superior, meaning that – case being that the standby signal is „on“ – the last menti-
oned functions are not taken into account.
Status Aus
Temp 30 °C
Zeit 0 min
Auto 0 min