Operation and use
Turning the appliance on
Insert the plug into the mains socket and switch on.
Turn the thermostat dial clockwise to its highest setting (so the
number 6 is visible).
The heater has 3 heat settings:
Minimum power:
Press the bottom of the left switch (the red
light on the switch will come on)
Medium power:
Press the bottom of the right switch (the red
light on the switch will come on)
Maximum power:
Press the bottom of both switches (the red
lights on both switches will come on)
To turn the heater off, press the top of both switches so the red
lights are off and unplug at the mains.
We suggest that on days when temperatures are not particularly
cold, select minimum output to optimise savings on energy con-
sumption.
Adjusting the thermostat
When the room has reached the desired temperature, turn the
thermostat dial slowly in an anti-clockwise direction until you hear
a click and the red lights go off. The thermostat will now keep the
temperature in the room constant, turning the heater on and off as
appropriate.
Frost protection function
Turn the thermostat dial fully anti-clockwise so the is showing.
Press one or both switches on. When set in this way, the appliance
will switch on automatically only if the room temperature falls below
5°C, to prevent freezing at minimum energy consumption.
Models with a 24 hour timer(fig. 5)
To set the timer:
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Check the time by your watch. If, for example it is 10 o’clock,
turn the number disc of the timer in a clockwise direction until
the number 10 on the disc lines up with the arrow head marker
▲
.
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The heater is usually supplied with all the red “teeth” on the
timer pushed into the centre for continuous operation. Each
“tooth” represents 15 minutes. Using your thumbnail push the
teeth to the outer rim of the timer to indicate when you
require the heater to be off.
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Ensure the heater is on the mains and set to the heat setting
and temperature level on the thermostat as desired.
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The heater will now function automatically everyday, switching
on and off according to your selection (Important-the heater
must always be plugged in and a heat setting selected).
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