Before The Start Of Operation; Setting Up The Fan Heater; Commissioning; Switching Heat Settings And Fan On/Off - Parkside PKH 2000 A1 Bedienungs- Und Sicherheitshinweise

Before the Start of Operation

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Setting up the Fan Heater

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Remove all packaging material and all transport
securing devices from the fan heater.
For safe and error-free operation of the fan heater, the
installation site must meet the following requirements:
– The ground must be firm, flat and level.
– A minimum distance of 30 cm must be kept to
the side, 30 cm to the top, 30 to the rear and
100 cm to the front.
– Do not place the fan heater in a hot, wet or very
humid environment or near flammable material.
– The socket must be easily accessible so that
the mains cable 7 can be easily removed in
case of emergency.
Please note: When used for the first time, it may
briefly cause a slight odour.

Commissioning

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Switching Heat Settings
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and Fan on/off
Make sure the heating level switch 2 is set to 0.
Then connect the heater to a earthed and fused
plug socket protected by a GFCI. Free rotation of
the fan must be ensured.
Now switch on the fan heater by turning the heat-
ing level switch 2 to the desired position. For this:
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10 GB
0
Off Position
Fan position
Heat control
setting 1
Heat control
setting 2
MIN position of the thermoregulator
MAX position of the thermoregulator

Setting the Temperature

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Start the heater by using the heating level switch
2 to set the desired heat level.
Turn the temperature control 4 clockwise until it
stops. The control light 3 begins to illuminate.
When the desired temperature is reached, turn
the temperature control 4 counter-clockwise
until you hear an audible click, the control light
3 will then go out. An integrated thermostat
will now automatically switch the heating func-
tion on and off.
Regardless of the actual room temperature, the symbols
shown only represent a guide value for the temperature
range you require.
lowest temperature range
low temperature range
If the heating level switch
2 is in this position, the
fan heater is switched off.
If the heating level switch
2 is in this position, only
the fan operates. Move
the switch to this position
when you want to use the
heater as a fan.
If the heating level switch
2 is in this position, the
fan heater produces a
heat output of 1000 W.
If the heating level switch
2 is in this position, the
fan heater produces a
heat output of 2000 W.