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6. Before starting the equipment
6.1 Assembly
The equipment can be used indoors in a free
standing position or mounted on a wall. The minimum
clearances must be observed. The equipment is
allowed to be used only when it is completely
assembled and in a vertical position.
a) Free-standing installation (Fig. 3)
Ensure that a minimum distance of 30 cm to the
sides, 60 cm to the top and 100 cm to the front of the
equipment are maintained.
Observe point 1 - Safety information.
Important! To prevent damage when attaching the feet
to the heater, place the heater upside down on a soft
surface (e.g. a carpet).
Fit the two feet (8) to the housing (11), each with four
M4x10 screws (16).
b) Mounting on a wall (Fig. 4-5)
Important! Make sure that there are no electric cables
or other installations (for example water pipes) near
the drill holes. Ensure that the equipment is secured
firmly and horizontally to the wall. Use only suitable
fastening material on a wall capable of bearing the
load.
The supplied dowels and screws are suitable for the
following: Concrete, natural stone with a dense
structure, solid brick, solid limestone bricks, solid
lightweight concrete bricks and aerated concrete.
Ensure that a minimum distance of 30 cm to the
sides, 60 cm to the top, 30 cm to the bottom and 100
cm to the front of the equipment are maintained. The
mounting height (upper edge of the heater) must be
less than 180 cm.
Observe point 1 - Safety information.
n Do not attach the feet if the equipment is to be
mounted on the wall.
n When selecting the location for the equipment,
please note that if there are skirtings on the floor,
then the minimum distance to the housing or the
installation height has to be measured from the
top of the skirting.
n To fasten the two upper wall holders (12) and the
lower wall holder (13) to the rear side of the
housing, insert the wall holder lug into the slot (a).
Then screw the wall holders (12 + 13) to the rear
side of the housing, with one M4x10 screw (15).
The lower, central wall holder (13) is needed only
as a spacer and will not be connected to the wall
later.
n Then drill the two fastening holes with 8 mm
diameter. Mark the centers of the holes so that
they are 535 mm apart, horizontal and at least
650 mm above the floor (allow for skirtings), then
drill the holes accordingly.
n Insert the wall plugs (Fig. 2 / Item 14) and turn the
two screws (Fig. 2 / Item 17) into the plugs far
enough to enable the wall holders to be hooked
on. Hook the equipment by the two upper wall
brackets onto the screws. Pull down the
equipment as far as it will go, then push it to the
left until it hangs securely.
7. Operation
Warning! Before using the equipment for the first time,
check that the voltage supply is the same as the
voltage details set out on the rating plate.
Read the safety regulations in section 1.
When the equipment is used for the first time or after
a long period of rest, it may emit an odor for a short
time. This is not a fault.
When one of the function buttons is pressed, the
backlighting will come on for approx. 25 seconds.
All modes and functions can be set using the buttons
on the appliance as well as with the remote control.
The remote control runs on 2 batteries type „AAA“.
Make sure that the poles are not reversed when you
change the batteries. Used batteries must be
disposed of properly.
7.1 Switching on the equipment (Fig. 1 + 4)
The main switch (18) disconnects the appliance
completely from the mains power supply.
The first step when you want to use the appliance is
to turn on the main switch; the last step when you no
longer need the appliance is to turn off the main
switch.
After the main switch (18) is activated, the equipment
will be in standby mode.
With the On / Standby button (2) you can switch the
equipment on or to standby mode.
Display (Fig. 8)
a = Antifreeze function (5 °C)
b = High heat output (2000 W)
c = Low heat output (1000 W)
d = Heating on (1000 W / 2000 W)
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