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ATTENTION:
If the batteries are
fl
at, “batt” appears on the dis-
play of the remote control.
6. CLEANING
Before cleaning, make sure the appliance is turned
off, cold and disconnected from the household
mains.
To clean, just wipe with a soft damp cloth and neutral
detergent. Never use abrasive or corrosive cleaning
products or solvents.
To maintain ef
fi
ciency, remove the dust from the
surface of the appliance at least twice a year using
a vacuum cleaner.
7. MAINTENANCE
If technical problems arise, contact a quali
fi
ed pro-
fessional (recognised or authorised by the dealer
or manufacturer) or your local dealer.
All operations on the appliance must be carried
out by a quali
fi
ed professional who before perfor-
ming maintenance must make sure the appliance
is turned off, cold and disconnected from the hou-
sehold mains.
The appliance contains a precise quantity of special
fl
uid. All repairs requiring the appliance to be ope-
ned must be performed by a quali
fi
ed professional.
In the event of
fl
uid leaks, contact your local dealer
or a quali
fi
ed professional.
8. TROUBLESHOOTING
The appliance does not heat up.
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Check there is power to the radiator and that it is correctly connected.
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Check the position of the mains switch of the installation.
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Increase the temperature set on the appliance regulator.
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Disconnect the appliance from the household mains for a few minutes to reset the
electronic system.
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If it still does not heat up, contact your local dealer or a quali
fi
ed professional.
The appliance heats
continuously.
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Reduce the temperature set on the appliance regulator.
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Make sure there are no garments covering the control device or temperature sensor.
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Make sure the “Overdrive (2h)” function has not been activated accidentally.
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If it continues to heat, contact your local dealer or a quali
fi
ed professional.
5. MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING THE FILTER
Before cleaning or maintenance, always turn the appliance
off by setting the switch under the control panel at the
bottom right to “0“.
Disconnect the appliance from the mains power supply.
Clean the appliance with a damp cloth only, then dry with
a dry cloth.
The fan is
fi
tted with a dust
fi
lter which retains the impurities
in the air taken in from the room.
To clean, remove the
fi
lter at the side. If the
fi
lter resists
extraction, pull harder and remove it completely.
Use a vacuum cleaner to remove the dust deposited on the
fi
lter. If it is very dirty, immerse in warm water and rinse a
number of times. The temperature of the water must never
exceed 40 °C.
After washing, leave the
fi
lter to dry thoroughly. Then put
it back in the fan.
You are recommended to clean the filter at
least once a month.
WARNING:
do not obstruct the air outlet and
intake grills on the fan. This could cause the
appliance to overheat.
If the
fi
lter is very dirty or the air intake or outlet grilles are
almost completely obstructed, a safety sensor may shut the
fan down completely and the “FILTER” light comes on.
To restore operation, clean the
fi
lter thoroughly or remove
possible obstructions from the air intake or outlet grilles.
Turn the appliance off by placing the switch under the
control panel at the bottom right in the “0” position. Wait
for at least
fi
ve minutes for the safety sensor to cool down,
then turn the appliance back on as described in “Regulation
and operation”.
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