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When turning your heater on for the first time it is normal for the heater to
emit a ‘new heater’ smell, which will quickly pass.
This is no cause for concern. Ensure good ventilation.
Battery replacement
If the battery in the remote control is empty, a new CR2032 (or equivalent)
battery needs to be inserted. Follow the instructions below, as illustrated.
• Push the locking tab to one side (A) and
pull out the battery compartment (B).
• Remove the battery from the remote
control.
• Insert a new CR2032 button cell, making
sure the battery’s negative pole (-) faces
upwards.
• Slide the battery compartment (B) back
into the remote control.
Getting Started (Cont.)
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Set-up location requirements
• Location: Place the heater on a firm, flat, stable, dry and heat-resistant
surface. Always choose a safe location, keeping in mind the safety
precautions on the previous pages.
• Environmental conditions: The environmental temperature range for
safe operation of the heater is 0 to +40°C, and 5–75% humidity (no
condensation).
• Clearances: Make sure to maintain the following minimum clearances
around the heater housing: 50cm above the heater, at the back and to the
sides, and 100cm to the front.
• Connection: Plug the heater into an appropriate power outlet and switch
on power to the outlet. Always use a separate socket that has no other
appliances connected at the same – do not plug it into a power board or
socket adaptor; do not use an extension cord. Also ensure that the socket
is easily accessible so that the cord can readily be disconnected in an
emergency.
