User manual PUR LINE NDB 09S

[. . . ] If you do not follow our recommendations you may put yourself, others and your property in danger. Any other use not recommended by the manufacturer could cause fire, electrical shock, burns or personal injury. [. . . ] If the electrical cord, plug, unit are damaged, it must be changed by a qualified electrician or the manufacturer to avoid potential hazards, do not use the appliance but return it to an authorized service facility for repair. Ensure that there are no objects or piece of furniture resting on top of the electrical cord. Arrange the electrical cord away from room traffic to avoid the cord being tripped over. Do not handle the unit when it is running: its surface can reach 60° . You must keep combustible materials, such as bedding, pillows, curtains, rugs, clothes etc. For safety purposes the heater must not be used in a bathroom, do not use the heater near a sink, a swimming pool, etc. Put the radiator in the upright position and leave for an hour before switching on. You may adjust the room temperature by rotating the thermostat knob (C) from « - » to « + » position. Plug the heater in (Warning: the cable must be fully unwind and not in contact with the heater). When the room has reached the desired temperature, slowly move the thermostat knob counter-clockwise when the Power light goes off it indicates that the thermostat too is off. When the room temperature falls below the required level the power light will illuminate again and the heater will start running. The thermostat switches itself on and off keeping the room temperature at the desired level. When this device is overheated it is automatically turned off by a special security system. Switch off and unplug the heater , wait 5-10 minutes for the unit to cool down. [. . . ] The symbol of the crossed out garbage can appears on all the products to remind the obligations regarding separated collection. Consumers must contact local authorities or resellers regarding the procedure to follow for the device's removal. [. . . ]