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2.Unpack the fan heater and the power cord. Remove all packaging materials and dispose of them for recycling
3.Before starting to use the fan heater, mount it according to the instructions for „wall mounting“.
WALL MOUNTING
1.Mount the fan heater vertically on a straight wall. Strict- ly observe the safety distances shown in Fig. 1 and 2. Observe your local safety regulations. Do not mount the fan heater on combustible or instable surfaces (e.g. wood or plastic surfaces) or under the ceiling. Fire hazard!
2.Use the wall bracket (12) as a drill template. Mark two holes and drill them in the wall.
3.Insert the two plugs into the holes and fix the wall bra- cket (12) onto the wall with the two long screws. Make sure that the horizontal hole of the wall bracket is on the left side and the vertical hole on the right side and that the indent is open to the top. Make sure that the wall bracket is fixed securely to the wall.
4.Hang the fan heater on the wall bracket (12). Make sure that it locks firmly into the indent on the wall bracket (12). Adjust the hole in the wall bracket to fit the one in the ope- ning and secure the fan heater on the wall bracket (12) with the medium long screw.
5.Make sure that the fan heater is mounted securely and cannot fall off.
MOUNTING THE TOWEL-RAIL
1.Push the metal hanger (16) into the plastic mount (15).
2.Adjust the hole in the plastic mount (15) to fit the one in the metal hanger (16) and secure the two parts with the short screw.
3.Push the plastic mount (15) into the holder (14) on the rear side of the fan heater until it clicks into position.
4.Make sure that the plastic mount (15) is fitted securely, and that it cannot become loose and fall off.
USER INSTRUCTIONS
1.Check that the rotary power switch (2) is in the OFF (3) position. Insert the power plug into the power socket. Do not touch the power cord with wet hands.*
2.Make sure that the air intake vent (9) and air outlet vent (10) are not covered up and that no objects have managed to get into them. The air intake vent (9) and air outlet vent (10) must always be free when the fan heater is in use.
3.Before handling, moving or cleaning the fan heater, turn the rotary power switch (2) to the OFF (3) position and disconnect the power plug from the power socket.*
4.Turn the rotary power switch (2) to the desired opera- ting position:
Warm air 1000 W (4)
Hot air 2000 W (5)
The power control lamp (1) lights up. When the rotary power switch (2) is in the hot air 2000 W (5) position, you cannot turn it further in a clockwise direction, only in an
5.When the
Rotary thermostat switch
1.When you operate the fan heater in the warm air (4) or hot air (5) position, turn the rotary thermostat switch (6) clockwise to the highest position (8).
2.When the desired room temperature has been reached, turn the rotary thermostat switch (6) anticlockwise until you hear a “click”. The fan heater now switches off.
3.Turn the rotary thermostat switch (6) slightly in a clockwi- se direction. The fan heater now switches the heating on and off automatically to maintain the desired room temperature.
4.The further you turn the rotary thermostat switch clock- wise, the hotter the room temperature will get. The highest position equals a room temperature of approx. 30 °C. The
lowest position (
) (7) equals a room temperature of approx. 5 to 8 °C.
5.It is normal for the thermostat not to switch on when the room temperature is higher than 30 °C.
6.If the room temperature is lower than 5° - 8°C, the fan heater will continue heating until the room temperature has risen to more than 5° - 8 °C.
7.When the rotary thermostat switch (6) is in the highest position (8), you can not turn it any further in a clockwise direction, only anticlockwise.
Overheating protection
1.The fan heater is equipped with overheating protection which switches the fan heater off automatically if it over- heats.
2.Turn the rotary power switch (2) to OFF (3) and discon- nect the power plug from the power socket.*
3.Now let the fan heater cool for at least 30 minutes.
4.Remove any objects which might have got into the air intake vent (9) or air outlet vent (10), or clean the ope- nings which have caused the faulty running with a vacuum cleaner or have caused overheating. If you can see that a lot of dust has accumulated inside the fan heater, please get the appliance cleaned at a service centre.
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