2.
Remove the accessible loose coals and lift out the fuel Support (See figure 3).
3.
Slide off the coloured lamp shroud
4.
Replace the faulty lamp with an 18 - 20 W (maximum) Edison Screw, Compact
Fluorescent Lamp e.g. 'Philips Ecotone' only.
Do not use ordinary tungsten lamps, they get too hot.
5.
Refit the coloured lamp shroud, relocate the fuel support and replace the loose coals.
6.
Place the panel on top of the heater and slide it forward to engage the front edge.
Secure using the two screws removed previously.
Automatic Cut Out
A cut-out is fitted to the heating element to prevent damage due to over heating.
If the cut-out operates due to an obstruction in the airflow, the heater must be
turned off and allowed to cool for 15 minutes and the obstruction must be removed
before restarting.
Care and Cleaning
The heater and glass parts need only to be wiped clean with a dry soft cloth, do not
use polishes or abrasive materials.
Fault Finding
No or low light from the fuel effect:
Possibly a lamp failure. Remove the lamp as
detailed previously and, if available, check it in a table lamp with Edison screw thread,
that is known to work.
No heat or light:
Check the wall socket by plugging in a known working appliance. If
functional, check the 13A fuse in the heater plug. If either fuse or socket is suspected,
have them checked by an electrician.
Light but no heat:
The automatic cut out, may have operated, see section headed
‘Automatic Cut Out’.
Disposal
At the end of the products serviceable life it should be disposed of thoughtfully and
safely in accordance with local authority regulations. The plug should be removed from
the mains cable and the mains cable cut from the heater.
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