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Before using the unit, read the present instructions carefully and keep them for
future reference.
• Beforeswitchingtheunitonreadthisinstructioncarefully.
• Beforeusingtheapplianceforthefirsttimemakesurethatoperatingvoltage
of the unit corresponds to the voltage in your mains.
• In order to avoid risk of fire, do not use adapters while connecting the
appliance to the outlet. Never insert the plug into defective or worn-out
outlets.
• In order to avoid network overloading, provide that no other electrical
appliances with higher power consumption are connected to the same outlet
the unit is connected to.
• Duringoperationthegridheatsupheavily.Becareful.Avoidcontactofthe
unit with your skin to prevent getting burns.
• The distance between the unit and furniture, pillows, furnishing, papers,
clothes, and curtains should be at least 1m far from the front of the fan heater
and keep them away from the sides and rear.
• Nevercoverthefanheaterwithclothesorfabricmaterialsduringoperation.
• Closesupervisionisnecessarywhenchildrenordisabledpersonsarenear
the unit.
• Thisunitisnotintendedtobeusedbychildrenordisabledpersons.
• Donotmove,hanguporcarrythecordoftheappliance
• Donotoperatethefaninarestrictedspace(forinstance,inbuilt-inclosetsor
wall alcoves - for tubes defrosting or to prevent their freezing).
• Neverwindthecordoverthecaseoftheunit.
• Do not switch on and do not use the fan heater if the cord or the plug is
damaged or if the fan heater works irregularly, fell or is damaged. In this
case, please contact your nearest authorized Usha service centre.
• Donotusethefanheaterinoutdoors.
• Thisfanheaterisnotintendedforuseinbathroomsorinplaceswithhigher
moisture.
• Donotplacethefanheaterinplaces,whereitcanfallinabathorother
container filled with water.
• Ifsomewatergetsonthefanheater,beforetouchingityoushouldunplugit
in order to avoid risk of getting electric shock.
• Do not cover the cord with mats, carpet strips etc. The cord should be
situated away from walking route and do not place any objects on it.
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