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Description of Parts - Timer
A. Mode Switch
B. Current Time Pointer
C. On/Off Time Segments
D. Seconds Indicator
E. 24 Hour Time
The Timer Mode Switch (A) settings are:
I
O
• Insert the mains plug into the nearest mains socket.
• Set the correct time on the timer by rotating the dial clockwise until the
correct time lines up with the Current Time Pointer (B).
E.G., to set the time for 8.00pm in the evening rotate the 24 Hour Time (E) until
the Current Time Pointer (B) aligns with 20 on the dial.
• Move the Mode Switch (A) to the middle timed position
• Pull the On/Off Time Segments (C) outwards for the desired time(s) when the
heater needs to be on. (Push the On/Off Time Segments (C) in towards the
centre when the heater needs to be off).
• Set the radiator heat settings as above.
• The radiator will now come on only at the time set on the timer.
The heater must be left connected to the mains in order for the timer and
heater to operate.
For normal operation without using the Timer, move the Mode Switch (A) to
the 'I' position.
Care and Use of your Oil Filled Radiator
•
Always disconnect the Oil Filled Radiator from the mains power supply and
allow to cool before cleaning.
•
Clean outside of the radiator with a clean damp cloth. Never clean with harsh
or abrasive cleaners.
•
Do not submerge any part of radiator in water or any other liquids.
10
A
B
(ON) The radiator will work normally and is not timed
(TIMED) The radiator is in timer mode
(OFF) The radiator is switched off and will not work.
IMPORTANT – RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
2000W Oil Filled Radiator with Timer
Model No. HEA1782
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User Manual
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