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To stabilise the heater, ALWAYS use cylinders with an empty weight of not less than 11 kg.
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DO NOT USE the heater when there are strong winds, or secure its base to prevent the possibility of
it tipping over.
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NEVER move the heater when it is lit.
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NEVER move the heater just after switching off, but wait until it is cool.
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REMOVE the gas cylinder from its compartment when the heater is not in use for long periods.
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DO NOT replace the rubber hose (8) with one greater than 1M in length.
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ALWAYS close the gas cylinder valve after use.
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ALWAYS keep a constant check on the heater when it is operating.
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DO NOT KEEP gas cylinder in cellars, basements, stairwells, corridors, underground passages, etc.
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DO NOT EXPOSE the gas cylinder to the sun: if this is necessary, it must be covered.
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KEEP the cylinder away from sources of heat.
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The access panel clamps are provided with a means to secure using a small padlock. We strongly
recommend that a padlock is used at all times, to prevent children from tampering with the gas equipment.
ASSEMBLY
(Numbers in brackets refer to items in parts list)
When removing the various components from the packing case, you will notice that the radiating
diffuser (9) is discoloured. This is due to the fact that the heater is fully tested by CLARKE International,
before shipping, and the heat generated causes this discolouration.
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1.
First, lay out the components, on the floor, as shown in Fig.1.
It is important that the panels are
positioned in the manner shown.
2.
Having noted the orientation of the side panels, place the base (24) on a raised platform, table or
bench with the rim overhanging the edge of the table or bench, as shown in fig. 2.
3.
Position the side panel with the hinge bracket attached so that the hinge bracket (A), is adjacent
to the hole in the base (B), in the manner shown in Fig. 2.
4.
Line up the hole in the side panel (C), with that in the base and enter a screw. A second pair of
hands is required to thread on the nut from below (D).
5.
Proceed to secure the side panel with two further screws and nuts, but do not fully tighten at this
stage.
6.
The second side panel requires the hook to be adjacent to the hole in the base (B). Secure in a
similar manner.
7.
Place the conical section on top of, and inside the side panels, with the ‘WARNING’ label facing
the access panel. Secure in place using the screws and self locking nuts provided but do not
tighten fully at this stage.
Fig.1
View looking down on top of the base and
panels as they are laid out
Fig.1
Fig.2
