Italkero Poster PE t1 30, Installation And Technical Manual

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We like to remember that, products that use combustion
or electrical energy there is security rule to observe
before operating.
Do not allow children to be near the convector.
It is prohibited to turn on an electrical device if there
is a gas smell.
In this case:
- Open windows and door.
- Close the gas tap.
- Call a Technical Service Assistance.
It is prohibited to touch the convector with wet hand
or other parts of your body.
-Electrical Hazard: Do not touch the convector with
wet feet or other part of your body.
It is prohibited to clean the convector when it is run-
ning.
It is prohibited to pull, remove and wring electric
wires outside the convector also if the electrical
supply is turned off.
It is prohibited place over the convector, towels, tea
clothes and other could be cause of inefficiency or
also source of hazard.
It is prohibited to leave paper, plastic, or other things
of the convector box outside within a child
ʼ s reach.
It is prohibited to disperse and leave packaging com-
ponents for the children handy.
It could be potential source of hazard.
Check if there is everything in the packing. In case of
messing pieces call the Agent that sold you the
apparatus.
The convector installation has to be done by a quali-
fied person or by a qualified enterprise that has
received a qualification. The enterprise has to relea-
se you the installation conformity statement tells you
the work is correctly done, and follows the safety
rules laws, “of the 5 March1990 n 46”.
The convector has to do the work that it has been
projected for; if this is not respected there is no war-
ranty.
If the convector is going to be shut down for a long
period of time, the following steps should be taken:
-Position the main switch that is on the control panel
to the “off” position.
-Position the general or wall switch to the “off” posi-
tion and unplug the electrical cord.
Close the gas tap.
This book is a part of the convector, please read and
save all instructions for future reference.
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GENERAL
GENERAL INFORMATIONS
SAFETY RULES