Swift 2005 MH, Owner'S Handbook Manual

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Equipment Details
The electric heater can also be operated
without the Trumavent fans.
WARNING: Due to the design, the heater
front case will become hot during
operation. The operator is obliged to
ensure that due care is taken to protect
third parties (small children in
particular).
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Before operating the heater for the first
time it is essential to observe the
operating instructions, enclosed with
the heater.
Control panel with thermostat
a = Rotary switch "Off"
b = Rotary switch "On"
power settings:
500 - 1000 - 2000 W
c = Rotary control knob for room
temperature (illuminated by green
indicator lamp "operation")
Switching On
Attention: Before switching on, ensure that
the fuse protection for the power supply of
the campsite is sufficient for the selected
power setting (b) (see Technical Data).
Important: The electric feed line for the
caravan must be fully unwound from the
cable drum.
1. To switch on, turn the rotary switch to the
desired output level (b).
2. Set rotary control knob (c) to the desired
room temperature.
The thermostat setting on the operating
element (1-9) must be determined
individually depending on the heating
requirement and the type of vehicle. For an
average room temperature of about 23°C,
we recommend a thermostat setting of
about 6 -8.
The electric heater can also be operated
without the Trumavent fans.
If the heater is operated simultaneously with
electricity and gas, the electrical unit will
switch itself off before overheating occurs as
a result of the stronger gas burner.
Switching off
Switch the heating system off at the rotary
switch (a).
IMPORTANT OPERATING NOTES
1. Repairs may only be carried out by an
expert.
2. The heater's hot air outlet should under
no circumstances be blocked. Never
hang clothes or similar in front of or on
top of the heater to dry. This could cause
serious damage to the heater as a result
of overheating. Do not place inflammable
materials near the heater! Please observe
these instructions for your own safety.
3. The performance of the room thermostat
will be affected if temporarily covered or
obstructed.
4. When operating a brand-new heater for
the first time (or after it has been idle for a
lengthy period) you may temporarily
notice a slight smoke and smell. We
advise running the heater at full power
and thoroughly ventilating the room.
5. Any modifications to the appliance or the
use of spare parts and accessories
important for operation which are not
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