Troubleshooting; General Information - Bionaire BCH9300 Instruction Manual

TROUBLE SHOOTING

General Information:

Environmental Factors - There are a number of factors that will affect your desired comfort level.
These factors can include insulation, open or drafty doors and windows, and outside temperature.
Please check and take action if any of these potential problems are affecting your heaters ability to
adequately warm your room.
Supplemental Heat - Portable electric heaters are intended for supplemental heating of rooms to heat
the room you are in and turn down the central heat thermostat. They are not intended to replace
central heating systems.
DO NOT attempt to repair or adjust any electrical or mechanical functions on this
heater. Doing so will void warranty. The inside of the heater contains no user
serviceable parts. All servicing should be performed by qualified personnel only.
Trouble
• Heater
☛ Timer Activated.
Does Not
Turn On.
☛ Tip-over switch engaged.
☛ Manual user reset is
☛ Not plugged in properly.
☛ Electrical outlet does not
☛ Thermostat set too low.
☛ Obstruction causing the
☛ Circuit breaker trips.
• Power Light
☛ Auto Safety Shut-off system
is Flashing.
Troubleshooting for your Heater
Probable Cause
activated.
hold plug in securely.
heater not to operate.
is activated when there is
potential overheat.
✔ Press the Power Button to turn on the
Heater.
✔ Set heater upright on a level surface and
follow the Tip-over Shut-off instructions to
resume operations.
✔ Follow reset instructions listed in this
manual.
✔ Ensure plug is properly inserted. Make
sure electrical outlet and circuit breaker
are working.
✔ Have outlet replaced by a licensed
electrician.
✔ Press the Thermostat Button to select the
highest temperature setting.
✔ Unplug the heater and remove all
obstructions. Position your heater 0.9m
(36 inches) away from all objects.
✔ Make sure no other high wattage
appliances are operating on the same
circuit and reset breaker if needed.
✔ Follow Auto Safety Shut-off instructions to
reset the heater and allow sufficient time
for the heater to cool down before
plugging in again.
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Solution