Silvercrest SHLF 2000 B2 Manual de usuario

FAN HEATER WITH REMOTE CONTROL SHLF 2000 B2

IAN 114164

FAN HEATER WITH REMOTE CONTROL

Operating instructions

FŰTŐVENTILÁTOR TÁVIRÁNYÍTÓVAL

Kezelési útmutató

HORKOVZDUŠNÝ VENTILÁTOR

S DÁLKOVÝM OVLÁDÁNÍM

Návod k obsluze

HEIZLÜFTER MIT FERNBEDIENUNG

Bedienungsanleitung

TERMOWENTYLATOR ZE ZDALNYM

STEROWANIEM

Instrukcja obsługi

KALORIFER Z DALJINSKIM

UPRAVLJALNIKOM

Navodilo za uporabo

VÝHREVNÝ VENTILÁTOR

S DIAĽKOVÝM OVLÁDANÍM

Návod na obsluhu

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English..................................................................................... 2

Polski .................................................................................... 14

Magyar ................................................................................. 28

Slovenšina ........................................................................... 42

esky .................................................................................... 54

Slovenina............................................................................. 66

Deutsch ................................................................................. 78

ID: SHLF 2000 B2_15_V1.1

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Contents

1. Overview ........................................................................................ 3

2. Intended purpose ............................................................................ 4

3. Safety information ........................................................................... 5

4. Items supplied ................................................................................. 7

5. How to use ...................................................................................... 8

5.1 Setting up the device ............................................................................. 8

5.2 Inserting the battery............................................................................... 8

6. Operation ........................................................................................ 8

6.1 Switching the device on and off.............................................................. 8

6.2 Setting the heat output ........................................................................... 9

6.3 Selecting the temperature....................................................................... 9

6.4 Setting the running time ......................................................................... 9

6.5 Swivel function ..................................................................................... 9

6.6 Overheating protection.......................................................................... 9

6.7 Safety switch ...................................................................................... 10

6.8 Frost monitor ...................................................................................... 10

7. Cleaning ........................................................................................ 10

8. Troubleshooting ............................................................................. 11

9. Disposal ........................................................................................ 11

10. Technical specifications .................................................................. 12

11. Warranty of the HOYER Handel GmbH ........................................... 12

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1. Overview

1Operating panel

2Protective grid of air outlet

3Base

4Safety switch

5Compartment for remote control

6Handle

7Protective grid of air inlet

8Temperature sensor

9Main switch

10 Display

11 Standby button

12 + Increase values - temperature/time

13 - Reduce values - temperature/time

14 Infrared receiver

15 Switch the timer on / off

16 Switch the swivel function on / off

17 Mode Set operating mode

18 Control lamp

19 Remote control

20 + Increase values - temperature/time

21 Mode Set operating mode

22 - Reduce values - temperature/time

23 Standby button

24 Switch the timer on / off

25 Switch the swivel function on / off

26 Infrared transmitter

Display elements

27 Swivel function is switched on

28 Automatic mode: the device automatically adapts the heat output to the room temper-

ature. The device switches off automatically once the room temperature has reached

the desired temperature.

29 Low heat output: device operates at 1,000 watt

30 High heat output: device operates at 2,000 watt

31 Frost monitor is switched on

32 Running time

33 Display of the room temperature

34 Display of the set desired temperature

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Thank you for your trust!

Congratulations on your new fan heater.

For a safe handling of the device and in or-

der to get to know the entire scope of fea-

tures:

• Thoroughly read these operat-

ing instructions prior to initial

commissioning.

• Above all, observe the safety in-

structions!

• The device should only be used

as described in these operating

instructions.

• Keep these operating instruc-

tions for reference, they are a

part of the product.

• If you pass the device on to

someone else, please include

these operating instructions.

We hope you enjoy your new fan heater!

Symbols on your device

Do not cover up

The adjacent symbol warns

against covering up the device,

as the resulting heat accumulation

could lead to damage and a fire

hazard.

2. Intended purpose

The device is suitable as auxiliary heating for

dry indoor spaces.

The device is designed for private home use

and must not be used for commercial pur-

poses. The device must only be used in-

doors.

The device must only be set up on the floor.

Foreseeable misuse

FIRE HAZARD!

~Never use the device to dry textile mate-

rials or other objects on, above or in

front of the device.

~The safety switch must not be disabled

manually under any circumstances.

~The device must not be used in vehicles

of any kind.

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3. Safety information

Warnings

If necessary, the following warnings will be

used in these operating instructions:

DANGER! High risk: failure to ob-

serve this warning may result in inju-

ry to life and limb.

WARNING! Moderate risk: failure to ob-

serve this warning may result in injury or se-

rious material damage.

CAUTION: low risk: failure to observe this

warning may result in minor injury or mate-

rial damage.

NOTE:

circumstances and specifics that must

be observed when handling the device.

Instructions for safe operation

~Children under the age of 3 must be kept away, unless they are

constantly being supervised.

~This device can be used by children from the age of 8 and peo-

ple with restricted physical, sensory or intellectual abilities or

people without adequate experience and/or understanding, if

they are supervised or instructed on how to use this device safely

and if they are aware of the resulting danger. Children must not

play with the device. Cleaning and maintenance by the user

must not be performed by children without supervision.

~Children aged 3 and over, who are younger than 8 years old,

may only switch the device on and off, if they are supervised or

they have been instructed in the device’s safe use and they have

understood the resulting dangers, provided that the device is

placed or installed in its normal operating position. Children

aged 3 and over, who are younger than 8 years old, may not in-

sert the plug into the wall socket, adjust the device, clean the de-

vice and/or carry out any maintenance work, which the user is

required to carry out.

~Some parts of the device may become very hot and

may cause burns. Particular care is necessary, if chil-

dren or vulnerable persons are present.

~This device is equally intended for use in the home and in appli-

cations similar to the home, such as for example...

…in kitchens for employees in shops, offices and other commer-

cial areas;

…on agricultural estates;

…by customers in hotels, motels and other residential facilities;

…in bed-and-breakfast establishments.

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~In order to prevent overheating of the heating device, the heating

device must not be covered.

~The device must never be set up directly under a wall socket, as

the forming heat may lead to damage to the electric system.

~Never use the device close to a sink, a bath tub, a shower or a

swimming pool, as water splashes could enter the device.

~If the power cable of this device should become damaged, it

must be replaced by the manufacturer, the manufacturer's custom-

er service department or a similarly qualified specialist, in order

to avoid any hazards.

DANGER for children

~Packing materials are not children's

toys. Children should not be allowed to

play with the plastic bags. There is a

risk of suffocation!

~Keep the device out of the reach of chil-

dren.

DANGER! Risk of electric

shock due to moisture

~The device, the power cable and the

mains plug must not be immersed in wa-

ter or any other liquids.

~Protect the device from moisture, water

drops and water splashes.

~If liquid gets into the device, remove the

mains plug immediately. Have the de-

vice checked before reusing.

~Never touch the device with wet hands.

~If the device falls into water, disconnect

the mains plug immediately. Only then

is it safe to retrieve the device.

DANGER! Risk of electric

shock

~Only connect the mains plug to a prop-

erly installed and easily accessible wall

socket whose voltage corresponds to

the specifications on the rating plate.

The wall socket must continue to be eas-

ily accessible after the device is

plugged in.

~Ensure that the power cable cannot be

damaged by sharp edges or hot points.

~The device is not fully disconnected from

the power supply, even after it is

switched off. In order to fully disconnect

it, pull out the mains plug.

~When using the device, ensure that the

power cable cannot be trapped or

crushed.

~When removing the mains plug from the

wall socket, always pull the plug and

never the cable.

~Disconnect the mains plug from the wall

socket,…

…ifthereisafault,

… when you are not using the device,

… before you clean the device and

… during thunderstorms.

~Never attempt to reach into the device

interior by sticking your fingers or ob-

jects through the protective grids.

~To avoid any risk, do not make modifi-

cations to the device.

~Do not use the device if there is visible

damage to the device or the power ca-

ble.

FIRE HAZARD

~There must be no flammable objects

(e.g. curtains, paper, etc.) in close prox-

imity to the device during operation.

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~Never use the device to dry textile mate-

rials or other objects on, above or in

front of the device.

~The device must only be set up on a sol-

id, level, dry and non-flammable sur-

face.

~When setting up the device, keep a min-

imum distance of 0.5 m all around to

other devices and walls.

~Never operate the device in a potential-

ly explosive environment or close to

flammable gases or liquids.

~Ensure at all times that the air can enter

and exit freely. Otherwise, heat may ac-

cumulate in the device.

DANGER! Risk of injury

through burning

~The surfaces of the device may become

hot. For this reason, only touch the han-

dle of the device.

~The device remains very hot after it is

switched off, and must not be touched.

~Prior to cleaning, let the device cool

down until there is no longer a risk of

burning.

~Only transport the device when it has

cooled down, and when doing so only

use the handle intended.

DANGER! Risk of injury

~Ensure that the mains power cable nev-

er develops into a trip hazard, and that

nobody can get caught in or stand on it.

~Keep an appropriate distance to the de-

vice, in order to prevent hair or clothing

from being sucked into the device fan.

DANGER from batteries

~DANGER OF EXPLOSION! Be sure

to observe the correct polarity when in-

serting the battery. Replace only with

the same or an equivalent type.

~Batteries can be life-threatening if swal-

lowed. Therefore you should store bat-

teries out of the reach of young

children. If a battery has been swal-

lowed, medical assistance must be

sought immediately.

~Batteries must not be charged or reacti-

vated by other means, nor must they be

dismantled, thrown into a fire or short-

circuited.

~Always remove used batteries immedi-

ately, as these could leak and therefore

cause damage.

~Clean the battery and device terminals

before you insert the batteries.

~Take the battery out of the remote con-

trol if you intend not to use it for an ex-

tended period of time. A leaking battery

could damage the remote control.

~Do not subject batteries to extreme con-

ditions, e.g. do not place the remote

control on radiators or under direct sun-

light. Otherwise, there is an increased

danger of batteries leaking.

~If battery acid has leaked, avoid con-

tact with the skin, eyes and mucous

membranes. In case of contact with the

acid, rinse the affected area at once

with plenty of clean water and seek

medical assistance immediately.

WARNING! Risk of material

damage

~Never try to use the swivel function

manually, as this may damage the mo-

tor.

~Do not use any astringent or abrasive

cleaning agents.

4. Items supplied

1 Fan heater

1Remotecontrol19

1 Button cell CR2032

1 Operating instructions

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5. How to use

5.1 Setting up the device

NOTE: some parts of the device might be

slightly greased when delivered, which is

why slight smoke and odour formation

might develop. This is harmless and stops af-

ter a short amount of time. Ensure sufficient

ventilation in the meantime.

1. Remove the device from the packaging.

2. Remove any transport packaging and

any protective foil present.

NOTE: there is a piece of corrugated board

between the device and base3, which also

needs to be removed.

3. Check that the device shows no dam-

age.

FIRE HAZARD!

~Ensure that there is sufficient distance to

the wall, furniture and fixtures or other

devices. The distance should be at least

0.5 m, in order to exclude the risk of a

fire hazard.

4. Select a location which complies with

the safety information.

5. Select a location where people, animals

or plants will not be suddenly hit by the

hot air flow.

6. Insert the mains plug into a wall socket

corresponding to the technical data.

NOTE: the device requires up to 10 amps

electricity (2,000 watt). If you have connect-

ed other consumers in the same electric cir-

cuit, ensure that the maximum capacity of

the fuse is not exceeded, as the fuse will oth-

erwise trigger.

5.2 Inserting the battery

If the device is new or if the battery in the re-

mote control19 is empty, a new battery of

the type CR2032 must be inserted.

1. Figure A: press the closing flap to-

wards the centre and pull the battery

compartment out.

2. Remove the old battery, if applicable.

3. Insert a new battery.

NOTE: be sure to observe the correct polar-

ity when inserting the battery (+/–).

4. Slide the battery compartment back in.

6. Operation

Identical symbols on the buttons mean iden-

tical functioning. These instructions describe

the operation via the remote control19.

The selected function is shown on the dis-

play10.

As soon as the device is in operation, the

control lamp18 lights up.

The device can be operated via the operating

panel1or via the remote control19.

6.1 Switching the device on

and off

1. Insert the mains plug into a wall socket

corresponding to the technical data.

2. Switch the device on by setting the main

switch9to I.

The main switch9and the display10

are lit up. The device is in standby

mode.

Put the device into operating

mode by

pressing the standby button 23. The

control lamp18 lights up.

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