The Ideal Location; Before Using The Appliance The First Time; Preparing The Appliance For Operation - Unold 86116 Notice D'utilisation

THE IDEAL LOCATION

1. Maintain an adequate safety dis-
tance (at least 1 meter) to other
objects, such as furniture, cur-
tains, etc.
2. Only place the appliance in opera-
tion in a vertical position.
3. Ensure that air can flow in and
out unhindered - do not, under
any circumstances, cover the air
inlets of the appliance.
4. Only place the appliance on a
solid and level substrate. Do not
place the appliance on soft sur-
faces (sofa, bed) because the
appliance can tip over.
5. In addition, ensure that the appli-
ance is not set up on deep-pile
carpets or in dusty environments.
6. For safety reasons, the appliance
must not be used in the vicinity

BEFORE USING THE APPLIANCE THE FIRST TIME

1. Remove all packaging materials
and any transport safeguards.
2. Check whether all listed acces-
sory parts are present and intact.
3. Comply with all instructions that
are specified in the chapter, "The

PREPARING THE APPLIANCE FOR OPERATION

1. Comply with all safety instruc-
tions and safety regulations.
2. Ensure that you have selected a
safe location.
3. Plug the mains plug of the appli-
ance into an electrical outlet
(230 V~, 50 Hz).
4. Select the desired function on the
rotary function regulator:
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of sinks, bathtubs, or water con-
nections.
7. Never place the appliance directly
under an electrical outlet, and
ensure that the power socket used
is easily accessible at all times.
8. Check whether the power cord is
routed in such a manner that no
one can stumble over it.
9. The power cord should not touch
any housing parts, this could
cause the cable to melt.
Be aware that the appliance
can become very hot - fire ha-
zard! Particularly ensure that
children are kept away from
the appliance.
ideal location", and find a suita-
ble location.
4. When you use the appliance for
the first time, or if it has not been
operated for an extended period
of time, a slight odour can occur.
Heating operation
- Level "I" for less heat
(approx. 1,000 watt)
- Level "II" for more head
(approx. 2,000 watt)
For heating operation select the
desired temperature via the rotary
thermostat regulator, by turning
the regulator. The regulator is