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HEATER SET-UP
After the heater has been removed from its packaging and properly assembled:
1. Place the filled butane gas cylinder on the back of the heater with the valve outlet facing
out.
2. Connect the supplied "push-in" regulator to the gas cylinder valve outlet. (Follow instruction
sheet provided for SNAP ON COMPACT LOW PRESSURE REGULATOR).
3. Important Leak Test:
This must be done in a well-ventilated area, free from open flames or other sources of
ignition.
- With the regulator connected to the cylinder, open the regulator valve of the
gas by turning it fully anti-clockwise.
- Smear or lightly wet all hose connections, hose connections,
pipe connections to the gas valve, the regulator connection to the cylinder, and the
gas cylinder valve with a 50:50 solution of detergent and water.
- A stream of bubbles forming is an indication of a leak.
- If you find a leak, close the cylinder valve (turn the regulator lever in the
clockwise), disconnect the regulator from the gas cylinder and bring it to
a cool, open-air, well-ventilated area.
- Contact your dealer or gas supplier for help.
- DO NOT USE THE HEATER IF YOU FIND A LEAK.
- NEVER USE A FLAME TO LEAK TEST.
- DO NOT OPERATE ANY ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT IN THE PRESENCE OF A GAS
LEAK.
4. After successfully performing the leak test, place the rear panel on the heater. It may be
necessary to rotate the cylinder slightly to allow the regulator and hose to fit inside the back
panel without kinking the hose.
Note:
The heater incorporates several safety devices that will shut off the heater in unsafe
conditions.
The first device will automatically shut off the heater in case of accidental power failure.
the flame.
The second device will automatically shut off the heater if it tips over.
If it does activate, place heater upright, check for obvious damage, and again wait 5-10
minutes before attempting to turn heater back on.
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