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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Read the operating instructions carefully before use.
Save them for future reference.
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Check that the stove fan handle is in the vertical position before putting it on
the stove.
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The stove fan gets hot when in use – risk of burn injuries. Always use the
handle to move the fan.
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Never attempt to cool the fan quickly, for example by immersing it in water –
this will damage the fan.
TECHNICAL DATA
Weight
0.56 kg
Dimensions
W15,5 x H23 x D9 cm
Working temperature
60-345°C
USE
Description
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The stove fan does not run on the mains or batteries; it uses the heat from the stove and does
not make any noise.
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A bimetallic strip in the foot lifts the fan from the surface if the surface temperature gets too hot,
to prevent it being damaged and allowing it to continue working.
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The special design makes the fan both stable and silent.
Intended use
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The stove fan is intended to be used on top of freestanding stoves with a normal surface temperature
of 200–345°C to save fuel and enable the efficient distribution of heat in the room.
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Temperatures over 345°C can damage the fan. If the temperature exceeds 345°C, move the fan
to a place on the stove with a lower temperature. Use a thermometer. The warranty does not
cover damage caused by overheating.
Positioning
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Place the stove fan on top of the stove in such a way that cool air is drawn
over the cooling fins.
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Do not place the fan on the front of the stove or immediately in front of
the chimney.
Operating instructions for
stove fan
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