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Assembly and instruction manual

Series:

Convection

Please read the instructions carefully before use. Take good care of this manual for later use.

Thanks for buying Mill

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

of oil lled radiators and other types of heaters. From 1992 to 2009, we had gained

signicant knowledge and expertise of dierent type of heaters, thus enabling us to 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.

Mill oers revolutionary, innovative Norwegian designs. We are continuously innovating 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 20 countries can now keep warm with style!

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Content

P. 2-3

P. 4

P. 5

P. 6

P. 7

P. 8

Important safety information

Specications

Before rst use

First use

Description of heater

Parts

Assembly

Instructions mechanical thermostat

Usage mechanical thermostat

Instructions electronic thermostat

Usage electronic thermostat

Temperature calibration

Resetting the heater

Maintenance

Warranty

Waste disposal

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 (230 V),

as indicated on the heater.

• New heaters will produce a specic odor when used the rst time. This

will stop aer a short time and is completely harmless.

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

into the heating elements of the heater. These pieces must be removed

to avoid unpleasant odors.

• Prevent the heater from overheating – do not cover.

• Always turn o the heater and unplug it when not used for a 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 sure the 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 on the oor or is

damaged in any other way causing it to 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 possibly

start a re.

• Never cover the air vents on the heater. Avoid potential re hazards

by making sure the air intakes are not blocked or covered. The heater

should be used in rooms with normal at oors.

• The heater should not be installed in close proximity to ammable

materials of any kind because there can always be a risk of re.

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

ammable liquids are stored, such as in a garage.

Important safety information

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Display SG2000LED Display SG2000GLASS

ALL LANGUAGES

Display SG2000LED

STORE THIS INSTRUCTION

MANUAL FOR FUTURE USE!

NEVER TOUCH YOUR HEATER OR ITS

CASING WITH WET HANDS!

ATTENTION! This heater is only meant to be used as a supplementary heating

source, and must not be used without supervision

•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.

•The heater becomes hot when it is on. Therefore, be careful and avoid

burning or scorching your skin.

•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.

•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 COVER

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First use

Description of heater

transport. Contact theretailer or importer if you discover any visible damages tothe product.

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

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

d period without use, 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.

Please see table above for which models that have mechanical/electronic thermostats.

Mechanical thermostat and Electronic thermostat

Model Thermostat Color Amperage Power (W) Fan

SG2000MEC Mechanical White 220-240V~50/60Hz 1800-2000 No

SG2000LED Electronic White 220-240V~50/60Hz 1800-2000 Yes

SG2000GLASS Electronic White 220-240V~50/60Hz 1800-2000 Yes

SG2000LED BLACK Electronic Black 220-240V~50/60Hz 1800-2000 Yes

A B C

1. Heat emission

2. Thermostat

3. Output selector

4. Legs (plastic)

1. Heat emission

2. LED display

3. Thermostat + output selector

4. Fan

5. ON/OFF

6. Legs (aluminium)

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Parts

Assembly

1. Insert both legs into the brackets so you get a stable foot.

2. Remove the pre-mounted screws from the bottom of the heater and place the

heater gently on its head to mount the feet.

3. Two screws must be fastened on each foot bracket.

4. NEVER USE THE HEATER BEFORE THE LEGS HAVE BEEN TIGHTLY SCREWED.

1. Remove the pre-mounted screws on both legs before you insert them into the

brackets, so that you get a stable foot.

2. Attach the legs to the brackets by tightening 2 screws into each bracket.

3. Remove the pre-mounted screws from the bottom of the heater and place the

heater gently on its head to mount the feet.

4. Two screws must be fastened on each foot bracket.

5. NEVER USE THE HEATER BEFORE THE LEGS HAVE BEEN TIGHTLY SCREWED.

See gure 2 on separate illustration sheet

See gure 3 on separate illustration sheet

Mechanical thermostat

Electronic thermostat

• 4 screws (pre-mounted)

• 2 foot brackets

• 2 rails for the feet

• 8 screws (pre-mounted)

• 2 foot brackets

• 2 rails for the feet

Instructions mechanical thermostat

Control Panel

1. Thermostat: Adjust the desired heat setting

2. Output selector:

0: OFF

I: 750W

II: 1250W

III: 2000W

WARNING: BE SURE THE FOOT IS FITTED CORRECTLY AND ACCORDING TO THE

INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THE HEATER!

ATTENTION! This heater is only meant to be used as a supplementary heating source, and

must not be used without supervision

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

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

See gure 4 on separate illustration sheet

Control panel

1. Thermostat and output selector:

i. Turn the selector to the le to decrease the temperature, and turn the selector to

the right to increase the temperature.

ii. Push the button to change the desired power level. 3 power levels.

2. Fan ON/OFF

3. ON/OFF button

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

5. Indicates the output level

6. Indicates whether the fan is activated

7. Desired room temperature

WARNING: BE SURE THE FOOT IS FITTED CORRECTLY AND ACCORDING TO THE

INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THE HEATER!

Instructions electronic thermostat

See gure 5 on separate illustration sheet

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

ATTENTION! This heater is only meant to be used as a supplementary heating source, and

must not be used without supervision

1. Set the output selector to the OFF position (0) and the thermostat to minimum. Plug the

heater into a grounded outlet.

2. Set the output selector to position |, || or |||. Turn the thermostat up to the maximum

position. When the desired room temperature has been reached, turn the thermostat

slowly down until you hear a click. The thermostat can now remain in this position until

a dierent room temperature is desired. As soon as the room temperature falls below

this level, the heater will automatically switch on again. When the room has again

reached the desired temperature, the heater will switch o again.

3. If you wish to change the room temperature, repeat the instructions in step 2.

4. The heater has an overheat protection that turns the device o if any parts become

extremely hot.

5. To switch the heater o, turn the output selector to the 0 position. If the heater will be

le unused for a longer period of time, pull out the plug.

Usage mechanical thermostat

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Usage electronic thermostat

1. Plug the heater into a grounded outlet.

2. Press the ON/OFF button.

3. Choose the desired power |, || or |||, by pressing the output selector. Turn the thermostat

to the desired temperature while looking at the display. As soon as the room

temperature drops below this level, the heater will automatically start again. When the

room has reached the desired temperature again, the heater wi

4. The thermostat goes from 5 to 35°C.

5. If you want to change the temperature in the room, repeat step 3.

6. Press the fan button to start the fan. Note that the fan is only active when the heater is

heating up (when the power indicator is on).

extremely hot.

8. If the temperature sensor is not functioning as it should, will be shown on the

or importer.

longer period of time, pull out the plug.

Temperature calibration

There may be variances between the temperature registered by the heater and the actual

temperature in the room. This can be caused by several factors, however, the most common

is that the heater is placed a distance away from where you are. As the thermostat is ﬁxed to

the heater, it will measure the air temperature in the immediate vicinity of where it is located.

The speciﬁc conditions of the room that the heater is in may dictate that there are some

variances in the air temperature where the heater is versus where you are located. To adjust

this, all Mill heaters are equipped with a calibration function which enables you to adjust the

temperature registered by the heater. Please note: the room must have a stable temperature

for calibration to work.

Press and hold for 5 seconds and use + or – to set the actual temperature observed

Resetting the heater

switch.

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Maintenance

Warranty

Waste disposal

1. For cleaning, always unplug the heater and leave it to cool.

2. Wipe the heater regularly with a damp cloth and dry the surface before turning on the

heater again.

3. The heater must be cleaned at least once a month during the heating season.

CAUTION! The heater should never be immersed in water.

Avoid using detergents to clean the heater.

Never let any water get inside the heater; this can be hazardous.

5. The heater can be stored in a dry and clean place.

6. If the heater stops working, do not attempt to repair it yourself because it can cause a

The warranty is valid for 2 years. The heater will be repaired or replaced during this

time should any malfunction occur. The warranty applies if the heater is used according

to these instructions and the customer can present a purchase receipt. If the heater

malfunctions in any way, please contact the store where it was purchased or the importer.

This mark on a product and/or accompanying documents indicates that when it is to

be disposed of, it must be treated as Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment (WEEE). Any

WEEE marked waste products must not be mixed with general household waste, but kept

separate for the treatment, recovery and recycling of the materials used. For proper

treatment, recovery and recycling; please take all WEEE marked waste to your Local

Authority Civic waste site, where it will be accepted free of charge. If all consumers dispose

of Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment correctly, they will be helping to save valuable

resources and preventing any potential negative eects upon human health and the

environment, of any hazardous materials that the waste may contain.

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