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leaks, and observe the exhaust smoke to ensure that it's
still clear.
CAUTION: Always use clean fuel and a trusted fuel
source to prevent fuel problems. Be sure to replace the
fuel tank cap to prevent moisture or contaminants from
getting into the fuel.
M A I N T E N A N C E
Recommended Maintenance Intervals
NOTICE: Always turn unit off and unplug before
performing any maintenance.
D E S C R I P T I O N
1. Clean the fuel tank.
2. Replace the fuel filter.
3. Service the burner.
4. Inspect the heat exchanger.
1. Cleaning the fuel tank.
The fuel tank should be cleaned out once a year. To
clean the tank, follow these steps:
a. Place an appropriate container beneath the drain
plug to catch any fuel.
b. Remove the drain plug with a wrench.
c. Allow the tank to drain completely.
d. Replace the drain plug.
e. Dispose of waste fuel in accordance with local
regulations.
WARNING! Diesel fuel and diesel/kerosene mixtures
are flammable and potentially explosive. Always turn
off and unplug the Dragon before draining the fuel
tank. Do not smoke while draining fuel. Keep away
from open flame.
2. Replace the fuel filter
Replace the fuel filter once a year. The filter is a spin-on
type and is located inside the right side cabinet behind
the control panel. Replacement fuel filters may be
purchased from Johnston Supply, part no. L41-643. Visit
www.johnstonesupply.com
Johnstone dealer. Have rags or paper towels on hand to
clean up any spills, and dispose of the filter and waste
fuel according to local regulations. You must bleed all air
from the fuel lines and allow the filter to fill with fuel
before the burner will ignite. See "Bleeding the fuel line,"
p. 4.
3. Servicing the burner
Copies of the AF/AFG Oil Burner Manual and the
GeniSys Model 7505 Advanced Burner Control Manual,
published by R.W. Becket Corporation, are included with
49-043 D (07-01704) 2010-11 Warranty 07-00424
I N T E R V A L
Yearly
Yearly
Refer to
manufacturer's manual.
Yearly
to locate the nearest
your Dragon documentation. Please refer to these
documents for information about servicing the burner.
4. Servicing the heat exchanger and combustion
chamber
In time, soot may accumulate in the the heat exchanger
and combustion chamber. To ensure proper operation,
these components should be inspected once a year and
cleaned if necessary by a qualified HVAC technician.
Contact your local distributor or the Dri-Eaz Service
Department at 800-932-3030 for the location of a service
center near you.
5. Cleaning the housing
To clean the Dragon housing, use a cleaner with a
degreasing agent such as Unsmoke Degrease-All.
Accessories Included
3 25 ft. sections of 8 in. (7.6 m × 20 cm) high-
temperature ducting. One end of each duct is fitted
with a sewn-in cuff and integrated belt and buckle.
1 thermostat with 60 ft. (18.3 m) sensor cord.
1 Owner's Manual (Dri-Eaz)
1 AF/AFG Oil Burner Manual (Becket)
1 GeniSys Model 7505 Advanced Burner Control
Manual (Becket)
Service
For parts and service call your local distributor or the
Dri-Eaz Service Department at 800-932-3030 or
360-757-7776. Copies of the Dragon manual and related
information are available at www.Dri-Eaz.com. Go to
warranty.Dri-Eaz.com to register your purchase.
Model
Dimensions, including
trailer (W × H × D)
Weight
GVRW
Tongue weight
Power
Net heat output
Airflow
Heater cut off temperature
Fuel tank capacity
Fuel type
Fuel consumption rate
Fuel pump pressure
Safety
Specifications are subject to change without notice. Some
values may be approximate.
6
Dragon X2 Portable Heater
F429
74 × 54 × 116 in.
1.9 × 1.4 × 3.0 m
1500 lbs. | 680 kg
2000 lbs. | 907 kg
200 lbs. | 91 kg
10 amps, 120 volt, 60 Hz
100,000 BTU/hr | 29.3 kWh
1600 CFM | 2720 CMH
180°F | 82°C
55 gal. | 208 liter maximum
No. 1 or no. 2 diesel or fuel oil.
Kerosene may be added to fuel
for cold weather operation.
.8 gal./hr | 3.0 liter/hr
140 psi | 966 kPa
ETL certified to CSA B140.8-
1967 (Reaffirmed 2001) Portable
Industrial Oil-Fired Heaters
Dri-Eaz Products, Inc.
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