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Quick Start Guide

Hints/Tips to Retain Heat in 

Your Home

• 

Don’t overheat your home. The 

temperature of a heated room in 

winter should be 18-21°C

• 

Your heater will work more 

efficiently if you stick to Kambrook’s 

recommended clearance spaces

• 

Choose the right size heater for the 

room type you want to heat

• 

Zone off unoccupied rooms by 

closing doors and only heat the 

main living areas

• 

Fit window coverings like curtains to 

halve winter heat loss

• 

Put draft stoppers, such as a rolled 

up towel, at the bottom of outside 

doorways to keep out cold air

• 

Keep the heat in and the cold 

out by installing wall and ceiling 

insulation.

• 

Avoid placing items too close to the 

heater (both at the front and back) 

for optimal air flow

Turning the 

heater on

Setting 

the heat 

temperature

Turning the 

heater off

Plug the cord 

into a 230V or 

240V power 

point and 

switch on.

Set the Heat 

Setting dial to 

the OFF position.

Turn the Heat 

Setting dial to 

setting 1 or 2. 

Turn the heater off 

by turning the Heat 

Setting dial to the 

OFF position.

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Summary of Contents for KFH500

Page 1: ...Upright Fan Heater KFH500 Instruction Booklet KFH500_IB_FA indd 1 12 10 09 9 49 AM...

Page 2: ...he event that you need some assistance with your Kambrook appliance please contact our Customer Service Department on 1300 139 798 Australia or 09 271 3980 New Zealand Alternatively visit us on our we...

Page 3: ...tents Kambrook Recommends p4 Safety First Your Upright p6 Fan Heater Quick Start Guide p7 Using Your Upright p8 Fan Heater Care and Cleaning p10 Warranty Details p12 KFH500_IB_FA indd 3 12 10 09 9 49...

Page 4: ...sion is necessary when this heater is used by or near children invalids or animals Important this heater is intended for floor use only Do not mount on ceiling or walls Do not leave heater unattended...

Page 5: ...f the heater and return to Kambrook or an authorised service agent for inspection or repair Important Safeguards For All Electrical Appliances Fully unwind the power cord before use Do not let the pow...

Page 6: ...ThermoGuard protection for peace of mind 3 Convenient carry handle 4 Cord wrap for convenient cord storage 5 Safety tip over cut out switch not shown Control Panel 6 2 heat settings plus fan only set...

Page 7: ...lve winter heat loss Put draft stoppers such as a rolled up towel at the bottom of outside doorways to keep out cold air Keep the heat in and the cold out by installing wall and ceiling insulation Avo...

Page 8: ...gain Before First Use Remove any promotional material and packaging from the heater Unwind the cord to its full length and place the heater on a firm level surface in a stable upright position Visuall...

Page 9: ...ing turn off the heater and inspect the air inlet and outlet for blockages Wait at least five minutes for the protection system to reset before attempting to restart the heater If the heater fails to...

Page 10: ...collected dust or dirt inside the unit or around the elements have the unit cleaned by a qualified service agent Do not operate the heater in this condition Do not attempt to open the case of the heat...

Page 11: ...11 Notes KFH500_IB_FA indd 11 12 10 09 9 49 AM...

Page 12: ...sumable items and normal wear and tear This Kambrook Replacement Warranty is void if there is evidence of the product being tampered with by unauthorised persons If the product includes one or a numbe...

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