HD3275 - Heating PHILIPS - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Fan heater
Brand	Philips
Model	HD3275
Use	Supplemental heating
Power supply	220-240 V ~, 50/60 Hz
Maximum power	2000 W
Heat settings	Off (O), Cool air (✿), Half power (●), Full power (●●)
Thermostat	Adjustable with frost protection setting (5°C)
Safety device	Built-in thermal cut-out
Double insulation	Yes
Wall mounting	Possible (HD3275 model only)
Cord storage	Integrated compartment at the back
Indicator light	Indicates power on
Cold ventilation	Yes
Cleaning	Vacuum the grilles regularly to remove dust
Safety distance	50 cm above and on sides, 120 cm in front

Frequently Asked Questions - HD3275 PHILIPS

How to install the heater on the wall?

Use the supplied wall bracket. Remove the appliance from its bracket by pushing the small tab downward with a screwdriver. Fix the bracket to the wall according to the drilling holes, then put the appliance back in place (click).

What to do if the heater suddenly stops?

It is likely that the thermal safety device has cut off the power due to overheating. Unplug the appliance, let it cool down for 30 minutes, check that the grilles are not obstructed, then plug it back in. If the problem persists, contact an approved service center.

Can I use this heater in a bathroom?

Yes, but only if it is wall-mounted (model HD3275) and placed outside colored zones (more than 60 cm from bathtub or shower). The controls must not be accessible from water.

How to adjust the thermostat?

Turn the knob counterclockwise to increase the temperature, clockwise to decrease it. To find the ideal setting, set the thermostat to maximum, then turn it back until the heater switches off when the desired temperature is reached.

What does the 'frost protection' setting mean?

This is a thermostat setting that maintains a temperature of approximately 5°C. It helps prevent freezing in a room, for example to protect pipes, but the heater must be placed in close proximity.

Why does the indicator light stay on even though the heater is no longer heating?

The indicator shows that the appliance is powered. Even if the thermostat or safety device has cut off the heating, the indicator remains on as long as the heater is plugged in and the switch is not in the off (O) position.

How to clean the heater?

Turn off the appliance and unplug it. Wait for it to cool down. Clean the exterior with a damp cloth (without letting water enter). Vacuum the air inlet and outlet grilles with a brush attachment at least twice a year.

What safety distances should be observed?

Leave a clear space of 50 cm above and on the sides, and 120 cm in front of the appliance. Do not place anything on the heater or hang anything above it. Keep it away from curtains, furniture, or other flammable objects.

How to store the power cord?

Use the storage compartment at the back of the appliance. Push the cord into one of the three slots provided. Caution: do not leave the cord inside during use.

Can I use an extension cord?

Yes, but use a 2-conductor extension cord (the heater is double insulated) capable of handling a high power load (16A-220V or 13A-240V). Fully unwind the extension cord to avoid overheating.

USER MANUAL HD3275 PHILIPS

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English Page 4

- Keep page 3 open when reading these operating instructions.

Français Page 7

• Before connecting the appliance check that the voltage indicated on the type plate corresponds to the mains voltage in your home.
• Read these instructions carefully, in conjunction with the illustrations, before using the appliance.
• The appliance is double insulated and need not be connected to an earthed mains outlet. If you wish to use an extension cord, a 2-wire type is suitable. However, ensure that the plugs and cord allow high power (16A-220V / 13A-240V AC). If a reel type is employed, please unroll completely to prevent overheating.

- It may happen, especially if the heater operates on position ●● and another electrical device is switched on as well, that a fuse or circuit breaker cuts off the mains power. In such a case, the fuse or circuit breaker may not allow this high electrical power. You may connect one of the involved appliances to another circuit (employing another fuse or circuit breaker) or have the electrical installation revised by an authorized electrician.

- The heater is not designed for use as the main form of heating. Use the appliance only for the intended use, i.e. extra heating in the house. - To avoid the risk of fire and electrical shock select a safe place for the heater. (See section “Safe positioning”.)

- Do not insert any objects into the heater.

- Ensure that children cannot play with the appliance.

- Attention: the front grille gets hot during use.

- Only touch the heater with dry hands.

General description (fig. 1 on page 3)

A Air inlet grille
B Air outlet grille
c Selector switch
D Thermostat knob
E Pilot light
F Mains cord storage
G Stand / wall bracket (only type HD 3275)

Safe positioning

• The heater must not be located immediately below a socket outlet.
• Only use the fan heater when it is standing (fig. 1) or mounted (only type HD 3275, fig. 4-8) in an upright position.
• For your own safety and that of others: water and electricity are a dangerous combination! When using the heater in the free standing mode do not place it in the immediate surroundings of a bath, a shower or a swimming pool.

Ensure that the appliance cannot fall into water (bath, wash basin, shower cubicle, etc.).

• Do not use the heater in rooms with explosive gas (e.g. petrol) or while using inflammable glue or solvent (e.g. when glueing or varnishing parquet floors, PVC etc.).
• Allow ample space around the heater. A safe area to be left free is 50 cm / 20" at the top and at the sides, and 120 cm / 47" at the front.
• Prevent overheating of the appliance by keeping the air inlet and outlet grilles free: do not hang anything in front of it or above it - otherwise there is a risk of fire.

Check the grilles from time to time for accumulated dust.

If overheating should occur, the built-in overheating safety device will switch off the appliance.

• Keep the mains cord at a safe distance from the air inlet and outlet grilles.
• Do not allow aerosols, inflammable substances or materials sensitive to heat to be in the flow of hot air.
• Do not use the heater on extremely deep-pile carpets.

2 60 cm 60 cm

3 60 cm 60 cm

Only for type HD 3275:

If the heater is going to be used in the bathroom, it must be installed...

• so that switches and other controls cannot be touched by a person in the bath or shower;
• outside the colour indicated areas (figs. 2 and 3).

Storing the mains cord

Excess mains cord can be stored by pushing it into the storage compartment at the back of the heater.

Please Note: Do not use the appliance when the mains cord is kept inside the appliance.

Type HD 3274:

- You can fix the mains cord by pressing it into one of the three slots (F).

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Type HD 3275:

• Using a small screwdriver push the small lip downwards (fig. 4) and remove the heater from the stand / wall bracket (G) (fig. 5).
• You can fix the mains cord by pressing it into one of the three slots (F).
• Slide the appliance correctly onto the stand / wall bracket ("Click!") (fig. 8).

Wall-mounting (only for type HD 3275)

This model can be used as a free-standing unit, but it can also be mounted to a wall using the stand / wall bracket (G).

This wall should be solid, flat and fireproof.

• Using a small screwdriver push the small lip downwards (fig. 4) and remove the heater from the stand / wall bracket (fig. 5).
• Use the stand / wall bracket as a template to mark the drilling holes (fig. 6).

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• Drill the holes and fix the stand / wall bracket to the wall using screws and rawlplugs (fig. 7).
• Slide the appliance correctly onto the stand / wall bracket ("Click!") (fig. 8).

How to use

The selector switch (C) and the thermostat knob (D) enable you to select the following functions:

Selector switch (C)

O = "Off". Both the fan and the two heating elements are switched off.
= "Cool air". Only the fan is switched on.
● = "Warm air" for gradual heating-up. ECO positon (half power): the fan and one of the two heating elements are switched on.
●● = "Hot air" for quick heating-up. Full power: the fan and the two heating elements are switched on.

Thermostat knob (D)

With the thermostat knob you can set a constant room temperature.

When the selector switch is set to position ● or position ●●, the heater will automatically switch on (using half power or full power respectively) as soon as the room temperature falls below the set temperature.

As soon as the set temperature is reached, the heater will switch off.

Rotate the knob anti-clockwise to obtain a higher temperature setting or clockwise for a lower temperature setting.

You may adjust the thermostat during use.

To find the ideal thermostat setting:

- First set the knob to maximum position. (Rotate anti-clockwise until the knob stops.)

- As soon as the temperature is comfortable, turn the knob clockwise slowly until the heater goes off.

= "Frost-free" position. This position corresponds with the minimum thermostat setting (i.e. approx. +5 ^ C / +41 ^ F) and can be used to keep the immediate vicinity of the heater free from frost. E.g. to prevent pipes from freezing, position the heater close to the pipe and select this position.

Please note: When using the cool air setting ✦, the thermostat knob should be in its highest position.

Pilot light

- When the appliance is connected to the mains and switched on by selecting ♣, ● or ●● the pilot light (E) will come on.

- The light will stay on until the appliance is switched off by setting the selector switch (C) to position O or by disconnecting from the mains.

- To indicate that the heater is still connected and in "switched-on" position (♣, ● or ●●), the pilot light will remain on when the set temperature is reached and the thermostat switches the appliance off.

For the same reason the pilot light will remain on when the overheating safety device switches the appliance off.

Overheating safety device

To prevent damage and risks due to overheating, the built-in overheating safety device cuts off the power as soon as the heating elements become too hot.

If this should happen:

- First ensure that it was not the thermostat which has switched off the heater. Set the thermostat to maximum position.

If the heater does not switch on, the safety device has been activated.

- Remove the mains plug from the wall socket.

- Let the heater cool down for 30 minutes.

- Check if the heater had been placed correctly.

- Check if anything is obstructing the air flow. If necessary, clean the grilles with a vacuum cleaner.

- Replace the plug into the wall socket and switch the heater on again.

If the safety device again switches off the heater:

- Remove the mains plug from the wall socket.

- Have the heater inspected by a Philips Service Centre or by your dealer.

Cleaning

- Set the selector switch (C) to position O to switch off.

- Remove the mains plug from the wall socket.

- Wait for the heater to cool down sufficiently.

- You may clean the outside of the heater with a damp cloth. Do not allow water to come into the appliance.

- Clean the air inlet and outlet grilles regularly (with normal use at least twice a year) with a vacuum cleaner, using the brush attachment.

Français

Important

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Utilisation

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Type HD 3275:

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Modello HD 3275:

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Interruptor selector.

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Tipo HD 3275 :

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Interruptor selector (C)

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Modelo HD 3275:

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Type HD 3275:

• Bruk en liten skrutrekker til å dytte den lille kanten nedover (fig. 4) og fjern varmeviften fra stativ/veggbraketten (G) (fig. 5).
• De kan feste nettledningen ved å skyve den inn i en av de tre sporene.
• Sky apparatet korrekt tilbake i stativ/vegg-braketten ("Klikk") (fig. 8).

Veggmontering (bare for type HD 3275)

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• Borr hullene og skru fast stativ/veggbraketten til veggen (fig. 7).
• Sky apparatet korrekt tilbake i stativ/vegg-braketten ("Klikk") (fig. 8).

Betjening

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Malli HD 3275:

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