Swizz Style Otto - Manual (Page 2)

Congratulations! You have just acquired the exceptional OTTO fan. It will
give you great pleasure, and create a pleasant breeze or circulate the air
powerfully.
As with all domestic electrical appliances, particular care is needed with
this fan also, in order to avoid injury, fire damage or damage to the appliance.
Please study these operating instructions carefully before using the fan for
the first time and follow the safety advice on the appliance itself.
Description of the appliance
The appliance consists of the following main parts:
Fan with protective grille 1.
Mains cable with earth connection 2.
Feet 3.
Controller for switching on/off and setting the three fan speeds 4.
(box at the rear of the fan)
Important safety instructions
Please read through the operating instructions carefully before you
use the OTTO fan for the first time and keep them safely for later
reference; if necessary pass them on to the next owner. Stadler
Form refuses all liability for loss or damage which arises as a result
of failure to follow these operating instructions.
Authorised use
The appliance is only to be used in the home for the purposes described
in these instructions. Unauthorised use and technical modifications to the
appliance can lead to danger to life and health.
Unauthorised users
People who are not familiar with the operating instructions, children, and
people under the influence of alcohol or drugs should be allowed to use the
fan only under supervision.
Power supply
Connect the appliance to an AC supply only. Note the voltage information
given on the underside of the appliance.
Mains cable
Never use damaged extension cables. •
Never pull the mains cable over sharp edges, or allow it to become trapped. •
Never remove the mains plug from the socket by pulling on the mains •
cable, or with wet hands.
Position/storage
Do not use this fan close to a bath, shower or swimming pool (minimum
distance of 3 m). Position the appliance so that people cannot touch it from
the bath.
Do not position the appliance close to a source of heat. Do not expose the
mains cable to any direct effect of heat (such as a hot-plate, naked flame,
the hot sole-plate of an iron, or a stove, for example). Protect the mains
cable against oil.
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