Before using the product for the first time, please read the
instructions for use below and retain them for later reference.
The original instructions were written in the Hungarian language.
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children)
with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of
experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or
instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their
safety. Children should be supervised at all times to ensure that they do not play
with the appliance.
Do not cover!
TROUBLESHOOTING
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all-mountable PTC* fan heater for heating the atmosphere of indoor premises
s
electable power output (1000 / 2000W)
o
perating modes: cold, warm and hot air
b
uilt-in
WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS
thermostat
o
verheating protection 7
,
5-hour timer
t
emperature display
i
ndicator LEDs
1.
Confirm that the appliance has not been damaged in transit.
r
emote controller
2.
Mount the unit only on vertical surfaces.
FEATURES (Figure 1)
3.
When locating and mounting the unit, please take into account the wall material and its bearing
1.
c
old air inlet
capacity.
2.
h
eated air outlets
4.
The heater should be mounted at a height of least 1.8 meters above the floor.
3.
m
ains switch
5.
Never locate the unit directly in corners and observe the minimum mounting distances indicated
4.
p
ower cable
in Figure 2. Always observe the health and safety regulations valid in the country of use.
5.
m
ounting points
6.
Before powering on the appliance, confirm that the unit is mounted securely on the wall.
6.
s
crews & studs
7.
The appliance must not be used with programmable timers, timer switches or stand-alone remote
controlled systems that can automatically turn the unit on because any covering or improper
7.
F
UNCTION
setting
location of the unit can cause a fire hazard.
8.
T
IMER
8.
The appliance should be used as intended for heating air, not for general heating purposes.
9.
i
ndicator LEDs
9.
The stream of hot air should not be aimed directly at curtains or other flammable materials.
10.
t
emperature display
10.
Do not locate near flammable materials. (min. 100
cm)
11.
IR remote sensor
11.
Do not use in locations where flammable vapors or explosive dust may be present. Do not use
12.
ON/OFF
switch
near flammable materials or in potentially explosive atmospheres.
13.
t
emperature setting
+, -
12.
Operate only under constant supervision.
14.
HEAT
selector
13.
Do not operate unattended in the presence of children.
15.
TIMER
14.
Only for indoor use, in a dry place. Protect from humidity (e.g. bathrooms, swimming pools).
16.
RESET
15.
It is PROHIBITED to use the unit near bathtubs, basins, showers, swimming pools or saunas.
WALL MOUNTING AND SETUP procedure
16.
It is prohibited to use the appliance in motor vehicles or in confined spaces such as elevators.
1.
Before switching on for the first time, carefully remove the packaging material taking care not to
17.
When not planning to use the unit for an extended period of time, switch it off then remove the
damage the appliance and power cable. Do not use the product if it is damaged in any way.
power plug from the outlet.
2.
The unit may only be used indoors in dry conditions.
18.
Always remove power from the heater before relocating it.
3.
The free flow of warm air must be ensured for proper operation, therefore, please select the location for
19.
Do not locate the appliance directly below a wall outlet.
wall mounting according to
Figure 2.
Do not locate the appliance directly below a wall outlet.
20.
If any irregular operation is detected (e.g., unusual noise or burnt odor from unit), immediately
4.
In order to insert the wall studs, drill holes of appropriate size into the wall, at least 180 cm from the floor,
switch it off and remove the power plug.
along a horizontal line and 46 cm from each other.
21.
Make sure that no foreign objects or liquid can enter the unit through the openings.
5.
Insert the studs into the holes then drive the enclosed screws into the studs so that the screw heads
22.
Protect from dust, humidity, sunlight and direct heat radiation.
extend approx. 7 mm from the wall surface.
23.
Power off the unit by unplugging it from the electric outlet prior to cleaning.
6.
Hang the unit’s rear panel onto the screw heads, moving it slightly to the left then down. Confirm that
24.
Do not touch the unit or the power cable with wet hands.
the heater is hanging securely on the wall.
25.
The appliance may only be connected to properly grounded 230VAC/50Hz electric wall outlets.
7.
Verify that the unit’s mains switch (8) is in the OFF “0” position.
26.
Unwind the power cable completely.
8.
Plug the unit’s standard grounded AC power cable into a grounded wall outlet.
27.
Do not use extension cords or power strips to connect the unit.
9.
Insert 2 size AAA (1
,
5
V) alkaline batteries into the remote controller. Insert the battery observing the
28.
Do not lead the power cable on top of the appliance or near the air inlets and hot air outlets.
polarity. This completes the setup of the appliance.
29.
The appliance should be located so as to allow easy access and removal of the power plug.
OPERATION
30.
The unit is intended for household use. No industrial use is permitted.
The appliance can be controlled using the remote controller or via the control panel buttons.
The appliance can be turned on using the mains switch (3). The unit emits a beep and the
LED
illuminates.
Functions of the FUNCTION button on the unit
Covering the unit can
cause overheating, fire
or electric shock!
Do not remove power until the appliance stops automatically because doing so will damage it.
The TIMER button on the appliance or the remote controller can be used to set the remaining operating
time, in 0.5-hour increments up to 7
,
5 hours. The
TIMER
setting will automatically clear when the unit is
switched off.
The appliance can be switched
on or off
using the button on the remote controller. The
HEAT
button is
used to select heating stage I (1000
W) or II (2000
W). The
+ and –
buttons are used to increase or
decrease the reference temperature to be achieved, which the unit shows in flashing numbers. A
constant display shows the current reference temperature.
The reference temperature provides
information on the status of the appliance and can vary from the ambient temperature depending on the
operating conditions. The unit’s
thermostat
will turn on heating modes I or II selected in advance when
the ambient air temperature falls below the value set. As the set temperature is reached, the heating
elements turn off while the fan continues to operate. The remote controller’s
RESET
button has no effect
on this function.
Battery disposal
In the event of overheating, the
overheating protection function
will switch off the unit, for example,
when the air inlets and outlets are covered. Power off the unit by unplugging it from the electric outlet.
Do not dispose of used batteries with normal communal waste. The user is obliged under law to
Allow the appliance to cool (for at least 30 minutes). Check whether the air inlets and outlets are
take any used or dead batteries to the local collection facility or point of original purchase. This
obstructed or not, and clean them if necessary. Switch on the unit again. If the overheating protection
allows the environmentally friendly disposal of batteries.
activates again, power off the unit by unplugging it from the electric outlet and contact the service facility.
SPECIFICATIONS
CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
p
ower supply:
. . . . . . . . .
230V / 50 Hz
In order to ensure optimum functioning, the unit may require cleaning at least once a month, depending
r
ated power:
. . . . . . . . . .
1000 / 2000 W
on the manner of use and degree of contamination.
m
ax. output:
. . . . . . . . . .
2000 W
1. Switch off and power off the unit by unplugging it from the electric outlet prior to cleaning.
IP protection:
. . . . . . . . .
IP20: Not protected from ingress of water.
2. Allow the appliance to cool (for at least 30 minutes).
s
ize of heater:
. . . . . . . . .
82
x
21
x
11 cm
3. Use a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment to clean the air inlet and outlet openings.
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eight:
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,2
kg
4. Use a slightly moistened cloth to clean the unit’s exterior. Do not use any aggressive cleaners. Avoid
getting water inside of and on the electric components of the appliance.
l
ength of power cable:
. .
1,45 m
s
ound pressure: . . . . . . .
dB(A)
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•
•
•
•
•
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•
Caution: Risk of electric shock!
Do not attempt to disassemble of modify the unit or its accessories. In case any part is
damaged, immediately power off the unit and seek the assistance of a specialist.
In the event that the power cable should become damaged, it should only be replaced by the
manufacturer, its service facility or similarly qualified personnel.
Do not discard with communal waste. At the end of its life, dispose of product at a facility
specializing in the collection of electronic waste. If you have any question or remark in connection
with this, contact the seller or local waste management organization. By doing so, you will protect
the environment as well as the health of others and yourself.
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FKF 2000 LED
wall-mounted fan heater
* The PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient) is a ceramic polycrystalline semiconductor doped with barium and titanium. Its true advantage lies in that it possesses
no temperature self-regulation properties so no precautions need to be taken against overheating, in addition to the unit being significantly energy efficient.
Cause
t
he unit does not heat in heating mode
t
he unit does not respond to pressing the RESET button
t
he overheating protection activates frequently
t
he unit does not respond to the remote controller’s signal
Solution
check the section
on overheating
protection
check the thermostat setting
n
ot a malfunction
clean the appliance
check the remote controller batteries
i
ndicator LED
FAN illuminates
FAN and I illuminate
FAN and II illuminate
FAN blinks (30 sec)
p
ress
n
o. 1
n
o.
2
n
o.
3
n
o.
4
s
witched function
f
an
h
eating, stage I (1000 W)
h
eating, stage I
I
(2000 W)
c
ooling, power off