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IMPORTANT SAFETY MEASURES

BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE, READ ALL THE SAFETY 

INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED IN THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY. 

IT WILL GIVE IMPORTANT ADVICE ON THE USE, 

MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING OF THE APPLIANCE. 

KEEP THIS MANUAL IN A SAFE PLACE FOR FUTURE 

REFERENCE.
When using electrical appliances, the basic safety rules 

specified below must be followed to reduce the risk of fire, 

electric shock and personal injury.
• Before using the appliance, check that the voltage of your 

appliance corresponds to the voltage of your mains supply.
• Do not plug the fan into the mains until it has been 

completely assembled.
• Ensure that no packaging material (polystyrene, plastic, 

etc.) is left between parts. If necessary, vacuum clean.
• When in operation, the fan must be placed on a horizontal 

and stable surface to prevent it from overturning.
• Ensure that the cord is not trapped behind the appliance, in 

drawers, behind shelves, etc.
• Do not put the cord under the carpet or cover it with rugs. 

• This appliance has been designed solely for domestic use.
• Do not use the appliance for purposes other than those for 

which it has been designed. Any other use that has not been 

recommended by the manufacturer can cause a risk of fire, 

electric shock, physical or material damage.
• This appliance is for indoor use. Do not use outdoors.
• Do not use this appliance with an extension cord.
• Do not use this appliance near fire.
• To minimise any risk of fire or electrocution, do not use the 

fan with a speed controller, a frequency converter, an electric 

programmer or any other device that can operate the fan 

automatically.
• Do not touch the fan with wet hands. 
• Do not spray the inside of the fan grille with insecticides or 

liquids.
• For safety reasons, never leave the appliance unattended 

while it is in operation.
• Never insert fingers, pencils or any other object through the 

grilles while the fan is in operation.
• Ensure that you turn off the appliance and unplug it from 

the socket when not in use, and also before moving, cleaning 

or changing the position of the fan.
• To disconnect the appliance from the mains, do not pull on 

the connection cable, always use the plug.
• This appliance can be used by children aged 8 years or 

above, providing that they are supervised or have been 

instructed on how to use the appliance safely and they 

understand the risks involved. Children must not be allowed 

to perform the cleaning and maintenance operations 

normally carried out by the user, unless they are 8 years old 

or above and are supervised. Keep the appliance and cord 

out of the reach of children under 8 years old.
• The appliance can be used by people with reduced 

physical, sensory or mental capabilities or with a lack of 

experience and knowledge, if they are supervised or have 

received adequate instructions on how to operate the 

appliance safely and if they understand the risks involved.
• Children must be supervised to ensure that they do not play 

with the appliance.
• Do not place heavy objects on the cord or heat sources 

nearby. The cord could become damaged. 
• Do not use the fan if the power cord or its plug are 

damaged.

• If the power cord is damaged, it should be replaced by the 

manufacturer, their authorised technical service or similarly 

qualified persons. Do not try to fix it yourself. This will avoid 

unnecessary risks.
• In the event of abnormal situations, turn off the appliance 

immediately and contact the seller.
• Warning! After assembly, it is strictly forbidden to remove 

the guards during normal functioning. Never use the fan if 

guards are not in place. 
• Before cleaning, please read the instructions in the 

corresponding section of this manual. 

Keep the cord away from walkways to prevent people from 

tripping over it.
• To avoid the risk of fire, do not block the air inlet grille. Do 

not use the appliance on soft surfaces, such as a bed, where 

the openings could become blocked.
• To avoid the risk of fire or electrocution, do not place the 

appliance near windows with curtains.
• Do not place the fan in a damp place or where there is a lot 

of moisture (such as in a bathroom).
• Do not use the fan near a bathtub, shower or swimming 

pool.
• Do not use the fan in or beside a window. Rain can cause 

an electrical hazard.
• The appliance must not be exposed to splashes or drops of 

water.
• Do not submerge the appliance in water or other liquids.
• Do not place objects on the appliance as this may pose a 

risk of fire.
• Do not use the appliance near flammable objects.
• Do not use the appliance in places where there are 

flammable gases or explosive dusts.

Summary of Contents for TF-2000-AR

Page 1: ...ES IT EN TF 2000 AR VENTILADOR DE TORRE VENTILATORE A TORRE TOWER FAN MANUAL DE USUARIO MANUALE D USO USER MANUAL...

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Page 3: ...safety instructions included in this manual carefully In it you will find important advice on how to use maintain and clean the appliance Put this manual in a safe place and keep it so that you can re...

Page 4: ...ormas de seguridad b sicas para reducir el riesgo de incendios descargas el ctricas y da os personales Antes de usar el aparato compruebe que la tensi n de alimentaci n de su aparato corresponda a la...

Page 5: ...podr an bloquearse Para evitar riesgo de incendio o electrocuci n no coloque el aparato cerca de ventanas con cortinas El ventilador no debe colocarse en un lugar h medo o donde la humedad sea alta c...

Page 6: ...No lo utilice a la intemperie No utilice este aparato con un cable de extensi n No utilice este aparato cerca del fuego Para reducir en lo posible cualquier riesgo incendio y electrocuci n no utilice...

Page 7: ...condici n de que sea bajo supervisi n o que hayan recibido instrucciones relativas al uso del aparato de forma segura y que puedan entender los riesgos que entra a La limpieza y mantenimiento del usu...

Page 8: ...abricante su servicio t cnico autorizado o personas de cualificaci n similar No intente repararlo usted mismo De esta manera se evitar n riesgos innecesarios En el caso que se dieran situaciones an ma...

Page 9: ...9 ES INSTRUCCIONES DE MONTAJE Pase el cable de alimentaci n por el centro de las mitades de la base y ensamble la base del ventilador...

Page 10: ...nuevo la tapa del compartimento Las bater as no deber n exponerse a excesivo calor como la luz solar fuego o similar El uso incorrecto de las pilas podr a resultar en una fuga de electrolitos con efec...

Page 11: ...ido apagado del ventilador Presione este bot n para encender el aparado Presionar una vez m s para apagarlo b Funci n velocidad B M A Cada vez que se presiona el bot n Velocidad Speed la velocidad cam...

Page 12: ...izador se ajusta por 2 horas presionando tres veces el temporizador se ajusta por 4 horas presionando cuatro veces el temporizador se ajusta por 8 horas presionando cinco veces se deshabilita la funci...

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Page 14: ...como cuchillos u objetos punzantes para limpiar el aparato Aseg rese de que no entra agua ni ning n otro l quido en el interior del motor No sumergir el motor en l quidos Limpie minuciosamente el vent...

Page 15: ...sumo de energ a en modo espera Consumo de energ a en modo apagado Nivel de potencia ac stica del ventilador Velocidad m xima del aire Norma de medici n del valor de servicio S MBOLO VALOR IEC 60879 19...

Page 16: ...el consumidor 2 Se llevar a cabo en un plazo razonable y sin mayores inconvenientes para el consumidor 3 La reparaci n suspender el c mputo del plazo de dos a os para manifestar la falta de conformida...

Page 17: ...17 IT...

Page 18: ...rici necessario attenersi alle seguenti fondamentali norme di sicurezza al fine di ridurre il rischio di incendi scariche elettriche e lesioni personali Prima di utilizzare l apparecchio verificare ch...

Page 19: ...ngresso dell aria Non utilizzare l apparecchio su superfici morbide come il letto in quanto le aperture potrebbero ostruirsi Per evitare il rischio di incendio o folgorazione non collocare l apparecch...

Page 20: ...stato progettato Qualsiasi altro utilizzo non consigliato dal fabbricante pu comportare un rischio di incendio scossa elettrica lesioni personali o danni materiali Questo apparecchio deve essere utili...

Page 21: ...lo altrove o di pulirlo Per scollegare l apparecchio dalla rete elettrica estrarre la spina evitando di tirare il cavo di collegamento Questo apparecchio pu essere usato da bambini di almeno 8 anni di...

Page 22: ...ggiarsi Non utilizzare il ventilatore se il cavo di alimentazione o la spina sono danneggiati Se il cavo di alimentazione risulta danneggiato dovr essere sostituito dal fabbricante da un centro autori...

Page 23: ...23 IT Consultare la sezione di questo manuale relativa alla pulizia prima di procedere con le operazioni...

Page 24: ...24 ISTRUZIONI PER L ASSEMBLAGGIO Far passare il cavo di alimentazione al centro delle met della base quindi assemblare la base del ventilatore...

Page 25: ...di nuovo il coperchio del vano Le batterie non devono essere esposte a calore eccessivo come luce solare fuoco o simili L uso improprio delle batterie pu causare perdite elettroliti che che possono co...

Page 26: ...imento del ventilatore Premere questo pulsante per accendere il ventilatore Pre merlo ancora per spegnerlo b Funzione velocit B M A Ad ogni pressione del pulsante Velocit Speed la velocit varia divent...

Page 27: ...2 ore premendo tre volte il timer settato per 4 ore premendo quattro volte il timer settato per 8 ore premendo cinque volte si disabilita la funzione timer e Funzione M1 M2 M1 fa riferimento alla moda...

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Page 29: ...i taglienti come coltelli od oggetti appuntiti Assicurarsi che non si verifichino penetrazioni di acqua o di altri liquidi all interno del motore Non immergere il motore nei liquidi Pulire il ventilat...

Page 30: ...onsumo di energia in modalit spento Livello di potenza acustica del ventilatore Velocit massima dell aria Norma di misurazione del valore di servizio SIMBOLO VALORE IEC 60879 1986 corr 1992 UNIT REQUI...

Page 31: ...riododitemporagionevoleesenzamaggioriinconvenientiperilconsumatore 3 La riparazione sospender il calcolo del periodo di due anni per dichiarare la mancanza di conformit del bene fino alla consegna del...

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Page 33: ...ectric shock and personal injury Before using the appliance check that the voltage of your appliance corresponds to the voltage of your mains supply Do not plug the fan into the mains until it has bee...

Page 34: ...the fan in a damp place or where there is a lot of moisture such as in a bathroom Do not use the fan near a bathtub shower or swimming pool Do not use the fan in or beside a window Rain can cause an...

Page 35: ...near fire To minimise any risk of fire or electrocution do not use the fan with a speed controller a frequency converter an electric programmer or any other device that can operate the fan automatica...

Page 36: ...ser unless they are 8 years old or above and are supervised Keep the appliance and cord out of the reach of children under 8 years old The appliance can be used by people with reduced physical sensory...

Page 37: ...ourself This will avoid unnecessary risks In the event of abnormal situations turn off the appliance immediately and contact the seller Warning After assembly it is strictly forbidden to remove the gu...

Page 38: ...38 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Pass the power cord through the center of the base halves and then assemble the fan base...

Page 39: ...artment cover again The batteries should not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunlight fire etc Incorrect use of the batteries may result in an electrolyte leakage that will have a corrosive effec...

Page 40: ...remote control a Turn on off the fan Press this button to turn on the fan Press it again to turn the fan off b Speed function L M H Each time you press the Speed button the speed will cycle between t...

Page 41: ...times timer is set to 4hrs press 4 times timer is set to 8 hrs press 5 times timer function is off e M1 M2 function M1 refer to natural wind function while M2 refer to sleeping wind function Press M1...

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Page 43: ...s such as knives or sharp objects to clean the appliance Do not let any water or other liquid get inside the motor Do not submerge the motor in liquids Clean the fan thoroughly and put it back into it...

Page 44: ...mode power consumption Fan sound power level Maximum air velocity Measurement standard for service value SYMBOL VALUE IEC 60879 1986 corr 1992 UNIT ECODESIGN INFORMATION REQUIREMENTS Commission Regula...

Page 45: ...for the consumer 2 It shall be carried out within a reasonable period of time and without causing the consumer great inconvenience 3 The repair shall suspend the counting of the two year period for r...

Page 46: ...I F A 95313888 Fabricado en China TELEFONO DE ATENCI N AL CONSUMIDOR 944 943 444 www eroski es Para desprenderse de este aparato no lo tire directamente a la papelera Ac jase al plan gratuito de recog...

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