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Overheating safety device
To prevent the damage and risk of overheating, the built-in overheating safety device
cuts off the power supply as soon as the heating elements become too hot. If this should
happen:
First ensure that it is not the thermostat that has switched off the heater. Set the
thermostat to maximum position. If the heater does not switch back on, the safety device
has been activated.
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Remove the main plug from the wall socket.
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Let the heater cool down for 30 minutes.
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Check if the heater had been placed correctly.
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Check if anything is obstructing the airflow.
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If necessary, clean the grilles with a vacuum cleaner.
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Replace the plug into the wall socket and switch the heater on again.
If the safety device switches off the heater again:
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Remove the mains plug from the wall socket.
Have the heater inspected by a Service Centre or by your dealer.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
This appliance is for household use only and is not user-serviceable.
Do not open or change any parts by yourself. Please refer to a qualified electrical
service department or return to the supplier if servicing is necessary.
Always remember to unplug the unit from the electrical outlet when not in use
and before cleaning. Ensure that the setting control
is set to “0”.
The body of the fan heater should be cleaned with a damp cloth. Do not let water
enter the appliance or the stand.
Do not use bleach or other abrasive substance or solvents to clean your
appliance as it can be damaging to the finish.
Do not immerse the fan heater in water or any other liquid, or hold it under a
running tap to clean.
Clean the air inlet and outlet grilles regularly using the brush attachment of a
vacuum cleaner.