Assembling The Gas Heater; Installation - Qlima GH 8034 Instrucciones De Uso

ASSEMBLING THE GAS HEATER

• Carefully remove your heater from the box and check the contents. In addition to the heater you should also have: Directions for Use for the
gas heater
• Remove all other packaging materials and check the heater for any damage. If you have any doubts concerning the heater, please contact
qualified service personnel. Keep all packaging material out of the reach of young children.
• Unscrew the fixing screws at the rear of the gas heater. Disconnect the rear cover from the heater.
• Open bottom plate. Refer to pic. 2. Fixated the bottom plate by 2 screws, see also pic. 3.
• Before connecting the low-pressure regulator, please check and read the following: The gas heater should only be powered by Propane-
Butane in a container with a maximum weight of 15kg. Connect the low-pressure regulator with a fixed calibration of maximum 30 mbar
that complies with EN 12864:2002. The hose should be according to national standards. For correct connection, the hose should be connected
using metal bands of a suitable size. For correct connection, follow the instructions provided with the low-pressure regulator.
• Slide the two metal rings around the hose. Connect the hose to the hose union of the low-pressure regulator and to that of the tab. Close
the metal rings firmly with a screw, but make sure that you do not damage the fitting or any component.
• Before connecting the low-pressure regulator to the gas container, make sure that the gas container is closed and that there are no open
flames (i.e. a lit oven) in the place where you are working. Connect the low-pressure regulator according to the user instructions that are
provided with the low-pressure regulator.
• Place the gas container in its compartment. Take care that the hose is not twisted or obstructed, and that it is unable to touch any hot parts
of the heater.
• Hook the holes in the protection baffle into the corresponding screws at the back of the unit. Tighten the screws to fix the protection baffle firmly.
1. Burner effect regulator
2. Gas Main Valve
3. Gas Hose
4. Gas Pressure regulator
5. Protection baffle
6. Gas Cylinder
In addition
• To replace the gas container, make sure that the gas container is closed (follow the user instructions provided with the low-pressure
regulator). Let the gas heater cool down first and make sure that there are no open flames or other sources of heat in the area in which you
are working.
• Only change the gas container in a flame free environment.
• In addition it is recommended that the gasket seals of the regulator and the flexible rubber hose be checked to ascertain their condition. If
you have any doubt concerning the condition of the hose or the seals, replace them.
• Make sure that you do not damage the connection or any other components;
• Never turn the gas container upside down in order to make full use of the contents. This may release liquid residues left in the container that
damage the heater irreparably;
• For disconnection or connection of the low-pressure regulator, always follow the user instructions provided with the regulator;
• The manufacturer is not responsible for any harm or damage if attention is not paid to the points described above.
• Do not twist the flexible tubing or the hose.

INSTALLATION

• Use the gas heater in well-ventilated rooms only. A minimum room size of 68m³ is recommended for living rooms and 50m³ for other rooms,
but the room should never be less than 50m³. For ventilation, a surface between 12.5cm² and 25cm² is recommended.
• The room in which the gas heater is used should have enough air circulation for normal combustion. Therefore it is recommended that the
room must draw at least 100 cm² from the outside to replace the air;
• Always place the heater on a flat and stable surface. Never install or use the heater in a bathroom or bedroom, in the basement, on the
upper floors of a building or in leisure accommodations;
• Never position the gas heater too close to other sources of heat (a distance of at least 1 metre is required between the gas heater and other
heating sources) or inflammable or explosive materials. During operation, the gas heater should not face objects that can be damaged or
burned;
• Position the heater so that the heat is directed towards the center of the room and towards an open space. In addition, the front, radiant
part must be at least 2.0 meter away from any inflammable materials, i.e. curtains or sofas;
• Never operate the gas heater when the gas container is outside the compartment.
• Only replace gas cylinder in a flame free environment.
• Before connecting the gascontainer to the device
o Check and clean the filter of the regulator
o Release a little bit of gas (outdoors) from the gascontainer. This will clear present dirt particles to prevent them from entering the pressure
regulator or device.
o Each time when gas cylinder or gas tube is connected: always do a leakage test with soapy water - see chapter 'gas leaks'.
Problem:
No flame/no ignition in winter (temp. <7 °C)
Solution:
Check whether butane or propane is being used: butane will burn ever more poorly as the temperature drops below 7 °C because it then turns
into liquid. With LPG (= propane/butane mixture), it will often help to give the gas cylinder a shake.
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