Eberspacher EasyStart R - Manual (Page 11)

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• After the heater has been switched off
in “ventilate” mode, you can immedi-
ately switch to “heat” mode using the
“heat / ventilate” switch or the “mini
controller”. Then use the mobile unit of
the radio remote control to switch the
heater back on.
• “Ventilate” or “heat” mode must be
selected before switching on the
heater.
• In the “ventilate” switch setting of
HYDRONIC water heaters the vehicle
blower is directly controlled by bypas-
sing heat mode and in AIRTRONIC air
heaters the heater’s blower is bypassed
in the same way.
• If you have any further questions regar-
ding “ventilate” mode please contact
your installation workshop or call the
service phone number (see page 15).
Switch of “ventilate” or “heat” mode
Switch off the heater using the mobile unit
of the radio remote control (see page 9).
Operation and Adjustment
Please note!
Please note!
General notes on “ventilate” mode
„Ventilate“ mode is only possible in the
following heater models and subject to
certain requirements:
• The additional “heat/ ventilate” switch
(Order No.: 22 1000 31 89 00) must be
installed in HYDRONIC water heaters
(B / D 4 W S, B / D 5 W S,
B / D 4 W SC and B / D 5 W SC).
• The mini controller (Order No.
22 1000 32 0700) must be installed in
the AIRTRONIC / AIRTRONIC M and
AIRTRONIC L air heaters.
Exception – in air heaters with two dia-
gnosis cables and the EasyStart R with
EasyStart T combination, “ventilate”
mode can be activated without the mini
controller (see page 12).
• In all other heaters “ventilate” mode is
not available.
• “Ventilate” mode is not provided for
upgraded independent heaters.
Switching between „ventilate“ and
„heat“ mode
If the operating mode is to be changed
during “ventilate” or “heat” mode, the
heater must be switched off using the
mobile unit of the radio remote control
(see page 9).
• If the heater is switched off in “heat”
mode the heater runs on. Once this
after-run has ended use the “heat /
ventilate” switch or the “mini controller”
to switch to “ventilate” mode. Then use
the mobile unit of the radio remote cont-
rol to switch the heater back on.