Honeywell HZ-960 Serie Mode D'emploi page 7

TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Heater does not turn on
Heater shuts off during operation
Airflow is diminished
Liquid is spilled on heater
Lost Remote
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Model(s)
Unit dims
Amps
Unit Voltage
Max Watts
Max BTUs
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation
is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device
may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must
accept any interference received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation.
Solution
• Check to confirm heater is plugged in
• Confirm the electrical outlet is working
• Check battery in remote is working; replace as needed with lithium button type CR2025
• Check to confirm heater is plugged in
• Confirm electrical outlet is working
• Check for obstructions. If an obstruction is found, turn heater OFF, unplug, allow to cool and
remove obstruction. Wait 10 minutes, plug in heater and follow Operation Instructions.
• Check to confirm Filter is clear from debris. If clogged with debris, follow above Cleaning
Instructions.
• Confirm heater is not tipped and safety tip over switch is activated. If error code E1 is
illuminated in Temperature Display, the heater is in tipped position and will remain off
until moved into upright position.
• Room has met Desired Temperature and heater is in At Temp mode.
• Check Filter, clean as necessary.
• Shut heater OFF and unplug. Immediately wipe spill and allow to dry 24 hours before
plugging in.
• Call 1-800-477-0457 for a replacement.
HZ-960 Series, HZ-970 Series,
HZ-980 Series
15.875"H x 12.625"W x 15.25"D,
16.5 lbs
12.5
120V, 60Hz
1500
5118
Operation Cost*
To estimate the cost to operate this heater, multiple the
watts used times .001 to convert into a kilowatts measure
and multiple by your local kilowatt electric rate for however
long you run the heater. For example, if your electric rate
is $.1196**per kilowatt hour and you ran this heater in
constant high mode (1500 watts) for 4 hours, it would cost
you $.71 cents to run the heater (1500 watts x 4 hours x.001) x
.1196kwp = .71 cents).
NOTE: Because the Low or EnergySmart® (HZ-970/HZ-980
Series) Settings do not require as much electricity to operate,
they are more energy efficient and may be better options if you
are concerned about the amperage draw on a circuit when the
heater is on the High setting.
*Calculation (Total Wattage x .001) x Cost per Kilowatt Hour =
Cost to operate
**Average Retail Price of Electricity to Ultimate Customer by
End-Use, US Energy Information Administration, March 2013.
† Compared to a standard 1500W heater. Amount of savings
will be based on various factors, including the room
temperature near the heater, room size, and the degree of
room insulation which can be affected by drafty windows,
doors, etc.
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