Unpacking The Appliance; Overview Of The Components - BOMANN HL 6064 CB Bedienungsanleitung

• Under no circumstances may the fan heater be used in rooms
with explosive gas (e. g. petrol) or while work is being carried
out with inflammable adhesives or solvents (e. g. when gluing or
painting parquet, PVC etc.).
• Do not insert any objects into the fan heater.
• Ensure that a safety distance is maintained between the power
cord and the housing.
• Do not use the fan heater in the open air.
• If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manu-
facturer, its service agent or similarly qualified persons in order to
avoid a hazard.

Unpacking the Appliance

1. Remove the appliance from its packaging.
2. Remove all packaging material, such as foils, filling
material, cable ties and cardboard packaging.
3. Check the appliance for possible transport damage to
avoid hazards. Do not operate a damaged appliance.
Return it to the dealer immediately.
NOTE:
There may still be dust or production residues on the
appliance. We recommend that you clean the appliance
as described under "Cleaning".

Overview of the Components

1 Temperature control
2 Handle
3 Function control knob
0 = Off
I = 1000 Watt
I I = 2000 Watt
= Fan
4 On / Off switch for oscillation
5 Stand
6 Safety switch
7 Grille for heating elements
8 Indicator lamp
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Notes for Use
Safety Switch
Your fan heater features a safety switch that disconnects
the power supply in case the appliance falls over. The safety
switch prevents hazards caused by overheating.
WARNING:
Place the appliance on a smooth, horizontal and stable
surface. Avoid carpets in order to prevent failure of the
safety switch.
NOTE:
The appliance turns on automatically once back in an
upright position.
Connected Load
The appliance supports a power input of 2000 W.
CAUTION: Overload
• When using an extension cord, it must have a cable
cross-section of at least 1.5 mm².
• Do not use a multiple socket as this appliance is too
powerful.
• Do not connect any other powerful devices to the
same electric circuit.
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