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If the heater is required to be fitted towards an object/obstruction to the right then the bracket should be positioned against the floor and the object/obstruction and the wall marked along the left edge of the left upright. This is the final position of the right side of the right upright member of the bracket. All other sizes of heaters (refer to diagram B) If the heater is required to be fitted towards an object/obstruction to the left then the bracket should be positioned against the floor and the object/obstruction and the wall marked at notch ‘A’. This is the final position of the left side of the left upright member of the bracket. If the heater is required to be fitted towards an object/obstruction to the right then the bracket should be positioned against the floor and the object/obstruction, and the wall marked at notch ‘B’. This is the final position of the right side of the right upright member of the bracket. The bracket has also been designed to allow the use of a spirit level on the horizontal member for levelling during fitting. Final bracket position No Controls Models – 75-772901, 75-772902, 75-772903, 75-772904 and 75-772905 These models can be installed in association with a separate room thermostat control. View of Controls Diagram D Bracket release for cleaning For safety, the heater should be switched off at the mains before proceeding. To release the panel heater from the bracket, the rear catch must be pressed down while pulling the heater forward gently. It is recommended to use a narrow tool for this purpose. A pencil or small screwdriver would be a suitable tool. Diagram D shows the procedure for releasing the heater from the bracket. When replacing the heater on the bracket, firstly engage the heater on to the bottom hooks and then press the heater on to the catch. It is recommended to press the heater at the ends and not to the grille area. The Panel -How it works A heating element within the metal case warms its front face for direct radiation into the room and a gentle circulation of warm air around the room. The built-in thermostat with its adjustment knob located behind the controls door, controls the room temperature by sensing this from the air passing upwards through the panel. The knob selection provides settings from 1 to 6 and each increase in number equates to approximately 7°C temperature difference. Position 1 represents 7°C and would be used for frost protection when the property is not occupied. Position 3 represents 21°C and is the normal comfort position. NOTE – Should your heater fail to come on when the thermostat knob is at a low setting, this may be due to the temperature of the room being higher than the thermostat setting. Timer/Programmer A digital timer/programmer is built into the product and is situated behind the controls door. This will control the operation of the heater for the time periods set at the thermostat setting. Setting up If, at any time during setting, a period of approximat...

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