Should the appliance fall or malfunction, immediately
disconnect the plug from the plug point. Check that it is not
damaged, and thereafter turn it back on: if in any doubt, consult
a qualified professional.
If the appliance is not being used, unplug it from the plug point.
WARNING: the heater must not be used if the glass tube
covering the heating element is damaged .
WARNING: in order to avoid overheating, scalding or fires, do
not cover the appliance.
INSTALLATION
After unpacking, check the integrity of the appliance; if in doubt, do not use it and
contact a qualified technician.The packaging materials (plastic bags, polystyrene,
metal staples, etc.) must not be left within reach of children, as they are potentially
hazardous.
Before installing the appliance, make sure that:
- the electrical system to which the appliance will be connected complies with current
standards and has cables whose cross-section is suitable for the absorbed power
- the voltage values on the nameplate correspond to those on the mains supply.Check
that other appliances with high absorption are not connected to the power line to avoid
overloading and fire hazards.In the event of incompatibility between the power socket
and the appliance's plug, have the plug replaced with a suitable model by a qualified
professional, who should ensure that the cable is appropriate for the power rating of
the device.The use of adaptors or extensions is generally not advisable; if it is necessary
to use them, they must comply with safety regulations and the total current (amperes)
must not be rated lower than the maximum current of the appliance.
- There are no water, gas or power lines inside the wall
- The wall to which the appliance is to be
fixed must be made of masonry and/or heat-
resistant, fire-retardant and solid material
(not wood or synthetic material), flat and free
of irregularities; the ceiling must also be
made of fire-retardant and heat-resistant
material.
- the appliance can be installed at least 2.0m
from the ground (height referred to the lower
edge of the appliance), is positioned so that
it cannot suffer impacts and that the air
outlet grid has a free space of at least 100cm,
and at least 50cm at the sides.
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