ARDESTO CH-1500MOW Electric Convection Heater User Manual

ARDESTO CH-1500MOW Electric Convection Heater

WARNING!

Before installing and operating this product, please read this “User Manual” (hereinafter referred to as ”the manual”) carefully. Due to the continuous improvement of the product, there can be made changes in the design of the product that are not reflected in this manual without reducing its consumer properties.

 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

This manual applies to the wall electric convectors, 29.7-14307771-009:2006 technical standards of Ukraine (hereinafter referred to as “convectors”). Convectors are designed for primary and secondary heating of buildings in domestic and similar conditions. Convectors are installed permanently on the wall or on the floor on passive supports. Convectors are equipped with a thermostat to set and maintain the desired temperature in the room, protection against overheating, as well as the function of protecting the room from freezing (maintaining the room temperature within +(5 .. .7) °C, which does not allow freezing of the room with minimal energy consumption). Convectors are designed for round-the-clock operation without supervision. When buying a convector, require a check of its operability, compliance of the delivery set with the Package contents” section of this manual, and the absence of mechanical damage. Check the availability of the warranty cards, and the completeness, and correctness of its filling. The convector model should comply with the data indicated in the warranty card. The warranty card is valid only if there is correctly and legibly specified sales data, and clear seals of the seller. After filling out the warranty card, it is not allowed to make any amendments, additions, delete and rewrite the data added by the seller.

Keep the cashier’s check, this manual, warranty card and packaging during the warranty period of the convector. Lost documentation attached to the convector upon sale is not restored.
Remember, if you fail to comply with the above recommendations or if there is mechanical damage to the convector, you lose the right to warranty service.

 TECHNICAL DATA

• Supply voltage: 230 ±10 V
• Current frequency: 50 ±1 Hz
• Protection against electric shock: II
• Degree of protection provided by a shell: IP24 (MCW models), IP20 (MOW models) Other technical data are given in Table 1.

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PACKAGE CONTENTS

• electric convector 1pc
•  brackets (2 pcs) for installing the convector on the wall 1 pc.
• supports (2 pcs) for installing the convector on the floor1 set
• user manual1 set
• packaging 1 copy

SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

Before connecting the convector to the power supply network, be sure to visually check the power cord and the convector for mechanical damage. If there are damages, contact an authorized service center for repair. Before repairing damage, it is not allowed to connect the convector to the power supply network. Disconnect the connector from the power supply network during its maintenance, wet cleaning of the room near the convector installed on the floor. Disconnect the electric convector from the power supply network by holding the plug of the power cord. Do not allow moisture inside the convector with the usual design of the shell. Convectors with a splash-proof design of the shell should be installed so that the controls are not accessible to persons taking a bath, being in the shower or in the pool. Do not allow paper or foreign objects inside the convector. Do not use the convector for other purposes (the convector is not intended for outdoor use). Do not operate the convector with a damaged power cord. Make sure that the power cord does not touch sharp corners and heated surfaces of the convector.

WARNING!
If the power cord is damaged, it should be replaced by the manufacturer, an authorized service center or similarly qualified personnel in order to avoid danger. This device can be used by children over 8 years of age and persons with physical or sensory or mental disabilities or with insufficient experience and knowledge, if they are under constant supervision or instructed in the safe use of the device and they understand the possible dangers. Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the product. Cleaning and customer service should not be performed by children without supervision. Children under 3 years old should not be close to the appliance, except when they are under constant supervision. In addition, children should be provided with appropriate supervision or instructions for the safe use of the appliance, and they should be aware of the risks that may arise when using the appliance. Children aged 3 to 8 years should not connect the appliance to the power supply network (power outlet), adjust and clean the appliance, or perform maintenance.

ATTENTION!
Parts of this product may be very hot and cause burns. Particular attention should be paid to where children and vulnerable persons are.

WARNING!
To prevent overheating, do not cover the convector!

IT IS NOT ALLOWED TO

• Place the heater directly under the outlet.
•  Partially or completely cover, clog holes in the intake and exhaust grids.
•  Place flammable substances and objects near the convector.
•  Use convectors in the immediate vicinity of the bathtub, shower or swimming pool.
•  Touch the plug of the power cord and the convector with wet hands.

PREPARATION FOR WORK

•  Unpack the convector. Keep the packaging for future use if you need to remove the convector for long-term storage.
• After storing or transporting the convector at a low temperature (in case of dew), it should be kept at room temperature for at least 2 hours before turning on.
•  Check that your power supply complies with the technical data of the convector described in section 2 of this manual: power supply voltage; the ability of protective devices, electrical wiring and socket for connecting the convector to withstand the current consumed by the convector. If necessary, consult your dealer or an authorized representative of an authorized service center.
• Choose the place where the convector will be operated. Do not install the convector in a draft, under the openings of the forced ventilation system, in the area of direct sunlight.
•  For stationary installation of the convector, mark the mounting holes on the wall, referring to Figure 1 and Table 2. Fix the brackets for installing the convector in any way possible, ensuring their reliable fastening during the entire life of the convector.
• An example of installing a convector in a room is shown in Figure 2 (distances to objects are given in cm).
• Align the rectangular holes on the back of the convector with the upper hooks (Fig. 1) of the brackets and put the convector on the hooks.
• Pull the convector up until the lower hooks of the brackets are fixed in the holes of the convector intake grid.

The convector may be installed in rooms with high humidity- bathrooms, showers, pools (Fig. 3). It is prohibited to install the convector:

•  in area 1 of bathrooms, showers;
•  in area 2, if a person, being in a bath or under a shower, can reach the controls of the convector.
• Outlets for connecting convectors should be installed at a distance of at least 25 cm from the floor outside area 2.
• To operate the convector on the floor, install the supports according to figures 4.1 – 4.3.
• To install the supports, put the convector on a horizontal surface with the base up.
• Install the hooks of the support (Fig. 4.1) in the corresponding holes of the air intake grid so that the holes for screw fixing in the support and along the edges of the convector base coincide, fix the support with a screw (Fig. 4.2). Secure
• the other support in the same way. Place the convector in operating position on a flat surface (see Fig. 4.3).
• The placement of the convector on supports in the room is similar (see Fig. 3), while the distance from the rear wall of the convector to objects (furniture, curtains, etc.) should be at least 15 cm.
• Turn the switch key to the off position “O’: set the thermostat knob to the”$” position (connect the”$” sign on the knob with the mark on the control unit). The convector is ready for operation (the location of the convector controls is shown in Fig. 5).

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Warning! It is strictly prohibited to turn on and operate the convector without fixing it to the brackets on the wall or on the floor without the installed supports. Turning on and operating the convector is allowed only in the position indicated in Fig. 1 (intake grid down). When you turn on the convector for the first time, the smell of evaporation of preservation materials is possible. It is recommended to ventilate the room.

Turning the convector on
Plug the power cord of the convector into a power outlet. Set the thermostat knob near the “MAX” position. Turn on the convector by moving the switch key to the «I» position. When the room temperature reaches the desired value (you can check the temperature with a thermometer), slowly turn the thermostat knob towards decreasing the numerical values (relative to the mark) indicated on the knob until the thermostat switches off the heating mode, which is accompanied by a characteristic “click” sound. This temperature will continue to be maintained automatically in the room.To reduce the temperature in the room, position the thermostat knob relative to the mark at a lower numerical value, to increase it, at a higher one. To switch the convector in half power mode (for convectors with a step power regulator), it is enough to put one of the regulator keys to the “O” position.

•  Initializing the anti-freezing function.

• Set the thermostat knob to the«%» position and turn on the convector.

•  Disconnecting the convector from the mains.

• Set the switch key to the “O” position, and unplug the convector power cord from the outlet.

•  Some recommendations when choosing models of convectors and their operation.
  The choice of the rated power of convectors when they are used as the main source of heating should be made based on the calculation of 100 W per 1 m2 of area (for rooms with normal thermal insulation and a wall height of not more than 3 m). In other cases, the choice of convector power should be carried out by a qualified specialist with a calculation of the actual heat loss of a particular room. To reduce electricity costs:

•  keep track of the achievement of the set temperature in the room on time;

•  turn off the convector when ventilating the room;

•  if you are not in the room for less than 2 hours – do not change the thermostat settings, and if you are not in the room for more than 24 hours – set the thermostat knob to the «%» position;

•  if several convectors are installed in the room, synchronize their work by setting the thermostat knobs in the same position.

MAINTENANCE

At least once a month, clean the convector grids from dust with a brush and a vacuum cleaner. Wipe the housing with a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive or aggressive materials that can damage the convector coating.

TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE

Convectors in the manufacturer’s packaging can be transported by all types of covered vehicles, which ensure their protection against atmospheric precipitation and mechanical damage, in accordance with the rules for the carriage of goods in force on this type of transport. Transportation is allowed at temperatures from SO °C to -SO °C and relative humidity not more than 80 %, in accordance with the handling signs on the package, and with the exception of shock and movement inside the vehicle. Convectors should be stored in the manufacturer’s packaging in dry, heated rooms at temperatures from 5 °C to 40 °C and with relative humidity not exceeding 80 %. Storage of convectors in rooms together with liquids and substances, the evaporation of which can cause corrosion of structural elements is not allowed.

DISPOSAL

The product does not contain materials requiring special disposal technologies. The product does not contain precious metals. Upon decommissioning, the product should be disassembled, followed by sorting the scrap into non-ferrous, ferrous metals, and non-metals, and their disposal in accordance with the norms, rules, and methods applicable at the disposal sites.

COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL REGULATIONS

The products comply with the requirements of the Technical regulation on the electromagnetic compatibility of equipment (approved by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated December 16, 2015 No. 1077), the Technical safety regulation of low-voltage electrical equipment (approved by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated December 16, 2015 No. 1067). Technical Regulations for Restricting the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment (approved by the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine dated March 10, 2017 No. 139).

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