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TROUBLESHOOTING

Fault

Cause

Remedy

Burner fails to light

1.Gas supply valve
   closed.
2.Excess gas flow 

3.Piezo ignition not
   sparking.

4.Defective thermocouple

1.Open gas supply valve
    slowly
2.Close propane supply valve
    at propane tank and re-
    open slowly.
3.Check wire lead for 
    damage. Replace igniter
    assembly. Do not bend the
    electrode as this
    may cause breakage.
4.Replace thermocouple.

No gas flow to the 
burner.

1.Cylinder gas valve
    closed.
2.Cylinder is empty.
3.Nozzle is obstructed.
4.Gas leaks from the
    supply hose or from tap.
5.Low gas pressure.
6.Control valve needs
    to be replaced.
7.Loose wire on tip over
    switch.
8. Loose or broken wire.
9.Loose/mis-located
    thermocouple.

10.Defective thermo
     -couple.
11.Defective control valve

1.Open the gas valve

2.Replace cylinder.
3.Remove & clean the nozzle.
4.Use soapy water to find the
    leak and repair.
5.Check for proper gas supply.
6.Replace control valve.

7.Tighten wires on switch.

8.Tighten or repair wire.
9.Tighten thermocouple.
    Make sure that thermo- 
    couple is located correctly.
10.Replace thermocouple.

11.Replace the control valve.

Heater stops     
during operation.

1.Excessive gas supply.
2.Insufficient gas supply
   due to ice formation on
   the cylinder.
3.The tip-over switch has
    tripped.

1.Check the pressure regulator
    and replace if necessary.
2.Check & use a larger 
   cylinder, or two or more in
   parallel.
3.Heater has fallen over. Right
    it. Take steps to prevent
    re-occurrence.

Summary of Contents for GRH15

Page 1: ...OPERATION MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS GC1019 ISS 1 PORTABLE GAS RADIANT HEATER MODEL NO GRH15 PART NO 6920018...

Page 2: ...a carbon monoxide detector As with any equipment optimum performance will only be achieved if the correct application and servicing procedures are followed Proper combustion depends upon correct air...

Page 3: ...not to be used for the heating of habitable areas of domestic premises Refer to national regulations 9 Position the heater such that it is not directly exposed to water spray rain and or dripping wate...

Page 4: ...igh altitude are more likely to be effected by Carbon Monoxide CO can build up in a confined space and failure to provide adequate ventilation can be fatal The early symptoms of carbon monoxide poison...

Page 5: ...return Properly trained service people must repair any leaks check for further leakages and then re light the heater for you 8 IF YOU SMELL EVEN A SMALL AMOUNT OF GAS CONTACT YOUR FIRE DEPARTMENT DO N...

Page 6: ...This heater is designed to operate with a minimum 20 pound 9 kg propane bottle Note that less gas is vaporised at lower temperatures Your local propane gas dealer will help you select the proper gas...

Page 7: ...on a hard level surface to minimize the risk of accidental tipping The propane gas cylinder should be adequately restrained if needed Only operate this heater with the supply cylinder in the upright...

Page 8: ...lator to the gas cylinder ensuring the cylinder connection is perfectly clean Blow out with compressed air if necessary to blast away any dust or dirt Use eye protection when working with compressed a...

Page 9: ...e hand wheel anti clockwise when you need to start the flow of gas Ensure that you turn the cylinder off when not in use 7 In order to reduce the risk of icing up when operating for long periods at ma...

Page 10: ...et the burner at the required angle to project the heat forward as shown LIGHTING THE HEATER 1 Ensure that the gas is correctly connected and leak free Turn on the gas supply at the bottle and at the...

Page 11: ...gas supply line has been used it may be necessary to bleed trapped air out of the supply line before lighting Open the shut off valve and listen for the gas passing through the heater for a few moment...

Page 12: ...trol valve needs to be replaced 7 Loose wire on tip over switch 8 Loose or broken wire 9 Loose mis located thermocouple 10 Defective thermo couple 11 Defective control valve 1 Open the gas valve 2 Rep...

Page 13: ...ing compressed air where possible Blow air across the burner face until all dust has been dislodged from the surface 5 If the hose shows evidence of excessive abrasion or wear or if the hose is cut it...

Page 14: ...S 1 Guard assembly 11 Piezo igniter kit 2 Thermocouple protector 12 Hose regulator assembly 3 Reflector assembly 13 On off Knob 4 Ignitor electrode 14 Inlet connection 5 Rear guard assembly 15 On off...

Page 15: ...15 Parts Service 020 8988 7400 E mail Parts clarkeinternational com or Service clarkeinternational com DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY...

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