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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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Make sure the heater is properly grounded throughout the main network. Use only
properly grounded outlets.
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To unplug the power cord of the heater, turn off the heater, grasp the plug and unplug it
from the outlet. Do not pull on the heater cable. When turning the heater off, use the off button, then
unplug the plug.
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Do not allow foreign objects to enter ventilation openings as they may cause electric
shock or fire or damage the heater.
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Never reach out your hand or any object from the body of the heater to the inside of the
heating element. Do not touch the heater and plug immediately after use. It may a cause
burn, fire, or electric shock.
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WARNING:
To reduce the risk of fire, keep textile products, curtains, or other flammable
materials
at least 1 meter away from the air outlet.
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To prevent potential fire, do not block the air intake. Do not cover the heater as it may cause
overheating. Do not use the heater for drying clothing, etc. Do not use the heater to warm up
animals, plants, or any object. Do not use the heater on soft surfaces that may block the
openings (pillows, beds, etc.).
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There are parts inside the heater that can release heat, arc, or sparks. Do not use in areas
where
gasoline, paint, or flammable liquid, flammable dust is used or stored.
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Always plug heaters directly into a wall outlet. Never use an extension cord or a movable power
connection (socket / multiple sockets).
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Do not place the heater under a socket. Otherwise, you may cause the socket-outlet to
become hot and cause a fire.
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Before turning on the heater, check whether the voltage indicated on the product label is
suitable for the local grid voltage.
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Make sure that the heater is always plugged into a tested outlet that is suitable for
outdoor use.
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The heater must be installed by an authorized person so that switches and other controls cannot be
touched.
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This heater is intended for home use only and should not be used commercially for
contractual
purposes.
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Any alternative use not recommended by the manufacturer may cause fire, electric shock, or
personal injury.
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Be careful not to make any additional material (cable, plug, etc.) on the heater.
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You should not control the heater with a programmer, timer, separate remote-control system,
or any other device that automatically turns on the heater. If the heater is toppled, covered,
or improperly placed when used remotely, it may cause a risk of fire.
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Do not install the heater directly below a fixed socket or junction box.
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CAUTION:
The body and front cover of the heater may overheat during use. Do not move the
heater during use. First, wait until the heater has completely cooled down. Make sure the power
cord is not plugged in. Then move it.
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Heating element should not be turned upwards while the heater is operating. It should
always be facing the area to be heated.
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Make sure that flammable materials such as tents, flags, curtains, plastic foils, etc. do not get
close to the heater due to wind or other environmental elements.
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CAUTION:
Do not touch the heater while it is being used. It may cause some burns.
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In case of improper use, there is a risk of electric shock and/or fire hazard. In such cases, the
heater should be turned off and the power plug should be removed immediately.
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Use the heater in well-ventilated areas where electrical outlets are easily accessible.
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Plug the Power cable into a 220-240V socket with the ground terminal. If the heater is suitable for
110V, connect the heater plug to a 110V socket with the ground terminal.
