anslut 015364 Stove Fan Double Instruction Manual
- June 4, 2024
- anslut
Table of Contents
anslut 015364 Stove Fan Double Instruction Manual
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
- Place the product on a level and stable surface.
- Check that the fan blades are assembled correctly before use. When necessary tighten them with a hex key.
- Never place the product on unprotected surfaces, especially when it is hot, it may damage the surface.
- Check that the product handle is in the vertical position before putting it on the stove.
- Store out of the reach of children. Keep the product under careful supervision when it is used by, or near children or pets.
- Never leave the product unattended when running.
- The products gets hot when in use — risk of burn injuries. Always use the handle to move the product and do not touch the foot.
- Never attempt to cool the product quickly, for example by immersing it in water—this will damage it.
- Never insert fingers, pens or other objects in the fan.
- Keep your hair, clothing. jewellery and similar objects away from moving parts.
- Carry the product by the handle. • Avoid dropping the product and do not expose it to knocks and blows — risk of material damage.
- Use a suitable thermometer to check that the temperature above the stove does not exceed 340 °C.
- The warranty does not cover damage caused by overheating’
SYMBOLS
Explanation of the symbols used on the product
Recycle end-of-life product in accordance with local regulations.
DESCRIPTION
- Handle
- Fan blade
- Foot _ **
FIG. 1
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TECHNICAL DATA
Operating temperature Airflow
60-340°C 7-8,5 m3/min
USE Function
The stove fan runs on heat emitted by the stove. The foot is designed so that
it “lifts” when it gets hot, reducing contact with the surface.
This is to avoid damage to the fan that can occur at high temperatures. This
has a limited effect, and it is therefore important not to exceed a
temperature of 340°C.
INTENDED USE
The stove fan is intended to be used on top of free-standing stoves and
cookers with a normal surface temperature of 60-340°C to save fuel and enable
the efficient distribution of heat in the room. If the surface temperature
exceeds 340 °C, move the fan to a position on the stove or cooker that has a
lower temperature, this is to prevent damage to the fan.
Use a thermometer intended for high temperatures to check the temperature of
the stove.
POSITIONING
Place the fan on top of the stove in such a way that cool air is drawn over
the cooling fins.
The fan should be placed at an angle in front or behind the chimney/stove. It
must not be placed directly in front of the stove or just in front of the
chimney.