A.I.&.E Lugano AJ56-LED, Инструкции по эксплуатации и безопасности

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ATTENTION! FIRE HAZARD! Please make sure that the distance between the
front of the electric fireplace insert and flammable objects such as furniture,
curtains or suchlike is at least 1 m.
Always place the unit on a level, dry surface.
ATTENTION!
Please pay attention that you do not pinch the power line and protect it
against sharp edges. Damaged power lines increase the risk of an electric shock.
The voltage of the power source must comply with the specifications on the name plate of
the heater. Devices marked with 230 V can also be operated with 220 V. Before operation
it is imperative to make sure that the installation location corresponds to the requirements
of the safety instructions.
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Insert the power plug into an earthed outlet.
Note: Please observe that the power plug must still be able to be reached after
installation of the electric fireplace insert.
Avoid the power line from becoming a trip hazard. Therefore, always run it away from
the unit from the back.
Your electric fireplace insert is now ready for operation.
Operation
Note: When the heater is turned on for the first time, a slight, harmless odour can
develop. This odour develops due to the heating up of the inner heating elements.
Provide sufficient ventilation.
Switching flame simulator on / off
Note: You can also switch on the flame simulator when you are not using the heating
function.
Note: Power consumption of the electric fireplace insert with illumination switched on but
without heating function amounts to approx. 2 W.
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Open the cover 3 by opening it up towards the front..
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Set the ON / OFF switch 6 to position I.
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Set the ON / OFF switch 6 to position 0 if you would like to turn off the flame simulator.
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Close the cover 3.
Using the dimmer function
Note:
Your electric fireplace insert has a dimmer function. With it you can adjust the
brightness of the flame simulator.
Note: You can only use the dimmer function when the flame simulator is switched on
(see “Switching flame simulator on / off“).