Frequently asked questions about Peter

My Peter is making a whistling noise. What can I do?

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While the tower fan is in use, dust can collect on the device. This can cause a whistling noise. On the back of Peter, there is a grid through which the air is sucked in. Clean this grid with a vacuum cleaner. If the fan is still making a whistling noise, undo the screws and remove the grid. Vacuum the bottom grid as well and wipe it clean with a soft cloth if required. Replace the grid and fasten the screws. Your Peter should now produce the normal level of noise when he is switched on again.

No, Peter has to be switched on manually after the power supply is interrupted.

No, if Peter is switched off, your settings will not be saved and you will have to enter them again when you switch the device back on.

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