Draining the internal fuel tank
You may occasionally need to drain the internal fuel
tank for shipping or storage. The Dragon is equipped
with a fuel tank drain plug on the bottom of the unit
near the wheel axle.
The internal fuel tank drain plug
WARNING!
Diesel fuel is flammable and potentially
explosive. Always turn off and unplug the Dragon
before draining the internal fuel tank. Do not smoke
while draining fuel. Keep away from open flame.
1. Place an appropriate container beneath the drain
plug to catch any remaining fuel oil.
2. Remove the drain plug with a wrench.
3. Allow the internal fuel tank to drain completely.
4. Screw the drain plug back into the Dragon.
Tighten with a wrench.
5. Dispose of excess fuel oil in accordance with local
regulations.
Using the Dragon as a ventilator
The Dragon may also be used purely as a ventilator to
deliver clean, unheated air to an affected area.
NOTICE:
If you are ventilating spaces adjacent to
living areas, you must still create a negative pressure
in the affected area. This will help prevent
contaminants from being forced into clean areas. See
the section "Establishing negative air pressure" for
more information.
1. Set up the Dragon as directed in the section
"Setting up the Dragon." However, you do not need
to add fuel, attach the flue, or connect the remote
thermostat. As a ventilator the Dragon will operate on
electricity alone.
2. Turn the FAN switch to “On.”
MAINTENANCE
Replacing the fuel intake filter
The fuel intake filter should be replaced at least once
every year. Depending on the quality of fuel oil and the
frequency of use, the fuel intake filter may need to be
replaced more frequently.
You will need:
x
Phillips
screwdriver
x
Clean shop rags
1. Remove the housing cover for the fuel pump/blower
assembly and the fuel line guard plate. To do this,
remove the six Phillips screws that secure the
housing cover and guard plate.
Remove the fuel pump/blower assembly housing and guard plate
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