If your Tesi Electric radiator does not follow the programmed schedules for days and time slots, check the following conditions to rule out a malfunction.
Check Your Radiator |
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Power loss
After a prolonged power outage, the radiator may temporarily lose the saved schedules.
When power is restored, the radiator will return to default standby mode.
To restore the schedules, select CRONO Mode using the remote control.
Check Your Remote Control |
Remote date and time
Make sure the date and time on the remote display are correct. Incorrect or unsynchronized settings may affect radiator operation.
How do I program the Tesi Electric remote control?
Using the same remote for multiple radiators
If the remote has been used to control multiple IRSAP radiators, settings registered on one device may be transferred to others, altering their operation.
Can I control multiple radiators with the same remote?
Standby mode
Your radiator may be in standby mode, meaning it is paused.
How do I deactivate standby on my Tesi Electric radiator?
Antifreeze mode
If the Tesi Electric radiator is in Antifreeze mode, it will heat only when the room temperature drops below the protection temperature (7 °C).
How do I deactivate Antifreeze mode on my Tesi Electric radiator?
Tips and Troubleshooting
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions here:
- The Tesi Electric Radiator Is On But Not Heating
- The LED on the Tesi Electric Radiator Does Not Light Up
How to create schedules for automatic operation of the Tesi Electric radiator
Check the Troubleshooting section to resolve the most common issues on your own.
Still need help?
If you’ve followed all the steps and the issue persists, please contact our Customer Service.