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9.

Attach the access panel using screws and self locking nuts at the hinge brackets. Tighten sufficiently
so that the panel is capable of opening smoothly and evenly.

Clamp the access panel to the side panel and rock the structure to ensure it is stable and that no
particular component is unduly stressed. When satisfied, gently unfasten the access panel and
tighten all nuts, top and bottom.

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10. Lower the complete sub-assembly to the floor.

11. Remove the three M8 screws with nuts from the end plate of the stack, (Fig.3), and

the three M6 screws from the oppposite end. Locate the stack over the holes in
the top of the conical cover, and secure with the M8 nuts and screws.

12. Before mounting the burner head on to the stack, remove a nut and a flat washer,

from each of the studs on the crown of the burner unit, leaving a flat washer on
each stud, then lower the burner assembly on to the stack, threading the the hose
(8) with gas regulator (19), down through the stacks’ centre.

13. Line up the holes in the rim of the burner unit tube with those in the stack , and

insert the three M6 screws, previously removed. Tighten securely.

14. Standing on a step ladder or similar, mount the hood on the studs. Replace the flat

washers followed by the nuts and tighten securely.

CAUTION: In the case of replacement, it is important that the screws, washers and nuts fastening
the hood (1) and the screws fastening the radiating diffuser (9), are stainless steel.

CONNECTING THE GAS BOTTLE

1.

Unclip the access panel (21) and check condition of the regulator and hose.

2.

Screw the regulator into the outlet port on the cylinder and tighten securely.

3.

Check that the tap turns easily and that there are no gas leaks, using foam or soapy water...NEVER
use an open flame.

4.

Place the cylinder in its compartment and ensure the flexible hose is not stretched or kinked. Replace
the access panel

OPERATION

We recommend that first time starting be carried out in the open air, as fumes are given off due to the
elimination of the protective lubricants.

1.

Unclip the access panel and turn ON the gas by turning the tap anticlockwise fully...Secure the
access panel

Fig.3

2.

Turn the control knob (6) on the front of the stack fully clockwise to
the  “START” position (Fig.4).

NOTE: push the knob inwards slightly in order to turn it.

3.

Press the control knob inwards fully for 40-50 seconds then press and
release the start button (5) several times until the pilot flame, viewed
through the window, in the conical protector (13), is lit.

4.

Once the pilot flame is lit, wait a further 10-20 seconds before releasing
the control knob.

5.

If the pilot light goes out, press the control knob once again and hold
in that position whilst repeatedly pressing the start button.

6.

When the pilot light remains ON, push the control knob inwards slightly
(

NOT FULLY

) and turn it anticlockwise to a suitable position between

Min

imum or 

Max

imum (Fig.4), according to the capacity required. It

will take 3-5 minutes before the effects are felt.

Fig.4

Summary of Contents for PHT2

Page 1: ...PATIO HEATER OPERATING MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 0201 MODEL No PHT2 ...

Page 2: ...you long and satisfactory 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 invalid if the product is found to have been abused or tampered with in any way or not used for the purpose for which it was intended Faulty goods should be returned to their plac...

Page 3: ...t of 1 5 C PIEZOELECTRIC LIGHTING Undoubtedly the safest method of lighting i e no naked flame is required SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WARNING The room in which the heater is used must be WELL VENTILATED This means that there must be permanent openings in the walls of the room itself these openings must comply with current national standards regarding dimensions and position Patio Heaters MUST NOT be used ...

Page 4: ... 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 4 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...

Page 5: ...ning the radiating diffuser 9 are stainless steel CONNECTING THE GAS BOTTLE 1 Unclip the access panel 21 and check condition of the regulator and hose 2 Screw the regulator into the outlet port on the cylinder and tighten securely 3 Check that the tap turns easily and that there are no gas leaks using foam or soapy water NEVER use an open flame 4 Place the cylinder in its compartment and ensure th...

Page 6: ...nd 14 clean inside and out with an ordinary cloth DO NOT USE oily products that would produce fumes when the heater is next switched on Remove any cobwebs and dust from the conical protector 13 Reassemble all the parts Check the rubber hose 8 and if cracked or damaged in any way replace it with a hose of NOT MORE THAN 1 metre in length MAINTENANCE There are no user serviceable parts for this heate...

Page 7: ...CO2 Analyser TMR130000 4 Support Rod TMR140000 5 Piezo device TMR131000 6 Control Knob TMR141000 7 Control Valve TMR133000 8 Gas Hose 37 bar TMR136000 9 Radiating Diffuser TMR150000 10 Nozzle 16 TMR137600 11 Diffuser Stand TMR156000 12 Support For Analyser TMR158000 13 Conical Protector TMR159000 14 Outer Band TMR159500 15 Piezo Holding Pipe TMR160000 16 Tap Connection Pipe 2 Pcs TMR161000 18 Stac...

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