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Supplied Parts
1 Heater appliance
2 Stands
8 Screws, 17 mm, for mounting the stands
Unpacking the Appliance
1. Remove the appliance from its packaging.
2. Remove all packaging materials such as lms, ller
material, cable clips and carton.
3. Check the contents for completeness.
NOTE:
Production residue or dust may have collected on the appli-
ance. We recommend cleaning the appliance according to
chapter “Cleaning”.
Assembly of the stands
• Carefully place the appliance onto its at side.
• Screw down the two stands with four 17 mm screws each
onto the pedestal of the appliance.
WARNING:
Only use the enclosed screws that are 17 mm in length.
Screws that have been screwed in too deeply (screws that
are too long) can damage the appliance or could cause
danger to life and health.
Electrical Connection
Power Requirements
The appliance can consume a total of 2000 W. With this
connected load a separate supply line protected by a 16 A
household circuit breaker is recommended.
CAUTION: Overload!
• If you use extension leads, these should have a cable
cross-section of at least 1.5 mm².
• Do not use any multiple sockets, as this device is too
powerful.
Connection
• Make sure that the appliance is switched off. The tempera-
ture control must be set to “MIN”. The control lights have to
be off.
• Make sure that the iron voltage (see name plate) and the
line voltage match.
• The mains plug should only be inserted into a correctly
installed socket with earthing contact.
Instructions for Use (Page 3, g.)
Thermostat
The thermostat (IV) is a temperature-dependent switch.
Function Switch
Heater
The heat output is determined by the power settings. Up to
3 settings can be selected to optimise the heat output:
Function switch I = 750 W
Function switch II = 1250 W
Function switch I + II = 2000 W
Fan
You can use the fan (III) independent from the heater.
Operation
You can use the appliance for the following applications:
a) Setting the heater appliance to three levels.
The thermostat must be turned on for that purpose.
b) Turning on the fan.
The thermostat must be turned on for that purpose.
c) Turning on the heater and the fan.
The thermostat must be turned on for that purpose.
d) Setting the room temperature.
e) Keeping a room above freezing.
NOTE:
The control lights of the function switch indicate the mode.
Getting the Room to the Desired Temperature
1. Turn the control of the thermostat to the position “MAX”.
2. Turn on one or both function switches of the heater. The
control lights in the switches will be lit.
3. After the desired room temperature has been reached,
slowly turn the control of the thermostat back until the
appliance turns off. The control lights will go out.
NOTE:
The thermostat will maintain the set room temperature. The
heater appliance and possibly the fan will automatically be
turned on and off in the process.
by the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualied persons
in order to avoid a hazard.