Stanley ST-02-230-E Manual page 8

NEVER LEAVE HEATER UNATTENDED WHILE CONNECTED TO A POWER
Assembly (See Page 6)
1. ASSEMBLE TOP HANDLE BRACKET (Fig. 1)
i. Slide upper handle brackets onto front handle
and align holes.
ii. Slide rear handle into upper handle brackets
and align holes.
2. INSTALL HEATER LEG FRAME (Fig. 2)
i. Align lower inner bracket with holes in heater.
ii. Attach aligned holes in Heater leg frame with
lower inner bracket.
iii. Align lower outer bracket holes with lower inner
bracket, and attach using 2 bottom screws.
3. INSTALL SIDE SUPPORTS (Fig. 3)
i. Slide side support into lower bracket and align
holes.
ii. Attach using top remaining screw.
4. INSTALL TOP HANDLE BRACKET (Fig. 4)
i. Slide side support into upper bracket and align
holes.
ii. Attach upper brackets to heater using 3 screws
per side.
Operation
1. Position the fan heater so that it stands upright
on a firm, level surface and at a safe distance
from wet environments and flammable objects.
2. Connect the fan heater to the proper electrical
power.
3. Set the thermostat dial to the maximum
temperature.
4. The fan heater will switch on when the function
selector dial is set to one of the power settings.
5. Once the room reaches the desired
temperature, turn the thermostat dial back
until heating element turns off.
Automatic Overheat Safety Control
– This heater is equipped with safety internal
heat limiting thermostat and overheat
protection circuit. When a potential overheat
temperature is reached, the system will
automatically shut the heater off
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Thermostat Instructions
– At first, set the thermostat to "+" and let the
heater operate with full power input. When
the room temperature reaches the required
value, turn the thermostat to the left until it
switches off.
– The thermostat will then switch on and off
automatically to control the room temperature
according to the preset value and keep the
room temperature constant.
– When using the heater for the first time, you
may notice a slight emission of smoke. This
is quite normal and it stops after a short
time. The heating element is made of steel
and was coated with a layer of protective oil
during production. The smoke is caused by
the leftover oil as it is heated.
Cleaning and Maintenance
– Before cleaning the appliance, disconnect it
from the outlet and let it cool down.
– The enclosure is easy to get dirty. Wipe it
often with a soft sponge. For very dirty parts,
wipe with a sponge dipped in < 50°C water
and mild detergent, then dry the heater
enclosure with a clean cloth. Be careful not to
let the water enter the inside of the appliance
– In order to protect the enclosure, don't
splash water onto the heater, and never
use a solvent like gasoline, isoamyl acetate,
toluene, etc. to clean the heater.
– When you store the heater, let it cool down
first and, keep it dry. Then cover it with a
plastic bag, put it in the packing box and
store it in a dry, ventilated place.
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