GreenTech PureHeat+ Bedienungsanleitung

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Introduction

Features / Benefits

Records

Specifications

Warnings

Controls / Diagrams

Setting Up the Unit

Operating the Unit

Maintaining the Unit

10Safety & Warnings

Consumer Information

Warranty Information

Owner’s

Manual

Introduction

Welcome to a more comfortable, efcient way of heating your living spaces during cold weather!

pureHeat+ is the most complete and advanced space heating system on the market. It heats using a cutting-

edge PTC (Positive Thermal Coefcient) element that heats the air efciently without drying it out. It puries

your air with PCO technology that features a high power germicidal UVC bulb. This bulb creates a purifying

plasma that reduces mold, bacteria, and viruses (even on surfaces) so the months spent with doors and windows

closed no longer means months spent in a stuffy indoor environment.

pureHeat+ is designed to provide years of trouble-free service when used and maintained according to this

Owner’s Manual. The pages of this manual will guide you through proper operation, cleaning the lter, and

keeping the humidier full of water.

Thank you for purchasing pureHeat+ by GreenTech Environmental.

Records

Purchase Date: __________________________________________________________________________

Model Number:__________________________________________________________________________

Serial Number: __________________________________________________________________________

Distributor Name: ________________________________________________________________________

Distributor Phone:________________________________________________________________________

Features

PTC Infrared Heating Element

PCO Air Purication Technology

Built-In Humidier

LCD Display

Unit Control Panel

Simple Remote

Quiet Mode

Overheat Safety Shut Off

Tip-Over Safety Shut Off

Benets

Clean, Economical, and Safe Heating

Even Distribution of Heat from Floor to Ceiling

Does not Burn or Dry Out Air

Low Operating & Maintenance Cost

Vapor Injected into Air Output for Soothing Air Quality

Efcient PCO Purication for Pure, Clean, Heated Air

CAUTION: Attempting to service the unit

beyond cleaning the lter, or changing the

PCO Cell creates danger of electric shock.

WARNING: Keep the unit away from fabric or

other ammable material. Give the unit 3 ft

of space to the front and at least 1 ft of

space to the sides and rear.

WARNING: Do not cover the Hot Air Outlet

Specications

Voltage: ......................................................................120V ~60Hz

Power: ....................................................................up to 1500 watts

Heat Output: ....................................................................5200BTU

Remote Battery: .................................................................. CR2025

Temperature Control Range: ..........................................60 - 90 Degrees Fahrenheit

Heating Element: ............................. Infrared Positive Thermal Coefcient (PTC) Element

Air Filter: ...............................................................Lifetime Washable

Air Purier: ...............................................Photo Catalytic Oxidation (PCO) Cell

Display: ............................................................................LCD

Coverage: ...................................................................Up to 1000 ft2

Dimensions: .........................................................15”x13”x15” (HxWxD)

Weight: ...........................................................................25 lbs

Certications: ...................................................ETL Canada & US by Intertek

Warranty: ............................................................ 3 Year Factory Limited

Warnings

CAUTION: Disconnect the power cord before

cleaning the lter, adding water to the

humidier, or changing the PCO Cell.

Control Panel & Remote Control Diagrams

LCD Display Diagram

Unit Front Diagram

Unit Rear Diagram

Setting Up the Unit

1. Unpack the unit by cutting open taped areas. Fold back box aps and gently turn entire box upside down.

Lift box off of styrofoam packed contents. Remove styrofoam, turn upright. We recommend keeping

packing materials for future transport or storage of unit.

2. Find a level and unobstructed location to place heater away from cold walls (outside walls).

3. Plug the POWER CORD into a grounded outlet (120V, 15A or higher).

4. Prime the humidier by following the instructions in the maintenance section titled “FILLING THE

HUMIDIFIER”.

5. Activate the REMOTE by removing the plastic shipping guard from the battery compartment.

Operating The Unit

Turning the Unit On/Off

• Turn the unit on by pressing the “I” on the POWER TOGGLE (Unit Rear).

• Turn the unit off by pressing the “O” on the POWER TOGGLE (Unit Rear).

• Always unplug the unit when not in use.

Heater Mode

• Press the HEATER CONTROL button to activate the Heater Mode. (This will also automatically activate

Purier Mode. To toggle Purier Mode on or off, press the PURIFIER CONTROL button.) Set the

desired temperature using the TEMPERATURE CONTROL buttons. You may select a temperature from

60 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit.

Purier Mode

• Toggle the Purier Mode on or off at any time that the unit is turned on by pressing the PURIFIER

CONTROL button.

Timer Function

• Set the TIMER FUNCTION by pressing the TIMER CONTROL button to activate it.

• Press the TIMER CONTROL button once for each additional hour desired (1 - 12 hours).

• If you press the TIMER CONTROL button again once the TIMER INDICATOR on the LCD DISPLAY

reads “12h” the TIMER FUNCTION will be deactivated.

• If the Heater & Purier Modes are active and you set the timer, it will turn both modes off after the

designated time has elapsed.

• If either the Heater or Purier Modes are independently active and you set the timer, it will turn the active

mode off after the designated time has elapsed.

• If neither the Heater or Purier Modes are active (nothing is active) and you set the timer, it will turn ON

both the Heater and Purier Modes after the designated time has elapsed.

Quiet Function

• If you feel the unit is too loud for your environment, such as when you are sleeping, press the QUIET

MODE CONTROL button. The unit continues to heat, humidify, and purify according to active modes,

but the fan runs on the most silent speed.

Standby Mode

• When the room exceeds set temperature by 2 Degrees F the heater goes into “STANDBY MODE”,

essentially turning off except the temperature sensor. After that, when the room drops 2 Degrees F below

the set temperature, the heater comes back to normal operation. This is because the heater radiates a

small amount of heat even when the fan is on the lowest setting, which would cause the heater to continue

raising the temperature of a small room indenitely were it not for the “STANDBY MODE” feature.

Audible Notications

• When the heater reaches the set temperature it will produce an audible tone to let the customer know.

It will produce the same tone when it goes into “STANDBY MODE”.

Maintaining The Unit

Filling the Humidier

1. Open the HUMIDIFIER TANK CHAMBER (Open the door on the right side of the unit).

2. Slide the HUMIDIFIER TRAY out and remove the HUMIDIFIER WATER BOTTLE

3. Fill the HUMIDIFIER WATER BOTTLE with tap water and replace in HUMIDIFIER TRAY. Once the

water has lled the tray, rell the HUMIDIFIER WATER BOTTLE a second time, replace in HUMIDIFIER

TRAY.

4. Slide the HUMIDIFIER TRAY back into the HUMIDIFIER TANK CHAMBER.

5. Close the HUMIDIFIER TANK CHAMBER.

Cleaning the Filter

The lter should be cleaned every 30 days or more often if you nd that the lter is collecting visible particulate.

1. Unplug the POWER CORD from the outlet.

2. Remove the FILTER ASSEMBLY SCREW using a screwdriver. Place the screw aside where you will not

misplace it.

3. Slide the FILTER ASSEMBLY straight out of the rear of the unit until it is free.

4. Carefully remove the FILTER from the FILTER ASSEMBLY.

5. Use a vacuum cleaner to remove built up particulate from the FILTER.

6. Carefully replace the FILTER in the FILTER ASSEMBLY.

7. Slide the FILTER ASSEMBLY straight in to the rear of the unit until it is properly seated.

8. Replace the FILTER ASSEMBLY SCREW using a screwdriver. Tighten until snug.

9. Plug the POWER CORD back into the outlet.

Cleaning the Unit

1. Unplug the POWER CORD from the outlet.

2. Carefully wipe the exterior of the unit with a soft, damp (not wet) cloth and dry thoroughly with a soft, dry

cloth. Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaners as these may damage the aesthetic nish of the unit.

3. Remove particulate that may have gathered in the HOT AIR OUTLET or HUMIDIFIER OUTLET using

a vacuum with a brush attachment.

Replacing the PCO Cell

After some time the “Replace UV BULB” indicator may appear on your LCD SCREEN. This indicates that

you need to replace your PCO Cell. You may purchase a replacement PCO Cell through your GreenTech

Environmental Authorized Distributor. If your distributor is not available, please visit www.GreenTechEnv.

com to contact us regarding ordering a PCO Cell directly.

1. Remove the FILTER ASSEMBLY by following steps 1 through 3 of “Cleaning the Filter”.

2. Unplug the old PCO Cell by squeezing and disengaging the electrical adapter in the lower right hand

region of the rear of the unit.

3. Unscrew both of the plastic coated brass thumbscrews from their posts. Set the thumbscrews aside where

you will not misplace them.

4. Slide the old PCO Cell straight out of the rear of the unit.

5. Slide the new PCO Cell straight into it’s place in the rear of the unit.

6. Screw both thumbscrews back onto their post until snug.

7. Connect the new PCO Cell by plugging in the electrical adapter to it’s socket until it clicks into place.

8. Replace the FILTER ASSEMBLY by following steps 7 through 9 of “Cleaning the Filter”.

Electrical

Adapter

PCO

Cell

Plastic Coated

Thumbscrews

Safety Info & Warnings

1. Do not operate the heater if any cord or part of the machine is damaged or has malfunctioned.

Return heater for examination and repair if damage has occured.

2. Do not plug heater into anything other than a 3-prong 110v 15amp or higher grounded circuit receptacle.

3. Do not use an extension cord to power this heater.

4. Do not block the front grill or rear lter of the heater. Be sure that there is adequate space around the

heater for air ow.

5. Keep heater away from areas which may have standing water. The heater is not made for use in bathrooms,

laundry areas or areas with similar attributes.

6. Do not insert any foreign objects into the vent as this may cause an electric shock, re or damage the

heater itself.

7. Do not change the heater’s wiring or design as it will void the warranty and possibly cause injury.

8. Always unplug heater when not in use.

9. Turn heater off before removing plug from outlet.

10. Do not place cord under any kind of covering such as carpet, rugs or similar covers. Place cord away from

high trafc areas as best as possible to keep from injuring a person or causing damage to the cord or heater.

11. Heater is intended for indoor use only, do not use outdoors.

12. The lter must be cleaned regularly to avoid clogging and possible malfunction of the heater. If the heater

is used in a dirtier or dustier area than normal the lter must be cleaned more often.

13. Air dry the lter, do not use any other method to quicken the process as it could damage the lter.

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