Adler europe AD 7738 Mode D'emploi page 7

19. Place the fan heater only on flat, stable surface
20. Always turn the fan heater off and set the thermostat dial to minimum before removin
the power plug from the socket.
21. Never use the fan heater in high humidity rooms – bathroom, shower room, swimming
pools etc. The humidity can cause short circuit, and effect in damaging the device.
22. The operating fan heater needs to be under supervision and in sight all the time. If you
are leaving the room with the fan heater, always turn the fan heater off. If the fan heater is
not used, the power plug has to be removed from the power outlet.
23. Do not connect the fan heater to the automatic switching device, for example
temperature controlling device or time switch.
24. Flammable materials, for example furniture, bedclothes, paper, clothes, curtains should
be kept at least one meter from the fan heater.
25. Do not cover the device or put any objects on it while it is operating. Do not use the
device to dry clothes.
26. The power cord should not be placed above the fan heater, and it should not touch or
be placed near hot surfaces of the fan heater. Do not place the fan heater directly under
the power outlet.
27. The heating surfaces can heat to a temperature of 60 °C or higher. The fan heater
should be in a place that children and animals do not have access to.
28. The device is not intended to be installed or used in vehicles.
29. Some parts inside the device can be hot or cause sparking. Do not use the fan heater in
places, where gasoline, paints or other flammable materials are used or stored.
30. Do not use this heater in the immediate vicinity of a bathtub, shower or swimming pool
31. Do not use this heater if it has been dropped
32. Do not use if there are visible signs of damage to the heater.
33. Use the heater on a level and stable surface or attach it to the wall, if provided for by the
manufacturer
WARNING: Do not use this heater in small rooms where there are people who are
unable to leave them by themselves, unless constant supervision is ensured.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire, keep textiles, curtains or other flammable
materials at least 1 m away from the heater air outlet.
Product description: Tower fan heater AD7738
1. Control panel 2. Air inlet grid
Control panel (1):
A. Power button
E. Horizontal oscillation button
This device should only be placed on a firm level surface and a minimum 100cm distance from walls or any other objects. It is a way to
optimize air flow. Avoid placing the device in corners and small spaces.
USAGE
1. Ensure the power switch (5) is off. Insert the plug into a suitable power outlet and turn the power supply on by the power switch (5)
located at the back of the device. Turn the power switch (5) from position O to position I. The device is in standby mode and the digital
display (F) shows the room temperature.
2. Turn on the device by pressing the power button (A) on either the remote or control panel. The device will begin to operate in fan mode.
Fan icon will be illuminated on the control panel.
3. Press the Heating power level button (B):
- once to operate at low heating mode at 1400W power, the icon of the sun will be illuminated on the control panel,
- twice to operate at high heating mode at 2000W power, the icon of the second sun will be illuminated on the control panel,
- three times to turn off the heating function. Now only the fan is working, the air stream is not heated.
4. To turn off the device press the power button (A). Please note: the unit will take approximately 30 seconds to stop blowing out air. Turn
off the power switch (5) from position I to position O at the back of the unit.
WARNING: Allow the device to cool down for 30-60 seconds before switching on again and before turning off at the power outlet. This will
protect the inner parts.
Remote control (4) operation is same as manual operation of buttons on control panel (1).
To use the device with the remote control (4) supplied, put the battery Cr2025 inside the battery chamber, it is not included in kit. In order to
3. Air outlet grid
B. Heating power level button
F. Digital display
4. Remote control
C. Temperature regulation button
G. Locking buttons way
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5. Power switch
D. Timer button