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THERMOSTAT @NTROL KNOB GASTAP 4

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INJECTOR 0.9 LPG INJECTOR 1.2 NAT GAS

TO TURN THE HEATERON '1.Turn on gas shut offvalve in supply line.

2. Prese and hold the gas plunger.

3. Depress the spark ignitor, repeat until pilot is alight.

Keep the plunger depreeaed for another 10 seconds then elowly release.

4. Rotate the contr,ol knob anti-clockwise to the desired h€at requir€d.

5. In the event of non operation of the ignitor, the pilot can be lit with a match through the hole in the side of the unit.

TO TURN OFFTHE HEATERLEAVINGTHE PILOTON Tum the control knob clockwise untilthe WHITE spot is opposite the OFF position.

TO TURN OFF COMPLETELY 1. Tum the control knob clockwise until the WHITE spot is opposite the OFF position. Turn off gas shut Ofi valve in the supply line.

2. lf the heater is not being used for some time the gas should be turned offat the gas cylinder.

3. In the event of a gas leak, turn ofthe gas at the cylinder and open the door to ventilate.

4. The installer should then be requested to locate the leak in accordance with the installation instructions and r€ctiry.

CLEANING NOTE: Bsforg att€mpung to clEan th€ heatEr, enEure That the gas is completely turned ofi and cold.

1. To clean heater casing, wipe over with a damp cloth And pollsh dry.

2. When the heater is not in use it can be covered with a plastic dustbin bag for protection.

3. To clean combustion chamberand bumer, ensure Gas is OFF at the cylind€r.

4. Disconnect the gas inletto the heater.

5. Remove rear cover 6 screws, it bay be easierto Unscrew the heaterfmm the floorand place on a Bench.

6. Clean the bumerassembly and combustion chamber With a soft brush or suction cleaner.

7. reassEmble in reverae order, do not over tighten scnews.

IT IS RECOMMENDED THATTHIS APPLIANCEIS SERVICEDANNUALLY BY A REGISTEREDCORGIGAS ENGINEER.

SERVICINGINSTRUCTIONS.REPLACEi'ENTS Of PARTS The works d€scrib€d below must b€ undertaken by a competent person (e.9. a Corgi registered engineer) 1. TO REPLACEVALVE A) Turn offgas atcylinder.

B) Unscrew heaterfrom floor.

C) Pull offcontrol knob, unboltfacia bolt.

D) Unbolt plunger lock nut on facia.

E) Disconnect gas outlet pipe and pilot connections to F) oxypilot coupling.

INSTALLANON,OPERATING AND SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS OF THE GASDIRECTIVE MEETSESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS FORUSEWITHPROPANELPG

The works below must be undertaken by e comp€t€nt person (e.9. a Corgi registered engineer) 2. TO REPLACEOXYPILOTUNIT A) Removerearcoverby unscrewing6 selftapping screwg.

B) Remove the oxypilot supply pipe by unscrewing the nute and ferrules on valve and oxypilot.

C) Disconnect the ignition lead front the oxypilot €l€ctmde.

D) R€move th€ oxypilot by unscrewing the two holding self tapping screws.

TO REASSEMBLE Follow the instructions in reverse order then check gas connections for gas leaks using a soapy solution and that the electrode sparks when ignitor button is pressed.

3. TO REPLACEINJECTOR A) Remove rear cover by unscrewing the six self tapping screws.

B) Remove gas supply plpe, C) Unscr€w inj€ctor and note numberfor r€placem€nt (58)

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To reassemble, follow above instrucuons in reverse order then check gas connections for leakg using soapy watsr solution.

4. TO REPLACEPIEZOIGNITOR A) Unscr€w ignitor locknut, pr€ss through panel and Unscrew the igniuon lead.

VENTILATION USEONLYIN A WELLVENTILATED AREA. THEBESTIYIETHOD OFCREATING ENOUGH VENTILATION IS TO INSERT A LENGTH OFDRAINPIPE3 - 4 INCHDIAMETER THROUGH THESIDEOFTHEGREENHOUSE TOWITHINA COUPLE OFINCHES OFTHEBASEOFTHEHEATER. THIS WILLPROVIDE CONSTANT VENTILATION WITHOUT THENEED TO KEEPWINDOWS. VENTSORTHEDOOROPEN.

LTD KIRKLEESDEVELOPMENTS Clifby Works, Sandbeds Road,Pellon,Halifax,HXz OQQ Tel: O1422398700 Fax:01422352118 email: www.enquiries@kdev.co.ukweb: www.kdev.co.uk

i,age 3 Page 2 This heater is designedas a fixed appliance and must be securelyfixed to the floor ofthe room. lt is for use with Propanegas only and must be installed by a competentperson in accordancewith the rules in force and in a well ventilatedarea. To ensure that the oxygen level in the room does not drop dramatically,an oxy-protectorunit is incorpomted.This turns off the heater if the orygen level should fall. A flame failuredeviseshutsdownthe unit if the pilotlightblowsout.

NOTE: Allow 3 minutes betweenturning otfthe heater and attemptingto relight.

CONTENTS - Proheater3000 ThermostaticallyControlled Propane Heater - Installaiion,Servicingand operating instruc.tions.

- ComDression Nut - 8mm dia. Olive - FulhamHose Nozle REGULATIONSAND CODESOF PRACTICE In your own interestsand ihe of safety it is the law thal all appliancesbe installed by a competentperson (e.9. Corgi registered)in accordancewith the requirementsand recommendations,where applicable,of:

MANUAL IGNITION In the eventof nonoperation of theignitor,it is possible to ignitethe pilotwithan extralongmatch.

Thesearereadilyavailable frommostsupermarkets andgoodhardware stores.

Theposition oftheburnercanbeseen by looking downintothecombustion chamberthrough thefrontgrill.Thematchshouldbe lnserted through theholeinthe leflhandsidepanel.Operate thecontrolknobasdescribed intheoperating instruclions.

FAULTFINDING 1.

Pilotwillnotlight. a) Checkthatthe pilotcanbe litwitha match,if not,checkpilotjet for obstruction, replaceif necessary. b) lf thepilotwilllight,checksparkignitorensuring thegapto pilotburnerdoesnotexceed4mm.ensure sparkdoesnottrackto earthalongleador electrode. lf thereis no sparkreplaceoxyprotect, leador piezoas necessary.

Mainburnerlightsbutwillnotstaylit. points9) to 13)intheinstallation a) Checklhegaspressure byfollowing section. b) Checkthatthemainburnerjet is freefromobslfuction. c) Checkthegaspressure at thecylinder.

A) FOR GREAT BRITAIN(GB): 1.

Gas safety(lnstallation and Use) Regulations1994(as amendec.

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B.S 5482 Part 1: 1994or Part 2: 1977 3.

Buildingregulationsissuedby the Departmentofthe Environmentand the BuildingStandards(Scotland)(Consolidated) Regulationsissued by the Scottish DevelopmentsDepartment.

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Ant otherrelevantBritishCodes ofPractice.

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Theselnstallationlnstruclions.

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B.S 864 Part2.

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B) FOR IRELAND(IE): Installations carriedout in lrelandshouldbe in accordancewith any nationalrules in force.The minimumrequirements given belowmust be applied to the installation,but in addition,any relevant nationalrules in force must be followed in preferenceto these ifthese rules are more extensive or stringentthan the requirementsgiven. hh.

INSTALLATION 1.

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Checkthe roomventilation.Permanentand unobstructed ventilationmust be providedin all roomscontainingan unfluedheateroperatingon solidfuel,oil or gas.

Locatethe heaterin the requiredposition,no nearerthan 200mmto any wall, or 300mmbelowany shelfor glass.lf used in a greenhouseenvironment,the average greenhousehas a turbulent atmospherewith hot air rising to be cooled against the glassto fall dom the sides. These convectioncurrenls are assisted by the heat, ideally the heatâ‚Źr should be placed centrallybeneaththe apex, at the oppositeend to the opening door. (see Diagram 1) Locatethe holesin the baseflangeof the heaterand markthroughwith a pencil.

Remove heater,drill through the centre of each hole, suitablefor a 1' No 8 wood screw (use plugs if floor is concrete) Place heater over holes, insert screws and tighten.

Pipe backtothe gas cylinder,terminatingin an approved14'w.9. (37mbar)regulatorwithPOLtermination.On no accountmay the gas cylinderbe kept insidethe building,but outside,preferablyon a hardstandingsurface.A 1omm holemust be drilledthroughthe wall, and a 8mm pipeconnectedfrom the heaterthroughthe 1omm holeto the regulator, using @mpressionllttings complyingwith B.S 846 PART 2. All pipeworkmust be adequatelysupportedand shielded.Pipeand fittingscan be obtainedtrom your authoriseddealer (Removered threadplug by unscrewing) NOTE: This installationmust be carried out by a competentperson.

I t i s a d v i s a b l e t h atth e o u t s i d e d o o r b e t u l l y o p e n u n t i l t h e p r e s s u r e t e s t i n g / c o m m i s s i o n i n g p r o c e d u r e i s c o m p l e t e t o allow rapid dispersionof any inadvortentpropane spillage.

Turn the gas ON at the cylinder,check all pipeworktor leakswith a soapy solution,bubbleswill appear if any leak is detected.

Remember in additionto the safety hazard, unburned propanegas, even in minute proportions,is harmfulto plants,so a leak free installationis essential.

Press and holdthe gas plunger,depressthe spark ignitor, repeat until pilot is lit.

Keep the plungerdepressedfor a furthe|l0 secondsthen release slowlr.

On first operationthe pipilork may be lilled with air and ignitionwill not be achieved until this air is purged out of the pipework,this may take a few minutes.

When the pilotflame has been ignitedholdthe buttonin for a further10 secondsand then releaseslo\ily.

The Dilotshouldnow remainlit.

Turn the heaterOFF by shuttingthe gas off at the supply.

PLEASENOTE: The gas valvein thisheateris alwaysopen(unlesstumedoffat the gascylinder) whichmeansthatcontrolling it can only be doneby adjustingthe thermostattemperaturewith the blackplasticknobon the sideof the appliance. lt alsomeansthatthe bumerflamebumsat its maximumheightwhetherthethermostat is set at a low or a hightemperature.

The thermostatsare factoryset between6'C 38'C. Settingthe thermostattemperatureis a trial& error procedureso it is recommended that a householdthermometerbe usedto helpdetermineindividual temperaturesettings.

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PROHEATER 3OOO Gas:PropaneLPG GasPressure:37mbar Nom.GasInput 3.0kW(0.214kglhr) THERMOSTAT SENSOR POSITIONING Thethermostat suppliedwiththismodelis not 10004accuraleil is thereforeimportant to ensurethatthe sensorprcbeis correctlypositioned to senseandrespondto thechanging temperatures so thatbeslresultscanbeobtained, thisis a TRIAL & ERRORprocedure as notallgreenhouses arethesame. positioning Positioning the probefurtherawayfromthe heaterwillmakethe heaterrunhotterandforlongeralternatively the probenearerthe heaterwillturnthethermostat off at lowertemperatures.

Makesureit is noteffectedbydraughisor direct sunlightwhichwillgivefalsereactions.

Economizing of gasusagecanbefoundby liningthegreenhouse withbubbleinsulation or bycurtaining offpartsof larger greenhouses andtherefore reducing theareato be heated.

IT IS ESSENTIAL THATVENTILLATION IS PROVIDED TOTHEGASHEATER ONA PERMANENT BASIS,

WARNING the heater is not in use it must be suitably stored and protected. In some areas, spiders and other small

insectshavebeenfoundto spin websand/orcocoonsin the venturitube and gas burner.

Theseobstructionsresult in a characteristicyellolvflame,or possiblya ffashback fire, lf this occurs the heater must not be us6d untilthe obstructionshavebeenclearedby a competentperson.