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• After removing the packing materials, check the integrity of the heater; if you are unsure, do not use
it and ask for qualified professional help. The packing materials (plastic bags, polystyrene foam,
nails, etc.) must be kept out the reach of children because they are potential sources of danger.
All packaging elements must be disposed of according to their raw material (see the symbol
stamped on each one) and according to the provisions of their municipality. The bag containing
which is unmarked due to its small size, therefore you have to follow the procedures for the disposal
of their municipality.
• Before connecting the appliance, check that the voltage values on plate match those of the Usb
port. In the event of incompatibility between the electric outlet and the plug of the appliance, have
the outlet replaced with another more suitable type by professionally qualified personnel, who will
make sure that the section of the wires of the outlet is appropriate for the absorbed power of the
appliance. In general, the use of adapters or extension cords is not recommended; if their use is
indispensable, they must conform to existing safety standards and their current capacity (amperes)
must not be less that the maximum of the appliance.
• The power socket must be easy to reach so the plug can be removed quickly in case of emergency.
• Do not place the fan on a shelf and/or near sinks or other container of liquids (minimum distance of
50 cm) to avoid the risk of it falling in.
• Keep the fan far away from fabrics (curtains, etc.) or unstable materials that could obstruct the air
intake grille; make sure that the front is free of unstable materials (dust, etc.).
• Make sure that the electric cord is not touching rough, hot or moving surfaces and not twisted or
wrapped around the appliance.
• Stand the appliance on a horizontal, flat surface or table; do not stand on a inclined plane (the
appliance could upset).
• Do not place the appliance near an open flame, cooking or other heating appliance.
• In the event of a breakdown or poor operation, turn the fan heater off and ask for professionally
qualified help.
• Do not overcharge (an excessively long charge cycle of more than 8 hours) or over-discharge the
battery, as this may damage the battery and shorten its life.
• Make sure that the battery do not reach temperatures above 50°C, or below 10°C for a long period
of time.
• Recharge your fan in an indoor environment, dry and well ventilated (ideal temperature: 20-25°C).
Do not charge the fan if it is exposed to the elements (sun, rain, etc.) or in damp and wet
environments.
• When charging, make sure the fan is not near other heat sources, flammable materials (curtains,
upholstery, etc.), flammable gases or explosive materials (spray cans). Check that there is 50cm of
free space to the front, back and the sides.
• Make sure the battery is charged at regular intervals, even if you are not using electric fan for a long
time. This is to prevent battery damage caused by low voltage for an extended period of time.
• If the fan is not being used continuously, please recharge the battery at least once 3 months.
• A fully charged battery will run out even if the fan is not used for a certain period of time.
• Battery life depends on various environmental, storage and usage factors.
• Do not charge the battery and use the fan if the battery starts to emit odours, overheats or starts to
leak. Do not touch any leaking substances or breathe in the fumes from them. Seek immediate
medical attention if you are exposed to any substance emitted from the battery. The manufacturer
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