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ManualsBrandsHoneywell ManualsHeaters1,500 Watt Heat Genius™ Ceramic Portable Fan Heater
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SET UP
MOVING THE HEATER
• The Honeywell HeatGenius
TM
Ceramic Heater requires no assembly. Simply unpack heater and save all
packaging materials for off-season storage.
• Place the heater on a firm, level, open surface, free from obstructions and at least 3 feet (0.9m) away
from any wall or combustible material.
• DO NOT use on an unstable surface such as bedding or deep carpeting.
• BE SURE THE HEATER IS NOT IN A POSITION WHERE IT MAY BE TRIPPED OVER BY CHILDREN OR PETS.
• Turn off the heater.
• Allow it to cool for ten minutes.
• Unplug heater and move it to desired location. This heater is equipped with a Cool Touch handle for your
convenience.
• NOTE: NEVER LEAVE AN OPERATING UNIT UNATTENDED
• With heater in the OFF position (
), plug the heater into a polarized 120V outlet. DO NOT FORCE THE
POLARIZED PLUG INTO THE OUTLET; it will only fit one way.
• The Honeywell HeatGenius
TM
Ceramic Heater is designed to be placed at least 3 feet away from the wall,
allowing for convection room heating and safer operation.
• Turn heater on by pressing the Power Button (
).The Power Indicator will light and the heater will start in
the Constant HI Room Setting (Hi).
NOTE: Because the Low settings do not require as much electricity to operate, they are more energy
efficient and may be a better option if you are concerned about saving energy.
• When done using this appliance, make sure the power to the heater is OFF.
• To shut the heater off, press the Power Button (
) and the heater will begin Powering Down. The heater will
shut off after counting down 6 seconds in the Temperature Display to cool down the internal components.
Make sure that the power button light is NOT illuminated to confirm that the heater is OFF.
• See next section for overview of heat settings.
OPERATION
Power
Button
2 Hour Auto-off Timer
with 30 minute
phased intervals
Low Heat &
White Noise
Setting
Thermostat
Control Buttons
Desired Temperature
Display
Personal Space
Heat Settings
Floor
Area Heat
Setting
Whole Room Heat Settings
(Constant Hi/Lo)
Fig. 1