User Guide
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INSSIL20300416
OPERATION
· Maintains a stable room temperature.
· Highest setting offers continuous operation of heater.
· Thermostat settings correspond to desired room temperatures and ensure the cycling of the heater.
· Thermostat will not engage the heater to operate when the room temperature is higher than the thermostat setting.
· Thermostat will engage heater to operate continuously when the room temperature is lower than the thermostat setting.
• Turn the thermostat (A) clockwise to its halfway point. • Set the timer (B) for the amount of time you wish to heat the room.
The heater will now operate at 1000 W.
The heater will now operate at 2000 W for the duration set by the timer.
Should the desired room temperature be too low, turn the thermostat
(A) clockwise to increase the temperature. Should the desired room
temperature be too high, turn the thermostat counter-clockwise to decrease
the temperature.
• Set the timer (B) for the duration you wish to heat at 2000 W.
• Set the thermostat (A) to the desired temperature.
The heater will operate at 2000 W for the selected timer duration and once the time has expired, the heater will continue to operate normally with the
thermostat, offering 1000 W to maintain the desired room temperature.
Cut off power supply at circuit breaker/fuse before cleaning this heater. Use
a soft rag for dusting. When cleaning, use only a damp rag and non-abrasive
dish soap. If you use a cleaning product, always wipe the product off properly
to avoid the discoloration of the unit. Do not use abrasive or chemical cleaners
because they may damage the nishing. If the unit is used in a very dusty
location, use a vacuum brush to remove dust and other foreign objects from the
grilles. Note that cigarette smoke could yellow the discharge grille and that the
best way to prevent it is to clean the unit on a regular basis.
Although stainless steel is by its very nature corrosion resistant, its nish is not foolproof. The key to maintaining a nice stainless steel nish is preventative cleaning.
Clean the metal when it is dirty; do not wait until a full cleaning is required. Since the acidity level and chlorine content of regular cleaning agents vary greatly, it
is highly recommended to thoroughly rinse the surface with clean water after cleaning. Alternatively, you may use a stainless steel cleaner or clean water and dish
soap. Always follow polish lines.
· chlorine;
· scrubbing pads or similar scrubbing devices (steel wool);
· abrasive cleaning agents; and
· hydrochloric acid products such as bleach because they may stain and/or damage stainless steel surfaces.
MAINTENANCE