Hyco DF20 User manual

Downflow
Fan Heater
Model DF20
Instruction Manual
Version 2.0 April 2010

HYCO DOWNFLOW FAN HEATER
MODEL DF20
1. INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing the Hyco Downow Fan Heater. The Downow heater
has two selectable settings. Setting 1 gives a xed 1kw output and setting 11 also
gives a xed 1kw output plus a further 1kw which is thermostatically controlled.
Please read and understand these instructions before commencing installation, and
leave them with the user when installation is complete.
2. SAFETY
THE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY
A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
CURRENT EDITION OF THE I.EE WIRING REGULATIONS.
SWITCH OFF THE MAINS BEFORE COMMENCING
INSTALLATION.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION MUST BE MADE TO THE FIXED
WIRING OF THE PROPERTY BY MEANS OF A CONNECTION
BOX. THE INSTALLATION MUST BE FITTED WITH A DOUBLE
POLE ISOLATING SWITCH, WITH A BREAK CONTACT
DISTANCE OF AT LEAST 3mm, AND AN RCD NOT EXCEEDING
30mA.
MEANS FOR ELECTRICAL DISCONNECTION MUST BE
INCORPORATED IN THE WIRING INSTALLATION IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE RELEVANT WIRING AND
ELECTRICAL REGULATIONS.
ONLY CONNECT THE HEATER TO A SINGLE PHASE SUPPLY
WITH A MAINS VOLTAGE AS SPECIFIED ON THE RATING PLATE.
DO NOT USE THIS HEATER WITH A TIMER OR ANY OTHER
DEVICE THAT SWITCHES THE HEATER ON AUTOMATICALLY,
SINCE A FIRE RISK EXISTS IF HEATER IS COVERED OR
POSITIONED INCORRECTLY.
THE HEATER MUST NOT BE LOCATED IMMEDIATELY BELOW A
SOCKET OUTLET.
IF THE CORD OF THIS APPLIANCE IS DAMAGED,
DISCONTINUE USE OF THIS PRODUCT AND CONTACT THE
MANUFACTURER FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS.
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2. SAFETY (continued)
DO NOT CARRY THE APPLIANCE BY HOLDING THE POWER
CORD.
ALWAYS SWITCH OFF THE APPLIANCE WHEN NOT IN USE.

DO NOT LET THE POWER CORD HANG OVER THE
APPLIANCE.
DO NOT LET ANIMALS OR CHILDREN TOUCH OR PLAY WITH
THE HEATER. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE HOT AIR OUTLET GETS
VERY HOT DURING OPERATION.
THIS APPLIANCE IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE BY PERSONS
(INCLUDING CHILDREN) WITH REDUCED PHYSICAL,
SENSORY OR MENTAL CAPABILITIES OR LACK OF
EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE, UNLESS THEY HAVE BEEN
GIVEN SUPERVISION OR INSTRUCTION CONCERNING USE
OF THE APPLIANCE BY A PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR
SAFETY.
THE DOWNFLOW HEATER IS NOT SUITABLE FOR OUTDOOR
USE.
THE MOUNTING POSITION OF THE HEATER SHOULD ALLOW
FREE MOVEMENT OF AIR AROUND THE HEATER. DO NOT
COVER THE HEATER AS THIS MAY CAUSE OVERHEATING.
THE HEATER MUST BE INSTALLED SO THAT SWITCHES AND
OTHER CONTROLS CANNOT BE TOUCHED BY A PERSON IN
THE BATH OR SHOWER.
THE UNIT SHOULD BE MOUNTED AT LEAST 1m AWAY FROM
ANY COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS SUCH AS FURNITURE,
CURTAINS, BEDDING ETC.
DO NOT USE THE APPLIANCE IN ROOMS LESS THAN 4m2

THE UNIT MUST NOT BE USED UNLESS THE COVER IS
CORRECTLY FITTED.
KEEP THE FAN HEATER CLEAN. SEE THE CLEANING AND
MAINTENANCE SECTION.

3. WALL MOUNTING
• The Downow fan heater is to be wall mounted at a minimum height of 1.8m in
the upright position with the warm air vent facing downwards.
• Loosen the two screws at the top of the front of the heater and lift off the front
cover
• Mark the position of the top two
xing holes ensuring they are level
• Drill holes using a 5mm drill bit and use the plugs and screws provided leaving
approximately 3mm of the
screw protruding
• Hang the heater on the screws
• Mark the position of the third xing hole using the heater as a template
• Remove the heater, drill the hole and insert the plastic plug
• Replace the heater and tighten the top two screws
• Secure the heater using the third xing
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Wall
Top Fixing hole

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300 min
1800 min
240
Wall or Other Adjacent Surface
Ceiling
Floor
250 min.
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4. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
THE INSTALLATION, ELECTRICAL CONNECTION AND FIRST
OPERATION OF THIS APPLIANCE SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT
BY A QUALIFIED INSTALLER.
• Electrical connection must be made to the xed wiring of the property by
means of a connection box and protected by a 13A fuse.
• If you require a longer cable or need to replace the cable at any time,
appropriately rated cable should be used and tted by a competent person.
• Select the desired mode of operation using the switch.
1 = 1kw xed
11 = Max 2kw - Steps down to 1Kw on thermostat control
NOTE: When used in small rooms of less than 10m3 the 1kw output should be
selected to avoid nuisance tripping of the cut-out
• Set the thermostat to the mid position (recommended setting)
• Ret front cover and secure
• Switch power on
Fixing hole
Cable clamp
Terminal block
Thermostat control
Cable entry
1kW / 2kW selector

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5. OPERATION
Pull the cord to turn on/off the heater The unit has a thermal cut out that will
operate in the event of overheating. The cut out will automatically reset once
the unit has cooled down. In the event of the cut-out operating we advise that
you disconnect from power supply and leave to cool for a few minutes before
switching back on.
6. ADJUSTMENT
• Switch off the mains power to the unit
• Remove the front cover to access the internals
• Select the desired mode of operation using the switch
• Turn the thermostat control clockwise to increase room temperature and anti-
clockwise to decrease
• Ret front cover and secure using the two screws
7. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
• Before cleaning, ensure the heater is unplugged and that it has cooled
completely
• Wipe the exterior of the heater with a soft dry cloth
• Never use any chemical or abrasive cleaners
• Use a vacuum cleaner to avoid a build up of uff or dust in the heater
8. SPECIFICATIONS
SUPPLY 230V ~ 50Hz
POWER 1000W / 2000W
IP RATING IP21
DIMENSIONS (H x W x D) 240 mm x 235 mm x 125 mm
OVERHEAT PROTECTION Auto reset thermal cut-out
PROTECTION Double Insulated

Hyco Manufacturing Ltd
California Drive
Whitwood
Castleford
West Yorkshire
WF10 5QH
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]
Web: www.hyco.co.uk
E-mail: [e-mail]
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8. GUARANTEE AND SERVICE POLICY
This product is guaranteed against faulty materials and manufacture for a period
of one year from the date of purchase. Hyco will in its sole discretion replace,
repair or refund any faulty unit. Incorrect installation and failure to follow correct
operating instructions are excluded. Consequential costs such as labour charges
or damage to surroundings are expressly excluded.