Using The Product - Kunft KOR-2689 Manual De Instrucciones

3. To attach the caster mounting plate to the radiator body, you
should insert the threaded ends of the u bolt in the holes on the
caster mounting plate.
4. Screw the wing nuts back to the u bolt and fasten the wing nut
properly.
Note: do not over tighten, which may cause the damage of
radiator flange.
5. Screw off spherical nut from the caster, align the shaft to the hole of
the caster mounting plate, insert in, and screw on the spherical nut.
6. repeat 2, 3, 4 and 5 on the rear of radiator for mounting of the
rear casters.
Note: the rear casters must be mounted between the end two
fins.

2.2. using the Product

1. Before using the radiator, make sure that it is on a flat and stable
surface, as damage may occur if it is placed on an incline or
decline surface.
2. Set all the controls to the off position and insert the plug into a
grounded socket-outlet. Be sure that the plug fits firmly.
3. rotate the thermostat knob clockwise to the MaX position and
switch the radiator on as follow: switch I for low heat, switch II for
medium heat and switch III for high heat.
4. When your room reaches the desired temperature, now slowly
rotate the thermostat knob counter clockwise until the pilot light
goes out. The thermostat can now be left at this setting. as soon
as the room temperature has dropped below the set temperature,
the unit will switch itself on automatically until the set temperature
has been reached again. This way, the room temperature remains
constant with the most economical use of electricity.
5. If you want to change the room temperature setting, rotate the
thermostat knob clockwise to raise the temperature, or counter
clockwise to lower it.
6. This radiator includes an overheat protection system that shuts off
the radiator when parts of the radiator get excessively hot.
7. To completely shut the radiator off, turn all the controls to off, and
remove the plug from the socket-outlet.
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