Bimar HFP10 Folleto De Instrucciones página 21

• Hang the appliance on the bracket, hooking the projection of the bracket with the one on
the back of the structure.
• Make sure that the bracket and appliance are centred on the wall and mark 2 holes for
fastening the flange; remove the structure, drill 2 holes, insert the anchors, hook the
structure to the bracket and tighten the flange to the wall with the screws supplied.
• Your fireplace can be set-up with either stones or logs (resin) by placing them inside the
structure (see figure).
• To position the front glass on the structure (it is good idea to have someone help you), align
and match the 4 slots of the glass with the 4 side hooks of the structure. After assembly,
make sure that the glass is correctly positioned and hooked to the frame, to prevent falling;
in case of doubt, consult a qualified professional.
• Make sure the cord is positioned correctly and that it is not touching hot parts or sharp
edges, or wrapped around the appliance or coiled around itself and will not get caught, in
order to avoid the appliance falling. Make sure that no one can trip, to avoid accidental
falls or personal injury. Also check that the cord is not under carpets.
• Make sure the cord is positioned correctly and that it is not touching hot parts or sharp
edges, or wrapped around the appliance or coiled around itself and will not get caught, in
order to avoid the appliance falling. Make sure that no one can trip, to avoid accidental
falls or personal injury. Also check that the cord is not under carpets.
• Make sure that the heating element is free from dust, lint, or anything similar: it improves
the yield of the fireplace and prevents overheating. Periodically check that the air output
grille is not obstructed by objects, fabrics, etc., to prevent the appliance overheating or
failing.
USE
To operate the appliance, insert the plug into the socket.
The appliance has the following control and adjustment elements:
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Power On/Off
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Use the O / I switch to turn the appliance on in stand-by mode, or to turn it off.
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In the stand-by mode, the appliance can be operated manually, using the switches
located at the top and on the right side of the heater, or through the supplied remote
control.
Manual operation
Note: the heater comes into operation only if the set temperature is higher than the room
temperature.
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