Changing The Battery In The Remote Control - Hartig+Helling BS 51 Mode D'emploi

9. CONNECTIONS
Note!
• Insert the plug only into a grounded socket.
• Never insert or remove the plug with wet hands.
• Never unplug the unit by pulling directly on the cord. Instead only remove the unit from the
socket using the handling surfaces on the plug.
• Make sure that the power cable is not squeezed when installing.
• Never operate the radiant heater unattended.
• The device may not be connected to the power supply, if the device or the cable is damaged.
Contact a qualified technician in such a case.
• Never lead the power cable and the pullswitch over the protective grate.

10. CHANGING THE BATTERY IN THE REMOTE CONTROL

The remote control is supplied by the factory with 2 Micro-Batteries (AAA). To replace the drained
battery push down the battery compartment cover on the bottom of the unit. Now replaced the
drained battery, paying attention to the polarity (+/-). Reassemble the remote control in the
reverse order.
11. OPERATION
1. The infrared heater is switched to "STANDBY" by means of the pull switch. Standby is
displayed to you by the LED that lights up red.
2. To select one of the 3 switching stages, first press the "ON" button on the remote control,
then the switching stage you require:
I Top heating bar = low heating power
II Bottom heating bar = medium heating power
III Both heating bars = high heating power
Note: Level I (= low heating power) can be selected only after activation of stage II or
stage III.
Note: You may reduce or increase the heating power during the heating process by
selecting a different switching stage.
3. The infrared heater switches off automatically after an operating time of approx. 10 minutes
for safety reasons.
4. You may switch the infrared red back to "STANDBY" manually by pressing the "OFF" button
before the 10 minutes are up, or you may switch the unit off altogether by means of the pull
switch.
12. NOTES ON DISPOSAL
Old units, marked with the symbol as illustrated, may not be disposed of in the household
rubbish.
You must take them to a collection point for old units (enquire at your local
authority) or the dealer from whom you bought them. These agencies will
ensure environmentally friendly disposal.
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