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• Avoid allowing the appliance to overheat; to this end, check that
the inlet and outlet are free from obstructions: do not leave
anything hanging over or under the unit. Should overheating
occur, the in-built safety device will stop the convection heater
from running. To restore operation, remove the plug from the
mains and wait for it to cool (about 20-30 minutes) and insert the
plug into the plug point once again.
• After unpacking, check the integrity of the appliance; if in doubt, do not use it and contact a
qualified technician. The packaging materials (plastic bags, polystyrene, metal staples, etc.) must
not be left within reach of children, as they constitute possible safety risks and must be disposed
of according to applicable regulations.
All packaging elements must be disposed of according to their raw material (see the symbol
stamped on each one) and according to the provisions of their municipality. The secondary
elements of the packaging with low weight (es: packing tape) are unmarked as are its small size
packing materials, the protective film of surfaces: therefore you have to follow the procedures for
the disposal in force in your municipality.
• Before connecting the heater check that the voltage shown on the specifications plate corresponds
to that of the electrical supply, and that the plug is effectively grounded. In the event of
incompatibility between the power supply and the plug, have the plug replaced with a suitable
model by a qualified professional, who should ensure that the size of the cable is suitable for the
power used by the unit. The use of adaptors or extensions is generally not advisable; if it is
necessary to use them, they must comply with safety regulations and the total current (amps) must
not be rated lower than the maximum current of the the appliance.
• Place the convection heater far from any other source of heat, from flammable material (curtains,
tapestries, etc.), from flammable gases or flammable material (spray cans) and from materials that
can be deformed by heat. Make sure there is 100cm of free space in top of the heater and 60cm
free space on both sides and at the back.
• The surface must be stable, not sloping (as the unit may fall over), heat resistant.
• Ensure that the power cable is correctly positioned and does not come into contact with hot
parts or sharp edges, nor become wound around the appliance itself, is not twisted and does not
snag, in order to prevent the appliance from falling. Make sure there's no risk of tripping, to
prevent people from accidentally tripping over it or being injured.
• Make sure that the air inlet and outlet are not blocked, to prevent fire hazards or possible
overheating; do not cover the device, nor use it for drying laundry.
• If there is a fault or the appliance is not working correctly, switch it off and have it checked by a
qualified professional. Repairs done by an unqualified person can be dangerous and cause the
guarantee to become void.
: the appliance must run only if its feet are correctly assembled.
To use the machine, equally assemble the two feet supplied as follows (see figure):