Wall Mounting; Operation; Troubleshooting; Specifications - Somogyi Elektronic home FKM400 Bedienungsanleitung

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WALL-MOUNTING

The appliance may only be used in wall-mounted fashion, and the unimpeded outward flow of the

heated air must be ensured. The unit may become hot while operating, therefore, please note the

minimum installation distances indicated in Figure 3 when installing the unit. The unit may only be

mounted on vertical walls of suitable bearing capacity. Avoid installing the unit on flammable

surfaces such as wood or plastic.

Wall-mounting steps:

1. Remove the wall-mount (1) from the rear of the appliance by loosening and removing the

fastening screws (2). 2. Drill holes in the wall according to the holes in the wall-mount and the size

of the wall studs being used. Ensure that the wall-mount is level then fasten the wall-mount

securely to the wall using the enclosed screws (7). 3. Mount the appliance onto the wall-mount

then fasten it using the mounting screws (2).

Caution: Risk of electric shock! Do not attempt to disassemble of modify the unit or its accessories.

In case any part is damaged, immediately power off the unit and seek the assistance of a specialist.

In the event that the power cable should become damaged, it should only be replaced by the

manufacturer, its service facility or similarly qualified personnel.

Meaning of symbol on appliance: Do not cover!

Covering the unit can cause overheating, fire or electric shock!

FEATURES

convection heater • functions: heating – frost proofing • max. 450 W power output • overheating protection • built-in mechanical thermostat • operation indicator light • included screws and studs for

mounting

ASSEMBLY (Figure 1)

1. wall mount 2. wall mount screws 3. heated air outlets 4. operation indicator light (red) 5. mechanical thermostat knob 6. cold air inlet 7. screws & studs

The "frost proofer" is an electric convection heater which may only be used indoors in dry conditions (IP20) for heating small indoor premises. It features a built-in mechanical thermostat for setting

the temperature. The unit's operation indicator light illuminates in red when the unit's thermostat switches on the heating. When used as a "frost proofer" please note the unit's low capacity. It is not

suitable for frost proofing large premises.

OPERATION

Setting the room temperature

1. Ensure that the appliance's thermostat knob (5) is turned all the way counterclockwise to the snowflake mark (Figure 2B). Plug the AC power supply into a wall outlet. The unit will thus be

powered on and ready to be used.

2. Turn the mechanical thermostat knob (5) all the way clockwise. (Figure 2A)

3. The appliance will start heating. Wait until the room is warmed up to the desired temperature. Then slowly begin to turn the knob counterclockwise until a click is heard and the operation

indicator light goes out.

4. The thermostat is now set to the current temperature of the room. If the temperature drops below this level, the unit will start heating, and if it rises above, it will turn off.

5. If you would like to set a lower temperature, turn the thermostat counterclockwise, if you want to set it higher, turn it clockwise. The minimum room temperature that can be set is +5°C

while the highest is cca. +30°C.

Frost proofing function

If the appliance's thermostat knob is turned all the way counterclockwise to the snowflake mark (Figure 2B), the unit functions as a frost inhibitor, switching on below cca. +5°C.

Overheating protection

If you notice that the operation indicator light is on but the appliance is not heating, the overheating protection has probably activated. The overheating protection switch turns off the appliance in the

event that it overheats, then turns it back on again once it has cooled down. This function works independently of the thermostat setting. If this phenomenon occurs frequently, the unit should be

cleaned out. Check that the minimum distances specified in Figure 3 have been observed.

CLEANING & MAINTENANCE

Regular cleaning is essential for optimum operation of the appliance.

1. Prior to cleaning, set the appliance to frost prevention mode then power off the unit by unplugging it from the electric outlet.

2. Allow the appliance to cool to room temperature for at least 20 minutes.

3. Use a vacuum cleaner to clean the air inlet (6) and outlet (3) openings.

4. Use a slightly moistened cloth to clean the unit's exterior. Do not use any aggressive cleaners. Avoid getting water inside of and on the electric components of the appliance.

5. After having been cleaned, the unit can be used in accordance with the section entitled OPERATION.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Cause

The unit is not running.

The unit is constantly heating.

DISPOSAL

This symbol of the crossed out wheeled bin – on the product or its packaging – indicates that the product should not be placed in municipal waste.

The appliance should be taken to a waste collection site licensed to collect waste electronic and electric equipment (WEEE) or the local waste management facility.

By doing so, you will protect the environment as well as the health of others and yourself.

For more information about recycling this equipment, please contact your local government, household waste disposal service or shop where you purchased

the equipment.