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The most common cause of overheating is the build-up of dust in
the appliance. Remove accumulated dust, after taking the plug out,
by cleaning the grilles using a vacuum cleaner.
Do not use any abrasive products to clean the appliance. Clean it
using a damp (not wet) cloth rinsed in soapy water. Remove the
plug from the socket before performing any maintenance.
To disconnect the fan heater, turn the switch to OFF and remove
the plug from the socket. Pull on the plug only. Do not pull on the
cable when turning off the fan heater.
Do not place any objects on the cable and also avoid bending the
cable.
Using extension leads are not recommended as they may overheat
and cause a fire hazard. Never use a single extension lead to
operate multiple appliances.
Do not immerse the power cable, plug or any other part of the
appliance in water or other liquids.
Do not touch the plug with wet hands.
Do not place the fan heater above or near another heat source.
WARNING: AVOID COVERING THE FAN HEATER TO PREVENT IT
FROM OVERHEATING.
The symbol below signals this warning:
The fan heater may cause the risk of fire if, while operating, it is
covered or comes into contact with flammable material including
curtains, drapery, blankets, etc. KEEP THE FAN HEATER AWAY
FROM THESE MATERIALS.
Do not connect the fan heater to the power supply until it has been
correctly assembled or positioned.
Do not run the cable under carpets. Do not cover the cable with
blankets, carpets or similar materials. Place the cable away from
busy areas and where it cannot accidentally be pulled out.
Do not operate the fan heater in close proximity to bathtubs,
showers, washbasins or pools.
Do not position the fan heater beneath a power socket.
Do not operate the appliance outdoors.
Upon initial start-up, the fan heater may emit a slight, harmless
smell. This smell is a normal effect of the initial heating up of the
internal heating elements, and should not recur subsequently.
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