Manually Setting Operating Modes; Selecting The Heating Mode; Advancing Heating Mode Before The Programmed Time (Bringing Forward The Next Switching Point) - Bosch Worcester FW 100 Installation & User's Instructions

Operation
5.3

Manually setting operating modes

5.3.1 Selecting the heating mode

In normal operation, always leave
the rotary selector in the
sition. By using correctly set heat-
ing programmes, you can save
energy while enjoying comfort.
Automatic mode
(default setting)
Switches automatically between
the modes Comfort
according to the active heating programme.
Constant heating
The controller constantly maintains
the room temperature set for Comfort
Constant economy
The controller constantly maintains
the room temperature set for Economy
Constant frost protection
The controller constantly maintains
the room temperature set for Frost
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po-
/ Economy / Frost
mode.
mode.
mode.
5.3.2 Advancing heating mode before the pro-
grammed time (bringing forward the
next switching point)
This function brings forward the time at which
the mode Comfort
set for the next switching point becomes active.
The change applies only to the day
on which you activate the function.
B The function can be used in situ-
ations such as going to bed earli-
er, being away from home longer
or coming back later.
B If you are going to be away from
home for several days, e.g. on
holiday, you should use the Holi-
day function,
page 27.
This function is only available when
is switched on.
B Press and release
next switching point and the associated oper-
ating mode Comfort
Frost for the selected heating circuit to
now.
The segments around the perimeter of the dis-
play show the changed settings.
-or-
B Press and hold
advance
the rotary selector
switching point.
The segments around the perimeter of the dis-
play show the changed settings.
To undo the change to the switching point:
B Press again.
advance
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/ Economy / Frost
Section 5.3.4,
to bring forwards the
advance
/ Economy
and simultaneously turn
to change the next
mode
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