How do I change timer settings on Quantum storage heater Series A-G?

The Quantum (A-G) storage heater is factory set to the User Timer at 21°C. The factory set times (Monday to Sunday) are as follows:

1. Out All Day - has the following preset times Monday to Sunday:  06.00 until 08.30, 17.00 until 22.00 

Video how to set Out all Day mode-

2. Home All Day - has the following preset times Monday to Sunday:  06.30 until 09.30, 11.00 until 13.00, 15.00 until 17.00, 18.00 until 22.00 

Video how to set Home all Day mode -

Step by step guide to modify the Home All Day or Out All Day, follow the below instructions:

• Press the Menu button to access the ‘Main Menu’
• Turn the Dial to ‘Timer Mode’
• Press the Dial
• Turn the Dial to select the timer you wish to amend
• Press the Dial to enter the chosen timer’s menu
• Turn the Dial to ‘Modify’
• Press the Dial
• This will now show all the time periods in this timer. The day will be highlighted
• Press the Dial to highlight the first ‘ON’ hour (first heating period’s starting hour)
• Turn the Dial to the hour you want the first heating period to start
• Press the Dial to move to the first heating period’s ‘ON’ minutes
• Turn the Dial to the minute you want the heating period to start
• Press the Dial to move to the next period and follow the same process for each period
• Once you have completed the last period’s ‘Off’ time, press the Dial
• ‘Save’ will appear. If you only want this day to be amended to these times, press the Dial.
• If you wish for these times to be copied to the next day, turn the dial clockwise to ‘Copy Next’. If you wish for the times to be the same for every day, turn the dial clockwise to ‘Copy All’. 
• Press the Dial
• You will then be sent back to the chosen timer’s menu. 
• Turn the Dial to ‘Select’
• Press the Dial
• A tick will appear with ‘Selected’ to confirm your selection. You will then be sent to the ‘Timer Mode’ menu.
• Press Back twice to return to the front screen

Applicable to models: QM050 QM070 QM100 QM125 QM150 SERIES A TO G.

Key words: Programme modes, set programme, programme settings