Dri-Eaz Dragon 3600 F535 Owner'S Manual Download Page 3

 

49-120A 2014-12 Warranty 07-00424 

Dri-Eaz Products, Inc. 

FUEL TYPE 

The Dragon is designed to operate on diesel. In cold 
weather, add 4 oz. Diesel Guard™ for each tank of fuel.  
 

WARNING: Failure to use diesel fuel as specified 
could cause injury and permanent damage to the 
unit. It may also void the Dri-Eaz warranty.  

 
For best results, purchase fresh fuel from a reliable fuel 
distributor. Keep the Dragon fuel tank full to help prevent 
the formation of condensation inside the tank. When not 
using the Dragon for extended periods of time, we 
recommend the addition of Diesel Guard fuel stabilizer 
as described below.  
 

Cold weather recommendations 

To optimize fuel quality and improve performance in cold 
condtions use 4 oz. Diesel Guard anti-gel deicer additive 
in each full tank of fuel. This product helps to prevent 
fuel gelling and freezing problems in cold conditions. The 
treatment also has anti-corrosion properties and 
provides additional lubricity, while detergents help to 
keep the burner nozzles clean and operating efficiently. 
Follow lable instructions for proper use. Additional 
quantities of Diesel Guard may be purchased from your 
Dri-Eaz distributor. 

 
Increasing temperature rise 

In normal operating conditions (above 35° F / 2° C), the 
weather shield can be removed when operating the 
Dragon. However, when operating the Dragon in 
extremely low outdoor temperatures (below 35°F / 2°C) 
the temperature of the heated air can be increased by 
leaving the weather shield in place during operation. 
Note that removing the weather shield increases airflow 
by about 100 CFM but will reduce the Dragon’s heat 
output. 

 

BEFORE FIRST USE 

The unit is shipped with an Accessory Kit 
that includes the following 1) Heat outlet 
duct ring, 2) 25 ft. / 7.6 m of heat resistant 
semi-rigid ducting, 3) a handle and 2 
locking clevis pins, 4) weather shield, and 
5) exhaust stack and rain cap. A heat 
sensor cable is permanently attached to 
the unit and is ready for use. 

 

Install Handle 

Insert handle into slots on the sides of the 
fuel tank. Insert clevis pins on both sides 
and secure with clip. See Fig. B. 

Install Heat Outlet Duct Ring 

Install on the heat outlet using the 8 
screws provided.  

Install Weather Shield  

Place shield over lower posts first, then lower into place 
over the the two upper pegs. See Fig. B. 

 

Setting up the Dragon 

Choosing a location 

WARNING! Use the Dragon outdoors only. Place the 
unit on a level, stable surface. Be sure to chock the 
wheels securely to prevent the unit from rolling. 
Choose a location away from high-traffic areas, 
children and pets, and ensure there are no 
obstructions to the air intake.  

 

NOTICE: 

Keep air intake vents clean and clear of any 

obstruction. Avoid setting up unit in a location where the 
intake could be blocked or restricted. Blocking the air 
intake will cause the unit to

 

produce sooty exhaust, 

potentially damaging the unit and the structure being 
heated. 

NOTICE:

 Install and operate the Dragon in accordance 

with all local and regional regulations.  

Fill the fuel tank 

The Dragon is shipped with the fuel tank empty. Before 
operating, fill the tank with no. 1 or no. 2 diesel or fuel 
oil. Do not overfill. 

 
In freezing conditions, see “Cold weather 
recommendations,” p. 3.  
 

NOTICE:

 Never use gasoline or crankcase drainings for 

fuel. 

NOTICE:

 Do open the fuel cap or fill the tank while the 

unit is operating. 

Fig. B: Weather Shield and Handle Installation 

Slide handle into slots 
and secure with clevis 
pins provided.

Place lower brackets over 
posts and then lower over 
upper posts. 

Summary of Contents for Dragon 3600 F535

Page 1: ...rate indoors or in enclosed spaces WARNING Fire and Explosion Hazard Burner produces sparks and flame and unit becomes hot during use Keep away from flammable vapors such as those from gasoline paint...

Page 2: ...hen using the Dragon for restoration you should understand the basic principles of structural drying You can learn these skills and more in an IICRC certified Applied Structural Drying ASD course To l...

Page 3: ...ped with an Accessory Kit that includes the following 1 Heat outlet duct ring 2 25 ft 7 6 m of heat resistant semi rigid ducting 3 a handle and 2 locking clevis pins 4 weather shield and 5 exhaust sta...

Page 4: ...Dragon 1 Check the fuel tank See Fuel Type p 2 for recommended fuels 2 The CONTROL KNOB to the Heat position Fig C You will hear the burner ignite The burner will operate a few minutes until the inter...

Page 5: ...el mixture a If the exhaust is clear no adjustment is needed b If the smoke is dark or black there is not enough air in the mixture c If the smoke is white there is too much air and not enough fuel in...

Page 6: ...uivalent Have rags or paper towels on hand to clean up any spills and dispose of the filter and waste fuel according to local regulations 3 Service the burner heat exchanger and combustion chamber Thi...

Page 7: ...49 043 F 2011 06 Warranty 07 00424 7 Dri Eaz Products Inc...

Page 8: ...PRODUCT OR WORKMANSHIP AND ALL WARRANTIES IMPLIED BY LAW INCLUDING ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS WARRANTY Some states do no...

Page 9: ...E COMERCIALIZACI N O ADECUACI N PARA UN PROP STIO PARTICULAR SE HALLAN LIMITADAS A LA DURACI N DE ESTA GARANT A Algunos estados no permiten limitaciones respecto de la duraci n de una garant a impl ci...

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