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Remote Control
1.
Mode button
2.
Stand-by mode button
3.
Timer button
4.
Thermostat button
5.
Increase temperature/time button
6.
Decrease temperature/time button
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2
3
4
5
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Note:
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The heater can be controlled by both the
remote control and the control panel.
•
A 'beep' emits from the control panel
or remote control every time a button is
pressed. To mute this sound, hold down
the increase and decrease buttons for
five seconds. Repeat to turn the 'beep'
sound back on.
•
The remote can be stored in the 'remote
control storage slot' when not in use.
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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Assembly:
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Turn the body of the heater upside
down on a scratch resistant and stable
surface.
•
Place the foot bases over the holes on
each side of the heater.
•
Fix the foot bases in place by screwing
in four screws on each side.
Turning the heater on and off:
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Plug the heater in to the wall and flip the
on/off switch to turn the heater on. The
heater is now in stand-by mode and the
stand-by button and timer button will
light up.
•
Press the stand-by button. The
appliance will emit a 'beep', the rest
of the buttons will light up and the
appliance is ready for use. When the
heater turns on, it will be on its highest
power setting.
•
To turn the heater off, press the stand-by
button. The heater will return to stand-
by mode and the control panel screen
will turn off.
•
Flip the on/off switch to turn the heater
off completely.
Adjusting the heat settings:
•
Press the mode button to cycle through
the power modes of high
,
medium
, low
, and eco mode.
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In eco mode, the 'ECO' display will
be lit up and the heater's power will
automatically adjust to keep the room
at the temperature that has been set
as the thermostat setting. When the
set temperature has been reached,
the heater will turn off. When the room
temperature drops below the set
temperature, it will turn back on again.
Adjusting the thermostat settings:
Note:
•
If you don't set the thermostat, in
eco mode the default thermostat
temperature is 23℃.
•
If you set the thermostat temperature,
the heater will be in eco mode
regardless of the power setting you
choose.
•
The thermostat temperature setting
range is between 10 °C and 30 °C.
To set the heater's thermostat, follow the
below steps:
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Press the thermostat button. The
temperature display will start blinking.
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Use the increase and decrease buttons
to set your desired temperature.
•
The temperature display will stop
blinking and the chosen temperature
will appear on screen. The heater will
maintain the temperature in the room by
switching on and off automatically.
Setting the timer:
To set a timer for the heater to automatically
turn on, follow the below steps:
•
While the heater is in stand-by mode,
press the timer button. The display will
flash '0.0'.
•
Use the increase and decrease buttons
to set a time between 1 and 24 hours.
The time will increase in 0.5 hour
increments until it reaches 5 hours,
and then it will increase by 1 hour
increments, until it reaches 24 hours.
•
The timer button will blink until the time
is set. The number of hours remaining
will show on the display.
•
The heater will automatically turn on
when the heater display reaches '0.0'
again.
To set a timer for the heater to automatically
turn off, follow the below steps:
•
While the heater is on, press the timer
button. The display will flash '0.0'.
•
Use the increase and decrease buttons
to set a time between 1 and 24 hours.
The time will increase in 0.5 hour
increments until it reaches 5 hours,
and then it will increase by 1 hour
increments, until it reaches 24 hours.
•
The heater will automatically turn off
when the heater's display reaches '0.0'.
Your Heater's Safety Guards:
•
Your heater will automatically turn off
when it is not upright. This is to prevent
damage to your home and your heater
will turn back on when it is in its normal
upright position.
•
Your heater will automatically turn off
when the appliance has overheated.
This may be because there is something
covering the heater. Unplug the
appliance and wait 30 minutes for it to
cool. If there is no damage to the unit,
cord, or plug, plug the unit back in and
use as normal.
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