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DIGITAL THERMOSTAT OPERATION
MAINTENANCE & CLEANING
Maintenance
1. Always turn off heater before cleaning or repairs.
2. Do not knock against or rub the appliance to avoid damaging the exterior coating,
which may allow rust to appear.
3. Never immerse the appliance in water for cleaning.
• To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, always switch off the unit and wait 10
minutes to allow it to cool before attempting any maintenance or cleaning. It is
recommended that the heater is cleaned periodically, in order to avoid dust blocking
the grill or ventilation.
Cleaning
Wipe the unit with a soft damp cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or spray liquids on
the unit surfaces.
Note:
• It is possible that the unit surface may discolour (yellow) over time due to dust or
cigarette smoke. This is normal and not a manufacturing defect.
1.Turn on the thermostat to switch on the heater.
2.After switching on, the thermostat will start at the default
temperature.
3.There are 3 control buttons:
UP - Temperature up
DOWN - Temperature down
ºC/ºF - Change temperature to Celsius or Fahrenheit
4.In Celsius Mode, pressing the UP or DOWN button once will increase/decrease the
temperature in 0.5ºC increments. In Fahrenheit Mode, pressing the UP or DOWN
button once will increase/decrease the temperature in 1ºF increments.
5.Pressing the UP or DOWN button continuously will increase/decrease the
temperature setting quickly.
6.Once the temperature control buttons are set and released, the display will change
from the temperature setting to the room temperature after a few seconds.
7.The LCD displays 3 digits. In Celsius Mode, the temperature will display with one
decimal, e.g. 22.5; for Fahrenheit, there is no decimal, e.g. 104.2ºF will display as
104.
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