Universal 915HMXDB Owner's manual

Owner's

Manual

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YQUR SAFETY:

For outdoor

use

only

{eutside

any

enclosure)

WARrugruG

FGR

YS|JR. SAFET'Y:

Do

not

store

or

use

Qasoline

or

other

flammable

vapors

or liquiels

in

the

viclnity

of

this

or any

ether

appliance.

WARruTNffi

FOR.

YSTJR SAFETY:

This

unit

consurnes

ea[r.

Fr+vide

tr inehz

of

openlng

for

fl"esh

aln

for eacti

1,000

Btu/hr

Srrpult

{?"22

gmm'?/W

of Input}"

Failure

to

foliow

tlie

manual's

warninEs

and

instructiqlms

can

result

in seunere

personal

imjnrry death,

oa'pnoperty

darmage"

WARF{gruG

FSR.

YOIJR. SAFETY:

Improper

installation,

adjustment,

alteration,

senvice

or

maintenance

can

cause

injury

or

propenty

damage.

Read

tire

installation, operation

and

rnaintenance

instructions thoroughly

before

installing

or

servicinE

this

equiprcent.

KIARNING

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY:

If

your

smell

gas:

a

Shut

off

gas

to

appliance.

o

Extinguish

any

oPen

fiame.

c

If odor

continues,

contact

your

gas

supplier

or

local

fire dePartment'

WARNING

FOR

YOUR

SAFFTY:

o

Gas

leaks

may

cause

a fire

or explosion

whieh

can cause

serisus

hodily

injury

or death,

or damage

ilo

ProPertY.

e

You

rnustfollsw

all

lea$<-checking

prneedure as outlined

in

Step

I

before

operating

the

unit'

*

Neurer

use

an

open

flnm'le'to

eheck

for

leaks.

WARNING

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY:

o

Purchaser

assumes

all

risk

in the

assembly

and

operation

of this

unit.

Failure

to

follow

this

manual's

warnings

and

instructirrns

can

result

in severe

personal

injury,

death

or

ProPefi

damage.

e

Do

not use

in an

explosive

atmosphere'

Keep

heater

away

from

areas

where

flam

rna

ble

I i

qu

ids,

gasoli

ne,

va

pors,

on explosives

are

stored

or used'

wARrugruffi

FOR

Y#I,JR

$AFffiTY;

o

Fuetsystems

rnust

be

inst*lted

by

qualified and

licensed

Personnel"

r

Improper

installatlems

present hazards,

which

ean

lead

to

personai injurg

or

propefi

damage.

o

Ptease

contact

your

local

gas

supplier

for these

serviees.

Table

Of

Contents

Safety

First!

Assem

bly Instn-lctions

Components

and Hardware

Specifications

-------

General

Components

& Features

________

1

4

5

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Additional

Requirements

_______

6

Assembly

procedures

Step

1

________

6

Step 2

-----:------

--------

6

Step

3

_-_____-

-l

Step +

---____-

7

Step

5

_-______

7

Step

6

___-____

7

Step 7

B

Step

B

_-______

B

Operation

:

.

Before

Turning

Gas

Supply

On

Before

Lighting

---------:--

Lighting

-;-----:------,---------__

9

Re-Lighting

---------

.--

11

Troubleshooting

------------

Maintenance ------

Storage

Service

Part

List

For

Replacement----

---

14

The

use

and

installation

of this

product

must

conform

to

local

codes,

fn

abs*nce

oflocal

codes,

use the

national

fuel

and

gas

code,

ANSI

2.223r

l/NFPAs4t

storage

and handting

of

liguid

petroteum

gases,

A|IASI/NFPASB

or

CSA Bt4g!1,

natural gas

and

propane

installation

code,

Save

these

instructions

fior

future

reference.

If

you

arc assembling

this

unit

for

someone

else,

give

this

manual

to him

or her

to

save

for

future

reference.

11

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9afety

First!

installation

and

repairs shauld

be dcn*

by a

tualified

service

person.

P.ead and

become

familiar

u;ith this enL!re

manual,especiallv

the

folklwing

precautions,

if

you

are

unsure

cif

anything

in these

lnstructions,

STOP

and

contact

your

ciealer

fr:r ,rssistance

Caut"ion:

Tkis appfia,nse

rb fsr outdoar

ase only{outside

any

enafosare),^df*vaysnrake

sure

there

is fresh air

entilation.

e

Always

inaintain

at

least l.8'tlearance

{top)

and

24"clearance

(side)

from

cnmbustible

rnateriais.

e

Always

piac*:

hr;uter

ot-r a

herd and

level surface.

c

Do not use

if the

wind

velocity

is

greater

than

10

miles

per

hour'

e

Unit

lvill operate

at

reejuced

efficiency

below

40'F

(5'C)"

o

It

is normal

fnr the

heater

to

make

a hissing

sound

at staft-up.

This

will

clecrease

as the

heater

v\iarrs

up,

o

Keep srrrinklers

and

other

water sources

away

fro,"n

burner

and

controls.

r.

Always

use e:<trenre

cautlcn

'when

near

heater'

Alet

both children

and

adults

to

tlie

hazards

of

high temperatures,

especially

to

avoid

burns

or cioihing

eatching

fire.

r

Young chiicjren

anci

pets

shouid

be

carefully

superuised

when they

are

in ihe

ai'ea

of

heater.

r

Do

not hang

ciothirrg

cr

other

flammable

materials

either

on or

near

heater.

o

Ceitain

materials

or iterns,

when stored

uncler

heater,

will be subjected

to

radiant

heat arrd

cr:uld

'ne

s*:riously

damagecl.

e

Do

not alter

heaier

in any

manrler.

o

Inspect

heater

before

each

use. If a

danragecl

part

is detected,do

not operate

until

an

original

equipment

repiacement

part

has

been

properly

installed.

Use

of

unauthorized

parts

rruiii

void

warranty

and

create

an unsafe

condition.

r

Prior

to operating

heater,

replace

any

guards

or

proteetive

devices

removed

for

servicing.

r

During operation,

do

not

touch burner

assembly.The

surface

of

heater's

emitter

is

very

hot.

1

Before

you

do

anylhing

eise,

read and

understand

all

precautions

in Safety

firstl

WARNING

FOR

YOI.,IR

SAFETY:

r

Purchaser

assumes

all

risk

in

the assembly

and

oPeration

of this

unit.

Failure

to

follow

this

manual's

warnings

and

instructions

can

result

in severe

Personal

iniury,

death

or

property

damage.

o

Do

not use

in an

expiosive

atmosphere.

Keep

heater

awaY

from areas

where

flamnlable

liquids,

gasoline,

vapors/

or

explosives

are

siored

or

used'

Ceiling

or

Overhang

o

After

shutdclwn,

do n*t

touch

burner

assembly

until

heater

has

completely

conieeJ

down

(approximately

45

minutes

after

use).

o

rhe

appliance

and lts

individual

shutoff

valve

must

be

disconnected

from

the

Q,:1s

srippl!

piping

system

during

any

pressure

testing

of that

systern

at

test

pressures

in excess

of IIZ

psig

(3.5kpa).

o

The

appliance

nrust

be

isolated

from

the

gas

supply

piping

system

by closing

its incividual

manual

shutoff

valve

during

any

pressure

testing

of

the

gas

supply

piping

system

at

test

pressures

equal

to

or less

than rlZpsig (3.skpa).

o

Always

perforrn

a leak

test

on

gas

connections

whenever

heater

is

seruiced.

Never

use

a flame

to

test for leaks.

Do

not

smoke

while

performing

a ieak

test,

Cautrbn:

It

is

essential

to

keep

the

heater's

valve

compattment,

burners,

and

circulating

air

passages

clean,

o

Spiders

and insects

can

create

a dangerous

condition

that

may

damage

heater

of make

it

unsafe.

Keep

burner

area

clean

of

all

spiders,

webs,

or insects.

o

Inspect

heater

before

each

use.

o

Have

heater

inspected

annually

by

a

qualified

service

person,

o

check

heater

immediately

if

any

of

the following

conditions

exist:

o

The

smell

of

gas

in conjunction

with

extreme

yellow

tipping

of

burner

flames.

o

Heater

does

not

reach

proper

temperature.

Note:

At

temperatures

iess

than

40

F,

heat

output

will

be

reduced.

o Heater's

glow

is

excessively

uneven.

r

Burner

makes

popping

noises

during

use.

Note:

A

sllght

pop

is normal

when

burner

is

extinguished.

r

Carbon

deposits

may

create

a fire

hazard.

Keep

dome

and

emitter

clean

at

all times.

'

Do

n*t

clean

heater

with

combustible

or

corrosive

cleaners.

Use

warm,

soapy

water.

o

Do

not

paint

radiant

screen,

control

panet

or

top

canopy

reflector.

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY:

Beware

of spiders

Spiders

or

small

insects

can

get

into

the

burner

tube

or

other

openings

of

your

heater,

and

spin

webs

or build

nests,

These

obstructions

can

lead

to

gas

flow

problems.

It is

important

to make

frequent

inspections

of

these

areas

and

ciean

them

when

necessary,

Before

operating

your

heater

for

the flrst

time,

be sure

to

check for

obstructions

that

may

have

occurred

during

shipment.

2

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I

.!

I

r

1_'

eaution:

Liqwid

propane (LP)

gas

is

flammable

and

hazardous

if

handied

improperty,

Become

aware

of

the characteristics

before

using

any

LP

product'

o

LF Characteristics

-

Fiammable,

explosive,

heavier

than

air-settles

in low

areas,

o

In

its natural

state,

propane

has

no

odor.

For

youl"

safety,

an odorant

is

added

that smells

like rotten

cabbage'

o

Ccntact

with

liquid

LP can

cause

freeze

burns

to skin'

o

This

heater

is shipped

from

the

factory

for

LP

gas

use

only.

e

use

only

Department

of

Transpoftation

(DoT)

approved

"201b"" LP

gas

cylinders

(sarne

as

comrnonly

used

on

gas

grills)

with

Acme

Type

1/QCC

safety

valves.

These

valves

can

be

quickly iCentifleC

by their

external

and

internal

threads,

Note:

o

The

cyiinder

must

oe

provided

lvith a shutoff

valve

termina

tion

in an

I a.

^^^ ^.

,^^1.,

^,

Lp-gas suppry

ryiinder

valve outiet

specified,

as

appiicabie,

for

connectiott

No,

510

in ihe

standard

for compressed

Gas

Cylinder

Valve

Outiet

and

Inlet

connections,

ANSI/CGA-V-

1'

o

The

rylinder

supply

system

must

be

arranged

for

vapor withdrawal.

e

The cylinder

usecj

must

include

a coliar

to

protect

the cylinder

valve'

o

Never

use

a cilinder

witl': a damaged

body,

valve,collar

or

foot

ring"

c

When

heater

is not

in

use,

turn

Control

Valve OFF.

o

Always

peform

a leak test

on

gas

connections

whenever

a cylinder

is

connected

(see

Step

8).

Never use

a

flame to

test

for

leaks. Do

not smoke

while

performing

a

leak test'

'.'*l)*o.

--'..'

"'''

Nqte:

The

gas

regulator

and

hose

assembly

is CSA

approved.

3

Collar

,/

Body

/

I

vatve

l

I

1

8"-1 9"

I

a

V

"20

lb."

LP

Cylinder

tt"t

t'

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..1.-

pg91

NOte:

rfre LP-gas

supply

cylinder

(s)

to

be used

must be

constructed

and

marked

in

accordance

with

the specifications

for

LP-

gas

cylinders

of the

U.S.

Department

of

Transpoftation

(DOT).

Assembly

Instructions

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Admittance

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3

pcs

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nuts

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3

pcs

pins

(90mm

(L))

for

reffector

support

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washers

(O

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post

and

bumer

@

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o

6

pcs

bolts (M6x35

mm)

& nuts

(O

6mm)

for connection

of

post

and

post

brackets:

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3

pcs

bolts

(M8x16

mm) for

connection

of

post

brackets

and stand

.

1

pc

open

end

wrench

(10

&

13mm)

4

Specifications

Certifications:

CSA

international

requirement

5,90

US

Canadian

national

standard

CAN

1-2.23-M82.

Rating:

Max.

BTU: 37,500

(Btu/hr)

Heat

range:

Up

to

20

foot diameter

Fuel:

Use

propane

or

butane

gas

onlY

Inlet

gas

supply

Pressure:

Maximum

-

10.5"

W.C.

Minimunt

-

7.0"

W.C.

ntrte

q|pgntng

Minimum

permissible

ga9

qupply

pressure:120 PSI

Consumption

:

4509/hr-87

}glhr

Weisht:

Stainless

steel

model G.W.20.0kgs

(44.001bs)

Powder

coated

model

G.W.22.2kgs

(48.B4lbs)

Height:

2210

mm

including

stand

Safety

Features:

100o/o Burner

shut-off

L

The

whole

gas

system,

hose,

regulator,

or

burner

should

be

inspected

for

leak before

use,

5

For Canada:

0-2000Ft

(0-6i0m)

2000-4500Ft

(610-1370m)

Input

rating

37,500

33,754

Orifice

size

l.92mm

l.Bmm

Gas

pressure

manifold

Main

opening

11,0

in. W.C

1.92mm

280/300mm

H2O

1.92mm

General

components

&

features

Famiiiarize

yourself

with all

components

before

proceeding.

Refer

to

page

4 for Hardware

and Components,

and

page

5 for

specifications.

Do NOT

attempt

assembly

unless

all components

are available,

If

you

believe

a component

is

missing

or

damaged,

contact

your

deaier

for assistance.

Note:

A// hardware

is mounted

on a

cardboard

oack.

Additional

Requirements

,

The

following

items

are

not included,

but are

necessary

for the

proper

assembly

of

your

heater.

Do

NOT

l

attempt

to assemble

without

proper

tools.

An

open end

wrench

(10

&13mm)

is

necessary

and is included

in

the

I

parts

bag.

Tools

needed:

r Adjustable

opening

wrench

(20cm

/B"

long)

r Slip

joint

pilers

(23cm/9"

long)

r Philips

screw-driver

w/ medium

blade

r Teflon

plumbing

tape for

joints

o Spray

bottle

of

soap

solution for

leakage

test

Assembly

Procedures:

caution:

You

must

follow

all

steps

to

properly

assemble heater,

Step I

1.1 Put

3

pcs post

brackets

on

each

position

on

the

stand as shown

in

the

picture.

1.2

Use

3

pcs

bolts

(MB

x 16mm)

to

join

the

post

brackets

and stand.

Step 2

2.1

Put

the

post

onto

the top

of 3

pcs post

brackets.

2.2

Use 6

pcs

bolts

(M6x35mm)

and nuts

to connect

the

post

to the

3pcs

post

brackets.

2.3

Tighten

the

bolts

and nuts.

!2.1&2,2

S*

6

Step

3

3.1

Put the

tank

housing

through

the

post'

Step

4

4.1 To

secure

the

reflector

support

bolts

on

the

emitter

screen

cap

with

3

pcs

pins (90mm long)

& 3

pcs

washers

(@Bmm)'

4.2 Connect

the

pins

&

washers

to

the

ernitter.

4,3

Tighten

the

Pins.

Step

5

5.1

Fit the

gas

line

nut

into

the

gas

inlet

connector

of

burner,

5.2

Tighten

the

gas

line

nut and

gas

inlet

thread'

5.3

Put the

burner

with

gas

line

into the

post'

5.4

Fix

the

burner

base

to

the

post

by.4pcs

bolts

(M6x10mm),

s.1&5.2

'"

'-,

+*,',

*;$

Step

5

6.1

Check

whether

the

connection

of

vertical

post

and

burner

are

assembled

as

instruction,

and

all bolts

and

nuts are

tightened'

6.2

Put

flat

washer

into

the

top

of

each

burner/reflector

support

bolts

'

6.3

Put

reflector

on

top

of the

burner

and

passing

through

3

pcs

burner/reflec-

tor

with supPorl

bolts.

6.4

Fit

washers

into

each

support

bolt and

tighten

each

by

castle

nut'

$

6'3

;

qt!@s

1.

7

Step 7

7.I

Bring

up

the tank

housing

and rest

it on

the

post

plate,

7.2

Fit

the

gas

regulator

rubber

hose

with

the end

thread

of inlet

gas

steel

pipe

and

tighten

the nut.

7.3

Attach

regulator

to

tank

and complete

attachment,

7.4

Put

LPG

gas

tank

into

stand.

7.3.1

8.4

8.5

8.6

8.7

8.8

8,9

Step 8

Check

for Leaks

B.1

Make 2-3

oz.

of

leak

check solution

by mixing

one

part

liquid

dishwashing

soap

and

three

part

water.

8.2

Turn

gas

source

ON,

8.3

with

the

gas

supply

turned

on,

spray some

soafr

soluticn

onto

Gas Line

and

Control Valve

connections.

..

"

Inspect

the solutiorr

at

the connection

is

secure

If NO

bubbles

appear,

then

the

connection

is

secure.

If

bubbles

appear,

there

is

a

leak

Turn

gas

source,OFF.

Loosen

screw on

Clip.

:

Release

Gas Line fitting

from

contro[

valve

and re-attach

makinq

sure connection

is

secure.

'

8.10

Re-lighting

Clip.

If

you

continue

to see

bubbles

after

several

attempts,

contact

ycu

dealer

for

assistance.

Caution:

The

Outdoor

Heater

has

been checked

at a// factory

connectlons

for

leaks.

Recheck

a//

connections,

as movement

in

shipping

can loosen

connections.

Check for

leaks

even if

your

unit

was

assembled

for

you

at

the stare.

I

A

WARNING

^at

psp

ygUREFETT'

If at any tirne

you

are

unable to

light

flame

and

smell

gas,

wait

5

minutes to allow

gas

to dissipate

before attempting

to light heater.

A

wARNING

FOR YOUR SAFETY:

Do NOT touch

or move

heater for

at

least 45 rninutes after

use.

Aliow all burner elements

to cool

before

touching.

Operation

Caution:

Do not attempt to operate heater antil

you

have

read and underctand

alt

preaution

in

seetion

t"safety

First'i

Before Turning Gas Supply On

o Your

heater was designed and approved for ourdoor

use only. Do

NOT use it inside a building,

garage/

or any other enclosed

area.

r Make sure surroundinq areas are free of combustible materials.

gasoline,

and

other flammable vapors or liquids,

I

Ensure

that

there

is no obstruction

to

air ventilation.

o

Be sure the cylinder

cover is clear of debris,

o Be sure

any components

removed during assennbly

or seruicing

are

replaced

and

fastened

prior

to starting.

Before

Lighting

o Heater

should be

thoroughly

inspected before eaeh

use, and by a

qualified

seryice

person

at

least annually.

o

If

relighting

a

hot heater, always

wait

at

least 5 minutes.

LrEnung

fo ttrrnon

the heater

A, Turn ON the

valve of tfre

gas

supplv

cylinder completely.

B. Push Control

Knob

trN at the

Off

position

then turn counter-

clockwise

to

i-ligh/Lig

ht

position

"

C. Push the

Control

Knob IN and

press

the ignitor

button several

times to

light

the

burner, l-lold it in for 30 seconds"

Release the

control knob

after the

buner

lights,

r Flame is visible through Viewing

Hole.

r The control

knob can be released

after the

flame llghts. If the

flame

does

not

light or it

goes

out,

REPEAT

STEP

C'

Note:If

a

new tank

has

just

been eonnected,

piease

allow

at

lest one

minute

for the air

in

the

gas pipeline

to

purge

out

at the

High/Light

position.

D. Turn the

Control

Knob to switch

to desired

tenrperature

position,

Note: If

you

experience

any ignition

problem,

consult

the

"Troubleshooting"

on

page

11.

9

--LKEI

'"wnJ

High/Light

:

@

Tnnifer

trt

"-.

@,

v

Igniter

Match

Lightilg

lu!ruggqry-

A.

Turn

cylinder

v

lve

cn,

B'

Push

the

Control

Knob

IN

at

the

off

position

then

turn

counter

to

High/Light

position

and

release,

c'

using

a long

mateh.

Light

a long

fireplace

match (minimum

4"

long)

and

insert

it

into

Viewinq

Hole.

D.

Push

the

Contrr:i

Knob

IN

and

light

the

burner.

,.

.\\

a-,

Viewing

Hole

E'

Flame

will

ignite

and

be

visible.

And

continue

to

push

control

knob

for

30

to

60

seconds

after

the

flame

is

on.

Then

release

the

Control

Knob

after

flame

rematn.

F.

The

flame

wiil remain

on,

if

not return

to

Step

A.

Note:

If flame

fails

to

remain

lighteci,

all valves

should

be

closed

and

a waiting period

of

at

least

5 rninutes

should pass

before

attempting

to

light.

G.

Turn

the

Control

Knob

to

switch

to

desired

temperafure

position,

To

Turn

Off

the

heater

1.

Turn

the

Control

Knob

clockyrise

to

Low

Dosition.

2,

Then

press

lighfly

and

turn

the

contror

Knob

to

off

position

3'

Turn

off

the

valve

on

the

gas

supply

cylinder

to

shut

down

the

heater

conrpletely.

1'

rhe

whote

gas

system,

hose,

resura,",.,yl':It:,fo-

inspected

ror

reak

berore

use,

2'

Check

the

hose

assembly

for

sign

of

extreme

abrasion,

cuts

or

wears,suspected

areas

should

be leak

tested'

If

must

be replaced

rvith

lhe

one

specified

in

the Part

List

Replacement

in

this

owners

manual.

3'

Make

sure

the

ventilation

opening

of

the

cylinder

enclosure,

controt

compartment,

burner

and

circulation

air

passageways

of

the

heater

are free

and

clear

of debris.

If

debris,

spider

or insect

nests

are

found,

clean

the

holes

with

heavy

duty

pipe

cleaner

or

compressed

air.

4'

Always

keep

a

dry

chemical

fire

e.rtinguisher

readily

available.For

safety,

always

ailow

a

S-minute

complete

shut

off

period

before

r*-iighting

a

hot

heater.

5'

Do

not

move

the

heater,

or

cover

it

with

protectlve

covei-

after

it

has

been

turned

off

until

the

temperature

has

cooled

down.

Match

s

igniter"

10

Caution:

Avoid

inhaling

fumes

emitted

from

the

heater's

first use.

Smoke

and odor

frum

the

burning

of oils

used

in

manufacturing

will appear.Both

smoke

and

odor

will

dissipate

after

approximately

30

minutes,

The

heater

shou{d

NOT

produce

thick black

smoke'

NOte:

It

is

ncrmai

for the

heater

to make

a

hissing sound

at staft-up.

This

wiil decreases

as

the

heater

\ /arrns

up'

When

heater

is

ON:

Emitter

screen

will become

bright

red

due to

intense

heat.

The color

is

more

visible

at night.

Burner

will display

tongues

of blue

and

yeilow

flame.

These

flames

should

not be

yellow

or

produce

thick

black

smoke,

indicating

an

obstruction

of

airflow

through

the

burners.

The

flame

should

be

blue

with straight

yellow

tops.

If excessive

yeilow

flame

is deteCed,

turn

off

heater

and

consult

the

"Troubleshooting"

below.

Re-lightin

Turn Control

Knob

to

OFF

Position'

Wait at

least

5 minutes

to

let

gas

dissipate

hefore

attempting

to

relight.

Repeat

the

"liElrting"

steps

on

prior

page'

Tfoubleshooting

WABN-I[.I€

FOR

YOUR SAFE"TY:

Heater

will be

hot after

use.

Handle

with

extreme

care"

If

the

problems

is:

,And

this

condition

exists:

Then do

this

Burner

wr:n't

light

Burner

flame is

low

Gas

pressure

is low

Blockage

in orifice

Have

a

professional

check

gas

system

Clear blockaqe

Control

knob

is not in

Hi

posltion

Turn control

knob to

Hi

position

Gas

pressure

is low

Have a

professional

check

gas

system

Supply

hose

is bent

or

kinked

Straighten

hose

Control

knob

fullY on

Check

burner

and

orifices

for blockage

Emitter

glows

uneven

Note:

Bottom

1" of emitter

normally

does

NOT

glow

Gas

pressure

is

low

Have

a

professional

check

gas

system

Stand

is

not on

a

level surface

Place heater

on

a

level surface

Carbon

build-up

Dirt or

film on

reflector and

emitter

Clean

reflector and

emitter

Remove blockaoe and

clean

burner

inside and outs:Ce

Thick black

smoke

Blockage

in

burner

11

Maintenance

To

enjoy

years

of outstanding performance

form

your

heater,

make

sure

you

pefform

the

foilowinE

maintenance

activities

on regular

basis:

Keep

exterlor

surfaces

clean:

Use warm

soapy

water

for

cleaning.

Never

use flammable

or

corrosive

cleaning

agents.

while

cleaning

your

unit,

be

sure

to keep

the

area

around

the

burner

assemhly

cJry

at

all times.

Do

not

submerge

the

control

valve

assembly,

If

the

gas

control

is

submerged

in water,

do NOT

use it , it

must

be

replaceel.

Air flow

nrust

be

unobstructed.

Keep

controls,

bui'nei',

and

circuratinq

air

passageways

clean.

Signs

of

possible

blockage

include:

Gas

odor with

etreme

yellow

tipping

of flame.

Heater

does

NOT reach

the desired

temDerature,

Heater

glow

is

excessiyely

uneven.

Heater

makes

popping

noises,

spiders

and

insects

can nest

in

burner

or orlfices.

This

dangerous

condition

can damage

heater

and render

it

unsafe

for

use.

clean

burner

holes

by using

a heavy-dqtV pipe

cleaner.

Compressed

air

may help

clear away

smaller

particles..

carbon

deposits

may

creale

a fire hazard,

clean reflector

and

emitter

screen

with

warm

soapy

water

if

any

carbon

deposits

develop.

Note:

rn

a

salt-air

environment

(such

as

near

an ocean),

corrosion

occurs

mot-e

quickly

than

normal,

Freguenily

check

for

corroded

areas

and repair

tfiem

promptty,

TIP:

Use

high-quality

automobile

wax

to

help

maintain

the

appearance

of

your

heater.

Apply

to

exterior

surfaces

frorn

the

pole

down.

Do

not

apply

to

emitter

screen

or

dornes.

I

wanxrnc,

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY:

o

Do

NOT

touch

or

move

heater

for

at least

45

minutes

after

o

Reflector

is

too

hot

to

touch.

Allow

reflector

to

cool

down

before

touching.

!2

Storage

WARNING:

FOR

YOUR SAFETY:

o

Storage

of

an appliance

indoors

is

permissible

only if the

cylinder

is

disconnected

and

removed from

the appliance.

r

Cylinders

must

be stored

outdoors

in a

well-ventilated

area

out of

the

reach

of children.Disconnected

cylinders

must

have threaded

valve

plugs

tightly

installed

and must

not be

stored

in a building,

garage

or arly

other enclosed

area'

Between

uses:

L. Turn

Control

Knob

OFF.

2.

Turn the

LP

tank

valve

OFF.

3.

Disconnect

LP

tank,

4.

Store

heater upright

in

an

area

sheltered

from

direct

contact

with

inclement

weather

(such

as

rain, slee!

hail,

snow,

dust and

debris).

5.

If desired,

cover

heater

to

protect

exterior

sufaces

and to

help

prevent

build

up

in air

Passages.'

Note:Wait

until

heater

is cool before

covering.

2.

3.

4.

5.

I

urn

Control

Knob

OFF.

Turn the

LP tank

valve OFF.

Disconnect

LP tank

and move

to a Secure,

well-ventilated

location

outdoors,

Store

heater upright

in an

area sheltered

from

direct contact with

inclement

weather

(such

as rain,

sleet,

hail, snow,

dust and

debris)'

If desired,

cover

heater

to

protect

exterior

sufaces

and

to

help

prevent

build

up

in air

Passages,

Never

leave

LP cannister

exposed

to direct

sunlight

or excessive

heat'

Note:Wait

until

heater

is cool

before

covering'

CARBOl{

MOhloxlltf,

H,^.zAr?.r

This appiiance

c&n

producen

carbon

nronoxide

lv!'r!ch has

nocdor.

Using

it in an encloserl

-<pace

can

Killyou.

Never

use

this appliance

in

an

encloseei spa,:e

sueh as a

camper,

tent,

car or

home.

fioarucr

During

periods

of

extended

i

13

Service:

To

learn

how

Lo service

and

procure

pares

for

worn

out, defective

or

damaged

components

contact

your

deaier

for

assistance.

@utrbn:

Ure only

original

quipment

rcpfacement

parts.

ltre

of unauthorizd

parts

or modifration

of

p**

will

vaid

warrantyand

create

an unsfe

condition,

Cauttbn:

Always

allow

heater

to

coo!

before

attempting

reruire.

Part

List

For

Replacement

Description

Air

Admitlance

Fences

Tank

Housing

Galvanized

gatline-

3

pcs

castle

nut

3

pcs

pins

(90mm(L))

for reflector

supporr

6

pcs

washers

(Bmm)

fcr

pins

support

4

pcs

bolts

(M6xi0mm)

for

assembly

post

and

burner

onof

post

and

post

brackes

3

pcs

bolts

(MBx16)

for

connection

of

post

brackets

and

stand

1

pc

open

end

wrench

(10&13mm)

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