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CAUTION — Some parts of this 

product can become very hot and 

cause burns. 

-  Extreme caution is necessary when 

any heater is used by or near children 

and whenever the heater is left 

operating and unattended.

-  Always disconnect the plug from the 

power outlet when the appliance is 

not in use.

-  Do not wrap the cord around the ap-

pliance immediately after use.

-  The internal parts of the appliance can 

become very hot or produce sparks 

during operation. Do not use the 

appliance in areas where gasoline, 

paints, or other flammable liquids are 

used or stored.

-  Use this heater only as described 

in this manual. Any other use not 

recommended by the manufacturer 

may cause fire, electric shock, or 

injury to persons.

-  To prevent overload and blown fuses, 

be sure that no other appliance 

is plugged into the same outlet 

(receptacle) or into another outlet 

(receptacle) wired into the same 

circuit.

-  Make sure that the plug is fully 

inserted into the outlet. 

  Wall outlets may deteriorate with 

time, so check the plug periodically for 

signs of overheating or deformation.  

If the outlet has deteriorated, stop 

using it and have it repaired.

-   Do not use the appliance in small 

rooms when they are occupied by 

persons that are not capable of 

leaving the room, unless constant 

supervision is provided.

 

Danger of burns!!

Failure to observe the warning could result in burns or 
scalds. 

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WARNING:

 To avoid 

overheating, never under 

any circumstances cover the 

appliance during operation as this 

would lead to a dangerous rise in 

temperature, and risk of fire. 

-  Do not use the appliance on soft 

surfaces, such as beds, where the 

openings may become blocked. 

-  This heater is hot when in use. To 

prevent burns, do not let bare skin 

touch hot surfaces. Use handle when 

moving this heater. To prevent burns, 

do not touch hot surfaces with bare 

skin. Use the handle when moving 

the appliance. Keep all flammable 

materials, such as furniture, pillows, 

bedding, paper, clothing, and curtains 

at least 90 cm (3 feet) from the front 

and top of the appliance also avoid 

contact with the sides and back. 

-  Do not run cord under carpeting. 

Do not cover cord with throw rugs, 

runners, or the like. Arrange cord 

away from traffic area and where it 

will not be tripped over.

-  It is normal for the heater’s plug and 

cord to feel warm to the touch. A plug 

or cord which becomes hot tothe 

touch or becomes distorted in shape 

may be a result of a worn electrical 

outlet. Worn outlets or receptacles 

should be replaced prior to further use 

of the heater. Plugging heater  into a 

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