Schwank 4BL6-CB-24, Installation & Owner'S Manual

Page 1: ...instructions thoroughly before installation operation or service to this appliance DANGER IF YOU SMELL GAS 1 Shut off gas to the appliance 2 Extinguish any open flame 3 If odor continues keep away fr...

Page 2: ...reproduced in any form without prior written consent from the manufacturer Unauthorized use or distribution of this publication is strictly prohibited Schwank Group InfraSave 5285 Bradco Boulevard Mi...

Page 3: ...TESTING 12 9 SAFE LOCATION OF HEATER 13 9 1 CLEARANCE TO COMBUSTIBLES 13 10 ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS 14 TOPIC PAGE NUMBER 11 LIGHTING OPERATION AND SHUTDOWN INSTRUCTIONS 15 12 MAINTENANCE 16 13 SEQUEN...

Page 4: ...lammable or explosive objects liquids or va pors close to the heater may cause fire or explosion and result in property dam age injury or death The clearance to combustible material represents the min...

Page 5: ...NOT BE HUNG FROM OR PLACED ON OR NEAR THE HEATER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR SHOULD BE DONE BY A QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSON THE HEATER SHOULD BE INSPECTED BEFORE USE AND AT LEAST ANNUALLY BY A QUALI FIED SE...

Page 6: ...her flammable liquids or va pors are stored Maintain adequate clearance around air openings into the combustion chamber This appliance is a gas fired infrared fixed post patio heater for outdoor use o...

Page 7: ...s type and properly sized for each particular installation For your safety a complete gas tightness check of all connections and hoses must be performed at the installation site prior to use PRESSURE...

Page 8: ...supply line 1 Install the proper gas type orifice see heater exploded view page 29 2 Convert Gas valve Conversion from NAT to LP or vice versa is accomplished by in verting the position of the conver...

Page 9: ...type all other components are common for all models Note A gas pressure regulator s is required not supplied to regulate gas supply pressure The combination gas control valve in the heater has an inte...

Page 10: ...nder the heater base typical Gas connection is concealed and protected under heater base With hose out through the access port in the post Gas connection is exposed sidewall above deck con nection Ens...

Page 11: ...nections under the heater Ensure mounting hardware is of sufficient strength and integrity to support the heater in windy and other conditions that may be encountered Stainless steel hardware that doe...

Page 12: ...or replace components at the leaking connection and repeat leak test proce dure The heater cannot be put into service until ALL gas leaks have ceased no matter how small Connect the natural gas supply...

Page 13: ...ere gas vapours are present or inflammable liquids are stored or used In case of high winds completely shut off the heater and gas valve Remove reflector dome to secure storage if necessary 9 1 CLEARA...

Page 14: ...e PROPER WIRING POLARITY MUST BE MAINTAINED particularly when grouping the heaters in a zone Total wiring distances of up to 200 must use minimum 16 gauge electrical wire and wiring dis tances of over...

Page 15: ...d a second T F I If a flame is not established during this attempt an other inter purge and T F I will be performed If a flame is not established during the third final attempt the unit will enter the...

Page 16: ...nually before the heater is put into service the heater should be inspected by a qualified gas service technician for spider webs insects and debris around burner and orifice A plugged in jector or or...

Page 17: ...it will reset to try to ignite the gas again as in NORMAL OPERATION 6 If there is a loss of flame during the run mode the unit will energize the spark within 0 8 sec onds and perform a T F I without t...

Page 18: ...4BN L6 24 4SN L5 24 Manual IM100310 RD MAR 2010 RL 1A BA 18 14 WIRING DIAGRAM 14 1 WIRING DIAGRAM WITH REMOTE CONTROL RECEIVER...

Page 19: ...el and the heater s Total load of the heaters being con trolled must be considered in determining the contact rating of the thermostat If the installation provides an individual transformer for each h...

Page 20: ...4BN L6 24 4SN L5 24 Manual IM100310 RD MAR 2010 RL 1A BA 20 16 OPTIONAL PATIO HEATER CONTROL PANEL WIRING 24 Vac...

Page 21: ...ructions FEATURES House Code setting allows unique system address avoids interference with neighbor ing systems Works with Hand Set Transmitter YCT 107 Factory installed in heater CONNECTION Wiring Di...

Page 22: ...ATE EVERY OTHER OR ODD SETTING POSITIONS A C E 1 3 5 THE EVEN POSITIONS B D F 2 4 6 ARE REPRESENTED BY A DOT Setting the House Code Adjust with slot screw driver Set the same house code on the transmi...

Page 23: ...eceiver so that the Transmit ter Hand Set can control up to individual 16 heaters NOTE Within any zone of a patio best comfort is provided by the operation of two or more opposing heaters All receiver...

Page 24: ...des 16 Positions For each area you wish to control with a separate transmitter select a unique code from A to P This avoids interference with neighboring con trol systems Set the same House Code on al...

Page 25: ...will be controlled by Group 2 Buttons 1 and 2 Kits Part Numbers for Remote Control systems NOTE Items are ordered separately JP 1234 RK REMOTE CONTROL RECEIVER Typically Factory Installed order as opt...

Page 26: ...patio site have a spare or back up Hand Set Transmitter that can be put into service if a first Hand set malfunctions or is mis placed Set up any spare or back up hand set s to the same House Code as...

Page 27: ...park Check if spark Igniter is shorting out from the porcelain to ground Check Igniter gap setting is approx 3 16 Burner will not stay lit Sensor cracked bent or out of position Spark does not stop wh...

Page 28: ...4BN L6 24 4SN L5 24 Manual IM100310 RD MAR 2010 RL 1A BA 28 19 REPLACEMENT PARTS EXPLODED VIEW...

Page 29: ...document contains all warranties made by the Manufacturer and may not be varied altered or extended by any per son There are no promises or agreements extending from the Manufacture other than the sta...