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- Be aware that the heater may become hot during
operation, so place it on a stable, horizontal, heat
resistant surface (e.g., stone, marble, tile) out of reach
of children and away from flammable materials (such as
curtains) to allow easy access and removal of the power
plug! Never locate the appliance directly in corners and
observe the minimum mounting distances.
WARNING:
Do not cover! Covering the appliance can cause overheating, fire or electric shock!
- The heater is designed exclusively for air heating. Any other use is considered a case of misuse. The user /
operator and not the manufacturer will be responsible for any damage or injury caused by this misuse.
- Do not put the machine in basement or use it under ground level, to avoid danger.
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NOT TO BE USED FOR HEATING HABITABLE AREAS OR DOMESTIC PREMISES, FOR USE IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
REFER TO NATIONAL REGULATIONS.
- The stream of hot air should not be aimed directly at gas cylinder or other flammable materials.
Place the gas cylinder in a safe place (behind the device).
- Do not fill fuel tank while heater is in operation, make sure the heater stopped and the flame extinguished
before you fill the tank. Filling while in operation may result causing fire.
- Use and store gas cylinder in accordance with applicable regulations.
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Do not locate the appliance directly below or next to a wall outlet. The electrical outlet must not be exposed
to hot air from the heater.
- Never use the heater without installed the protective cover.
- Don’t use the appliance in place with combustible powder (wastepaper, wood crumbs, fibre scraps),if these
powder are sucked in the heater and heated up, flake and spark may be ejected out and cause fire and burning
danger.
- Never block air inlet or heating part, it can cause abnormal burning and fire.
- Always provide adequate ventilation during the use. Only use the appliance in well ventilated area, the air must
be regular exchanged during the use (at least 2x for 1h). Inadequate burning caused by oxygen shortage can
cause carbon monoxide poisoning. Minimum ventilation requirements: When the appliance is used in inner
room, make sure the room space is no less than 50 m
3
.
- In the case of use appliance in hazardous conditions, at least one person must be responsible for its operation
and prevent from contacting appliance with combustible materials. After finish operation, the responsible
person must wait until the appliance has cooled down completely before leaving the work place. Maintain this
procedure especially if the appliance is used in rooms where there is insufficient ventilation.
- Don’t use spay products at the location where the heater is used, the gas from the spay tin can cause danger
of fire and explosion.
- Never immerse the heater into the water or any other liquid. There is a risk of electric shock. Clean the
machine according to the instructions in parts "Cleaning and maintenance". Any amount of water that gets
inside the machine can damage it.
- If the appliance does not turn on or the flame is insufficient, make sure that there is sufficient fresh air
circulation or that the fan is not blocked before attempting to turn it on again.
- Protective grille prevents direct contact of the heating elements. It is forbidden to use the heater without a
properly installed protective grille! The protective grille does not provide complete protection for young
children and elderly or sick people!
Do not leave the heater unattended during operation!
Do not insert any
objects through the heater's protective grille or inside the heater.
- Never touch the grille and metal parts of the heater during operation and immediately after switching off the
