Before First Use - Kambrook Optimum KRH600 Instruction Booklet

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Using Your Kambrook Heater

Before First Use

Remove your heater from its carton;
unwind the cord to its full length.
Remove any element supports
(ie foam or paper packing) by
removing the front guard screws,
lift the guard upwards, support and
remove element supports.
Return the guard to the normal
position and replace screws.
Remove the warning sticker from
the front grill.
1.
To fit wheels to heater, please
turn heater up side down on
an even surface.
2. Remove the castors from their
storage position on the base.
3.
Align the two castor wheels to the
outer most holes on the base of
the heater. The heater must never
be operated without the castors
secured in the correct position.
4. Screw in the 4 screws and tighten
by hand.
5. Turn the heater back to upright
position and use it on a stable
and flat surface.
IMPORTANT: Do not
use the unit without the
wheels fitted.
IMPORTANT: Never
operate the heater
without the front grill
securely in position.
Turning Your Heater On
Ensure the 'SETTING' control is turned
to the OFF position (0) and the 'HEAT'
control to 'MAX' position.
Remove the power cord from the
storage compartment on the rear
and fully unwind the power cord. Plug
the cord into a 230V or 240V electrical
outlet. Be sure the plug fits tightly as
a loose fit will cause overheating and
damage the plug.
NOTE: To avoid an electrical
circuit overload, it is
recommended that no other
appliances are plugged into
the same circuit with your heater
when you switch the unit on.
The heater has 2 heat settings:
• SETTING 0
- Shuts off the heater
• SETTING 1
- Low heat mode (1600W)
• SETTING 2
- High heat mode (2400W)
• Turning the 'SETTING' Control to
setting 1, the heater will be in
LOW heat mode (1600W). This
will operate the top and middle
element of the heater.
• Turning the 'SETTING' Control to
setting 2, the heater will be in
HIGH heat mode (2400W). This
will operate all three elements
of the heater.
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