EUROM Kamin Vento Swing Manuel D'utilisation page 14

Description and working
1. Handle
2. Cool frame
3. Fan blade
4. Socket screw
5. Base
6. Operating knob - swivel function
The heater fan starts to work when the thermo-electric module, which works like a
generator to turn on the fan's motor, reaches a minimum temperature of 65°C. Hot
air will begin to circulate around the room. The smart, oscillating function moves
the heat from left to right by 40°. This ensures even and fluid distribution of air
throughout the room.
The oscillating function starts as follows:
Press the operating knob (6) on the back of
the heater fan downwards. When the operating
knob is pulled out (approx. 1 cm), the fan will
stop oscillating. Make sure you do not use the
knob if the heater fan is already in use. (The
heater fan will be very hot.)
Intended use
The heater fan is intended to be used on top of a free-standing heater with a
normal surface temperature of 65–300°C, to save fuel and ensure that heat is
distributed effectively throughout the room. The heater fan is ideal for rooms with
unusual layouts or environments that are particularly cold or damp. The heater fan
does not work on mains electricity or batteries; it uses the heat from the heater to
activate the fan. The unique design of the fan ensures it is stable and functions
quietly. Place the heater fan on top of the heater so that cool air is
drawn across the cool frame. Do not place the heater fan in front of
the heater or directly in front of the chimney; the cool frame will
become too hot. If the surface temperature exceeds 300°C, place
the fan on a part of the heater that is not quite as hot to prevent
damaging the device. Use a thermometer that is suitable for very
high temperatures. The foot is designed so that it tilts slightly when
the temperature gets too high; this ensure there is less contact with
the surface. It also prevents the fan being damaged by high
temperatures. This works up to a point but it is still important to
ensure the temperature limit is not exceeded.
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