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ELECTRIC CONVECTOR

 

HEATER

 

 

 

SLIMLINE PANEL HEATER WITH DIGITAL TIMER

 

 

 

                                              MODEL(s):

      DVS500W

 

                  DVS1000W

 

                  DVS1500W

 

                  DVS2000W

 

 

 

 

User Instructions

 

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Summary of Contents for SLIMLINE DVS1000W

Page 1: ...ELECTRIC CONVECTOR HEATER SLIMLINE PANEL HEATER WITH DIGITAL TIMER MODEL s DVS500W DVS1000W DVS1500W DVS2000W User Instructions Please read and save these instructions ...

Page 2: ... not let bare skin touch hot surface Switch off and leave to cool before moving Do not use the appliance to dry clothes Do not insert or allow foreign object or metal utensils to enter any ventilation or exhaust opening as this may cause an electric shock fire or damage to the appliance Do not immerse in liquid or allow liquid to tun into the interior of the appliance as this could create an elect...

Page 3: ... not be located immediately below a socket outlet Do not use this appliance with another programmer timer or any other device that switches the heater on automatically since a fire risk exists if the appliance is covered or positioned incorrectly All covers on this appliance are intended to prevent direct access to the heating elements and must be in place when the appliance is in use WARNING In o...

Page 4: ...4 APPLIANCE OVERVIEW Fig 1 Circuit Diagram Power Switch Castor Wheel Stand Tip over switch Heating element KSD thermostat KSD thermostat Temperature sensor Switch ...

Page 5: ...ne 3 in the bathroom 3 The heater should be installed so that it is not located directly under a socket outlet Clearances Mounting Guide Air outlet Minimum 1000mm Minimum 1000mm Minimum 1000mm Floor This heater MUST be installed to the minimum required distances at the three sides of the heater 1 Insert the bracket into the hole turn it 90 anti clockwise to fasten the screw 2 Press the rubber pad ...

Page 6: ...utton 20 Power Button 21 Power Switch 1 Power Indicator 2 Select Full Half Capacity Heat Mode 3 Heating Indicator 4 Half Power Indicator LO 5 Full Power Indicator HI 6 Open Window Detection WO 7 Manual Mode M 8 Auto Mode A 9 Timer Indicator 10 Upward Adjustment Button 11 Downward Adjustment Button Push the button up to remove the castor If the casters have been installed correctly you will hear a ...

Page 7: ...nd as soon as the buttons are pressed it means you have accidentally pressed Set 13 first instead of holding them both down at the same time If this happens press OK 12 to go back to the start and try again o Once held down correctly the day that flashes is the day the heater is currently set to For instance if THU flashes the heater thinks it s Thursday 2 Use the up button 10 and down button 11 t...

Page 8: ... the hour if the selected hour to turn off is earlier than the current time the system automatically rolls over to the following day a For example if the current time is 10am and you set the timer to go off at 9 30am the heater will turn off the next day at 9 30am b If this happens for example and it is a Wednesday the display screen will then display a THU instead of WED to show it will turn off ...

Page 9: ...the desired day is flashing and you will see that the hour indicator which is the left side of the time display is now flashing 17 a This will now let you select the startup hour of the first timer of the day using the up and down arrows b You will know that this is the first heating segment selection because a 1 will be displayed on the temperature indicator display 15 5 Once selected press the S...

Page 10: ...den on the display In auto mode the display 8 shows an A and the M is hidden on the display Shutdown Memory Function Press the power switch 20 to turn the unit off and on again When the unit is switched back on the temperature default is the last set and the previously scheduled timers are still activated Auto Mode Timer and the Manual Mode Timer have a shutdown memory function Switching off the E...

Page 11: ...ly for 3 seconds The control panel will now be locked The temperature display 15 first shows and switches to solely displaying the room temperature after 5 seconds Unlock Child Lock Method 1 Press the up 10 and down 11 buttons for 3 seconds and the child lock is deactivated Method 2 Switch off the device using the power button 20 The unit will then enter standby mode Method 3 Turn off the power su...

Page 12: ...ging back into the mains supply Replacement of Supply Cord If the supply cord is damaged must be replaced by a qualified person such as an electrician to prevent a hazard Storage If you do not plan to use the heater for extended periods of time it is recommended that the heater is cleaned and then stored preferably in its original packaging in a cool dry place Always store the heater when not in u...

Page 13: ...ctronic heat charge control with room and or outdoor temperature feedback no Fan assisted heat output no Type of heat output room temperature control Single stage heat output and no room temperature control no Two or more manual stages no room temperature control no With mechanic thermostat room temperature control no With electronic room temperature control no Electronic room temperature control ...

Page 14: ...ructions are excluded Consequential costs such as labour charges or damage to surroundings are expressly excluded Contact Us If you experience a problem with this product you should first contact us on 0121 250 2180 before taking any further action CLAIM YOUR EXCLUSIVE 5 OFF YOUR NEXT ONLINE ORDER DISCOUNT CODE DEV5 OFFER VALID FOR 21 DAYS DON T MISS OUT YOUR DISCOUNT CODE ALSO APPLIES TO OUR SIST...

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