Cadet Hot One Manuel utilisateur

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THE HOT ONE

SHOP-TOUGH

AND GARAGE

WORTHY

OWNER’S GUIDE

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855.CADET.US

Vancouver, Washington

USA

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SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

TOOLS REQUIRED

1. Read all instructions before using

this heater.

2. This heater is hot when in use.

To avoid burns, do not let bare skin

touch hot surfaces. If provided, use

handles when moving this heater.

Keep combustible materials, such

as furniture, pillows, bedding,

papers, clothes and curtains at

least 3 feet (.9 m) from the front of

the heater and keep them away

from the sides and rear.

3. Extreme caution is necessary

when any heater is used by or near

children or invalids and whenever

the heater is left operating and

unattended.

4. Always unplug heater when not in

use.

5. Do not operate any heater with

a damaged cord or plug, or after

the heater malfunctions, has been

dropped or damaged in any manner.

Return heater to authorized service

facility for examination, electrical or

mechanical adjustment or repair.

6. Do not use outdoors.

7. This heater is not intended for use

in bathrooms, laundry areas and

similar indoor locations. Never

locate heater where it may fall into

a bathtub or other water container.

8. Do not run cord under carpeting.

Do not cover cord with throw rugs,

runners, or similar coverings.

Arrange cord away from tra󰀩c area

and where it will not be tripped over.

9. To disconnect heater, turn controls

to o󰀨, then remove plug from

receptacle.

10. Connect to properly grounded

receptacles only.

11. Do not insert or allow foreign

objects to enter any ventilation or

exhaust opening as this may cause

an electric shock or re, or damage

the heater.

12. To prevent a possible re, do

not block air intakes or exhaust

in any manner. Do not use on

soft surfaces, like a bed, where

openings may become blocked.

13. A heater has hot and arcing or

sparking parts inside. Do not use

it in areas where gasoline, paint,

or ammable vapors or liquids

are used or stored.

14. Use this heater only as described

in this manual. Any other use

not recommended by the

manufacturer may cause re,

electrical shock, or injury to

persons.

15. Always plug heater directly into

a wall receptacle. Never use with

an extension cord or relocatable

power tap (receptacle/power

strip).

16. CAUTION: Do not operate

without stand attached.

When using electrical appliances, basic precautions should always be followed to

reduce the risk of re, electric shock, and injury to persons, including the following:

Tape Measure

Straight

and Phillips

Screwdrivers

Drill and Drill Bits

Stud Finder

Level

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

GROUNDING PLUG AND RECEPTACLE REQUIREMENTS

1. WARNING: Risk of re. Do not

use as a residential or household

heater.

2. Do not use outdoors.

3. This heater is not intended for use

in bathrooms, laundry areas, and

similar indoor locations.

4. CAUTION: Do not operate without

stand attached.

5. Heater must be kept clear of

all obstructions: 3 foot (92 cm)

minimum clearance from front, 6

inch (16 cm) minimum clearance

from back and top, and 12 inch

(30.5 cm) minimum clearance

from sides. See Figure 2.

6. Always plug the heater directly

into a 240 volt wall receptacle.

Never use an extension cord.

PARTS OF YOUR HEATER

This heater is for use with 240 volts. The cord has a 20 amp or 30 amp plug

as shown in Figure 1. No adapter is available for these blade congurations,

and none should be used. The Hot One requires a 240 volt grounded

receptacle. When properly installed, it provides a ground connection through

the cord to the heater to protect the operator from electric shock. Do not use

an extension cord, power strip or any kind of adapter.

Unanswered questions? Call our technical support team in Vancouver,

Washington at 855.CADET.US or outside the US at 360.693.2505.

Plug Conguration

Receptacle Conguration

RCP402S - 20 AmpRCP502S - 30 Amp

Receptacle Conguration

Plug Conguration

NEMA #6-30R NEMA #6-20R Figure 1

8-1/4"

20.9 cm

8-1/4"

20.9 cm

17-1/2"

44.5 cm

15-3/4"

40 cm

Manual Reset

Limit Button

Thermostat

Knob

Power

Indicator

Light

ON/AUTO

Controls

Watts HI/

LOW

• The Hot One may sit on a oor surface or

be mounted to the wall, or on the ceiling,

using the universal stand provided.

• If mounted on the wall, maintain 6 inch

minimum clearance from the top of the unit

to the ceiling (See Figure 2).

• Recommended for elevations under 7500

feet.

STEP 1 Heater Inspection

STEP 2 Mounting

1. Remove stand from heater by loosening knobs on each side.

2. Place stand in desired position on wall (See Figure 3). Note: A 240 volt receptacle must be within

six feet of the heater.

3. Using a level across the top of the stand, mark the three keyhole locations indicated (See Figure

4). IMPORTANT: the top, center keyhole must be screwed into a wall stud.

4. Insert one of the 2 inch screws provided into the top, center keyhole position, leaving enough of the

screw sticking out to attach the stand later.

5. Using a ⅜ inch drill bit, drill holes through the drywall in each of the two bottom keyhole positions.

Insert drywall anchors (provided) in each hole.

6. Insert the drywall anchor screws until completely screwed in. Then back each anchor screw out

about ½ inch. Place the stand on the three exposed screws and tighten all three screws.

7. Place heater on stand and tighten knobs.

8. Proceed to OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.

WALL MOUNT

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Figure 2

Thoroughly inspect your heater for any

shipping or handling damage and remove any

paper or packaging material around the heater.

TIPS BEFORE YOU BEGIN

3' (92 cm) min. clearance

from front of heater

12" (30.5) min. clearance

from sides of heater

6" (16 cm) min.

clearance from

back and

top of heater

Distancia mínima

de 3 pies (92 cm) delante

del calentador

Distancia mínima

de 12" (30.5 cm) desde los

costados del calentador

6" (16 cm) desde

la parte posterior

y superior

del calentador

Figure 3 Figure 4 Wall Mount

screw

drywall

anchor

drywall

anchor

More frequently asked questions on our website here: cadetheat.com/support/FAQ

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

CEILING MOUNT

Figure 5 Parts Package

wall

mount

ceiling

mount

Ceiling Mount

Figure 6

Figure 8

Figure 7

screw screw

screw

ceiling rafters

½"

plywood

1. Securely fasten a piece of plywood (not provided) across two of your ceiling rafters that is a

minimum of ½ inch thick, 8 inches wide and long enough to span the distance across the two

rafters (See Figure 6). Note: A 240 volt receptacle must be within six feet of the heater.

2. Remove stand from heater by loosening knobs on each side.

3. Attach the stand to the plywood with the three 2 inch screws provided through the three small

holes indicated (See Figures 5, 6 and 7).

4. Place heater on stand and tighten knobs. Tilt top of heater down approximately 30 to 45 degrees

toward your work area (See Figure 8).

5. Proceed to OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

HOW TO OPERATE YOUR HEATER

Select the “LOW” wattage setting. If your desired temperature is not reached, select the “HI” setting.

NOTE: The temperature of the air coming from the front of the heater will be approximately 40˚F

warmer than the room temperature in the “HI” setting. With extremely cold environments, air from

the heater may not feel hot. As the heater continues to operate, the heater air and surrounding air

temperature will continue to increase.

1. The heater must be properly

installed before it is used. Be

sure the plug ts tightly into the

receptacle. The red light indicates

the unit is plugged in.

2. Do not operate without the stand

attached.

3. Do not use breaker panel or wall

thermostat to control heater.

4. Always unplug heater when not in

use.

5. Clean heater at least every six

months or as required. See

“MAINTAINING YOUR HEATER”.

6. CAUTION: Risk of electrical

shock. Do not open. No user-

serviceable parts inside. Any other

service not detailed in this owner’s

guide should be performed by an

authorized service representative.

Fan cycling with heat

1. Press the ON/AUTO switch to

the “AUTO” position and turn the

thermostat knob fully clockwise.

2. When the room reaches

your comfort level, turn

the thermostat knob

counterclockwise until the heater

turns o󰀨. The heat and the fan

will automatically cycle around

this preset temperature.

3. To reduce the room temperature,

turn the knob counterclockwise.

To increase the room

temperature, turn the knob

clockwise.

Fan running continuously with

intermittent heat

Determined by the thermostat setting

1. Press the ON/AUTO switch to the “ON”

position and turn the thermostat knob

fully clockwise.

2. When the room reaches your comfort

level, turn the thermostat knob

counterclockwise until the heater turns

o󰀨. The heater will automatically

cycle around this preset temperature,

however the fan will run constantly.

3. To reduce the room temperature, turn

the knob counterclockwise. To increase

the room temperature, turn the knob

clockwise.

Fan running

continuously

with no heat

1. Press the

ON/AUTO

switch to

the “ON”

position.

2. Turn the

thermostat

knob just

above

the “OFF”

position.

RESETTING THE MANUAL RESET LIMIT CONTROL

About the Manual Reset Temperature Limit Control

The heater is protected by a high temperature manual reset control, designed to open the heater

circuit and stop the electrical current ow when excessive operating temperatures are detected.

Resetting the Manual Reset Temperature Limit Control

If the manual reset limit control has opened the heater circuit due to excessive operating

temperatures, the heater will not work or may blow cold air until the limit reset button is pressed. After

allowing the unit to cool for at least 10 minutes and resolving the problem causing the limit to trip

(typically the heater is blocked or needs cleaning); use a narrow object such as a ball-point pen to

access the reset button through the lower-right hole marked “RESET”. Press FIRMLY. If the manual

reset continues to trip, see Troubleshooting Chart.

WARRANTY

For more e󰀨ective and safer operation and to prolong the

life of the heater, read the Owner’s Guide and follow the

instructions. Failure to properly maintain the heater will

void any warranty and may cause the heater to function

improperly.

LIMITED FIVE YEAR WARRANTY: Cadet will repair or

replace any Hot One (RCP) heater found to be defective

within ve years after the date of purchase.

These warranties do not apply:

1. Damage occurs to the product through improper

installation or incorrect supply voltage;

2. Damage occurs to the product through improper

maintenance, misuse, abuse, accident, or alteration;

3. The use of unauthorized accessories or unauthorized

components constitutes an alteration and voids all

warranties. Refer to Cadet website or call customer

service at 855.223.3887 or 360.693.2505 for list of

authorized accessories and components.

4. Cadet’s warranty is limited to repair or replacement.

5. In the event Cadet elects to replace any part of your

Cadet product, the replacement parts are subject to

the same warranties as the product. The installation

of replacement parts does not modify or extend the

underlying warranties. Replacement or repair of

any Cadet product or part does not create any new

warranties.

If you believe your Cadet product is defective, please

contact Cadet during the warranty period, for instructions

on how to have the repair or replacement processed.

Parts and Service

Visit cadetheat.com/parts-service for information on

where to obtain parts and service.

Maintenance As Needed, or every six months minimum.

1. Allow the heater to cool, then disconnect the

power cord from power supply. To disconnect

heater, turn control to “OFF”, then remove

plug from receptacle.

2. Remove front di󰀨user grill by removing the

four screws (one from each corner).

3. Wash grill with hot soapy water and dry, or

use air compressor to blow debris from grill

louvers.

4. While holding fan (to avoid damage or

bending), use an air compressor, hair dryer

or vacuum on blow cycle to blow debris

through the outer cabinet louvers and nned

elements.

5. Vacuum or blow air inside fan area without

touching the elements.

6. Carefully wipe o󰀨 the fan blade without

damaging or bending it.

7. Replace di󰀨user grill and secure with screws.

Any service other than cleaning should be performed by an authorized

service representative.

To register your product, visit cadetheat.com/product-registration

MAINTAINING YOUR HEATER

Reduce-Reuse-Recycle

This product is made primarily of recyclable materials. You can reduce your carbon footprint by recycling

this product at the end of its useful life. Contact your local recycling support center for further recycling

instructions.

INTERNAL HEATER WIRING DIAGRAMS

GROUND

GREEN

BLACK

WHITE

MANUAL RESET

LIMIT

ELEMENTS

TERMINAL BLOCK

MULTI WATT HI/LOW SWITCH

FAN MOTOR

THERMOSTAT

DOUBLE POLE

PILOT

LIGHT

FAN ON/AUTO

SWITCH

CORD

SET

Symptom Problem Solution

TROUBLESHOOTING

If you are uncomfortable working with electricity, running electrical supply

wire or installing a circuit breaker, please consult a licensed electrician.

The plug does

not t recep-

tacle.

1. Heater is 240 volt requiring

a 20 amp or 30 amp 240

volt receptacle (see Figure

1 in “INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS”).

1. DO NOT alter cord. Install the proper 240 volt

receptacle (see Figure 1 in “INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS”).

Heater does

not operate.

1. Heater is or has been

blocked.

2. Thermostat set too low.

3. Circuit breaker not turned

on.

4. Loose plug connection.

5. Defective manual reset limit.

1. Remove obstruction. Push manual reset button

found in front lower panel.

2. Turn knob clockwise until a click sound is heard.

3. Turn circuit breaker on.

4. Check plug connection.

5. Replace manual reset limit.

Elements

heat, fan does

not operate.

1. Jammed fan blade.

2. Defective motor.

1. Remove obstruction.

2. Replace fan motor.

Heater fan

operates,

but does not

discharge

warm air.

1. Manual reset limit tripped.

2. ON/AUTO switch is “ON”

and thermostat setting is

below actual temperature.

3. Defective heater elements.

4. Wire loose from elements.

5. Temperature rise on heater

is 40°F.

1. Allow heater to cool, then push reset.

2. Increase the thermostat setting; turn ON/AUTO

switch to “AUTO”.

3. Replace elements.

4. Check and correct loose wire.

5. Close doors or windows. Provide additional

insulation and/or heaters. Wait for room to warm

up.

Heater does

not shut o󰀨.

1. Heat loss from area is

greater than heater capacity.

2. Defective thermostat.

3. ON/AUTO switch in “ON”

position.

1. Close doors or windows. Provide additional

insulation and/or heaters.

2. Replace thermostat.

3. Change ON/AUTO switch to “AUTO” setting.

Heater

discharges

smoke.

1. Dust, dirt, and lint

accumulated inside the

heater.

2. Jammed blade.

1. Clean heater. (See “MAINTAINING YOUR

HEATER” section for instructions). Blow dirt

accumulation o󰀨 heater with compressed air (air

compressor recommended).

2. Remove obstruction.

Manual reset

limit trips re-

peatedly.

1. Overheating.

2. Overheating at shutdown.

3. Overheating from excessive

dust or dirt particles.

4. Overheating due to elevation

of location.

1. Check all clearance requirements. 6” minimum

clearance required between top of heater and

ceiling. Tilt top of heater down approximately 30 to

45 degrees toward your work area.

2. Discontinue use of breaker to control heater.

3. Clean heater (See “MAINTAINING YOUR

HEATER” section for instructions).

4. Location elevation exceeds recommended 7500

feet.

MAINTAINING YOUR HEATER

PARTS LIST

1 410102 Front Di󰀨user Grill Assembly with

clips

2 040019 Thermostat Knob

3 050524 Pilot Light

4 051226 Thermostat

5 050327 Temperature Limit Switch

401723

401726

Element, RCP402S 1333/1000W

(3 req.)

Element, RCP502S 1667/1332W

(3 req.)

7 001601 Fan Blade

8 051424 Fan Motor

9 400202 Mounting Stand

10 040023 Mounting Knob

11 051901

051903

Cordset, RCP402S

Cordset, RCP502S

12 051707

051708

Rocker Switch (HI/LOW)

Rocker Switch (ON/AUTO)

13 100740 Parts Package Mounting Screws

Note: Only the items listed below are available for purchase.

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