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EN
y
Children younger than 3 years of age should be preven-
ted from accessing the appliance unless they are under
constant supervision.
Children from 3 to 8 years of age must only turn this
appliance on/off under the condition that it is located or
installed in its intended normal operating position and
that they are under supervision or were informed about
the safe operation of the appliance and understand
the potential hazards. Children from 3 to 8 years of age
must not insert the plug into the power socket, regulate
or clean the appliance or carry out maintenance perfor-
med by the user.
It is conceded that seriously handicapped persons may
have needs outside the level specified by European
norms (EN 60335-1, EN 60335-2-30).
•
ATTENTION
y
Certain parts of this product may become very hot and
cause burns. Special attention should be paid when
children and handicapped people are present.
•
WARNING
y
To prevent overheating, do not cover the heater, namely
in no way limit the inflow and outflow of air. Locating
the air heating (ventilation) unit is shown in fig. 3.
DO NOT COVER
VI. Cleaning
and maintenance
y
The surface of the fireplace, including the window into
the fireplace is made from plastic that is damaged by
organic solvents, e.g. acetone or degreasing agents
on the basis of organic solvents. Prevent the fireplace
from coming into contact with organic solvents or their
fumes.
To clean the fireplace, use a damp wrung-out textile
dipped in water. Prevent water from entering the device.
To clean the window into the fireplace, use dampened
tissues for cleaning eye glasses or optical devices.
y
Do not use cleaning products containing abrasives to
clean the fireplace - this would scratch the surface of
the fireplace.
VII. Packaging materials
y
Throw packaging materials into a container for the
respective sorted waste.
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
AT THE END OF ITS LIFETIME
y
According to Directive (EU) 2012/19, unusable electrical
appliances must not be thrown out with communal
waste, but rather handed over for ecological disposal at
an electrical equipment collection point because they
contain substances that are hazardous
to the environment. You can find infor-
mation about waste collection points
and waste collection conditions for
electrical equipment from your vendor
or at your local town council office.
y
It meets the respective EU
harmonisation legal directives.
III. Attaching the feet
y
Prior to putting the fireplace into operation, screw the
feet in the orientation shown in fig. 1 into the under-
side of the fireplace.
IV. Operating the fireplace
y
Prior to connecting the power cord plug into a el. power
socket, first check that the power plug, the insulation
of the power cord or parts of the fireplace are not
damaged. In the event that they are damaged, do not
connect the fireplace to an el. power socket and arrange
replacement for a flawless unit from an authorised
service centre for the Extol® brand (the service locations
can be found at the website at the start of the user‘s
manual).
•
ATTENTION
y
Prior to inserting the power cord of the fireplace into an
el. power socket, first check that the voltage in the soc-
ket is 220-240 V ~50/60 Hz. The fireplace is intended to
be powered using the specified voltage at the specified
frequency.
•
WARNING
y
When using the fireplace, follow the safety instructions
in chapter V. (safety instructions).
FIREPLACE OPERATING CONTROLS
y
The fireplace operating controls on both fireplace
models have the same function. Location of controls
and numbering for explanation of their meaning is
provided in fig. 2.
Fig. 2, position-description of the function of the
controls:
1. Power switch for turning the fireplace on/off
2. Button „I“ for turning the low heating power on/off.
3. Button „II“ for turning the high heating power on/off.
4. Thermostat knob for setting the temperature in the room
To turn on the fireplace, set the On/Off switch to position „I“.
If heating is not turned on using button „I“ and „II“,
setting the power switch to position „I“ will only make the
fireplace light up as a decoration.
To turn on the lower heating power, set button „I“. To turn
on the high heating power, button „I“ must be set and at
the same time also button „II“ must be set. Setting button
„II“ without setting button „I“ will not turn on the high
heating power.
y
The fireplace cannot be in operation with the heating
turned on and the decoration light turned off.
y
The temperature control knob (fig. 2, position 4) can be
used to control the air temperature in the room when
the fireplace is set to the heating mode.
V. Safety instructions
for using the fireplace
y
The heater is designed for indoor use only
(in indoor areas). It is necessary to protect it
against rain and the entry of water.
y
Do not use the heater in the direct vicinity
of a bath, shower or swimming pool.
Protect the heater against entry of water.
y
Locate the heater and operate it on a horizontal and
stable surface.
y
Do not use the heater if it has fallen. Do not use the
heater if it has visible signs of damage.
y
In no way limit air flow through the heating system
when the heating mode is turned on.
y
Do not operate the fireplace in an environment that is
flammable or has an explosive atmosphere.
•
WARNING
y
Do not use the heater in small rooms if they are inha-
bited by persons that are incapable of leaving this
room on their own unless they are under permanent
supervision.
•
WARNING
y
To limit the fire hazard, keep textiles, curtains or any
other flammable material at a distance of at least 1 m
from the air outlet.
y
The heater must not be located directly underneath
a power socket.
