Why is my Fakir trend HL 100 Heater not heating?
If your Fakir Heater isn't heating, ensure it's properly connected to a functioning outlet. Turn on the unit using the heating stages and select a heat setting. If the thermostat is set too low, increase the temperature. If the plug is not plugged, use connector plug. Try a different outlet to rule out electrical issues.
What to do if my Fakir Heater is overheating?
If your Fakir Heater is overheating, immediately switch it off at the mains plug. This indicates a device defect that needs professional attention. Report the issue and have the errors removed by service hotline.
What to do if my Fakir trend HL 100 heats up slightly?
If your Fakir Heater only heats up slightly, it might be set to the 1000W level. Switch the heater to the second degree to increase the heat output.
General| Type | Fan electric space heater |
|---|---|
| Timer | No |
| Cord length | 1.3 m |
| Summer ventilation | Yes |
| Heating element type | - |
| Number of power levels | 2 |
| Heating power | 2000 W |
| Heating power (min) | 1000 W |
| Control type | Rotary |
| Suitable for | Indoor |
| Product color | Grey, White |
| Housing material | Plastic |
| Placement options | Floor |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 130 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 190 mm |
| Height | 250 mm |
| Weight | 1000 g |
Purpose and importance of the user manual for safe operation.
Manufacturer liability for misuse and important notices for user attention.
Appliance conformity to EU directives and its designated purpose.
Specific examples of prohibited uses to prevent hazards and damage.
Guidelines for safe use by children, including supervision and packaging safety.
Warnings against using near water, contact with hot parts, and exposure to elements.
Precautions to prevent fire hazards and overheating, including not covering the unit.
Risks of fire from overheating, improper installation, and flammable materials.
Guidelines for voltage, circuit breakers, extension cords, and immersion protection.
Safety measures for handling plugs, power cords, and damaged appliances.
Actions for accidents, emergencies, and returning the appliance for service.
Warnings against using defective units and guidance on contacting service.
Detailed technical data including voltage, power, and dimensions.
Details on included items, thermostat, summer ventilation, and heat settings.
Instructions for unpacking, verifying contents, and reporting transport damage.
Steps for placing the appliance on a stable surface and connecting the power cord.
Required minimum distances from furniture, walls, and ceilings for airflow.
How to adjust the temperature setting using the thermostat control.
Guide to powering the heater, selecting heat levels, and turning it off.
Procedures for cleaning the appliance and checks before reuse after long periods.
Explanation of the built-in safety systems for overheating and accidental tipping.
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