The heater must be prevented from tipping
over by fixing the two brackets to the wall
using the screws and plugs, all of which
are contained in the plastic bag in the
right-hand side of the heater cabinet. If
these screws and plugs are unfit for the
wall fabric in question, other suitable
materials must be used.
The connecting cables can now be drawn
through the strain relief at the back of the
heater and cut to length.
Fix the safety brackets to the wall at the
height shown in the diagram. Remember,
when placing the heater on thick-pile
carpeting that the heater will sink
somewhat into the pile. This must be
allowed for as well as if the heater is
placed on a board or feet to raise it from
the carpet. The distance between the
brackets should be about one-half of the
heater length, although the exact spacing
is not important.
For more stability the brackets can be
screwed to the heater through the spacer
bracket at the rear of the heater.
Remove the metric screw at the right-hand
end of the air-outlet grille....
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