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ILO North America
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5410 West Roosevelt Road
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Unit 205
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60644
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Chicago
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Phone: +1(312) 508 8600
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Website: http://www.ilo-international.com/
12. Maintaining Your ILO Heating Panel
The ILO Heating Panels are maintenance free during normal operation. In dusty conditions, it is
possible the heaters will require cleaning. Refer to the cleaning instructions below for the correct
procedure.
12.1 Cleaning Your ILO Heating Panel
1. Switch off, unplug the heater from the outlet, and wait 30 minutes to allow the heater to
cool down to ambient temperature.
2. After ensuring the heater surface is cool, clean the heater surface using a damp cloth. Do
not use any strong detergents when cleaning the heater. Only use a cloth lightly moistened
with clean water.
3. Do not spray the heater with water or allow water to enter the heater. Keep all electrical
connections dry at all times.
4. Allow the heater surface to dry completely before plugging the cord into an outlet.
CAUTION!
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK - DO NOT
OPEN - NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS
INSIDE
As the ILO Heating Panels are maintenance free it is not required for a user to ever open the heater.
The heating panels are secured by rivets to prevent unauthorized opening. No user serviceable parts are
contained within. In the event of a failure, please return the heater to a service representative. See
the
Return Procedure
on page 21 for more information.
12.2 Storing Your ILO Heating Panel
In normal operation, the heater can be left permanently mounted ready for immediate use. If the
heater needs to be removed for storage during the summer period then follow the instructions
detailed below.
1. Switch off heater and unplug from outlet. If the heater was in use then wait at least 30
minutes to allow heater to cool. Refer to page 13 for instructions on how to remove the
heater from the mounting brackets.
2. Coil power cord no tighter than a diameter of 1 foot (30cm). Use a removable tie to keep
coil intact during storage. Do not kink or damage cord.
3. Store the heater in a dry, dust free location and protect it from mechanical damage.
4. Cover the heater with protective sheeting if the storage environment is inclement.
