EUROM HKG 15-BE Manuel D'utilisation page 20

used to heat residential spaces in residential buildings. Never use the
heater in living, working or sleeping areas. This heater is also not
suitable for use in campers, trailers, caravans and boats and so
forth.
 Do not use the heater in a lobby, basement or space below ground
level.
 Never use the heater in rain or snow and not in wet and moist areas.
 Never face the heater facing the gas bottle or gas hose. The gas
bottle and gas hose can never be positioned in front of the heater.
Always find a safe, stable place for the gas bottle out of the vicinity
of easily flammable materials.
 Never block the intake and exhaust and do not use any hoses/tubes
on the intake and exhaust.
 Only turn on the heater when you have made sure that the ventilator
can work unobstructed.
 Only plug the heater into a grounded socket 220-240V/50 Hz,
secured with a 30mA differential switch. Only use grounded
extension cords with adequate power.
 Do not leave an operating heater unattended.
 Never move, touch or perform maintenance to a heater while it is
running. When you want to move, check, clean or maintain the
heater or want to change the gas bottle, first switch it off, unplug it
and let the heater cool off.
 Once the heater is switched off, always unplug it. Never unplug the
heater when the heater is still on!
 Never look inside the exhaust opening of the heater and do not stand
in front of it.
 Do not make changes to the heater; that can cause dysfunction and
hazardous situations.
 Immediately close the gas bottle when you detect a malfunction,
defect or gas leakage. Do not make repairs to the heater and only
have it repaired by a qualified person and only use original parts.
 Keep the heater clean; see "Cleaning and Maintenance".
 ATTENTION! The heater (and particularly the cap and exhaust
opening) become extremely hot and can cause burns. During and
shortly after operation, do not touch it. Keep people, animals,
clothing and flammable materials at a safe distance. Special
attention is required when children or those who need assistance or
vulnerable people are around.
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