THE EVOLUTION OF HEATING IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT: Read the safety precautions of this booklet carefully before attempting to assemble, install, operate or maintain the product described. Protect yourself and others by observing all safety information. Failure to comply with instructi...
Page 3 - GENERAL HEATER PARTS; ON Position
THE EVOLUTION OF HEATING GENERAL HEATER PARTS LCD INDICATORS (MAIN UNIT & REMOTE CONTROL) GETTING STARTED 1. Carefully remove the heater from the plastic bag and the carton. 2. Place the heater on a stable and flat surface. 3. Set the main power switch to the ’OFF’ position (see diagram on above...
Page 4 - MANUAL OPERATION; : Pressing the ’MODE’ button will set the heater into different; DISPLAY ON UNIT; COOL FAN MODE
THE EVOLUTION OF HEATING FUNCTION SETTING The heater may be operated by the manual controls located on the heater (refer to the MANUAL OPERATION section) or by your remote control (refer to the REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION section). MANUAL OPERATION 1. TURN THE UNIT ON (POWER) : Turn the heater ON by pr...
Page 5 - LOW HEAT MODE
THE EVOLUTION OF HEATING 3. SET THE TEMPERATURE YOU WANT (UP and DOWN) : When the unit is in the AUTO MODE ONLY, the LCD will display a ’SET TEMP’ (Set Temperature) indicator. The digital temperature readout display will be flashing (see figure). a. To adjust the “SET TEMP”, while the digital readou...
Page 6 - REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION; TIMER INDICATOR
THE EVOLUTION OF HEATING 4. WARM A BIGGER SURFACE AREA (OSC - OSCILLATION) : Pressing the ‘OSC’ button will allow the heater to oscillate. The heater can oscillate up to 70 o . To stop the oscillation, press the ‘OSC’ button once more. (see figure below) 5. SET THE SLEEP TIMER (TIMER): The timer fun...
Page 7 - SAFETY FEATURES; when the user resets the unit (see reset instructions below).; CLEANING & MAINTENANCE; use ALCOHOL OR SOLVENTS.; WEEE WARNING
THE EVOLUTION OF HEATING SAFETY FEATURES 1. A thermal overload protector is built in to prevent overheating. 2. When an overheat temperature is reached, the heater will automatically shut off. It can only resume operation when the user resets the unit (see reset instructions below). 3. If the unit i...
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THE EVOLUTION OF HEATING A division of Shriro Australia Pty Ltd 104 Vanessa St Kingsgrove NSW 2208 In Australia: 1300 766 066 In New Zealand: (09) 415 6000 www.everdure.com IM Ref: EALTURAS 07/2014/01 THE EVOLUTION OF HEATING
