Master B 2 EPB Manual De Instrucciones página 27

in order to avoid electric shock in emergency situa-
tions.
Do not unplug the heater by pulling the wire out
of the wall socket. The appliance should cool down
through the ventilation effect.
Unplug the heater when not used in order to avoid
accidental damages.
Before you dismantle the casing check if the fee-
der cable has been pulled out of the wall socket. In-
ternal components may be live.
2. UNPACKING AND TRANSPORT
Open the package and take the heater out inclu-
ding all the safety locks installed for the period of
transport.
Should the appliance seem damaged, notify im-
mediately the seller of the same.
Transport the heater using the lifting eyes No. 1
shown in Figs. 1, 2 and 3.
The heater should be transported in original
package including the safety locks.
3. DESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUAL COM-
PONENTS
See Figs. 1-2-3.
1) Lifting eye
2) Thermostat
3) Front protective grid
4) Heating element
5) Casing
6) Switch
7) Cable penetration
4. SWITCHING ON
WARNING !!!: Carefully read this servi-
ce manual before you start to use the hea-
ter. The instructions contained herein will
allow you to use the appliance in a safe
manner.
Make sure the power supply cable has not been da-
9. TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
The motor operates while the appliance does
not heat.
The motor does not operate while the heating
elements are hot.
The whole appliance does not operate.
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8) Back protective grid
9) Power supply cable
10) Base foot
11) Fan
12) Motor
13) Plug
Thermostat has been damaged.
Relay has been damaged.
Heating element has been damaged.
Motor has been damaged.
Fan has been stopped.
Switch has been damaged.
Electric circuit open.
Switch has been damaged.
Foul air duct.
Motor has been damaged.
maged. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or
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power supply source comply with the requirements
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is off, leave the fan operating for 3 minutes.
6. TEMPERATURE CONTROL
The temperature in the room may be set by means
of the control knob (Fig. 8). Once the pre-set tem-
perature is produced, the thermostat will automati-
cally switch the heating elements off while the fan
will continue to operate thus protecting the applian-
ce from overheating. If the temperature falls down
beyond the pre-set value, the system will switch the
heating elements on again.
7. OUT-OF-SEASON STORAGE
Should the appliance remain idle for a long period
of time, clean it before shoving by blowing the inside
with compressed air. The heater should be kept in a
dry and clean place. Before you start using it again
make sure the power supply cable has not been da-
maged. In the case of any doubts contact the seller
or approved service centre.
8. FUNCTIONAL INSPECTION
The appliance should be checked at least once a
year by competent service personnel approved by
the manufacturer. Any inspections or repairs should
be conducted by competent personnel only.
REASON SOLUTION
Replace the thermostat.
Replace the relay (400 V models).
Replace the heating element.
Replace the motor.
Unlock / clean the fan.
Replace the switch.
Check power supply connection.
Replace the switch.
Open the air duct.
Replace the motor.
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