Overheating Protection - CO/Tech FH805 Bedienungsanleitung

Off
If the fan heater has been running on Cool Air mode
Press [ 0 ]. This turns off the fan heater and the indicator light goes off.
Bear in mind that the power switch on the back of the fan heater is still on.
If the fan heater has been running on Warm Air mode
Press [ 0 ]. The fan heater continues to run in Cool Down mode for approx. 30 seconds
(the indicator light flashes) and then turns off automatically.
Bear in mind that the power switch on the back of the fan heater is still on.
If you turn off the fan heater using the power switch on the back, then Cool Down mode will
not be activated. When you turn on the fan heater again with the power switch, the fan heater
will start in the same mode that was running before you turned it off.
Thermostat knob
Note: Bear in mind that factors such as the size of the room, the outside temperature and how well
the building is insulated, all affect the ability of the fan heater to warm up the room. If the room is too
large the ability of the heater to warm it up to the desired temperature may be insufficient.
The temperature range of the thermostat is approx. 5–35 °C. To heat a room to the desired temperature,
do as follows:
1. Turn the thermostat knob to the maximum setting.
2. Slowly turn back the thermostat knob when the desired room temperature has been reached.
Stop turning the thermostat knob when a click is heard. The fan heater will go into Cool Down
mode for 30 seconds and then switch off. The indicator light will shine with a steady glow
when the Cool Down mode has been activated after the thermostat has turned off the fan heater.
3. No further adjustment is required. The fan heater will then automatically turn on once
the temperature goes below the setting and turn off once the set temperature is reached.
Important:
• Always allow the Cool Down mode to run for 30 seconds before switching the fan heater off
using the power switch on the back.
• Always switch the fan heater off and unplug the mains lead from the wall socket when it is not in use.

Overheating protection

The fan heater has a built-in thermal cut-out switch overheating protection device. If the thermal
cut-out switch is triggered, the heating element will automatically shut off:
1. Unplug the fan heater from the wall socket and let it cool for at least 10 minutes.
2. Eliminate any reasons for the fan heater to have overheated and then plug it back in again.
3. The fan heater will now work again.
Information: The plug must be disconnected for at least 10 minutes in order for the thermal
cut-out switch to reset.
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