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Part Nos.

 6920268 • 6920270• 6920280 • 6920290

PARAFFIN/DIESEL HEATERS

Model Nos.

XR55 • XR75 • XR105 • XR 155

LS0114

Summary of Contents for 6920268

Page 1: ...Part Nos 6920268 6920270 6920280 6920290 PARAFFIN DIESEL HEATERS Model Nos XR55 XR75 XR105 XR 155 LS0114...

Page 2: ...able service GUARANTEE This CLARKE product is guaranteed 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...

Page 3: ...h dust content is present Ensure the appliance is properly earthed Use ONLY in well ventilated areas Provide ventilation of at least 2 75 square feet of fresh air for every 100 000 BTU hr of rating Th...

Page 4: ...ith a letter N or coloured BLACK If this appliance is fitted with a plug which is moulded onto the electric cable i e non rewirable please note 1 The plug must be thrown away if it is cut from the ele...

Page 5: ...r was purchased These models except XR55 are equipped with wheels and handles The loose items listed below can be found in the shipping carton 1 Handle 2 2 Wheel Support Frame 3 3 Wheels 2 pcs 4 Axle...

Page 6: ...r the wheels 3 Use the screws and nuts 7 to attach the handle 2 to the top of the fuel tank flange The screws will go through the handles the fuel tank flange and the wheel support frame 4 Tighten all...

Page 7: ...MAGETOTHECOMBUSTIONCHAMBERWILLOCCUR NOTE A In the case of MODEL XR75 there is insufficient room to store the blanking plate in the position shown above The plate should therefore be removed and retain...

Page 8: ...urn the plate to its required position and tighten the securing screw Replace the top cover then observing all precautions previously stated push The start switch 1 located on the left side of the mac...

Page 9: ...the top cover by removing the six screws at the centre joint Monthly Intake Air Filter Pull off the Intake Air Filter which lies directly behind the Grille and wash in a light detergent Thoroughly dr...

Page 10: ...to service following a period of storage you should carry out all checks previously specified In addition you should test and adjust if necessary the Air Pump Pressure as follows Near the centre of th...

Page 11: ...icing will need to be more frequent due to the fact that these fuels do not burn as cleanly as paraffin and some sooting up will therefore occur It is recommended that paraffin be used wherever possib...

Page 12: ...12 PARTS DIAGRAM XR55...

Page 13: ...witch Cover AX1002002755 31 Switch AX1032001900 32 Burner Control Unit AX1047003611 33 Washer AX1018000800 34 Screw AX1016010200 35 Motor Support AX1094005911 36 Fan AX1087006011 37 Lower Casing AX159...

Page 14: ...14 PARTS DIAGRAM XR75 XR105 XR155...

Page 15: ...2 AX1005011432 13 Motor AX1005103211 AX1005103311 AX1005103411 14 Bracket AX2003174511 AX2003174611 AX2003174711 15 Bracket AX2003176311 AX2003176311 AX2003176411 16 Transformer AX1005106111 AX1005106...

Page 16: ...le Cover AX1005001021 AX1005001021 AX1005001021 44 Switch Cover AX1005092955 AX1005092955 AX1005092955 45 Switch AX1005092855 AX1005092855 AX1005092855 46 Fuse Carrier AX1005099600 AX1005099600 AX1005...

Page 17: ...place fuel filter 3 Air leaks in fuel line 3 Check pipes tighten connections if necessary replace pipe 4 Burner nozzle Clogged 4 Clean nozzle with compressed air Replace if necessary 5 Oil viscosity i...

Page 18: ...plate SPECIFICATIONS XR55 XR75 XR105 XR155 Thermal Power kW 19 0 26 7 40 7 Thermal Power BTU hr 51 000 79 000 96 000 150 000 Air Delivery m3 hr 400 500 1050 Fuel Cons Paraffin ltr hr approx 2 3 2 8 4...

Page 19: ...19 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY...

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