Safety Guidelines
Read this manual carefully to become knowledgeable about your heater and how to use it properly. To help recognize this information, observe the following symbols.
Indicates | a | potentially hazardous situation which, if | Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, if not |
not avoided, WILL result in serious injury or death. | avoided, COULD result in serious injury or death. | ||
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Indicates | a | potentially hazardous situation which, if | Indicates important information that if not followed, |
not avoided, MAY cause moderate injury or damage to | may cause damage to the equipment. | ||
the equipment. |
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Risk of Fire. There is always a risk of fire when working with a heater. Keep it away from flammable liquids and any material that could easily catch fire.
2. | Risk of Fire. | If the heater falls, this unit might start a fire. |
3. | Hot or Burn Hazard. This unit may be hot at any time during its use especially around the head | |
and heating element. |
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4. | Electrical Hazard. Disconnect all electric power before working on the unit. There is a chance | |
of electric shock if you work on this unit with it still plugged into the wall.
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Electric Shock. This unit uses electricity to operate. Do not use this heater around water or if the cord has been damaged.
•Improper treatment of the heater can damage it and also shorten its life span.
•To prevent electrical shock follow electrical plug requirements on page 9 of this manual.
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