Olsberg Corona Series, Manual

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General points
Olsberg electric convector units can be used in many
different direct-heating applications. Their elegant
shape, ease of operation, high heating capacity and
reliability all serve to make them a cut above the rest.
These convector units are fitted with operating
switches and temperature regulators, thus making
them ideal as frost-prevention devices.
Please ensure that you read the information in this
manual thoroughly before proceeding. The information
included covers important points relating to safety,
installation procedures, operation and maintenance of
the unit.
Please note that the manufacturer can accept no li-
ability whatsoever in the event of failure to observe
the instructions given below. These devices must not
be used for any purpose other than that for which they
have been designed.
The packaging on you high-performance Olsberg unit,
which has been kept to a bare minimum to avoid
waste, consists mainly of recyclable materials.
All items of packaging and unit components are identi-
fied where legally stipulated and/or possible in order
to make eventual scrapping, recycling or disposal
easier.
IMPORTANT: Ensure that all packaging materials,
discarded replacement parts and
(eventually) the unit itself and its com-
ponents are correctly disposed of.
Important notes
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Olsberg electric convector units are designed to
conform to all relevant safety standards and regu-
lations.
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All repairs and maintenance work MUST be carried
out by a qualified service engineer.
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Ensure that national standards are observed.
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Local safety regulations should also be taken into
account.
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When installing the device in a bathroom, ensure
that no switch or other operating control can be
reached by a person in the bath or shower.
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DO NOT cover the device (fire hazard).
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The temperature regulator cannot be used to dis-
connect the device from the mains supply. Discon-
nection can ONLY be carried out by removing the
plug.
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Observe the minimum clearances indicated.
Minimum clearances
Safety considerations require that the following mini-
mum clearances be maintained with respect to items
of furniture and other inflammable objects:
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From cover.......................... 1 0cm
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From side panels ................ 1 0cm
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From floor ........................... 1 5cm
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From front panel ................. 50cm
(hot-air outlet)
The wall-fixing bracket creates a rear-panel clearance
of 22mm.