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5. Starting up
Connect the fan heater to a grounded and secured
socket. To supply the electric current to the device,
turn the ON/OFF switch
H
to the “I”-position.
The device is now at the standby mode. Its display
shows the ambient temperature.
Now you can turn the fan heater ON and OFF,
as follows:
5.1 Fan Mode
To use the ceramic wall heater as a fan only,
proceed as follows:
On the control panel: In Standby mode, press
the ON/OFF button
E
once. The unit is now in
fan mode.
With the remote control unit: In Standby
mode, press the ON/OFF button
1
once. The
unit is now in fan mode.
5.2 Turning off
To turn the device off, please press the
ON/OFF button
1
on the remote control
unit. To disconnect the fan heater from the
power supply, set the ON/OFF switch
H
to position ‘O‘.
Please note: If you turn the unit off, the fan will
still run 30 seconds. Then the unit will switch off.
A countdown is shown on the display (only after
heating function).
5.3 Thermal overload Protection / Safety
Shut-Down
If the measured room temperature is 51°C, the device
switches off automatically. The fan runs 30 seconds be-
fore it turns off. A countdown is shown on the display.
When drilling, make sure that you do not
damage concealed power lines!
Drill two holes with a 6 mm drill and insert the
supplied wall dowels
J
into them.
Screw the fastening screws
I
into the wall do-
wels
J
. Each screw
I
shall protrude to about
10 mm.
Place the heater onto the fastening screws
I
(see Figure 9).
9
Now move the heater to the right and then
down.
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