Atlantic Aeromobile 3000W Manuals

ATLANTIC Mobile Fan Heaters User and installation instructions Use This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities,or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance. The electric fan heater is intended for space heating in various premises. It is movable, but can also be permanently installed. The electric fan heater is approved for use in humid and wet areas, and is employed on building sites, in stores and shops, and in the home. The fan heater has been subjected to electrical safety testing. The fan heater is CE marked. Degree of protection: IP 44 Safety • Don’t use this heater in the immediate vicinity of a shower, bath or swimming pool. • Don’t cover the heater since it could then overheat and could cause a fire. • Some of the heater surfaces become hot when the heater is in operation. • Locate the heater so that any combustible material will not be ignited. • Don’t locate the heater immediately below a permanent wall-mounted power outlet. • If permanently installed in a bathroom or shower room, make sure that the heater is installed so that the person using the bath or shower will not be able to touch it. .The heater must be stable when installed to avoid any risk of falling or overheating. . Always keep 2.5m distance between the frontgrill and any object or hindrance Operation Thermostatically controlled fan motor The fan motor will stop when the thermostat has switched off the heater. 1. Fan 2. Fan + 1/2 output 3. Fan + 1/1 output Continuous operation The fan motor runs continuously regardless of the thermostat setting. 4. Fan 5. Fan + 1/2 output 6. Fan + 1/1 output Thermostat, 0 – 35°C Cleaning Clean the heater at regular intervals, since dust and dirt may cause overheating and give rise to the risk of fire. Service and repairs The following work should be done by personnel from the manufacturer or a service company, or by equivalent qualified personnel: Changing the power supply cable. The heater has a built-in temperature limiter that will trip the power supply in the event of overheating. If the temperature limiter has tripped, isolate the power supply to the heater, allow the heater to cool down and attend to the fault.