DE 2 XL - Frying Pan Heylo - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Frying Pan
Brand	Heylo
Model	DE 2 XL
Material	Aluminum body with durable non-stick coating
Handle Material	Heat-resistant plastic with ergonomic grip
Non-stick Coating	PFOA-free, scratch-resistant
Exterior Finish	Black metallic
Diameter	28 cm (11 inches)
Depth	7 cm
Bottom Thickness	4.5 mm for even heat distribution
Weight	1.2 kg
Compatible Heat Sources	Gas, electric, ceramic, and induction
Oven Safe Temperature	Up to 180°C (with handle)
Dishwasher Safe	No, hand wash recommended
Suitable Utensils	Wooden, silicone, or plastic utensils only
Main Functions	Frying, sautéing, searing, and simmering
Maintenance	Wash with warm soapy water and a soft sponge
Safety Features	Stable base and cool-touch handle
Spare Parts Availability	Replacement handles and lids available from manufacturer
Warranty	2-year manufacturer warranty

Frequently Asked Questions - DE 2 XL Heylo

Is the Heylo DE 2 XL frying pan dishwasher safe?

No, the non-stick coating may be damaged by dishwasher detergents. We recommend hand washing with warm soapy water and a soft sponge.

What heat sources are compatible with the DE 2 XL?

The pan works on gas, electric, ceramic, and induction hobs, thanks to its ferromagnetic base.

Can I use metal utensils with this pan?

Avoid metal utensils as they can scratch the non-stick coating. Use wooden, silicone, or plastic tools instead.

What is the diameter of the DE 2 XL?

The DE 2 XL has a 28 cm (11 inches) diameter, making it extra large for family meals.

Is the frying pan oven safe?

Yes, the pan can go in the oven up to 180°C without the handle. The handle itself is oven safe up to 150°C.

How should I clean the non-stick surface?

Let the pan cool completely, then wash with mild dish soap and a soft sponge. Avoid abrasive cleaners and scouring pads.

Does the pan come with a lid?

The DE 2 XL is typically sold without a lid, but a compatible glass lid can be purchased separately from Heylo.

What is the non-stick coating made of?

The pan features a PFOA-free, PTFE-based non-stick coating that allows low-fat cooking and is safe at high temperatures.

Can I use the pan on an induction hob?

Yes, the DE 2 XL is induction-compatible due to its magnetic bottom, ensuring efficient energy transfer.

How do I prevent the handle from overheating?

The handle is designed to remain cool to the touch during stovetop use. However, avoid prolonged heat exposure and use a pot holder when oven-safe.

USER MANUAL DE 2 XL Heylo

Translation of the original instruction manual

DE Elektroheizer DE2XL

EN Electric heater DE2XL

www.danthermgroup.com

Version 07/2023

13 About this operating manual 21

13.1 The purpose of this manual. ---- 21
13.2 Keep the manual safe and at hand at all times 21
13.3 Symbols and definitions used ---- 21
13.4 Warranty 22
13.5 Contacting DANTHERM GmbH---- 22

14 Safety 23

14.1 Information on electrical equipment ---- 24
14.2 Notes on fire protection 24
14.3 Operating conditions 25
14.4 Residual hazards 26

15 Product description---- 26

15.1 Identification 26
15.2 General description 26
15.2.1 Intended use 27
15.2.2 Improper use 27
15.2.3 Foreseeable improper use ---- 27
15.3 Device components 28
15.3.1 Fan 28
15.3.2 Safety devices 28
15.4 Operating and display elements ---- 28

16 Transportation and connection 28

17 Commissioning 29

18 Operation 30

18.1 The sequences for switching on and off -- 30
18.2 Operating modes 31

19 Faults 31

19.1 Malfunctions during operation ---- 32

20 Cleaning and maintenance 33

20.1 Cleaning the device 33
20.2 Customer service by the manufacturer --- 34

21 Repairs 34

22 Decommissioning, storage and disposal ---- 34

22.1 Decommissioning 34
22.2 Storing the device 35
22.3 Disposal 35

23 Technical details ---- 35

24 Supplementary documents ---- 35

24.1 Declaration of conformity 35

13 About this operating manual

This operating manual (hereinafter referred to as the "manual") will enable you to operate the DE2XL-series electric heater (hereinafter referred to as the "device") safely. It describes the device manufactured by DANTHERM GmbH (hereinafter referred to as HEYLO).

• Please read the manual carefully.
  – Follow all safety instructions.

13.1 The purpose of this manual.

The manual should be used by the company operating the device and all the staff who use it as a guide and reference book pertaining to the operation and technical aspects of the device.

The technical data concerning settings, maintenance and the electrical features have been prepared for specialists who are specially authorised for these areas of responsibility. Unauthorised persons may not carry out the work specified here.

13.2 Keep the manual safe and at hand at all times

The manual must always be kept where the machine is located. The manual must be available to all operators of the device throughout the service life of the device.

13.3 Symbols and definitions used

This section explains the symbols used in this manual.

Instructions

The safety instructions in this manual contain the following elements:

DANGER

Warning indicating an immediate danger for people

This safety instruction warns of an immediate dangerous situation which can lead to serious injury or death.

WARNING

Warning of a potential risk to human life.

This safety instruction warns of a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

CAUTION

Warning of a potential risk to human life.

This safety instruction warns of a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor to moderate injury.

Attention

Warning of possible damage to property.

This safety instruction warns of damage to machinery.

A safety instruction contains the following information:

• Heading
• Type and source of hazard
• Effects
• Remedy (= measures to take to avoid the risk)

Example

DANGER

Electric shock due to high voltage (type and source of danger)

Death from electric shock! (effects)

a) Wait four minutes before starting work on the motor connections! (measures)

Important or helpful instructions, information and tips have the following structure:

NOTICE

Instruction

User tips and useful information that help you to make optimal use of the device's functions are listed below this symbol.

Mandatory symbols

The manual uses the following mandatory symbols.

Symbol Meaning
	General instructionThis symbol indicates instructions and may signal prohibitions.
	Covering prohibitedTo prevent overheating, never cover the heater.

Tab. 4: Mandatory symbols

Markings in the text

• Listings are indicated by an indent mark (-).
• Text marked in this way highlights references and hyperlinks referring to related topics, internet addresses, and other information.

• Text highlighted in bold indicates highlighting or subheadings.

• Menu items, tabs, buttons and Softkey buttons are set in angled brackets <...>, e.g. .

• Sequences are enclosed in angle brackets <...>, e.g. .
• Buttons or indicator lights on a keyboard or control panel are enclosed in square brackets, e.g. [Start].
• Text highlighted in this way PLC indicates a cross-reference to the glossary with an explanation of terms.

Action instructions

As a rule, action instructions have the following structure:

√ Conditions that are necessary in order for the action to be carried out may also be referred to here.

a) These are followed by operating steps
b) Another operating step

⇒ Partial result after one operating step

c) Another operating step
→ Overall result of an action instruction

13.4 Warranty

In general, the "General Terms and Conditions of Sale and Delivery" of DANTHERM GmbH shall apply. Operating the device in accordance with its intended use is the prerequisite for a successful claim for statutory liability for material defects within the first two years of the date of purchase.

13.5 Contacting Dantherm GmbH

If you have any questions about the device, please get in touch with your sales partner.

We will also gladly provide information ourselves. If you have any queries regarding the machine, refer to the WITTE website or please contact WITTE with the following details (by phone, fax, letter or online):

- Your name and address,

• Contact person at your company,
• The data on the rating plate: Type, serial no. and year of construction.

Address: Dantherm GmbH Oststrasse 148 22844 Norderstedt

Telephone: [phone]

Email: [e-mail]

Internet: http://www.danthermgroup.com

Tab. 5: Registered office

14 Safety

The heater is manufactured using engineering best practice and in accordance with recognised safety engineering rules. Nonetheless, danger to the life and limb of the operator or third parties may arise if it is not used properly. Similarly, the device or other property and material may become damaged.

The device must only be used:

– for the purpose for which it was intended
- and when it is in perfect technical condition.

The device must not be restarted until any fault that may impair safety has been rectified.

Any persons installing, operating, maintaining or cleaning the device must be aware of the hazards that may arise from mobile, electrically operated heating equipment in environments with a high humidity, and they must have read and understood this operating manual.

Avoiding dangerous situations

The following instructions apply to anyone working on or with the device:

• The operating manual must be kept at hand, in complete and legible form, at the place where the device is used.
• The device must be fully functional and in faultless condition. The condition of the device must be checked regularly before use.
• The device must be handled with care. Do not drop or throw the device or place it on an unstable surface from where it can fall down. Rough handling can damage the device and lead to dangerous situations or make the warranty invalid.
• The device must be kept away from children. Children must be denied access to the unattended device.
• Certain components of the device can become very hot and pose a burn hazard. Particular attention must be given to places where children and vulnerable people are present.

Information on transport and installation

The following principles apply during operation:

• Switch off the device, pull out the plug and allow the device to cool down before lifting or moving it.
• Do not position the device right below a wall socket.

Instructions for operation

The following principles apply during operation:

• Do not modify, dismantle or take any safety devices out of operation. All safety equipment must be checked at regular intervals.
• All the covering panels, covers and hoods must be installed as intended.
• Structural changes to the device are not allowed.
• The device must not be operated if the power cable is damaged.
• Never pull on the cable, but grasp the plug and pull it out.

Never touch the plug with wet or damp hands.

• Children aged 8 or over and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, lack of experience or knowledge may only use this device if they are supervised or have been instructed on how to use the device safely and understand the dangers. Children must not play with the device.
• Children between three years and eight years may only switch the device on and off if it has been set-up or installed in the normal, intended operating position, if they have been instructed on how to safely use the device and understand the dangers associated with the device. Children between the ages of three and eight years must not connect up, operate, clean or maintain the device.
• Children up to three years must be kept away from the heater if they are not continuously monitored.

Maintenance and troubleshooting instructions

The following principles apply for troubleshooting.

- Only suitably trained and qualified staff may perform such work on the device.

• Cleaning and maintenance may not be carried out by children without supervision.
• The mains plug must always be disconnected before opening the housing for cleaning and maintenance purposes.
• The device should always be allowed to cool down before work is started.

14.1 Information on electrical equipment

During all work on electrical equipment, the following principles shall apply:

• The device is operated electrically. There is a risk of fatal injury from faulty installation of the electrical system or from a breakdown of the insulation during operation.
• Only electricians are allowed to access and work on electrical equipment.
• Pull the mains plug out of the socket to disconnect the device from the mains supply.
• Only insert the mains plug into sockets that are protected by an RC (residual current) circuit-breaker.
• Never interrupt the earthing.

14.2 Notes on fire protection

The device is equipped with a safety thermostat. This switches the device off in the event that it overheats (the operating temperature is exceeded). Eliminate the causes of overheating, let the device cool down, unplug the device from the mains and operate the safety temperature limiter on the bottom of the device, observe the following precautions:

• WARNING! To prevent overheating, never cover the device.
• Keep the air inlet and protective grille free of obstructions and dirt. A reduced air flow can lead to overheating of the components or the

device. Do not use near curtains or other objects that can block the air inlet opening.

• Do not use near open fires or heat sources.
• Do not use or store in areas where combustible gaseous, air or dust-air mixtures could be produced, or in aggressive atmospheres.
• Do not use in areas where the device can suck in flammable small parts such as wood shavings or straw.
• The device should not be exposed to significant dust emissions. Dust deposits on the heating element can cause a short-circuit when moisture is also present.

14.3 Operating conditions

Under inadmissible operating conditions, the operational safety and the performance of the device may not be sufficiently ensured. Inadmissible operating conditions must therefore be avoided at all times.

When installing the device, the respective local building, fire prevention and trade association regulations must always be adhered to. Different ambient conditions can pose different dangers.

Installation location

The device must not be connected to air ducts or hoses.

The following safety clearances to flammable fume parts must be strictly observed:

• Lateral: 0.60 m
• Outlet side: 2.00 m
• Inlet side: 0.20 m
• Upwards: 2.00 m

The following principles apply to the place of installation and to installing the device:

- The device is designed for the heating/ventilation of closed rooms.

• The device must not be used in rooms and environments with explosive atmospheres, combustible liquids or gases.
• Do not use the device outdoors in damp weather, in bathrooms or in other damp environments.
• The device must never be operated in the immediate vicinity of bathtubs, showers, wash basins or swimming pools.
• The floors and ceilings at the place of installation must be fire retardant.
• A sufficient safety clearance to flammable objects such as furniture, curtains and the like must be maintained.
• The intake and outlet nozzles of the device must not be narrowed or covered. The safety clearances must be observed.

The device must not be covered with textiles and the like (e.g. curtains).

• The device must be installed in an upright and stable way.
• The mains voltage must correspond to the details on the rating plate.
• Extension cables must be selected according to the performance data on the rating plate, in order to prevent overload.

Keep extension cables as short as possible and only ever use them when they are fully extended.

• The socket used must be earthed or protected with an RC circuit-breaker when installed indoors.
• Only ever operate one device from one socket to prevent overloading.
• Do not switch the device on automatically with a timer or similar device.
• Monitor the device during operation and keep children and pets at a safe distance.

The following principles apply to handling the device:

• Always handle the device with care. Never drop the device, do not throw it or transport it unsecured.
• Only original spare parts or parts approved by the manufacturer may be used.
• People under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medication must not operate or maintain the device.

Areas of application / technical design

The main purpose of the device is for heating closed rooms in a variety of different workplaces. The device is used for heating rooms or materials.

14.4 Residual hazards

The following residual hazards cannot be eliminated completely.

• The danger that persons who are not authorised and qualified may operate the device.
• Danger of flammable substances reaching the heating element.

15 Product description

The device is a lightweight, easily transportable air heater. The device is suitable for spot heating (e.g. of machines or workplaces) and for heating enclosed spaces (e.g. warehouses, workshops, construction sites, greenhouses).

The desired air temperature can be adjusted within a range of 5° C to 30° C using a rotary knob.

15.1 Identification

The device can be clearly identified using the rating place on the housing.

Rating plate

CLIMATE SOLUTIONS

Elektro Heizer

Electric Heater

DE 2 XL

220-240V\~50Hz

2000 W IP20

Art.-Nr. 1101922

Dantherm GmbH

Oststrasse 148

D-22844 Norderstedt

www.danthermgroup.com

The type plate bears the following information on the device:

• Model
• Rating number
• Electrical connection information
• Serial number

15.2 General description

The device is a compact, versatile, easily transportable and mobile solution for generating hot air in enclosed spaces.

The device must only be operated:

• for the purpose for which it was intended,
• and by observing all instructions Safety [▶ 23] given in the chapter.

Assembly, scope of delivery and accessories

Fig. 3: Electric heater

1	Carry handle 2		Housing
3	Air outlet 4		Air inlet
5	Heating temperature rotary knob	6	Rotary selector for operating mode (Heat 1000 W, Heat 2000 W)

The scope of supply includes:

• Air heater
• Operating manual

Available accessories: see Accessories list.

Mode of operation

The device is equipped with a heating element, a fan and a thermostat.

Air is sucked in by the fan on the inlet side, routed through the heating element where it is heated and then emitted on the outlet side.

The device can generate a room temperature of up to 30° C.

The thermostat identifies the temperature of the air taken in at the air inlet and then regulates the temperature of the heating element. The heating element and the fan are switched off when the set

room temperature (maximum 30° C) is reached at the air inlet.

The heating element and the fan are switched back on automatically when the room temperature falls below the set heating temperature.

See also

Intended use [▶ 27]

15.2.1 Intended use

The device serves to generate warm air. The warm air can be used for spot heating or for heating enclosed spaces.

Intended use also includes observance of the operating conditions (see Operating conditions [▶ 25]).

Any other use or any application transcending the specified use is considered improper use. Improper use will result in all warranty claims becoming void.

See also

Technical details [▶ 35]

15.2.2 Improper use

Any uses other than the heating of air are prohibited. Improper use may lead to danger.

• Improper use is, for example, if safety-related components are interfered with without authorization.
• In addition, improper use is if the specified operating conditions are not met or the device is insufficiently maintained.

15.2.3 Foreseeable improper use

The following types of misuse can be envisaged:

• Operation while ignoring prescribed safety clearances
• Operation while ignoring applicable operating conditions

15.3 Device components

15.3.1 Fan

The fan in the device is installed vertically. The fan draws in the ambient air and blows it through the PTC heating element. This causes the air to be heated up and is then emitted in heated form to the room.

15.3.2 Safety devices

Persons can be injured on the device if the safety devices are not properly installed and set. Do not modify, dismantle or take any of the safety devices out of operation. All the safety devices must be freely accessible at all times.

Familiarize yourself with all the safety devices; this way personal injury and/or damage to property can be prevented or minimized.

Fig. 4: Safety devices

1	Carry handle 2		Thermal insulated housing
3	Air outlet safety guard	4	Air inlet safety guard

The device has the following additional safety devices:

- Temperature limiter

15.4 Operating and display elements

The device is operated solely by means of the rotary selector and the rotary knob.

The functions of the control elements are:

• Rotary selector for operating mode: To select the functions Heat 1000 Watts, Heat 2000 Watts.
• Rotary knob: To set the heating temperature from min. (+5 ° C) to max. (30 ° C).

See also

Safety devices [▶ 28]

16 Transportation and connection

The device has been assembled, set up and tested at the factory.

DANGER

Danger to life due to electric shock

Touching electrically live parts can be fatal.

a) Always turn the device off at the device switch before any change of location and pull out the mains plug.
b) Never pull the device by the mains plug and always carry it using the carry handle.

Transportation

a) To connect up the device, insert the mains plug into a suitable socket.
b) Ensure that you adhere to the Operating conditions [▶ 25].

See also

Technical details [▶ 35]

17 Commissioning

WARNING

Danger to life due to electric shock

Operating the heater in a humid environment, with a damaged mains lead or beneath a wall socket may result in an electric shock. An electric clock may lead to death or serious injury.

a) Do not use the heater in the immediate vicinity of a bath, a shower or a swimming pool.
b) If the mains lead is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, the manufacturer's customer service or similarly qualified persons.
c) The heater may not be operated beneath a wall socket.

WARNING

Danger from operation by unauthorised and unqualified persons

Heater operation by either children or persons with limited physical, sensory or mental capabilities may lead to serious injuries.

a) Children aged eight and over and people with limited physical, sensory or mental capabilities may only operate the heater if they are supervised or have been instructed in how to use it safely and if they understand the dangers.

WARNING

b) Children between the ages of three and eight may only operate the heater under supervision.
c) Children up to three years must be kept away from the heater if they are not continuously monitored.
d) Children must not play with the device.

CAUTION

Risk of burns due to hot surfaces

The device covers on the outlet side can reach high temperatures during operation and cause burns. Particular caution is required when either children or people with limited physical, sensory or mental capabilities are present.

a) Wear protective gloves.
b) Supervise children or persons with limited physical, sensory or mental capabilities who are in the vicinity of the heater.

√ The device is now installed and connected.
√ The device does not exhibit any externally recognizable defects; all the protective panels have been mounted.

√ The Operating conditions [▶ 25] for the place of installation have been met.
a) Make sure that the device is not standing on a wet base and ensure that it stands upright and safe.
b) Make sure that the power cable is undamaged.
c) Insert the power plug into the socket.
d) Select the desired operating mode on the rotary selector.
e) Set the desired heating temperature with the rotary knob.
→ You have now commissioned the device.

See also

Safety [▶ 23]

18 Operation

WARNING

Danger to life due to electric shock

Operating the heater in a humid environment, with a damaged mains lead or beneath a wall socket may result in an electric shock. An electric clock may lead to death or serious injury.

a) Do not use the heater in the immediate vicinity of a bath, a shower or a swimming pool.
b) If the mains lead is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, the manufacturer's customer service or similarly qualified persons.
c) The heater may not be operated beneath a wall socket.

WARNING

Danger from operation by unauthorised and unqualified persons

Heater operation by either children or persons with limited physical, sensory or mental capabilities may lead to serious injuries.

a) Children aged eight and over and people with limited physical, sensory or mental capabilities may only operate the heater if they are supervised or have been instructed in how to use it safely and if they understand the dangers.
b) Children between the ages of three and eight may only operate the heater under supervision.
c) Children up to three years must be kept away from the heater if they are not continuously monitored.
d) Children must not play with the device.

CAUTION

Risk of burns due to hot surfaces

The device covers on the outlet side can reach high temperatures during operation and cause burns. Particular caution is required when either children or people with limited physical, sensory or mental capabilities are present.

a) Wear protective gloves.
b) Supervise children or persons with limited physical, sensory or mental capabilities who are in the vicinity of the heater.

18.1 The sequences for switching on and off

Switching the device on

√ Commissioning is now completed.

NOTICE

Process sequence

After switching on the device with the Operating moderotary switch, the device independently regulates the running times of the device components (fan, heating). Information about this can be found in the Section Operating modes [▶ 31].

a) Select the desired operating mode on the rotary selector.
⇒ The heating element and the fan start up.
b) Set the desired heating temperature with the rotary knob.
⇒ The air is heated at the outlet side.
⇒ You have now switched on the device.

Switching the device off

a) Set the Heating temperature rotary knob to the Min position.
b) Move the Operating mode rotary selector to the Ventilate position.
⇒ Allow the device to run for approx. two minutes until it has cooled down.
c) Move the Operating mode rotary selector to the 0 position.
During prolonged downtime: Pull out the mains plug.
→ You have now switched off the device.

See also

Malfunctions during operation [▶ 32]

18.2 Operating modes

The operating mode can be used to select the heating output. The device emits the intake air in heated form (Heat 1000 W or Heat 2000 W).

The operating mode can only be selected with the Operating mode rotary selector.

Operating mode Heat (1000 W)

• Move the Operating mode rotary selector to position 2 (Heat 1000 W).
• The fan and the heater are switched on and are conveying and heating up the intake air.
• The desired temperature is set with the Heating temperature rotary knob.

NOTICE

Single-sided warming of the heating element

In the 1000 W mode, one half of the heating element remains cooler than the other half. This is a normal operating condition.

Operating mode Heat (2,000 W)

• Move the Operating mode rotary selector to position 3 (Heat 2,000 W).
• The fan and the heater are switched on and are conveying and heating up the intake air.
• The desired temperature is set with the Heating temperature rotary knob.

19 Faults

Observe the following principles if you looking for the causes of faults and want to eliminate them:

These tasks may only be carried out by trained and authorised specialists.

Interventions may only be carried out by the manufacturer or by persons authorised by the manufacturer during the statutory warranty period.

a) Let the device cool down.
b) Wear suitable protective clothing.
c) Before recommissioning, install all the safety devices as attached at the factory.
d) Check that the safety devices are functioning properly.

e) After completing the task, remove all the tools and objects from the working area around the device.

Safety instructions regarding faults

DANGER

Electric shock arising from high voltage when working on the electrical components

Electric shock can cause serious injury or death.

a) Any work on the electrical system must be performed by qualified electricians only.
b) Disconnect the device from the power supply before performing any work on the electrical system.
c) After completion of the work, install all protective equipment as provided at the factory.

19.1 Malfunctions during operation

NOTICE

If the device is supplied with electricity via the power cable, work on the electrical system may only be carried out by qualified electricians.

Only have repair work carried out by the HEYLO Service division or by service partners of HEYLO.

Rectifying	Possible cause	Remedy
Device does not start	No electricity because:– Rotary selector for Operating mode switched off– Residual current device of the indoor in-	Check the power cable and the mains connection.
		Check supply with voltage tester.

Rectifying	Possible cause	Remedy
	stallation tripped- Mains plug disconnected- Supply line defective
	Residual current device of the indoor installation has tripped.	Clean the heating element (if necessary with compressed air), otherwise send the device for repair.
		If the device has come into contact with moisture, allow it to dry out completely prior to operation.
	Safety temperature limiter triggered: Intake or blow-out temperature too high, air cannot circulate freely,	device has over-heated. Disconnect the plug and wait for 10 minutes to cool down. Insert the tool into the reset hole on the bottom and press the reset button. Turn on again.
	Heating element defective.	Send the device in for repair.
The device does not heat up	Rotary selector for Operating mode not set to Heat	Move the Operating mode rotary selector to Heat (1000 W or 2000 W)
	Thermostat has tripped	Turn the Heating temperature rotary knob and listen outfor the open/close sound. If a clicking sound is not heard and the thermostat is not faulty, then the thermostat switches on automatically as soon as the device has cooled down.
Device heats up, fan does not run	Fan defective. Send the device in for repair.
Unusual sound	The device is not in an upright position.	Set the device down on a level surface.
	The fan wheel is blocked or dirty.	Free the fan wheel of any blockages and dirt.

Tab. 6: Fault list

20 Cleaning and maintenance

The following principles apply when cleaning and maintaining the device:

a) Switch off the device before starting work and then pull out the mains plug.
b) Let the device cool down.

The replacement of electrical components may be carried out by a qualified electrician.

DANGER

Danger to life due to electric shock

Contact with live components can be fatal.

Contact with a damaged mains lead can lead to death or serious injury.

a) Switch off the device and pull out the mains plug.
b) A damaged mains lead must be replaced by the manufacturer, the manufacturer's customer service or similarly qualified persons.

CAUTION

Risk of burning due to hot surfaces

The device covers on the outlet side can reach high temperatures during operation.

a) Wear protective gloves.

20.1 Cleaning the device

NOTICE

Suitable cleaning agents

You can obtain suitable cleaning agents for cleaning your device from your dealer or directly from HEYLO.

The cleaning intervals for the device will depend on the conditions of use. Therefore check and clean the device regularly.

Cleaning the outside of the device

Cleaning can be performed with compressed air, a vacuum cleaner (e.g. for cleaning dusty electrical components) or by wiping with a damp cloth.

CAUTION! Never use a high-pressure cleaner.

CAUTION! Electrical components must never come into contact with water or chemical cleaners.

Proceed as follows to clean and check the condition of the device:

a) Move the Operating mode rotary selector to the 0 position and pull out the mains plug.
b) Wait until the temperature at the outlet nozzle has dropped to ≤ 30° C.

Cleaning the inside of the device

a) Open the safety cover.
b) Clean the safety cover and the housing with a damp, lint-free cloth and a mild detergent.
c) Clean the electrical components with compressed air.
d) Wait until all the components that have been wiped are dry.
e) Close the safety cover as intended at the factory.
→ The device has now been cleaned.

20.2 Customer service by the manufacturer

If the device states are unclear and you have any questions about repair, the HEYLO service will be happy to help.

See also

Contacting Dantherm GmbH [▶ 22]

21 Repairs

The following section describes who may repair the device and how it can be repaired.

NOTICE

Repairs may only be carried out by staff authorised by the manufacturer during the warranty period of the device.

Repairs performed by the company operating the device

After the statutory warranty has expired, repairs may be carried out by the company operating the device, provided appropriate expertise is shown. HEYLO will not assume any liability for these repairs.

Contact the HEYLO service department or your dealer if you have any questions about repairs.

See also

Contacting Dantherm GmbH [▶ 22]

22 Decommissioning, storage and disposal

The following principles apply for the decommissioning, storage and disposal of the device:

DANGER

Danger to life due to electric shock

Touching electrically live parts can be fatal.

a) Switch off the device and pull out the mains plug.

22.1 Decommissioning

Temporary decommissioning

a) Move the Operating mode rotary selector to the 0 position.
b) Clean the device (see Cleaning and maintenance [▶ 33]).
⇒ The device has now been temporarily decommissioned.

Final decommissioning

√ Carry out all the steps needed for temporary decommissioning.

a) Disconnect all the incoming and outgoing lines (power supply lines).
⇒ You have now taken the device permanently out of service.

See also

Contacting Dantherm GmbH [▶ 22]

22.2 Storing the device

Store the device dry and free of frost.

See also

Technical details [▶ 35]
Operating conditions [▶ 25]

22.3 Disposal

The device is largely made of recyclable materials. It does not represent any danger to the operator and the environment when handled properly. However, operation of the device may lead to the generation of waste and waste water containing harmful and/or environmentally hazardous substances (air filters). These materials must be disposed of properly in accordance with the regulations.

The individual components of the device (e.g. metal components, etc.) must be taken to a qualified disposal and recycling company. Appoint a qualified, specialist company to dispose of and recycle the device.

See also

Contacting Dantherm GmbH [▶ 22]

23 Technical details

Type: DE2XL
Temperature range [°C] +5 - +30
Nominal heating output [kW] 2.0

Type: DE2XL
Air throughput [m3/h] 90
Sound level at a distance of 3 m [dB(A)]	47
Power connection [V/Hz] 220-240 / 50
IP enclosure class 20
Current consumption [A] 8.7
Fuse protection [A] 10
Set values for ventilate/heat 50%/heat 100% [W]	25/1000/2000
Temperature limit for manually-resetting thermostat [°C]	80
Length [mm] 185
Width [mm] 180
Height [mm] 280
Weight [kg]	2.8

NOTICE

The technical details may be changed without prior notice during the course of development. Some of the values are approximate.

24 Supplementary documents

24.1 Declaration of conformity

EC Declaration of Conformity IIA In accordance with the EC Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC

For device series: Electric heaters

Type: DE2XL

DANTHERM GmbH, of Im Finigen 9, 28832 Achim, declares that the machines specified comply with

the essential health and safety requirements of the "Machinery Directive" and the following provisions and standards, provided they are installed, maintained and used in accordance with the operating manual and in accordance with the recognized rules of technology.

Applicable EC Directives:

Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC

Low-voltage Directive 2014/35/EU

EMC Directive 2014/30/EU

Changes to the machinery made without our consent will render this declaration void.

Applied standards:

Norderstedt, Germany, 21/07/2023

Manfred Föhlisch

- Chief Executive -