SHX SHXHL20ST Bedienungsanleitung Seite 175

However, first switch off the appliance, remove the plug from the socket and
check the fan heater for damage. If it is damaged or does not function properly,
do not use it but take it to be checked/repaired.
The overheating protection switches the fan heater off if the appliance gets
This can happen if the fan heater does not emit enough heat or cannot draw in
enough fresh air. As a rule, the causes include (partially) covering the fan heater,
blockage of the intake and/or outlet grille, dirt, positioning too close to a wall, etc.
If the overheating protection switches the fan heater off, you must set the function
controller to OFF (O), pull the plug out of the socket and give the fan heater the
opportunity to cool down. Eliminate the cause of the overheating before putting
the fan heater back into operation.
If you cannot find the cause of the overheating and the problem persists, stop
using the fan heater and return it for inspection/repair.
Cleaning and maintenance
Keep the fan heater clean. Dust and dirt deposits in the appliance are one of the
most common causes of overheating. You should therefore remove these
regularly. Switch off the fan heater for cleaning or maintenance work, remove the
plug from the socket and allow the fan heater to cool down.
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Clean the outside of the appliance regularly with a dry or very slightly damp
cloth. Do not use harsh soaps, sprays, cleaning or scouring agents, wax,
polishing agents or other chemical solutions.
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Use a hoover to carefully remove dust and dirt from the grilles and check that
the air inlets and outlets are clean. When cleaning, ensure that you do not
touch or damage any internal parts.
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The fan heater does not contain any other parts that require maintenance.
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Put the fan heater away at the end of the season, if possible in its original
packaging. Place it upright in a cool, dry and dust-free place.
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If the appliance needs to be disposed of at the end of its expected service life,
it should not be disposed of with household waste. Take it to your local
authority's designated collection point for electrical appliances, where care will
be taken to ensure that any materials that can still be used are recycled.
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