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DURING USE
SWITCHING ON AND RUNNING THE HEATER
Position and set up the heater according to the previous instructions.
Check that the heater is safe for use and has no defects, paying particular attention to the heating
elements, the impeller and both finger guards.
Ensure there are no loose particles inside the heating chamber.
The heater can then be connected to the correct supply. The supply voltage should be within the
voltage range shown on the product type label.
Turn the heater on using the power switch.
CHECK THAT THE AIR IS FLOWING IN THE DIRECTION INDICATED BY THE ARROW ON TOP OF THE
HEATER. IF IT IS NOT FLOWING IN THIS DIRECTION SWITCH OFF THE HEATER. REFER TO TROUBLE
SHOOTING SECTION ON PAGE 10 & 11.
In cold conditions it may take up to 5 minutes before any warm air can be felt at the outlet.
The heater contains an automatically resetting thermostat which controls the temperature of the
discharged air.
If the heater stops functioning or does not switch on, it should be taken into safe area before
inspecting control box. The heater contains a manual-reset thermal cut-out and fuses, which may
stop the heater functioning in the event of a fault. Please refer to the trouble shooting section on page
11.
If the heater gets damaged during use it must be immediately disconnected from the supply and
removed to a safe area for inspection and test. Correct use of the equipment should help to ensure
that it is not damaged. If you would like more information on ancillary products, please contact the
Sales Team on
0845 844 4000
or
sales@saequip.com
.
To avoid risk of injury do not touch the finger guards during or immediately after use when they are
likely to be hot.
The fan blade rotates at high speed and care should be taken to ensure nothing protrudes through the
finger guards while the heater is running. Do not operate the heater with missing or damaged finger
guards.
AFTER USE
INSPECTION & MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
Operator is responsible to comply with the following regulations: EN60079-17 and EN60079-19