Source Green Heat SGH-500-1PC - Manual (Page 12)

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FILTER MAINTENANCE
Your Infrared Heater is equipped with an easy to clean, washable, static filter or filter mesh
(depending on model). Regular cleaning and maintenance of your filter will ensure a lifetime of
trouble-free use.
1. Turn off heater. Locate the filter or filter mesh at the rear of the heater. Grab hold of the indented
tab located on the center of the grill and push downward and out away from the heater. Then lift
the grill cover completely off. You should have access to the mesh.
2. Rinse the filter/mesh by spraying warm tap water through the filter. Make sure the water is
sprayed into the side that faces the inside of the heater, and comes out of the side that faces
away from the heater. Continue spraying until the filter is clear of dust and debris.
3. If the filter is extremely dirty or clogged with grease, you can soak the filter in a mild solution of
dish soap and water, then brush (the side that faces away from the heater) with a soft brush and
repeat the rinsing process.
4. Shake filter to remove excess water and lay on clean cloth or paper towels to dry. Do not use
heat source to dry filter.
5. Reinstall the filter on to the heater after it is completely dry. Do not use this filter for any other
purpose.
6. A replacement filter or filter mesh can be obtained from the manufacturer if faulty. They may
also be purchased from the manufacturer if needed only as a spare.
NOTE: Never operate the heater without a filter in place. Without the filter, dust can
accumulate on the
heater’s components and cause damage.