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Piezo 
Ignitor 

Automatic Control 
Valve Button

OPeratION

Continued

Figure 5 - Automatic Control Valve 

Button and Piezo Ignitor

5.  Open propane supply valve on propane 

tank(s) slowly. 

Note: If not opened slowly, 

excess-flow check valve on propane tank 
will stop gas flow. You may hear a click 
from the excess-flow check valve closing. 
If  this  happens,  reset  the  excess-flow 
check  valve  by  closing  propane  supply 
valve and open again slowly.

  WARNING:  Be  sure  motor 

and  fan  are  running  before 

pushing  in  automatic  control 

valve button. Flames could flash 

outside heater if motor and fan 

are not running.

6.  Push in and hold automatic control valve 

button (see Figure 5). Push piezo ignitor 
button (see Figure 5). Keep pushing ig-
nitor button until the burner lights. When 
burner lights, keep automatic control valve 
button  pushed  in.  Release  button  after 
30 seconds. This activates the automatic 
control system.

 

Note:  If  heater  fails  to  ignite,  hose  may 
have air in it. If so, keep automatic control 
valve  button  pressed  and  wait  20  sec

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onds.  Release  automatic  control  valve 
button and wait 20 seconds for unburned 
fuel to exit heater. Repeat this step.

NOTICE: If heater is unplugged or 

power outage occurs while heater 

is running, the thermal limit device 

will stop fuel flow. A few seconds 

occur before the thermal limit de-

vice activates. During this short 

time, flames may appear outside 

the  heater.  This  is  normal.  The 

flames will go out when thermal 

limit device activates.

TO STOP HEATER

1.  Tightly  close  propane  supply  valve  on 

propane tank(s).

2.  Wait a few seconds. Heater will burn gas 

left in supply hose.

3.  Unplug heater.

TO RESTART HEATER

1.  Wait five minutes after stopping heater.
2.  Repeat  steps  under 

To  Start  Heater

page 5.

StOrage

 CAUTION: Disconnect heater 

from propane supply tank(s).

1.  Store propane tank(s) in safe manner. See 

Chapter  5  of 

Standard  for  Storage  and 

Handling of Liquefied Petroleum Gases, 
ANSI/NFPA  58.

  Follow  all  local  codes. 

Always store propane tanks outdoors.

2.  Place plastic cover caps over brass fittings 

on inlet connector and hose/regulator as-
sembly. 

3.  Store  in  dry,  clean  and  safe  place.  Do 

not store hose/regulator assembly inside 
heater combustion chamber.

4.  When taking heater out of storage, always 

check inside of heater. Insects and small 
animals  may  place  foreign  objects  in 
heater. Remove motor and other internal 
parts if needed to remove foreign objects 
(see 

Service Procedures, 

page 7).

Available from Allparts Equipment and Accessories - 1-877-475-5660 - www.allpartsinc.com

Summary of Contents for 35-FAC

Page 1: ...iation carbon monoxide poisoning and or electrical shock Onlypersonswhocanunderstandandfollowtheinstruc tions should use or service this heater Ifyouneedassistanceorheaterinformationsuchasanin structi...

Page 2: ...por withdrawal 8 Provide adequate ventilation Before using heater provide at least a 1 5 ft2 1400 cm2 opening of fresh outside air 9 For indoor use only Do not use heater outdoors 10 Do not use heater...

Page 3: ...hot or operating 20 Not intended for use on finished floors 21 Never block air inlet rear or air outlet front of heater 22 Keep heater away from strong drafts water spray rain or dripping water 23 Do...

Page 4: ...ready for use from propane tanks varies Two factors decide this amount 1 The amount of propane gas in tank s 2 The temperature of tank s This heater is designed to operate with a minimum 20 b 9 kg pro...

Page 5: ...owly excess flow check valve on propane tank will stop gas flow You may hear a click from the excess flow check valve closing If this happens reset the excess flow check valve by closing propane suppl...

Page 6: ...p NOTICE Ifheaterisunpluggedor poweroutageoccurswhileheater isrunning thethermallimitdevice will stop fuel flow Afew seconds occur before the thermal limit de vice activates During this short time fla...

Page 7: ...dusty clean heater with a damp cloth Use household cleaners on difficult spots 2 Inspect heater before each use Check connections for leaks Apply mixture of liquid soap and water to connections Bubble...

Page 8: ...shell 2 Remove motor and fan guard from heater shell see Figure 6 page 7 3 Use hex wrench to loosen set screw that holds fan to motor shaft see Figure 7 page 7 4 Remove fan Be careful not to damage t...

Page 9: ...6 Ignition Manual Piezo Temperature Range for Heater Operation 0 F to 85 F 17 C to 29 4 C 35 000 Btu Models 35 000 BTU Hr Output Rating Fuel Propane Vapor Fuel Consumption Hour 0 38 gal 1 44 liter 1 6...

Page 10: ...above 85 F 29 44 C Run heater in cooler tempera tures 2 Check heater inlet and out let Remove any obstruc tions 3 Replace fan See Fan page 8 4 Clean heater See Mainte nance page 7 OBSERVED FAULT Fand...

Page 11: ...or parts replaced under warranty Parts Under Warranty Contact authorized dealers of this product If they can t supply original replacement part s call DESA Heating LLC at 1 866 672 6040 When calling D...

Page 12: ...F 12 Parts Models RLP30A REM30LPA 35 fac rllp35a spc 35 RLP40 spc 40A and BLP42A 3 12 13 16 14 15 8 6 7 9 5 11 10 1 2 5 17 4 Available from Allparts Equipment and Accessories 1 877 475 5660 www allpar...

Page 13: ...Clip 2 11 121216 01 Handle 1 12 113851 01 Fan 1 13 113849 01 Motor Assembly 1 14 113850 01 Fan Guard 1 15 113865 01 Bushing Strain Relief 1 16 098219 25 Cord Power Supply 1 17 114168 01 Burner Assemb...

Page 14: ...per operating condition and an allowance for labor when provided by a DESA Heating LLC Authorized Service Center or a provider approved by DESA Heating LLC Warranty parts must be obtained through auth...

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