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Usage and Storage Instructions
EN
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The available power levels are presented
indicatively.
MOVING OF THE APPLIANCE:
If the appliance has to be moved, switch it off by
the Heater switch and if a fan is available in your
appliance switch it off by the Fan switch. Take the
power plug out of the power socket, holding the
appliance handles with both hands, move it to its
new position, having in mind that the appliance must
get cold (cooled down) before doing this. Moving
hot appliances may lead to undesired consequences
for the user like burns or entering of inflammable
materials entering the panel heater during its
movement.
DESCRIPTION OF MAIN PARTS:
A.
Left end cap of the panel heater
B.
Handle
C.
Right end cap of the panel heater
D.
Signal lamp
E.
Heating adjustment switch
F.
Thermostat switch
G.
Foundation of the appliance
H.
Protection grille
I.
Power cord
A
H
C
D
E
F
I
G
B
IN-BUILT OVERTURN (FALL) PROTECTION SWITCH
The panel heater has got an in-built overturn protection
switch. In case the panel heater overturns, the power
supply will be stopped. Let the panel heater cool down
and then put it into upright position again. The appliance
will restore its normal operation.
AUTOMATIC SAFETY STOP
There is an in-built device in the panel heater (self-
restoring thermal switch), which actuates automatically
and switches off the panel heater in case of overheating.
The thermal switch will restore its normal state when the
appliance temperature decreases to its normal level.
Important!
It is possible during initial operation of the
appliance a specific odour to be emitted. This is
normal at the initial period of operation. Ensure
that the panel heater is used in a well-ventilated
room and let it work until the odour disappears.
You may hear a specific sound resembling
popping until the panel heater warms up. This is
normal and the panel heater operates in normal
mode. As soon as the panel heater warms up this
sound will disappear.
CLEANING
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It is compulsory first to switch off the appliance and
disconnect its power cord from the socket. Before
starting cleaning the panel heater you should wait
until it cools down after disconnecting it from the
power socket.
•
Clean the body of the appliance with a damp cloth,
vacuum cleaner or soft brush.
•
Never immerse the appliance into water – there is
danger to your life from electric shock!
•
Never use petrol, thinner or coarse abrasive
products for cleaning because they will damage the
surface coating of the appliance.
STORAGE
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Before putting away the panel heater let it cool
down after disconnecting it from the power socket.
•
Use the original packing for storing the panel heater
if it will not be used for a certain period of time. The
product is protected from excessive dust and dirt
when it is kept in its original packing.
•
Never put a hot appliance into its packing!
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The product is necessary to be stored at a dry place
away from direct sunlight.
•
It is explicitly forbidden to store the appliance in
wet or damp premises.
PRODUCT PACKING SET INCLUDES:
Panel heater
1 pc.
Castors
2 pcs.
Manual
1 pc.
Guarantee certificate
1 pc.
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE APPLIANCE:
Model
Rated power
Rated voltage
Rated fre-
quency
MC2012
2000W
220-240V~
50Hz
Warning: in order to avoid
overheating, do not cover the appliance!
Environment protection instructions
Old electric appliances contain valuable materials
and therefore should not be disposed of as domestic
waste! We ask you for your active cooperation to
protect the resources and the environment by
submitting your appliance to organized buy-back
stations (if there are such).
Summary of Contents for MC 2012
Page 6: ...6 BG MC 2012 3 3 8 3 8 8 a 100...
Page 7: ...7 BG 1 1 100 I e 1000W II 2000W 2000W...
Page 8: ...8 BG anti frost I II 5 2 a A B C D E F G H I A H C D E F I G B...
Page 9: ...9 BG 1 2 1 1 MC2012 2000W 220 240V 50Hz...
Page 19: ...19 GR MC 2012 3 3 8 on off 3 8 8 OFF 0 100...
Page 20: ...20 GR 1 1 convector 100 C Convector covector I 1000W II 2000W 2000W...
Page 22: ...22 GR 1 2 1 1 MC2012 2000W 220 240V 50Hz...
Page 32: ...32 RU MC 2012 3 3 8 3 8 8 100...
Page 33: ...33 RU 1 1 100 I 1000W II 2000W 2000W...
Page 34: ...34 RU HI anti frost I II 5 2 A B C D E F G H I A H C D E F I G B...
Page 35: ...35 RU 1 2 1 1 MC2012 2000W 220 240V 50Hz...
Page 49: ...49 RS 2012 Djeca manje od tri godine treba osim ako pod nadzorom 3 8 3 8 OFF 0 100...
Page 50: ...50 RS 1 1 100...
Page 51: ...51 RS HL anti frost I II 5 2 A B C D E F G H I A H C D E F I G B...
Page 52: ...52 RS 1 2 1 1 MC2012 2000W 220 240V 50Hz...
Page 53: ...53 UA MC 2012 i i i i 3 3 8 i 3 8 8 i i 100 i i i i i i...
Page 56: ...56 UA i i 1 i 2 i i 1 1 I I MC2012 2000 230 50 i i i i i...
Page 61: ...e 61 MK MC 2012 3 3 8 3 8 8 100...
Page 62: ...62 e MK 1 m 1 m 100 I e 1000W II 2000W 2000W Thermostat knob...
Page 63: ...e 63 MK anti frost I II 5 2 J K L M N O P Q R A H C D E F I G B...
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