Helpful Tips:
1)
If heater will not turn on, check main power switch.
2)
Check air filter, clean as needed.
3)
If your room has minimal heat loss, and is closed off to cooler areas you may be able to reduce the cost of
operation by setting the heater to low after the room has reached a comfortable temperature.
4)
If remote is lost you can still operate the heater manually.
5)
Do not drag your heater across the room by pulling it by the cord. Store cord on cord wrap when not in use.
6)
Use the timer to turn off your heater and save energy
7)
Cool Down feature: When the thermostat cycles "off" or when you turn the unit off the fan will continue to run
for a few moments to finish distributing the heat and to cool down the heaters heating elements.
Control Panel
1)
Digital display: Indicates target room temperature or time value according to the timer.
2)
High mode indication light: Light is on when in high mode.
3)
Low mode indication light: Light is on when in Low mode..
4)
Power indication Light: Indicates when the unit is connected to power supply.
5)
Eco mode: Light is on when in Eco mode.
6)
ON/OFF switch button: For power on or off.
7)
Mode button: For selecting running mode.
8)
Temp up button: For setting temp higher.
9)
Temp down button: For setting temp lower.
10)
°C /°F Button: Button for alternating between Fahrenheit and Celsius.
11)
Timer button: Used for setting the timer and adjusting time value.
12)
Fahrenheit indicating light
13)
Timer indication light: The light's on when timer is functioning.
14)
Signal-receiving window: For receiving remote control signal.
15)
Celsius indicating light
5