User manual SILVERCREST SOR 2600 A1 V2

[. . . ] · Arrange for defective power plugs and/or cables to be replaced at once by qualified technicians or our Customer Service Department. · This heating appliance has been filled with a specific volume of a special oil. [. . . ] Place a mounting bracket 8 under the heater element so that the parts with a screw thread project upwards. Lay a roller railer 9 over it, such that the screw threads protrude through the holes. Check to ensure that the recesses on the roller railers 9 face outwards. The screw ends projecting from the appliance must reach into the recesses. Screw one wing nut 0 onto each of the threaded ends of the mounting bracket 8 until it is hand tight. Turn the appliance over and place it on the rollers. Technical data Rated voltage: Heat output: Heat level: 220­240 V ~ 50 Hz 2300 - 2600 W I = 800 W II = 1200 W III = 2000 W Infinitely variable 9 Thermostat: Heating gills: -3- Commissioning 1. If you wish to switch the appliance off, first place the warm air switch 4 at the position OFF. Next, turn the heat level switch 2 to "0" and then the thermostat 3 to MIN. Remove the plug from the wall power socket. Note: Ensure that the thermostat 3 and the heat level switch 2 are standing at MIN resp. Place the heat level switch 2 at "III" and the thermostat 3 at MAX. The control lamp "Power" 1 glows. Frost protection function You can programme this oil radiator so that, if the room temperature falls near to 0°C, it switches itself on and begins to radiate heat automatically: 1. Position the heat level switch 2 at "I", "II" or "III", and the thermostat 3 at MIN. The oil radiator will now switch itself on if the temperature falls near to 0°C. When the temperature rises above 0°C, the oil radiator switches itself off automatically. [. . . ] Any damage and defects extant on purchase must be reported immediately after unpacking the appliance, at the latest, two days after the purchase date. Repairs made after the expiration of the warranty period are subject to payment. [. . . ]