MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Regulator/Hose Assembly:
Check for Damage Before Every Use, Replace if Needed
Inspect all connections for leaks using 50/50 water/soap before every use
Inspect all connections for leaks using 50/50 water/soap before every use
- Inner Shell/Surfaces & Chamber: Clean Excessive Dust Weekly During the Season
DO NOT USE in Areas With Extreme Amounts of Dust as Many Types are Comubstible - Nozzle: Remove Dirt/Debris Every Season
- Spark Plug: Clean/Re-gap Once A season
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The above information is a baseline to follow. Please be advised that usage and/or environment may result in more frequent maintenance procedures. It is recommended to have the heater checked once a year by a qualified technician.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
MIN REGULATOR INPUT PRESSURE
- 5 PSIG
- Spark Plug Gap: 0.196" (4.9mm)
- LBS/Hr: 3.71
- GAL/Hr: 0.87
INSTRUCTION
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TROUBLESHOOTING
*Always be sure your heater is turned off, unplugged and cool to the touch before continuing
with troubleshooting. NOTE: The regular fitting (POL) that attaches to the propane tank is a left hand thread and needs to be
turned counter-clockwise to attach and tighten.
with troubleshooting. NOTE: The regular fitting (POL) that attaches to the propane tank is a left hand thread and needs to be
turned counter-clockwise to attach and tighten.
NOTE: The regulator fitting (POL) that attaches to the propane tank is a left hand thread and needs to be turned counter-clockwise to attach and tighten.
Please choose one of the following:
Please choose one of the following:
- Verify all supply connetions are secure and the propane tank valve is completely open.
- The propane tank's check valve may have actuated. Completely close propane tank valve and SLOWLY re-open.
- No spark at electrode. Be sure electrode gap is set to .195" (4.9mm) and check wire lead for any damage or loose connections. Replace if needed (ORDER PARTS).
- Blockage in nozzle or damaged nozzle or control valve (refer to INSTRUCTION MANUAL in TECHNICAL INFORMATION), replace if needed (ORDER PARTS).
- Thermocouple may not be warm enough. Attempt to relight, holding the valve button in for a minimum of 45 secs.
- Verify there are no connection leaks and that the tank valve is fully open. Be sure your propane tank has liquid in it.
- Thermocouple is damaged or wire connection is loose. Titghten if loose or replace if needed.
- Control valve is not functioning properly. Replace if necessary.
It is normal for the flame to appear blue and yellowish in color and lick near the top vents of the unit. For 80,000 BTU units, please make sure the upper shell is secured to the lower shell using the top sets of pre-drilled holes.
- Be sure you are providing a minimum fresh, outside air opening of 1.5 sq. ft. Failure to do so may also lead to carbon monoxide poisining.
- Be sure your regulator is postioned correctly. The hose should be pointing straight left (looking at the valve opening on the tank) parallel to the floor.
- Ensure the tank valve is completely open and the heater's control valve is turned clockwise as far as possible.
- Possible blockage or damaged nozzle, replace if necessary (ORDER PARTS).
- Damaged control valve, replace if necessary (ORDER PARTS).
- Ensure the tank valve is completely open and the heater's control valve is turned clockwise as far as possible.
- Possible blockage or damaged nozzle, replace if necessary.
- Damaged control valve, replace if necessary.
