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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

This Patio Heater is designed for OUTDOOR USE ONLY

Patio Heaters MUST NOT be used in homes, offices and similar environments.

NEVER MAKE ANY MODIFICATIONS to the heater.

Patio Heaters can be installed in rooms with a volume of

 AT LEAST 200 M

3

, PER HEATER

MAKE SURE that there is no flammable material within 2M of the heater

MAKE SURE that all other materials are more than 1M from the heater

PAY ATTENTION to whatever may be above the heater because:

At 30 cm from the hood the temperature is 50°C

At 60 cm from the hood the temperature is 40°C

At 90 cm from the hood the temperature is 30°C

Any flammable coating must be at least 1M from the reflecting hood of the heater.

DO NOT TOUCH any part of the heater above the stack ,it could be very hot, enough to cause
serious burns.

ALWAYS wait at least one hour after switching off the heater completely before touching the
parts above the start button.

NEVER cover the heater .

DO NOT START the heater if it is not completely assembled.

To stabilise the heater,  ALWAYS use cylinders with an empty weight of not less than 11 kg.

DO NOT USE the heater when there are strong winds, or secure its base  to prevent the possibility
of it  tipping over.

NEVER move the heater when it is lit.

NEVER move the heater just after switching off, but wait until it is cool.

REMOVE the gas cylinder from its compartment when the heater is not in use for long periods.

DO NOT replace the rubber hose (8) with one greater than 1M in length.

ALWAYS close the gas cylinder valve after use.

ALWAYS keep a constant check on the heater when it is operating.

DO NOT KEEP gas cylinder in cellars, basements, stairwells, corridors, underground passages, etc.

DO NOT EXPOSE the gas cylinder to the sun: if this is necessary, it must be covered.

KEEP the cylinder away from sources of heat.

Summary of Contents for PHT3

Page 1: ...PATIO HEATER OPERATING MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 0102 MODEL No PHT3 Green Black Stainless ...

Page 2: ...uaranteed against faulty manufacture for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase Please keep your receipt as proof of purchase This guarantee is invalid if the product is found to have been abused or tampered with in any way or not used for the purpose for which it was intended Faulty goods should be returned to their place of purchase no product can be returned to us without prior permiss...

Page 3: ...me of at least 200 m3 Patio Heaters do not expel exhaust gas non polluting liquid gas fuel is used Propane This heater complies with current European directives and standards The Heaters are fitted with the following safety devices a THERMOELECTRIC PROTECTION The pilot flame heats an element that when heated keeps the gas tap of the heater open NOT THE ONE ON THE CYLINDER Within one minute of the ...

Page 4: ...YS wait at least one hour after switching off the heater completely before touching the parts above the start button NEVER cover the heater DO NOT START the heater if it is not completely assembled To stabilise the heater ALWAYS use cylinders with an empty weight of not less than 11 kg DO NOT USE the heater when there are strong winds or secure its base to prevent the possibility of it tipping ove...

Page 5: ...m out checking to ensure that no damage was suffered in transit Should any damage be apparent you should contact you Clarke dealer immediately 3 Attach the Diffuser to the Burner assembly 4xScrews M5x10 2 Ensure the nuts on the top of the diffuser are tight ...

Page 6: ...0 12 Flat Washers 6xLock Washers 6xM6 Nuts 4 Attach Support Brackets to Stack Support 6xBolts M6x20 12xFlat Washers 6xLock Washers 6xM6 Nuts 6 7 Attach stack to the stack support 3xBolts M6x12 3xFlat Washers Attach Back Cover 4x Pan Head Screws 4 Flat washers ...

Page 7: ...suring it is perfectly tight NOTE USE TWO SPANNERS AS SHOWN Insert Gas Delivery Pipe into Stack Secure Burner Assembly to Stack 3xScrews M6x12 3x Flat Washers NOTE Test the joint for leaks by applying a soapy liquid to the joint If bubbles appear tighten the nut The joint must be gas tight ...

Page 8: ... the connection arrowed using the worm drive clip supplied ensuring the connection is perfectly tight NOTE The hose should be approx 40cm in length Slide the front panel into place NOTE Check the Regulator and hose for leaks by applying a few drops of soapy liquid to the joints If any bubbles are apparent investigate and repair before proceeding 8 ...

Page 9: ... IMPORTANT DO NOT force the Knob NOTE For the initial start or whenever the gas bottle has been changed push the Control Knob IN and hold in this position for two minutes to ensure all air has been purged from the system before proceeding 3 Holding the knob in the pushed IN position press the piezo ignition button B Fig 1 repeatedly until the pilot light ignites 4 Continue to hold the Control Knob...

Page 10: ... clean the heater when it is lit or only just switched off Wait until it has cooled down Clean using a clean soft cloth CHECK annually that the hose connecting the regulator to the Delivery pipe is in good order otherwise replace it see your Clarke dealer Any repairs should be made by trained technicians and with original replacement parts For parts and servicing consult your CLARKE dealer POINTS ...

Page 11: ...dour during setup Gas odour before first ignition When piezo igniter button is pressed there is no spark at pilot electrode When igniter button is pressed there is spark at the pilot electrode but no pilot ignition Pilot lights but does not stay lit Delayed ignition Burner lights but does not stay lit Incorrect Burner flame Check all gas connections Check all gas connections Reconnect igniter elec...

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