
-Before switching the appliance on, make sure that all the precautions mentioned in the «Safety
instructions», «Dening bathroom volumes» and «Protection against overheating» chapters have
been observed.
-The fan heater is equipped with a thermostat B (g. 3) to select the desired room temperature.
-To use the appliance:
-Pull the mains cable fully out of the cable compartment at the rear of the unit (g. 4).
-Plug the appliance into a 230 V ~ 50 Hz mains socket.
-Summer ventilation
-Set the button A (g.3) to position . The appliance starts to operate. Set the thermostat B (g.3)
to the maximum position.
-Heating
-Set button A (Fig. 3) to position I (1250 W) or position II (2500 W).
-Select the desired temperature using the thermostat button.
-After reaching the desired temperature, slowly turn the thermostat control anticlockwise until you
hear a «click». The desired temperature has now been set.
- Frost protection
-Set button B (Fig. 3) to and select position I (250 W) or position II (2500 W).
-When the room temperature drops to about 5°C, the appliance starts heating. This keeps the
temperature somewhere above 5°C and stops the water pipes from freezing.
-To switch the appliance o, set button A to 0.
-In the event of a heat build-up, an overheat protection device automatically switches o the
appliance.
-If the overheat protection device is triggered:
-Turn the appliance o.
-Unplug it from the mains socket.
-Remove the cause of overheating (blocked air inlet and/or outlet grilles, obstructed air circulation,
dust ...).
-Vacuum the air grilles if necessary.
-Allow the appliance to cool down.
-Reconnect it.
-The SB 20 fan heater only requires occasional external cleaning.
-The warranty does not cover damage caused by improper maintenance of the appliance.
-Before cleaning or maintenance, set the power switch to position 0.
-Disconnect the appliance from the mains.
-Wait until the appliance is cold.
-Never immerse the appliance in water.
-Do not allow water to get inside the appliance.
-Use a slightly damp cloth.
-Do not wet the air inlet/outlet grilles.
-Do not use detergents, abrasives or chemicals (alcohol, petrol, etc.).
-Vacuum the air inlets and outlets regularly. A build-up of dust will adversely aect correct operation
of the appliance.