Safety Information; Main Components; Operation; Starting The Heater - Master HALL 3000I Operator's Manual

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SAFETY INFORMATION

MAIN COMPONENTS

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REMOVAL OF THE HEATER FROM THE PACKAGE
SAFETY INFORMATION
IMPORTANT: Carefully read all the Operator's
Manual before assembling, starting or performing
maintenance operations on the heater. The heater
may cause severe accidents due to burns, fires or
electric discharges.
This heater is portable and is designed for indoor
heating of areas like warehouses, shops and homes.
The heater is compliant with the requirements of
Standard EN 60335-2-30.
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Never install the heater in rooms containing
gasoline, solvents, paints or other highly
inflammable materials or close to curtains.
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Keep the heater away from children and
pets.
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Verify that the supply voltage and frequency
are compliant with the data specified on the
nameplate.
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Always use three-wire grounded extensions
with an adequate section.
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Disconnect the heater from the mains when it
is not in use.
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The heater
immediately below a socket.
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Before leaving the heater unattended, make
sure it cannot
disconnect it from the mains.
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Never use the heater with programmers,
timers or
automatically start it, as fires could break out
if the heater is not covered or located in a
correct position.
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Never use the heater next to bathtubs,
showers or swimming pools.
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Always disconnect the heater from the mains
by pulling the plug out of the wall socket
before servicing, cleaning or repairing the
heater.
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Never perform maintenance operations when
the heater is hot or running.
should not be positioned
be used and
other devices that

OPERATION

MAIN COMPONENTS
1)Handle, 2)Parabola, 3)Lamp, 4)Protection grille,
5)Pivoting wheel, 6)Foot, 7)Extension, 8)Cover,
9)Fixing knob, 10)On/Off switches, 11)Cable tie and
fuse holder, 12)Power cable, 13)Pivoting wheel with
brake.
REMOVAL OF THE HEATER
FROM THE PACKAGE
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OPERATION
WARNING: Carefully read the warnings listed in
section Safety Information in this manual and
follow them carefully to operate the heater in full
safety.
Verify that the power cable is not damaged.
Damaged power cables must be replaced by the
manufacturer or by its technical service or, at any
rate, by a qualified technician trained to prevent all
possible risks. Verify that the technical specifications
of the socket comply with those listed in the
instructions or shown on the nameplate of the heater.
Place the heater on a flat surface.
Do not turn the heater on if the lamps are not in
horizontal position.
always

STARTING THE HEATER

Connect the power cable to the mains.
Move the switches on the rear of the machine to
could
position 1. The lamps immediately turn red as soon
as the heater reaches its maximum power. If one
switch is pressed, the heater runs at half of its power
and one lamp only turns on. To use the heater at its
maximum power, it is necessary to press both
switches in order to turn both lamps on.
TURNING THE HEATER OFF
Move both switches to position 0 and disconnect the
heater from the mains. Wait a few minutes to allow it
to cool down.
Remove all the packaging materials used for
transportation purposes.
Remove all the items from the boxes.
If the heater appears to be damaged, report
the damage to the retailer from which it has
been purchased.
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