Cooker Instructions: 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QudQH-ujAu937Mh-dgXKu5DXd4c53D5G/view?usp=sharing

If the cooker does not come on (especially the bottom ovens) then ensure the timer is set correctly. This happens when power is turned off. 

To set the clock:

1.  Turn cooker power on at the wall

2. Press the settings icon (3 lines) on the cooker display, it will show 12:00

3. Adjust the time with the + and - buttons. (although you can  leave it at 12:00)

4. Now when the oven dial is turned, the overn heat and light will come on.

See video below:

The key to the back door is also in the key safe.

If this easy access back door is used it needs to be locked again from the outside. The crash door system will still open it from the inside

NB This back door can be opened and closed from the inside while locked. This might avoid the need to fiddle with the key.

Switch 1:   6 Ceiling LED lights
Switch 2:   2 opposite Wall lights
Switch 3:   1 far wall light
Switch 4:   1 near wall light

NB normally leave all the individual wall lights pull switches turned on so that the lights are controlled by this switch. The pull strings can be turned on and off as needed , however set them back to on to avoid confusion

To get more heat turn silver dial clockwise, to cool down, turn it anti clockwise.

The heating resets to 9 degrees every hour to prevent overuns.

Most activities need about 18 degrees, not as hot as sitting in your home. Please minimise heating use wherever possible since it costs real money and produces CO2.

Turn down to 9 degrees as you leave.

Only change the circular dial. Not the white square or the heaters

How to fold and unfold: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhnXgfaUHPc 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fREBKUlk-1I 

https://www.igenix.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/IG9042_Manual.pdf

The Remote control is in the cupboard above the fridge in the kitchen

• 2kW Wall Mounted PTC Downflow Fan Heater

• LED Display Panel with Ambient Temperature

• 2 Heat Settings: Low (1000W) / High (2000W)

• Cool Air Function

• 1-8 Hour Timer

• Wide Angle Oscillating Louvre

• Adjustable Thermostat

• Remote Control

• Safety PTC Ceramic Heating Element

• Overheat Protection

Setting the temperature:
When the appliance is on, press “ +/- ” and the display will show “23” as the default.
Continue to press “ +/- ” to set the desired temperature (10-49°C).
Press “ OK” to confirm the setting.

•  When setting the temperature, the appliance’s SMART mode will be engaged.

•  When the difference between the set temperature and ambient temperature is over 2°C, the appliance will engage high power.

•  When the difference between the set temperature and ambient temperature is less than 2°C, the appliance will engage low power. 

• When the difference between the set temperature and ambient temperature is 0°C, the cooling fan will be engaged for 30 seconds then enter into standby mode. 

•  When the difference between the set temperature and ambient temperature reaches over 2°C again, the appliance will exit standby mode and begin to heat.
  
  If you want to cancel the set temperature, press button C to adjust the heating setting. The appliance will continue to heat but not at a set temperature. 

If you want the full details see here: https://www.igenix.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/IG9042_Manual.pdf 

https://www.howdens.com/-/media/howdens/assets/clh_asset_products/clh_asset_levela_108973/clh_asset_levelb_110593/clh_asset_levelc_110597/ass_25309045.pdf 

Instructions https://www.howdens.com/-/media/howdens/assets/clh_asset_products/clh_asset_levela_108973/clh_asset_levelb_110593/ass_25454631.pdf 

Kestrel 400:
https://www.vulcanagas.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/K400SE-users.pdf 

Kestrel 250:

https://www.vulcanagas.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/K150250S-Users.pdf 

NB this is not kept in the Reading Room and is hired out on request

NB this is not kept in the Reading Room and is hired out on request

Quick Setup instructions

http://www.grandviewscreen.com/static/uploads/file/20180824/5b7fba32ecd2a.pdf  

NB moving the projector screen is a 2 person job since it is heavy and difficult to manage up a ladder. Please ask the Reading Room committee to set this up for you.

You can now move all the tables easily, even if you only want a couple take the trolley to the location and unload how many you need.

Please hang the ladder on the hooks by the double doors in the store room, with steps facing the wall

Push in the little tool in the slot and push up and down to switch on and off. Leave in the off position. When power is lost the exit lights will come on using battery power.

See below for instructions in a video

Next to each gas heater is a dedicated electric circuit to enable the gas heater to be swapped out for an electric one in the future.

This switch is taped off at all times.

These are normally set and not changed. The temperature for the room is controlled by the Nest Thermostat.

It is possible to turn individual heaters on and off:

Winter = Warm air when on

Off =  nothing will happen 

Summer  = it will blow only cold air

The doors are not locked.

Please leave the thermostates set to 25 degrees maximum

An easy practical way to set up the new projector, with the screen close to the audience

90% of the time this is the recommended setup

When the images on the screen are like 'wallpaper' in the background of an event

Presenting to an audience when you do not want a table getting in the way, eg when there is dancing.

Once the projector has been slide on the bracket it can be secured with the chain and hook to prevent it comming off.

Using the extension arm through the slot in ceiling.
NB Ian AD has the extension arm if required

Is kept behind the book case and just wedges into place

https://hydrosystemsco.com/product/touchless-hand-soap-and-sanitizer-dispenser/ 

Above the west-facing window there is an automatic flood light. If the power to the Reading Room is turned off and then back on again, the light interprets this as you wanting the automatic light to come on permanently. This can easily happen if there is a brief power cut.

The solution is to turn off the lighting circuit that this light is on, wait 30 seconds, then turn the circuit on again.

The light will now stay in automatic mode and will go out on its own after about a minute.

This can be found in the porch, in the fuse box

This will put the floodlight into auto mode and it will go off automatically after a while