Holmes HS7000 warranty Wall Mounting Instructions, Operating Instructions, Thermostat Instructions

WALL MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS:

CAUTION: PLEASE MAKE SURE THE HEATER IS UNPLUGGED AND COOLED DOWN TO ROOM TEMPERATURE BEFORE WALL MOUNTING THIS UNIT.

This unit has the unique feature of using the base as the wall mount bracket. (Wall mounting hardware is not supplied.) Refer to Figure 2. To install the heater on the wall, follow these easy steps:

Note: If your unit has casters attached, you’ll need to remove them. If the base is still attached to the bottom of the heater, you’ll need to remove it (follow step 5 in assembly instructions).

1.Select a location on the wall where you would like to have the heater mounted.

2.Use the base as a template for hole locations

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:

1.Unless wall mounted, place heater on a firm level floor surface.

2.For heater operation, please set the Thermostat all the way to HI. (See Figure 1)

3.Turn the Selector Control to desired heat setting (LO for 750W or HI for 1500W).

4.The Power Light will remain lit during operation

Note: This unit does not have a fan. It warms the air by natural convection.

THERMOSTAT INSTRUCTIONS:

3.Use appropriate hardware for different mounting surfaces (see below). Selected hardware must be able to support a minimum of twenty-pound weight.

4.When securing the base/wall mount to the wall, keep the lock tab to your left.

5.Once the base/wall mount is in place, align the mounting tabs on the back of the heater with the holes in the base/wall mount and slide the heater to the right until it stops and is secure.

6.To remove the heater, simply slide it to the left.

NOTE: This unit is not to be mounted in ways other than shown in Figure 2.

There are many ways to attach your heater to vertical walls if desired. Please, use the applicable section of this manual to safely install your heater.

1.You need to set thermostat on HI to start heater (See Figure 1). Allow heater to operate and warm up the room.

2.When the desired temperature/comfort level is reached, lower the thermostat setting until the heater stops operating.

3.The control will now automatically maintain the pre-set temperature level by turning the heater ON and OFF. The Temperature Range Display can be used as guidance, but will not provide exact measurement.

Note: It is normal for the heater to cycle ON and OFF as it maintains the preset temperature. To prevent the unit from cycling, you need to raise the thermostat setting.

Note: The LED Display shows approximate temperature settings.

For wood walls		ILLUSTRATIONS
You’ll need a 1/8" drill bit and two #10-12 x 1 1⁄2" screws
1.	Use the base of the heater as a template to outline the hole location	FIGURE 1
2.	Using 1/8" drill bit, drill 1 1⁄4" deep pilot holes
3.	Protrude the screws through the two outer holes in the base and secure
	the base to the wall
4.	Slide the heater onto the base
For drywalls with studs
We recommend that you use wooden studs behind the drywall for better
support and performance of your heater. Remember that in most
American homes, studs behind the wall are spaced 16" apart and the
drywall is 1⁄2"-5/8" thick. Note that the distance between the two farthest
holes of the base is 16" as well.

1.Find studs behind the drywall.

2.Use the base of the heater as a template to center the holes on studs

3.	Using 1/8" drill bit, drill 1 3⁄4" deep pilot holes	FIGURE 2
4.	Protrude #10-12 x 2" screws through the two outer holes in the base
	and screw them into pre-drilled holes
5.	Slide the heater onto the base
For drywalls without studs and other solid walls

1.Use the base of the heater as a template to outline the hole location

2.Using 1⁄4" drill bit, drill pilot holes through the wall

3.Insert 1⁄4" plastic anchors into the holes

4.Protrude #10-12 x 1 1/2'’ screws through the two outer holes in the base and screw them into the anchors

Slide the heater onto the base

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SELECTOR CONTROL

0 = OFF

II= HI (1500 Watts) I = LO (750 Watts)

THERMOSTAT