Safety Features; Cleaning And Maintenance - EUROM Heat-Duct-Pro 3 Manuel D'utilisation

Safety features

In case of internal overheating, the overheating safeguard will switch the heater off.
This may occur if the heater cannot give off enough heat or if it cannot draw in
enough fresh air. As mentioned above, this is generally caused by (partially) covering
the heater, obstructing the air intake and/or outlet grills or installing the heater too
close to a wall or something similar. When the heater has cooled down sufficiently, it
will in principle start again automatically, however if you do not remove the cause of
the cut-off then this will probably be repeated. Regular overheating can give rise to
irreparable damage.
When the overheating safeguard switches the heater off, set the mode selector dial
to 'OFF' (off), unplug and allow the heater to cool down. Remove and/or amend the
cause of overheating and reuse the heater as normal. If you cannot find a cause and
overheating recurs, stop using the heater, and take it in for inspection/repair.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Keep the heater clean. Deposits of dust and dirt in the appliance are a common
cause of overheating so these should be removed regularly. Switch off the heater,
remove the plug from the socket and allow the heater to cool down before cleaning or
carrying out maintenance work..
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Wipe the outside of the heater regularly with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not
use aggressive soaps, sprays, cleaners or abrasives, waxes, polishes or
chemical solutions and prevent water from getting into the heater itself!
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Use a vacuum cleaner or compressor to carefully remove any dust and dirt from
the grills and ensure that the air intake and outlet openings are clean. Be careful
not to touch or damage any internal parts during cleaning!
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The heater contains no other parts which need maintenance.
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At the end of the season, store the cleaned heater in the original packaging if
possible. Store upright in a cool, dry and dust-free place.
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Do not dispose of the heater with household waste when it becomes worn or
damaged beyond repair. Take it to your local authority's collection point for
electrical appliances where any reusable materials will be collected and
redistributed.
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