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appliance is covered or improperly positioned this
may cause fire.
• Position the power cord in such a way that it does
not obstruct the free movement of people and
cannot be stepped on! Use only approved extension
cords which are suitable for this appliance, i.e. have
got a conformity sign!
• Never move the appliance by pulling its power cord
and do not use the power cord for carrying objects!
• Do not bend the power cord and do not stretch it
over sharp edges, do not position it over hot plates
or open flames!
• Never use this appliance in close proximity to
wet premises – bathroom, a shower cabin or a
swimming pool!
PACKING
• After unpacking the appliance, check if all its
elements are included in the packing and that it has
not been damaged during transportation! In case
damage or incomplete delivery is found, contact
your authorized retailer!
• Do not throw away the original packing! It could
be used for storage and transportation purposes in
order to avoid damages during transportation!
• Disposal of packing materials should be done in
the appropriate way! Children should be prevented
from playing with polyethylene bags!
Thank you for choosing panel heater MC 2012. This is a
product providing heating in winter depending on the
consumers' needs for comfortable room temperature. If
operated and taken care of properly in accordance with
these instructions, the appliance will provide you with
many years of useful operation.
INSTALLATION AND OPERATIONS INSTRUCTIONS
Before operating your panel heater:
Please check if the two sets of castor wheels are
properly attached to each foot of the appliance by the
suitable screws.
English
Set the panel heater into correct working position
before connecting it to the electric system.
• The appliance is equipped with a power selection
switch. „I" stands for 1200W, ''II" stands for 2000W.
The total maximum power when both power levels
are on is 2000W.
• The appliance is equipped with thermo-regulator
sensitive to ambient temperature. You can turn
thermo-regulator knob until the desired room
temperature is achieved (the size of the heated
room has to conform to the power of the appliance;
in case the desired room temperature can not be
achieved, an additional panel heater needs to be
operated). You may turn thermostat knob clockwise
to maximum level (HI) and when the desired room
temperature is achieved you have to turn the switch
counter-clockwise slowly until a "ticking" sound
is heard. After that the appliance will maintain
the room temperature at the adjusted level by
switching on and off automatically.
• The appliance has got an in-built anti-frost function.
In case you decide to use the appliance in a room,
where minimum temperature is to be maintained
(winter gardens, cellars or attics), the appliance
has to be adjusted to the desired heating level
(level I, level II or both), the thermostat knob has
to be turned counter-clockwise until it reaches
the smallest indicator reading. In this position
the appliance will maintain room temperature in
the range of 5±2°С – i.e. it will periodically switch
on and off, maintaining the adjusted level of
temperature comfort in the room.
• The available power levels are presented
indicatively.
Note: The device shows the temperature around the
location of the sensor and is not a means of accurately
measuring the ambient temperature.
MOVING OF THE APPLIANCE:
If the appliance has to be moved, switch it off by
the Heater switch and if a fan is available in your
appliance switch it off by the Fan switch. Take the
power plug out of the power socket, holding the
appliance handles with both hands, move it to its
new position, having in mind that the appliance must
get cold (cooled down) before doing this. Moving
hot appliances may lead to undesired consequences
for the user like burns or entering of inflammable
materials entering the panel heater during its
movement.
DESCRIPTION OF MAIN PARTS:
A. Left end cap of the panel heater
B. Handle
C. Right end cap of the panel heater
D. Signal lamp
Usage and Storage Instructions
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