Honeywell BH-777FTE: ENGLISH

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

14. Keep the fan heater clean. Make sure that the air intake

vent (9) and air outlet vent (10) are open before starting to

Read through all the instructions before starting to use the

use the fan heater. Do not allow objects to get into the air

fan heater. Keep this instruction manual in a safe place for

intake vent (9) or air outlet vent (10). Do not cover up the

future reference.

fan heater (( ) symbol on the side of the fan heater)

1. Supervision is necessary when the fan heater is used in

This can lead to overheating, fire or electric shock.

the vicinity of children.

15. Do not dip the fan heater in water or any other liquids

2. Do not use the fan heater outdoors.

and do not pour water or any other liquids over the appli-

3. The fan heater must only be used after it has been

ance or into the air intake vent (9) or air outlet vent (10).

mounted according to this instruction manual. Mount the

16. Clean the fan heater regularly by following the cleaning

fan heater vertically on a straight wall: Be sure to observe

instructions.

the specified safety distances as shown in Fig. 1 and 2, and

17. The fan heater must only be used according to the

also observe your local safety regulations. Do not mount

instructions in this instruction manual. Non-observance of

the fan heater on combustible or instable surfaces (e.g.

these instructions can result in injuries, fire, electric shock

wood or plastic surfaces) or under the ceiling. Fire hazard!

or defects in the appliance.

4. Unwind the power cord completely. An incompletely

18. The fan heater is intended exclusively for private use

unwound power cord can lead to overheating and cause a

indoors. It is not suitable for commercial use.

fire. Do not touch the power cord with wet hands. Make

sure that there are no objects resting on the power cord or

19. If the power cable of the fan heater is damaged it must

that it could come into contact with hot parts. Position the

be replaced by the manufacturer or by a repair shop

power cord where nobody can trip over it and where the

approved by the manufacturer, or by similarly qualified

power socket is easily accessible.

persons, so as to avoid damage.

5. Do not use an extension cord, a multiway connector or

20. Do not use this fan heater if it is damaged or shows

an infinitely variable speed controller. These can lead to

signs of damage, or if it has fallen down or is not functio-

overheating, fire or electric shock.

ning correctly. Disconnect the power plug from the power

socket.

6. Connect the fan heater only to a single-phase socket

with the supply voltage as stated on the type plate of the

appliance.*

CONSTRUCTION

7. Always switch the fan heater off with the rotary power

1. Power control lamp

switch (2) and always disconnect the power plug (11)

2. Rotary power switch

from the power socket when the fan heater is not in use.

Allow the fan heater to cool off for at least 30 minutes

3. (O) OFF

before it is moved, handled or cleaned. Do not tug at the

4. Warm air 1000 W

power cord to disconnect the plug. Handle the fan heater

5. Hot air 2000 W

only with dry hands.*

6. Rotary thermostat switch

8. Do not use the fan heater anywhere near inflammable

7. Room temperature approx. + 5 °C - + 8 °C( )

gases or substances such as solvents, lacquers, glues etc.

8. Room temperature approx. + 30 °C

9. Do not mount the fan heater immediately under a power

socket.

9. Air intake vent

10. Do not mount and use the fan heater in close proxi-

10. Air outlet vent

mity to a bathtub, a shower or a swimming-pool (Fig. 1).

11. Power cord with power plug*

11. Do not use the fan heater in any kind of vehicle (e.g.

12. Wall bracket

portacabin, lift, elevator, motor vehicle, cubicle) or similar

13. Opening for the wall bracket

enclosed space.

14. Towel-rail holder

12. Caution: The fan heater gets very hot during use.

Mount the fan heater in such a position that accidental

15.

Plastic mount

contact can be prevented. Danger of burns! After swit-

16. Metal clamp

ching the fan heater off, allow it to cool for at least

30 minutes before you touch it.

FIRST TIME OF USE

13. Hang only articles of clothing, towels or similar textiles

that have been washed in water and not in inflammable

1. Read through all the instructions before starting to use

liquids to dry on the towel-rail. Fire hazard!

the fan heater.

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2. Unpack the fan heater and the power cord. Remove all

4. Turn the rotary power switch (2) to the desired opera-

packaging materials and dispose of them for recycling

ting position:

3. Before starting to use the fan heater, mount it according

Warm air 1000 W (4)

to the instructions for „wall mounting“.

Hot air 2000 W (5)

The power control lamp (1) lights up. When the rotary

WALL MOUNTING

power switch (2) is in the hot air 2000 W (5) position, you

cannot turn it further in a clockwise direction, only in an

1. Mount the fan heater vertically on a straight wall. Strict-

anti-clockwise direction.

ly observe the safety distances shown in Fig. 1 and 2.

Observe your local safety regulations. Do not mount the

5. When the towel-rail is mounted, the heating performan-

fan heater on combustible or instable surfaces (e.g. wood

ce is automatically reduced to 1000 W.

or plastic surfaces) or under the ceiling. Fire hazard!

2. Use the wall bracket (12) as a drill template. Mark two

Rotary thermostat switch

holes and drill them in the wall.

1. When you operate the fan heater in the warm air (4) or

3. Insert the two plugs into the holes and fix the wall bra-

hot air (5) position, turn the rotary thermostat switch (6)

cket (12) onto the wall with the two long screws. Make

clockwise to the highest position (8).

sure that the horizontal hole of the wall bracket is on the

2. When the desired room temperature has been reached,

left side and the vertical hole on the right side and that the

turn the rotary thermostat switch (6) anticlockwise until

indent is open to the top. Make sure that the wall bracket

you hear a “click”. The fan heater now switches off.

is fixed securely to the wall.

3. Turn the rotary thermostat switch (6) slightly in a clockwi-

4. Hang the fan heater on the wall bracket (12). Make sure

se direction. The fan heater now switches the heating on and

that it locks firmly into the indent on the wall bracket (12).

off automatically to maintain the desired room temperature.

Adjust the hole in the wall bracket to fit the one in the ope-

ning and secure the fan heater on the wall bracket (12)

4. The further you turn the rotary thermostat switch clock-

with the medium long screw.

wise, the hotter the room temperature will get. The highest

position equals a room temperature of approx. 30 °C. The

5. Make sure that the fan heater is mounted securely and

lowest position ( ) (7) equals a room temperature of

cannot fall off.

approx. 5 to 8 °C.

5. It is normal for the thermostat not to switch on when

MOUNTING THE TOWEL-RAIL

the room temperature is higher than 30 °C.

1. Push the metal hanger (16) into the plastic mount (15).

6. If the room temperature is lower than 5° - 8°C, the fan

2. Adjust the hole in the plastic mount (15) to fit the one in

heater will continue heating until the room temperature

the metal hanger (16) and secure the two parts with the

has risen to more than 5° - 8 °C.

short screw.

7. When the rotary thermostat switch (6) is in the highest

3. Push the plastic mount (15) into the holder (14) on the

position (8), you can not turn it any further in a clockwise

rear side of the fan heater until it clicks into position.

direction, only anticlockwise

.

4. Make sure that the plastic mount (15) is fitted securely,

and that it cannot become loose and fall off.

Overheating protection

1. The fan heater is equipped with overheating protection

USER INSTRUCTIONS

which switches the fan heater off automatically if it over-

heats.

1. Check that the rotary power switch (2) is in the OFF (3)

position. Insert the power plug into the power socket. Do

2. Turn the rotary power switch (2) to OFF (3) and discon-

not touch the power cord with wet hands.*

nect the power plug from the power socket.*

2. Make sure that the air intake vent (9) and air outlet vent

3. Now let the fan heater cool for at least 30 minutes.

(10) are not covered up and that no objects have managed

4. Remove any objects which might have got into the air

to get into them. The air intake vent (9) and air outlet vent

intake vent (9) or air outlet vent (10), or clean the ope-

(10) must always be free when the fan heater is in use.

nings which have caused the faulty running with a vacuum

3. Before handling, moving or cleaning the fan heater, turn

cleaner or have caused overheating. If you can see that a

the rotary power switch (2) to the OFF (3) position and

lot of dust has accumulated inside the fan heater, please

disconnect the power plug from the power socket.*

get the appliance cleaned at a service centre.

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5. Resume using the fan heater as described in the “user

Disposal

instructions”.

CLEANING, MAINTENANCE, DISPOSAL

We recommend you to clean the fan heater regularly. Plea-

This symbol on the product or its packaging indicates that

se follow the instructions for cleaning and maintenance so

the appliance cannot be treated as normal domestic trash,

as to avoid impairing the functioning of the appliance.

but must be handed in at a collection point for recycling

electric and electronic appliances.

Cleaning

Your contribution to the correct disposal of this product

protects the environment and the health of your fellow

1. Before you start cleaning the fan heater, turn the rotary

men. Health and the environment are endangered by

power switch (2) to OFF (3) and disconnect the power

incorrect disposal.

plug from the power socket. Allow the fan heater to cool

for at least 30 minutes.*

Further information about the recycling of this product can

be obtained from your local town hall, your refuse collection

2. Take the fan heater off the wall bracket. Clean the air inta-

service, or in the store at which you bought the product.

ke vent (9) and air outlet vent (10) with a vacuum cleaner, to

remove the dust from the motor and heating element.

This regulation is valid only in EU member states.

3. Clean the outer surfaces of the fan heater with a soft,

damp cloth.

CONDITION OF PURCHASE

4. Resume using the fan heater as described in “wall

As condition of purchase the purchaser assumes responsi-

mounting” and the “user instructions”.

bility for the correct use and care of this KAZ product

according to these user instructions. The purchaser or

user must himself or herself decide when and for how

Maintenance

long this KAZ product is in use.

1. The fan heater needs no special maintenance, but it

should be serviced at least twice a year.

WARNING: IF PROBLEMS ARISE WITH THIS KAZ PRO-

2. If the fan heater has to be repaired, be sure to contact

DUCT, PLEASE OBSERVE THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE

an authorized service centre.

GUARANTEE CONDITIONS. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO OPEN

OR REPAIR THE KAZ PRODUCT YOURSELF, AS THIS

COULD LEAD TO TERMINATION OF THE GUARANTEE

AND CAUSE DAMAGE TO PERSONS AND PROPERTY.

Technical modifications reserved.

* Any reference made in this manual to power cord with

plug is not valid in UK. In UK the unit must be hard-wird.

National rules and regulations must be observed.

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