EUROM TH1800S 333978 Manuel D'utilisation page 19

Assembly
 Remove all the packaging material and keep the packaging material away from
children. Ensure that definitely no packaging material has remained around the 'head'
of the radiator.
 Check that all the parts are present.
 Ensure there is a clear work space and keep flammable materials out of the area.
 Check the device, the electrical cable and the plug for damage. Do not connect the
device to the mains if you notice any damage!
 Do not connect the terrace radiator to the mains before it is fully assembled!
 To assemble the terrace radiator, you will need a Phillips screwdriver. Follow the
instructions below step by step. If you have any doubts about anything, you should
consult your dealer.
 Insert the lower tube (9), with the plate welded to the bottom, through the hole in the
base with cover (10). The extra projecting tongue should slot into the recess in the
base. Place the washer (11) with the curved surface towards the tube in the base and
screw the tube and base firmly together using the L-shaped screw (12).
 Slide the middle tube (8) over the lower tube, ensuring the screw holes are located
above one another. Screw these together firmly using two cross-head screws.
 Unscrew the coupling nut (6) from the upper tube (7), slide the adjustable tube (5) as
far as possible out of the upper tube and firmly retighten the coupling nut clockwise.
Then place the upper tube over the middle tube, screw holes above one another, and
screw them firmly together using two cross-head screws.
 Screw the top of the adjustable tube into the hole in the base of the control box (1),
screw hole above screw hole. Screw these together firmly using the clamping screw
(13).
 By unscrewing the coupling nut anticlockwise, you can adjust the height of the emitter.
From a safety point of view, we recommend that the emitter is always positioned as
high up as possible: The radiating elements must always be minimum 180 cm above
the ground.
 Afterwards, retighten the coupling nut firmly.
 Attach the cable clamps, each using two screws, to the holes in the lower and middle
tubes. Lead the electrical cable through the clamps along the tube.
 As can be seen in fig. C, the angle of radiation can be adjusted by approximately 25°. If
necessary, angle this to the required position.
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