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Assembly and instruction manual

Series:

Steel & Glass

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Please read the instructions carefully before use.

Take good care of thismanualfor later use.

Thanks for buying Mill

Our company was founded in Norway in 1992 by Cato Bryn, specializing in distribution

sell to many of the largest retailers in the Nordic countries.

In 2010, Cato’s son, Phillip joined the company. Philip looked at the heating industry

with fresh new eyes and wondered why there had been so little change with the

appearance of portable heaters in the last 20 years, especially since interior design in

general had changed dramatically over the years. Philip thought consumers should

have more styles to choose from other than the typical old-fashioned, traditional

heaters.

Since heaters are part of so many homes, Philip and Cato decided to use their

extensive knowledge to re-invent the design of heaters. They wanted to create

beautiful, modern and minimalistic heaters, using the most advanced technology, that

would complement people’s homes. They launched the brand “Mill” in 2012.

to complement our line of products to meet consumers’ demand.

Prospering on our success in the Nordics we decided to promote Mill at some of the

world’s largest electronic fairs and home shows in 2015 and 2016 - the feedback from

retailers and distributors all over the world were amazing. We are proud to say that

consumers in over 25 countries can now keep warm with style!

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Content

Important safety information

Speciﬁcations

Before ﬁrst use

First use

Minimum distances

Description of heater

Assembly

Temperature calibration

Resetting the heater

Memory function

“Open window” function

Instructions electronic thermostat

Power indicator for electronic thermostat

Set desired temperature for electronic thermostat

Instructions day/night thermostat

Power indicator day/night thermostat

Set desired temperature for day/night thermostat

Day- and nighttime setback

How to activate daytime setback

How to activate nighttime setback

Change setback temperature – daytime

Change setback temperature – nighttime

Change number of hours – daytime

Change number of hours – nighttime

Cancel (skip) setback period

Delete setback program

Maintenance

Warranty

Waste disposal

P. 2-3

P. 4

P. 5

P. 6

P. 7

P. 8

P. 9

P. 10

P.11

STORE THIS INSTRUCTION

MANUAL FOR FUTURE USE!

NEVER TOUCH YOUR HEATER OR ITS

CASING WITH WET HANDS!

IN ORDER TO AVOID OVERHEATING,

DO NOT COVER THE HEATER.

Please read the instructions carefully before use.

Take good care of this manual for later use.

You must obey common safety guidelines when using electrical

products, especially in the presence of children.

WARNING! To avoid electric shock or damage due to the

heat, always make sure the plug is pulled out before the

heater is moved or cleaned.

READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY

•The product is intended for home use only.

• Make sure the heater is connected to the house's regular mains

as indicated on the heater.

•

• Check for any pieces of packing foam or cardboard that may

have fallen into the heating elements of theheater. These pieces

must be removed to avoid unpleasant odors.

• Prevent the heater from overheating – do not cover.

• long period of time.

• Pay special attention if the heater is used in rooms where

children, the handicapped or elderly reside.

• The heater should not be set up directly beneath an electrical

socket outlet.

• The cord must not be laid under any kind of carpet. Make surethe

cord is laid in such a way that nobody can trip on it.

• The heater must not be used if either the cord or plug is

damaged. The heater must not be used if it has been dropped

malfunction.

• The cord must be repaired by the manufacturer or by an expert if it

has been damaged, to avoid dangerous situations.

• Avoid using extension cords, which may overheat and could

• hazards by making sure the air intakes are not blocked or

Important safety information

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• The heater should not be installed in close proximity to

• The heater must never be used in rooms where gasoline, paint or

• Never touch an electric heater with wet hands. The heater

should be installed so a person showering or taking a bath

cannot come into direct contact with it.

•Some parts of this product can become very hot and cause

burns. Particular attention has to be given where children and

vulnerable people are present.

• heater must cool down before it is moved.

• Avoid overloading the mains (the circuit) where the heater is

connected. The heater may overload the electrical circuit if

other electrical devices are plugged into the same socket outlet.

• Do not use this heater in small rooms when they are occupied

by persons not capable to leaving the room on their own, unless

constant supervision is provided.

• The product cannot be used by children under 8 years of age

and persons with reduced physical or mental abilities or lack

of experience and knowledge unless they have been given

supervision or instruction in the safe use of the product and

understand the hazards involved.

• Children should not play with the product. Cleaning and

maintenance should not be done by unsupervised children.

• Children under the age of 3 should be kept away from the

product, unless they are under constant supervision.

• Children aged 3 to 8 years are only permitted to turn the

product ON/OFF, assuming the heater is mounted according

to the assembly instructions and the children have received

instruction or supervision in the safe use of the product and

understand the hazards involved.

• Do not use this heater in the immediate surroundings of a bath,

a shower or a swimming pool.

WARNING! The heater must not be used if the glass panels are

damaged (this applies to the products with model names starting

with MB).

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Model Thermostat Color Height Width Amperage

Power

(W)

rating

IB250 Electronic White 30,0 cm 35,0 cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

IB600DN Day/Night White 40,0 cm 85,0 cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

IB900DN Day/Night White 40,0 cm 105,0 cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

IB1200DN Day/Night White 40,0 cm 105,0cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

IB800L DN Day/Night White 25,0 cm 121,5 cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

IB1000L DNDay/Night White 25,0 cm 66,5 cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

MB250Electronic White 30,0 cm 86,5 cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

MB600DNDay/Night White 40,0 cm 106,5 cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

MB900DNDay/Night White 40,0 cm 106,5 cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

MB1200DNDay/Night White 40,0 cm 123,0 cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

MB800L DN Day/Night White 40,0 cm 105,0cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

MB1000L DN Day/Night White 25,0 cm 121,5 cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

MB600DNG Day/Night Grey 25,0 cm 66,5 cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

MB900DNG Day/Night Grey 30,0 cm 86,5 cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

MB1200DN G Day/Night Grey 40,0 cm 106,5 cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

MB800L DN GDay/Night Grey 40,0 cm 106,5 cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

MB1000L DN GDay/Night Grey 40,0 cm 123,0 cm 220-240V~, 50-60Hz IPx4

The heater is approved for use in bathrooms zone 2 (IPX4 approved)

First use

transport. Contact the retailer or importer if you discover any visible damages to the

product.

Keep the outer packaging to transport the heater in the future. If you want to dispose

the packaging, make sure it is done properly. Keep plastic bags away from children.

the heater can produce a burnt odor for a short time. This is normal.

Please read all the instructions carefully before use. Save the instruction manual for future

use.

It is also normal for the heater to make “sounds” when it warms up or cools down.

≥100 mm

≥50 mm≥50 mm

≥100 mm

≥100 mm in front

of heater

Minimum Distances

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See ﬁgure 1 on separate illustration sheet

See ﬁgure 2 on separate illustration sheet

Description of heater

Assembly

A. Drill holes in the wall for holes 1 & 2. Then drill holes in thewall for the topmost holes

(holes 3 & 4 by using 6)

B. Insert the wall plugs into the drilled holes and attach the bracket with 4 screws

C. Place the heater on the lower lugs on the bracket, then hang theheater onthe

th for theupper lugs). Screw

in the locking screws on the top of the bracket (clockwise)

See ﬁgure 3 on separate illustration sheet

Temperature calibration

It may occur deviation between thetemperature registered by theheater and the

actual temperature in the room. This can be caused by several reasons, however, the

most common is that the heater is placed in afair distance from where youusually

reside. When you set the temperature tofor example 22 degrees, it is only natural that

you expect the same temperature where your sofa is placed for instance. However,

the temperature sensor is placed on the product itself, and therefore a deviation in

temperature may occur. To adjust this, all Mill heaters are equipped with a calibration

function, which enables youto adjust the temperatureregistered by the heater. N.B! The

room must have achieved a stable temperature before any calibration.

MILL STEEL MILL GLASS

A B

1. On/O

2. Wall bracket

3 Temperature sensor

4. Heat emission

5. Thermostat

6. Steel front

1. On/O

2. Wall bracket

3. Temperature sensor

4. Heat emission

5 Thermostat

6. Glass front

Press 2 times and use the wheel (+ or –) to set the actual temperature observed

in the room. Conﬁrm with or wait 15 seconds for automatic conﬁrmation.

ATTENTION! Horizontal placement only.

See ﬁgure 5 on separate illustration sheet

See ﬁgure 4 on separate illustration sheet

Instructions

“Open window” function

The heater has an“open window” function that is activated instantly when it registers

a sudden drop in temperature with more than 2 degrees Celsius in 2 minutes. The

heater will automatically stop heating and FO will be visible in the display of the

heater.

from FO to desired room temperature).

Resetting the heater

main switch.

Memory function

The heater remembers all the temperature settings and will automatically return to the

Please see table on page 4 for which models that have electronic thermostats

Control Panel

1. Display (shows the desired room temperature by default)

2. WiFi indicator

3. Power indicator — Shows whether the heater is using power or not

4. Control button (+) (increase temperature)

5. Control button (–) (reduce temperature)

6. WiFi button

7. Function button (F)

ATTENTION! red

temperature

WARNING! BEFORE THE HEATER IS TURNED ON, IT MUST BE ATTACHED TO A WALL. IF

THE HEATER IS NOT INSTALLED CORRECTLY OR IS INSTALLED ASKEW, THIS MAY CAUSE

THE HEATER TO MALFUNCTION OR IN THE WORST CASE, BE DAMAGED.

If the temperature sensor is not functioning properly, you will see this

symbol on the display. Please contact the dealer or importer.

See ﬁgure 8 on separate illustration sheet

Control Panel

1. Display (shows the desired room temperature by default)

2. Control light – night function

3. Control light – day function

4. Power indicator – Shows whether the heater is using power or not

5. Control button (+) (Increase temperature)

6. Control button (–) (Reduce temperature)

7. Night function

8. Day function

9. Function button

Please see table on page 4 for which models that have day- and night thermostats.

TIP! The thermostat can be used as a regular electronic thermostat ( i.e. the heater will

maintain a constant temperature 24 hours a day). Please see the section instructions

electronic thermostat for further information.

ATTENTION! red

temperature

WARNING! BEFORE THE HEATER IS TURNED ON, IT MUST BE ATTACHED TO A WALL. IF

THE HEATER IS NOT INSTALLED CORRECTLY OR IS INSTALLED ASKEW, THIS MAY CAUSE

THE HEATER TO MALFUNCTION OR IN THE WORST CASE, BE DAMAGED.

If the temperature sensor is not functioning properly, you will see this

symbol on the display. Please contact the dealer or importer.

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Instructions day/night thermostat

See ﬁgure 6 on separate illustration sheet

Power indicator for electronic thermostat

When the panel heater is using power (i.e. when it is heating), the power indicator is

lit.

See ﬁgure 7 on separate illustration sheet

Set desired temperature for electronic thermostat

Press the arrow buttons to set the desired temperature.

See ﬁgure 9 on separate illustration sheet

Power indicator for electronic thermostat

When the panel heater is using power (i.e. when it is heating), the power indicator is

lit .

See ﬁgure 7 on separate illustration sheet

Set desired temperature for electronic thermostat

Press the arrow buttons to set the desired temperature.

When programming the heater for either day- or nighttime setback, the setback

period will be active from the time you register the program. Which means; if you

want to start your daytime setback at 7.30 am, you need to register the program at

7.30 am.

You only need to program the heater 1 time for daytime setback and 1 time for

nighttime setback. If you have programmed the heater, the setback programs will be

active on the following days:

Daytime setback: Monday-Friday (day 1-5)

Nighttime setback: All nights

EXAMPLE:

Let us say you want to program the heater for both daytime- and nighttime setback

(normally the heater is set to 23 degrees). You want the heater to do the following:

1. Daytime setback activated from 7.30 am to 2.30 pm. Desired temperature: 17

degrees

2. Nighttime setback activated from 10.00 pm to 6.00 am. Desired temperature: 18

degrees

Day- and nighttime setback

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