To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Bionaire Heater not producing enough heat?
If your Bionaire Heater isn't producing enough heat, it might be set to a low setting or in Fan Only mode. To resolve this, press the Thermostat Button to select a higher temperature setting. Also, ensure that the thermostat isn't set too low; again, use the Thermostat Button to increase the temperature.
Why is the power light flashing on my Bionaire BCH9300?
The power light on your Bionaire Heater is flashing because the Auto Safety Shut-off system has been activated due to a potential overheat. To resolve this, follow the Auto Safety Shut-off instructions to reset the heater and allow it sufficient time to cool down before plugging it in again.
Why is my Bionaire Heater blowing cold air?
Your Bionaire Heater might be blowing cold air because it's in Thermostat Mode and has reached the set temperature, triggering a 15-second cool down to maintain thermostat accuracy. Try raising the temperature higher. It could also be in the Fan Only setting, so press the Thermostat Button to select a higher temperature setting. Also, check if the Power Button was accidentally pressed to turn off the heater; if so, press it again to turn the heater back on.
What does it mean when the power light is flashing on my Bionaire BCH9300 Heater?
A flashing power light on your Bionaire Heater indicates that the Auto Safety Shut-off system has been activated due to potential overheating. To fix this, follow the Auto Safety Shut-off instructions to reset the heater. Allow sufficient time for the heater to cool down before plugging it in again.
Why does my Bionaire Heater cycle on and off frequently?
Your Bionaire Heater cycles on and off frequently because the thermostat automatically turns the heater on and off to maintain your selected comfort level. If you want this to occur less frequently, press the Thermostat Button to select the highest setting. Also, if the heater turns on for about a minute every 10-15 minutes, this is normal operation to ensure the heater is accurately maintaining the room temperature.
How to fix a Bionaire BCH9300 Heater remote that is not working?
If your Bionaire Heater remote isn't working, the batteries may be low; try changing them with two new AAA batteries (1.5V). Also, ensure you're within the remote's working range of up to 6m (20 feet). Finally, make sure the control panel display is clean, as a dirty display can interfere with the remote's functionality.
Why can't I change the fan speed on my Bionaire BCH9300 Heater?
The heat settings on your Bionaire Heater control the heat output, not the fan speed. For maximum heat output, run the heater with the highest temperature setting.
Why is my Bionaire Heater making an unexpected noise?
You may hear a popping or crackling sound as your Bionaire Heater heats up. This is normal and safe operation. If the noise persists, please contact your local authorized distributor for Bionaire appliances.
Why does my Bionaire BCH9300 Heater have an unexpected smell?
Your Bionaire Heater may emit an odor or vapor when used for the first time, or after prolonged storage. This is normal and results from dust or debris accumulating on the heating element. Ensure the heater is in a well-ventilated area and continue running it until the odor or vapor disappears.
What to do if my Bionaire Heater does not turn on?
If your Bionaire Heater isn't turning on, there are several things you can try: * First, press the Power Button to ensure the heater is switched on. * Next, set the heater upright on a level surface and follow the Tip-over Shut-off instructions to resume operation. * You can also follow the reset instructions provided in this manual. * Check that the plug is properly inserted into a working electrical outlet, and that the circuit breaker is also working. If necessary, have the outlet replaced by a licensed electrician. * Try pressing the Thermostat Button to select the highest temperature setting. * Ensure that the heater is clear of obstructions and positioned at least 0.9m (36 inches) away from all objects. Finally, make sure no other high wattage appliances are operatin...
Essential safety precautions for operating electrical appliances, covering fire, shock, and injury risks.
Steps for assembling the heater's base, including securing screws and routing the power cord.
Guide on how to remove and replace batteries in the remote control unit.
How to turn the heater on/off and select operating modes using the control panel or remote.
Details on using the Fan Only mode and the energy-efficient Heat & Save™ mode.
How to set the desired temperature and activate the Frost Guard feature.
Instructions for activating oscillation and programming the auto shut-off timer.
Explanation of the tip-over safety feature that automatically shuts off the heater.
Common causes and solutions for the heater failing to power on.
Troubleshooting steps for when the power light flashes, indicating potential overheat.
Reasons and adjustments for the heater frequently cycling between on and off states.
Solutions for when the remote control is not functioning correctly.
Explanation of why the heater might blow cold air and how to address it.
Information on fan speed behavior across different heat settings.
Explanation of normal popping or crackling sounds during heating.
Reasons for odors or vapors when first using or after storage.
Details of the limited warranty, exclusions, and how to obtain service in Canada.
General| Model | BCH9300 |
|---|---|
| Type | Ceramic Tower Heater |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Thermostat | Adjustable |
| Oscillation | Yes |
| Power | 1500W |
| Heat Settings | 2 |
| Safety Features | Tip-Over Switch, Overheat Protection |
| Design | Tower |
