Sapir SP-1972-G1 Instruction Manual

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Quartz Heater
SP-1972-G1
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
1. FEATURES
1. Feel warm at all angles
2. Fashionable design
3. Warms up quickly
4. Instant heat accompanied by a cozy glowing light
5. Select between different heating powers.
2. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Remove the packaging and make sure that the appliance is intact.
2. The appliance must always be placed on a firm and leveled surface. Insert the both feet into the
hole at the back of the appliance before use.
3. Insert the power cord and always make sure that the heater is placed on a firm and leveled surface,
otherwise the safety anti-tilt switch may inadvertently operate.
4. Turn on the heater by pressing either of the two rocker switches on the front of the heater to cause
the elements to light. When one element is lit, the heater is giving out 400W. When both
elements are lit, the heater is giving out 800W.
5. After use, always ensure that the heater is switched off and unplugged from the main supply.
3. CAUTION
1. The appliance must always be placed on a firm and leveled surface and make sure that heater is in
clear view at all times.
2. Always check that there is nothing flammable in front of or to the rear and sides of the heater,
and always make sure that nothing can either drop or fall onto the heater. Make sure that nothing
which may melt is placed too close to the heater. Always make sure that there are no flammable
liquids or materials in the immediate vicinity of the heater.
3. Never use the heater in wet or damp conditions such as shower room, bathroom, or anywhere near
a swimming pool, hot tub or Jacuzzi.
4. The correct operation of the appliance is obtained when the heater is placed vertically.
5. When the appliance is not in use switch it off and unplug it.
6. Never use the heater outdoors.
7. Never leave the heater unattended for any period of time or if there are children or animals.
8. Before cleaning the heater or carrying out any maintenance, switch off and unplug the heater.
Never use water to clean the heater or allow water to spill onto it as this may cause a short circuit
resulting in a risk of fire.