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49-120A 2014-12 Warranty 07-00424 

Dri-Eaz Products, Inc. 

Attach exhaust stack  

Before operating the Dragon, affix the provided exhaust 
stack with rain cap to the flue opening by slipping the 
stack over the flue opening (Fig. A). If the stack does not 
fit snugly, drive small sheet metal screws through the 
base of the stack into the exhaust outlet to secure the 
stack. To prevent damage to the unit, remove the stack 
when transporting the Dragon.  

 
NOTICE: 

Do not operate the Dragon without the exhaust 

stack in place.

  

Install ducting 

1.  Attach the ducting on the heated air outlet (Fig. A) 

and secure it with the clamp provided.  

2.  Place the other end of the ducting into a suitable inlet 

in the structure.  

Place thermostat sensor  

Place the thermostat sensor into the space being 
heated. For more accurate control, we recommend 
placing the sensor in an area where the air is flowing 
freely. The burner will automatically turn off when the 
temperature in the monitored area reaches the setpoint, 
or a maximum of 105°F (41°C), in order to help 
operators comply with the RIA Safe Harbor clause. 

Plug in unit  

Use an extension cord to connect the unit to a 115V 
circuit rated for at least 15 amps. The cord plug will glow 
when electricity is present.  

OPERATING THE DRAGON 

Inspect before operation 
WARNING!

 Before starting the Dragon: 

  Check for any fuel leaks around the fuel tank or fuel 

lines.  

  Check for nearby hazards like combustible materials 

or flammable vapor sources.  

  Check the power cord for damage.  

Correct these and any other safety hazards before 
starting the Dragon. 

Starting the Dragon 

1.  Check the fuel tank. See Fuel Type (p. 2), for 

recommended fuels.  

2. The CONTROL KNOB to the Heat position 

(Fig. C).  

You will hear the burner ignite. The burner will 
operate a few minutes until the internal heat 
exchanger reaches operating temperature. Then 
the fan will turn on and the unit will begin 
producing heat.  
 
NOTE: It is normal to see a small amount of smoke 
when starting or stopping the unit. If smoke 
continues for more than a few seconds, turn of the 

unit and see “Adjusting for proper combustion and 
altitude,” p. 5.  

 

NOTE:

 At temperatures of 35°F (2°C) or below, wait 25–

30 minutes after plugging in the unit before turning the 
CONTROL KNOB to Heat. This allows time for the 
burner nozzle preheater to bring the fuel up to the 
correct operating temperature.  

 

NOTICE.

 Monitor the settings on the Dragon and 

conditions in the structure at least once a day to ensure 
proper operation.  

Controlling the temperature 

Set the desired temperature F on the THERMOSTAT 
control from a range of 70–105° F (21–41° C). 

Continuous Fan-Only operation 

To provide continuous unheated air, set the CONTROL 
KNOB to the Fan postion. The burner does not operate 
in this mode.  

 
NOTICE:

 Physically check the Dragon at least once a 

day during operation. Check for leaks, and observe the 
exhaust smoke to ensure that it is still clear. Adjust as 
necessary for proper operation.  

 

Turning the unit off 

Turn the CONTROL KNOB to the “Off” position.  

 
NOTICE:

 Do not unplug the unit or otherwise turn off the 

power until the fan stops operating, as this may interrupt 
the cooling cycle. Failure to let the unit complete the 
cooling cycle could damage the heat exchanger and will 
not be covered under warranty. 

Fig. C: Control Panel 

Power cord 
connection 

Control knob 

Temperature 
control knob 

Thermostat 
sensor cable  

Summary of Contents for Dragon 3600 F535

Page 1: ...rate indoors or in enclosed spaces WARNING Fire and Explosion Hazard Burner produces sparks and flame and unit becomes hot during use Keep away from flammable vapors such as those from gasoline paint...

Page 2: ...hen using the Dragon for restoration you should understand the basic principles of structural drying You can learn these skills and more in an IICRC certified Applied Structural Drying ASD course To l...

Page 3: ...ped with an Accessory Kit that includes the following 1 Heat outlet duct ring 2 25 ft 7 6 m of heat resistant semi rigid ducting 3 a handle and 2 locking clevis pins 4 weather shield and 5 exhaust sta...

Page 4: ...Dragon 1 Check the fuel tank See Fuel Type p 2 for recommended fuels 2 The CONTROL KNOB to the Heat position Fig C You will hear the burner ignite The burner will operate a few minutes until the inter...

Page 5: ...el mixture a If the exhaust is clear no adjustment is needed b If the smoke is dark or black there is not enough air in the mixture c If the smoke is white there is too much air and not enough fuel in...

Page 6: ...uivalent Have rags or paper towels on hand to clean up any spills and dispose of the filter and waste fuel according to local regulations 3 Service the burner heat exchanger and combustion chamber Thi...

Page 7: ...49 043 F 2011 06 Warranty 07 00424 7 Dri Eaz Products Inc...

Page 8: ...PRODUCT OR WORKMANSHIP AND ALL WARRANTIES IMPLIED BY LAW INCLUDING ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS WARRANTY Some states do no...

Page 9: ...E COMERCIALIZACI N O ADECUACI N PARA UN PROP STIO PARTICULAR SE HALLAN LIMITADAS A LA DURACI N DE ESTA GARANT A Algunos estados no permiten limitaciones respecto de la duraci n de una garant a impl ci...

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