Instructions are literally in front of you. Use Google translate, etc. If you don’t understand any Finnish.
tiilet09 on
* Plug the heaters power cord in
* Rotate the timer mechanism to the direction of the gray arrow until the time to your departure (in hours) reads on the bottom of the timer (near the white pointer).
The power will be switched on 2 hours prior to departure time.
coldandready on
It says on the top left:
„24hr-clockswitch“
„2hr fixed switchin time“
„Set the remaining time to the departure next to the arrow“
You plug your heater cord into your car, usually at the front left or right on the grille or bumper. It has a small little cap on it.
Then you just set it according to this example: if you’re at the switch at 18:00 and plan on leaving at 6:00 you just put 12hrs on the arrow and it automatically starts 2hrs before your departure
Also only turn it in the direction of the arrow
Little-Ad-7521 on
The dial is a timer. You set a time according to the picture and the timer keeps electricity on the plug for 2 onwards. Then just plug in your heater cord. There is a circuit breaker for each of the plugs and then also a main one, these you hopefully don’t have to touch at all. Hopefully this will clear it up.
Amazinglovernocap on
Naurattaa aina toi ”kelloa ei saa rasvata”, ja joka kerral vituttaa ko unohin vaseliinin sisälle..
MeanForest on
It’s essentially a 24h egg timer. You set the time left until you leave to the white plastic arrow. It’s 23.00 in the evening and you want to leave at 06.00? Put the arrow pointing at 7. At 06.00 your car will have warmed up for two hours.
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Instructions are literally in front of you. Use Google translate, etc. If you don’t understand any Finnish.
* Plug the heaters power cord in
* Rotate the timer mechanism to the direction of the gray arrow until the time to your departure (in hours) reads on the bottom of the timer (near the white pointer).
The power will be switched on 2 hours prior to departure time.
It says on the top left:
„24hr-clockswitch“
„2hr fixed switchin time“
„Set the remaining time to the departure next to the arrow“
You plug your heater cord into your car, usually at the front left or right on the grille or bumper. It has a small little cap on it.
Then you just set it according to this example: if you’re at the switch at 18:00 and plan on leaving at 6:00 you just put 12hrs on the arrow and it automatically starts 2hrs before your departure
Also only turn it in the direction of the arrow
The dial is a timer. You set a time according to the picture and the timer keeps electricity on the plug for 2 onwards. Then just plug in your heater cord. There is a circuit breaker for each of the plugs and then also a main one, these you hopefully don’t have to touch at all. Hopefully this will clear it up.
Naurattaa aina toi ”kelloa ei saa rasvata”, ja joka kerral vituttaa ko unohin vaseliinin sisälle..
It’s essentially a 24h egg timer. You set the time left until you leave to the white plastic arrow. It’s 23.00 in the evening and you want to leave at 06.00? Put the arrow pointing at 7. At 06.00 your car will have warmed up for two hours.