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Important Safety Features
1.The safety pilot light is illuminated when the control is turned to FAN,HIGH or LOW.
2.This heater is equipped with an AUTOMATIC OVERHEAT SAFETY DEVICE that will
turn off the power to the heating element should the internal temperature of the heater
exceed normal levels. If this should happen the heating element will turn off, but the
fan will continue to run to help cool the heater. Should this condition occur immediately
remove any obstructions and set the heater on a level surface. When the temperature
returns to normal levels power to the heating element will be restored and the theater
should function normally.
3.This heater is equipped with a safety tip-over switch which automatically shuts off the
heating element if the heater is not in the upright position. The heater will resume
back to normal when the heater is returned to the upright position.
Dust, dirt, pet fur, etc can diminish your heaters performance and can lead to unwanted odors.
For best performance clean your heater frequently, at least once per season. ALWAYS TURN
OFF AND UNPLUG THE HEATER BEFORE CLEANING.
1.Turn Heater OFF, unplug it and wait for the heater to become cool.
2.Use a dry cloth to clean only external surfaces of the heater.
3.A vacuum with soft brush may used to clean louvered areas.
4.Wrap and tie the cord to protect it from damage.
5.Repack the heater in its original carton and store it in dry place.
NEVER attempt to open or service the heater yourself. Doing so may cause damage or
personal injury.
Cleaning And Storage
If your heater fails to operate, please do the following:
1.Review these instructions to insure you understand the basic operations and features
of your heater. (Example: Overheat Protection)
2.Check your circuit breaker or fuse for proper operation.
3.Check for obstructions. Unplug the heater for 30 minutes, clear any obstructions and
restart the heater.
NEVER attempt to open or service the heater yourself. Doing so may cause damage
or personal injury.
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