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5) When the desired room temperature has been reached, the thermostat knob should be turned
slowly anti-clockwise until the thermostat is heard to click off. After this the heater will keep
the air temperature in the room at the set temperature by switching on and off automatically.
6) In it’s minimum (fully anti-clockwise) position, the thermostat provides a frost guard position.
In this position (depending on the size of the room) the heater will maintain the temperature
above freezing.
fan Operation
This is operated by means of the fan switch with the fan symbol along side it. The fan will only
operate with the thermostat in the “on” position and can be used when the heating elements are
“on” to blow warm air into the room. In warm conditions the fan can be used with the heating
elements “off” to blow cool air into the room.
wALL MOUNTING (while use the heater as fixed appliance)
The heater is supplied with 4 off each fixing brackets, screws and plastic wall plugs to enable
it to be mounted onto a wall if required. If it is decided to mount the heater on the wall, the feet
should not be fitted. The position must be chosen carefully. It must not be in front of or below
a power socket. It must not be below a shelf, curtains or any other obstruction. Also refer to the
safety instructions overleaf. Having decided on the location of the heater it is necessary to drill
2 fixing holes 8mm diameter by 43mm deep at 0,46 m centres on a horizontal line at a minimum
height of 400mm from the floor (Fig. Minimum distance). Allowance must be made for any floor
coverings, carpet etc and if any skirting boards are present, the fixing holes must be a minimum
of 400mm above the top edge of the skirting board. Using the plastic plugs and fixing screws
provided, attach 2 of the fixing brackets to the wall (Fig. 1). The other pair of fixing brackets must
be attached to the base of the heater using the feet retaining screws so that the brackets project
out at the rear of the heater and space the bottom edge away from the wall. If required, these
brackets may also be secured to the wall using the remaining fixing screws and plastic wall
plugs.
If this option is chosen it is suggested that the heater is hung on the upper brackets and the
hole positions for the lower brackets is then marked on the wall, prior to drilling the holes for
attachment purposes.
Convector is not designed for installation in bathrooms and similar spaces.
Fig. 1
Minimum distance