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Page 1: ... 2300W This product is only suitable for well insulated spaces or occasional use Convection Heater For Customer Services Spare Parts please call 0330 1230 597 Or visit us at www zanussiheatingandcooling uk PLEASE RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE ...

Page 2: ...ature Diagram 6 Base Assembly 7 Using your Convection Heater 8 12 Cleaning and Care 13 Problem Solving 14 Guarantee and Customer Services 15 Spare Parts 16 Connection to the Mains Supply 17 Specification 18 Notes 19 Disposable Information 20 CONTENTS Page 2 ...

Page 3: ...e scrapped The use of accessory attachments not recommended by the appliance manufacturer may cause fire electric shock or injury This appliance must not be immersed in any liquid To disconnect remove the plug from the mains outlet Do not pull the plug out by the cord Never remove parts from the appliance such as the feet screws and so on Never use the appliance near a bath shower or a swimming po...

Page 4: ...hich involves the removal of a cover which gives protection against exposure to electrical parts Warning Children of less than 3 years should be kept away unless continuously supervised Children aged from 3 years and less than 8 years shall only switch on off the appliance provided that it has been placed or installed in its intended normal operating position and they have been given supervision o...

Page 5: ...ed with a non re wireable plug If it is necessary to change the fuse in the plug the fuse cover must be refitted If the fuse cover becomes lost or damaged the plug must not be used until a suitable replacement is obtained If the plug has to be changed because it is not suitable for your socket or becomes damaged in any way it should be cut off and an appropriate plug fitted This should be carried ...

Page 6: ...es Spare Parts please call 0330 1230 597 Or visit us at www zanussiheatingandcooling uk 1 Air outlet 2 Control panel touch buttons LCD display 3 Handles 4 Power switch 5 Remote control holder 6 Feet 7 Remote control Page 6 1 3 6 4 2 5 7 ...

Page 7: ...t be fitted to the unit These are to be attached to the base of the heater using the 4 screws provided Carefully lie the heater on its side and insert the screws taking care to ensure that they are located correctly in the bottom ends of the plastic mouldings ...

Page 8: ...3 4 6 7 8 5 9 1 LCD Display 2 Heat setting button 3 F C temperature setting button 4 Remote control infrared sensor 5 Power button 6 Fan button 7 Up control button 8 Down control button 9 Timer button USING YOUR CONVECTION HEATER ...

Page 9: ...ntrol USING YOUR CONVECTION HEATER Page 9 1 2 3 4 5 1 Power button 2 Fan button 3 F C temperature setting button 4 Up temperature control button 5 Timer button 6 Heat setting button 7 Down temperature button 6 7 ...

Page 10: ...be shown on the LCD display 1000W 1300W 2300W and Frost protection The Frost protection is a setting that operates when the ambient temperature of the room that the heater has been placed in falls below 5 C The heater automatically turns on at an appropriate heat setting to keep the room temperature at 5 C or higher This means the heater may cycle on and off as and when the temperature of the room...

Page 11: ...timer button again and the display will show Timer 2h 00m This indicates a timer setting of 2 hours and if no button is touched then this will be set and the unit will shut off in 2 hours 3 Note the heat setting and temperature setting can be changed after the timer setting has been confirmed 4 To cancel the timer setting you can either change the timer setting so the display is blank or touch the...

Page 12: ...lay will also show the heat setting that has been selected if the timer has been selected set and if the fan has been selected Safety Protective Devices The appliance is fitted with an over heat protection system Overheat protection the power to the heating elements will automatically cut off if the temperature of the heating elements exceeds a certain limit In the event of overheating the heater ...

Page 13: ...rface using a moist cloth and wipe over with a dry soft cloth Do not use harsh detergents abrasives or spray on cleaners Don t allow water to seep into the openings or come into contact with electrical connections Allow sufficient drying time before operating again Clean the air inlets and outlets regularly with a vacuum cleaner using the brush attachment with regular use at least twice a year Whe...

Page 14: ...k the timer setting if your model has a timer If your appliance power is automatically cut off follow the step below 1 Unplug your appliance from the mains socket and allow it to completely cool down 2 Inspect your appliance Clean the air inlet and air outlet with a vacuum cleaner if necessary If there are any signs of physical damage e g melting or burning of the case do not attempt to use the ap...

Page 15: ...ailer The following conditions apply The product must be returned to the retailer with the original proof of purchase The product must be installed and used in accordance with the instructions contained in this instruction guide and any other instructions for use which are supplied It must be used for domestic purposes only and for its intended use This warranty does not cover wear and tear damage...

Page 16: ...wing spare parts simply contact our friendly Customer Services team using the details provided at the bottom of this page For Customer Services Spare Parts please call 0330 1230 597 Or visit us at www zanussiheatingandcooling uk Feet and screws Remote control ...

Page 17: ...n the product corresponds with your supply voltage How to change the fuse 1 Slot the end of a screwdriver into the recess in the fuse holder of the plug 2 Pull the fuse holder upwards until free of the plug and slide the fuse out 3 Replace the fuse and replace fuse holder pushing down until locked into place Important Only ever use a 13 amp fuse ...

Page 18: ...t NA Auxiliary electricity consumption Type of heat output room temperature control At nominal heat output el max N A kW single stage heat output and no room temperature control No At minimum heat output el min N A kW Two or more manual stages no room temperature control No In standby mode el SB 0 0006 kW with mechanic thermostat room temperature control No with electronic room temperature control...

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Page 20: ...s contained within Your co operation is vital to ensure the success of these schemes and for the protection of the environment For your nearest disposal facility visit www recycle more co uk or ask in store for details We reserve the right due to possible changes to design to alter the instruction manual without prior notice For Customer Services Spare Parts please call 0330 1230 597 Or visit us a...

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