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AFTER SALES SUPPORT

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Parts List Diagram

1. Power Dial

2. Thermostat Dial

3. Tip Over Switch (not shown)

4. Carry Handle

5. Air Outlet Grille

6. Heating Element

7. Air Inlet Grille

8. Free Standing Feet

NOTE:

When moving the Fan Heater you may hear a knocking sound. This is the

sound of the tip over switch and is normal. It is a safety feature and not a product
fault.

Summary of Contents for IA4483

Page 1: ...DRUM FAN HEATER INSTRUCTION MANUAL IA4483 Please read and save all instructions to ensure safe and effective use of this Appliance...

Page 2: ...00 777 137 NZ 0800 824 556 service unclebills com au Contents General Information and Safety Instructions 03 Parts List Diagram 06 Before First Use 07 Operating Instructions 08 Other Useful Informatio...

Page 3: ...efore turning on ensure the electrical voltage and frequency of the circuit corresponds to those indicated on the rating label of the appliance 6 To protect against the risk of electric shock do not i...

Page 4: ...swimming pool 23 Improper installation may result in the risk of a fire electric shock and or injury to person 24 If the supply cord or plug is damaged do not use the appliance Please return to your...

Page 5: ...ng or manchester over the Fan Heater as it may cause a fire WARNING In order to avoid overheating do not cover the heater WARNING Do not use this heater in small rooms when they are occupied by person...

Page 6: ...hermostat Dial 3 Tip Over Switch not shown 4 Carry Handle 5 Air Outlet Grille 6 Heating Element 7 Air Inlet Grille 8 Free Standing Feet NOTE When moving the Fan Heater you may hear a knocking sound Th...

Page 7: ...ging material until you have made sure your new Fan Heater is undamaged and in good working order Plastic wrapping can be a suffocation hazard for babies and young children so ensure all packaging mat...

Page 8: ...ostat Dial To find a suitable thermostat setting for you first set the dial to the maximum position see Fig 2 When the desired room temperature has been reached the thermostat dial should be turned sl...

Page 9: ...Fan 1 Once the Fan Heater is ready to use place it on a stable flat surface Avoid placing on plush or shaggy carpet Ensure the power dial is in O Off position 2 Insert the plug into a power outlet an...

Page 10: ...y overheat protection is activated always check for visible obstructions of the air inlet Remove any obstruction or use a vacuum or soft cloth to remove any build up of dust that may be present NOTE E...

Page 11: ...exterior of the Fan Heater wipe over the surface with a soft damp cloth and dry thoroughly Do not use detergents or abrasive cleaners 2 To clean the front or rear grille and the motor air vents use a...

Page 12: ...rranty All warranty coverage extends only to the original retail purchaser from the date of purchase Please keep your receipt tax invoice or other proof of purchase This warranty does not extend to an...

Page 13: ...n met the consumer is to return the product to the place of purchase along with their proof of purchase and all costs involved with this will be the responsibility of the consumer Our sales and servic...

Page 14: ...14 AFTER SALES SUPPORT AU 1300 777 137 NZ 0800 824 556 service unclebills com au Notes...

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