Kambrook KCE60 - Manual (Page 4)

Switch off at the control switch and power
outlet, then unplug and allow heater to cool
down before cleaning or storing. Use this
heater only as described in this instruction
manual. Any other use not recommended
by the manufacture may cause fire electric
shock or injury and voids all warranties.
Regularly inspect the supply cord, plug,
control settings, air inlets and outlets and
main housing for any damage. If found
damaged in any way, immediately cease use
of the heater and return to Kambrook or an
authorised service agent for inspection or
repair.
The installation of a residual current device
(safety switch) is recommended to provide
additional safety protection when using
electrical appliances. It is advisable that a
safety switch with a rated residual operating
current not exceeding 30mA be installed in
the electrical circuit. See your electrician for
professional advice.
HOW TO OPERATE:
Remove your heater from its carton and
associated protective wrapping, and unwind
the cord to its full length and remove any
protective cardboard or foam that may
have been used to minimize transportation
damage. Place the heater on a firm, level
surface in a stable upright position. Visually
inspect the air inlet and outlets to ensure no
foreign material is blocking these areas. The
heater must always be operated with the
rear air filter in position.
Plug the cord into a 230-240V electrical
outlet. Be sure the plug fits tightly as a loose
fit will cause overheating and damage the
plug. To avoid an electrical circuit overload,
it is recommended that no other appliances
are plugged into the same circuit with your
heater when you switch the unit on.
This heater has three heat control settings
OFF, ”LOW” HEAT AND “HIGH” HEAT,
located at the top of the unit, along with
an adjustable thermostat control. “LOW”
HEAT (750W) is the lowest heat setting and
“HIGH” HEAT (1500W) is the highest.
To select these settings DO NOT twist
or rotate the heat control and thermostat
control located on the top of the heater.
To turn the heater on, grip the heat setting
knob and lightly pull all the way up to the
“HIGH” setting. There will be an audible
click as the wedge moves through the
settings. The power indicator light will
illuminate to indicate that power is on.
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To decrease the heat settings push down on
the heat control. There will be an audible
click as the wedge moves through the
settings.
To turn the heater OFF push the heat
control (used to select “LOW” HEAT or
“HIGH” HEAT settings) all the way down
and the heater will turn off. The power
indicator light will go out.
Thermostat control
Turn the heat control to the HIGH setting by
pulling the knob up. Pull up the thermostat
control to the highest thermostat setting.
Let the heater run until the desired room
temperature is achieved. Then push the knob
down until you hear a click sound. The unit will
stop. At this setting, your heater will automatically
cycle on and off to maintain the desired room
temperature.
Once the thermostat is activaed, you can simply
pull the knob up or down if you want to change
the temperature.
Thermo Guard Overheating Safety Device
Your heater is fitted with a safety device
that switches off the heater in the event of
overheating. Should this heater stop working, turn
off the heater and inspect for blockages in air
inlet or outlets. Wait at least five minutes for the
protection system to reset before attempting to
restart the heater.
If the heater fails to operate or the safety device
switches off again, return the heater to your
nearest service centre for examination or repair.
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