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Operating Instructions and Owner’s Manual

Enerco | Catalytic Heater

NEVER LEAVE THE HEATER UNATTENDED WHILE BURNING!

NEVER LEAVE THE HEATER UNATTENDED WHILE BURNING!

NEVER LEAVE THE HEATER UNATTENDED WHILE BURNING!

Lighting Instructions

IMPORTANT:

 The heater must not be 

exposed to flammable vapors or liquids 
during lighting.

1.  Make sure four-position Control Knob 

is in “OFF” position. See Figure 5.

2. 

Open valve at propane (LP) gas supply 
cylinder. 

IMPOR TANT:

 Check all hose 

connections for leaks with soapy water 
at the threaded connection on the side 
of the heater. SEE WARNING! ON THE 
BACK OF THE HEATER.

3.  Turn Control Knob counterclockwise

 to “PILOT” position and depress to 

light. Refer to Figure 5.

4.  If heater does not light, hold down 

for approximately 30 seconds, release, 
and depress again. Repeat until pilot 
lights. 

5.  After pilot lights, hold down for 30 - 

60 seconds and then release knob. 
Knob should return to fully extended 
position.

6.  To operate the heater, slightly depress 

the knob and gently turn to lock in the 

“HI” position to light burner. Leave on 
“HI” position until the catalytic pad has 

illuminated.

7. 

After the catalytic pad has illuminated, 
adjust heat output by turning Control 

Knob to desired position (“LO” or “HI” 

setting - 

NEVER BETWEEN LOCKED 

POSITIONS!

).

Shutdown Instructions

1.  To turn off the heater, shut off the 

propane (LP) gas at the supply tank 
or shut-off valve inside, allowing the 
heater to use up the propane (LP) gas 
in the supply line, then slightly push 
the Control Knob down and turn 
clockwise

 to the “OFF” position. 

IMPORTANT:

 When not in use, the 

propane (LPs must be turned off at the 
propane (LP) gas supply cylinder. As 
stated before, allow heater to use up 
propane (LP) gas in the supply line until 
heater shuts off.

Relighting Instructions

IF HEATER GOES OUT DURING 
NORMAL OPERATION, DO NOT 
ATTEMPT TO RELIGHT UNTIL:

1.  The reason the heater stopped 

operating has been determined. 
An empty propane (LP) gas supply, 
propane (LP) gas line blockage, 
propane (LP) gas leak, lack of sufficient 
air, regulator failure, heater mechanical 
failure, or catalytic pad deterioration 
are all possible causes.

2. 

The heater has been allowed time to 
cool down completely.

3.  It has been determined that there 

is no leaked or otherwise unburned 
propane (LP) gas present in the 
surrounding atmosphere.

Cleaning

• 

Always keep the heater area clear 
and free from combustible materials, 
gasoline and other flammable vapors 
and liquids. 

• 

Keep the vent areas (slots in the 
bottom and the top of heater) clear at 
all times.

IMPORTANT:

 The heater and its 

surroundings should be kept clean and 
free of dust.

• 

The heater must be kept covered with 
the supplied dust shield when heater is 
not in use.

IMPORTANT:

 Failure to use dust shield 

when heater is not in use will void the 
warranty.

• 

The exterior of the heater can be 
cleaned with a damp cloth. Avoid the 
direct use of any aerosol or spray-on 
cleaners. Do not use abrasive materials 
or cleaners on the decals or control 
knob. Be careful to NOT get moisture, 
cleaners, or solvents on the catalytic 
element surface.

• 

Never touch, vacuum, or wash off the 
catalytic pad. This may destroy the 
active catalytic platinum surface and 
make the pad inoperable.

IMPORTANT:

 The gas supply system to 

the heater should be checked periodically 
by a qualified propane (LP) gas service 
technician. If the heater will not light, 
stay lit, or does not put out the normal 
amount of heat, the very first thing to 
do is check the gas supply. Find out if 
the gas is available at the heater and 
check the propane (LP) gas regulator 
for correct manifold pressure.

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Figure 5

WARNING: 

If the information in this 

manual is not followed exactly, a fire or 
explosion may result causing property 
damage, personal injury, or loss of life.

DANGER: 

NEVER bring a refillable 

propane cylinder indoors. A fire or 
explosion can  occur causing property 
damage, serious injury, or death!

CAUTION: 

Do not try to adjust 

heating levels by using the propane tank 
shut off valve.

WARNING: 

Do not operate heater 

unless control knob is locked in a 

position marked “Hi”, “Lo”, or “Pilot”. 

Never set control knob between locked 
positions. Poor combustion and higher 
levels of carbon monoxide may result.

CAUTION: 

After turning heater off, 

protective grill will remain hot. Allow to 
thoroughly cool before storing.

CAUTION: 

Do not cover the heater 

while it is hot.

OPERATION

Summary of Contents for ECAT3LP

Page 1: ...ately call your gas supplier from a neighbor s phone Follow the gas supplier s instructions If you cannot reach your gas supplier call the fire department or a qualified service agency Installation an...

Page 2: ...fuel supply 4 Leave the area immediately 5 Allow gas to dissipate 5 minutes before relighting the appliance Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of this o...

Page 3: ...le 4 x 2 opening 3 x 2 opening and 3 x 1 opening respectively at the ceiling and at floor level for adequate ventilation during operation Do not use other fuel burning appliances inside GAS PRESSURE A...

Page 4: ...ane LP gas odor may differ in intensity at different levels Since propane LP gas is heavier than air there may be more odor at lower levels Always be sensitive to the slightest gas odor If you continu...

Page 5: ...by a qualified service person The heater should be inspected before use and at least annually by a professional service person WARNING Any change to this heater or its controls or attempts to clean th...

Page 6: ...thsoapywateratthethreaded connection on the side of the heater DO NOT USE ANY EXPOSED FLAME TO CHECK FOR LEAKS DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN Wall Installation Your heater may be installed in a variety of fixed l...

Page 7: ...eterioration are all possible causes 2 The heater has been allowed time to cool down completely 3 It has been determined that there is no leaked or otherwise unburned propane LP gas present in the sur...

Page 8: ...ouple The flame will surround the thermocouple just below the tip Figure 6 shows a correct pilot flame pattern and also shows an incorrect pilot flame pattern The incorrect pilot flame pattern is not...

Page 9: ...or 14 mm wrench to remove the compression nut connecting the inlet gas tube to the enclosure See Figure 1 1 4 Lift up on the control bracket assembly to remove it from the heater See Figure 12 5 Compl...

Page 10: ...Refer to Figure 4 in the Installation section on page 6 to replace the feet OFFSEASON If the heater is to left OFF for a considerable period of time the propane LP gas supply to the heater should be...

Page 11: ...ve contamination 5 Replace control valve SYMPTOM Spark electrode produces spark but pilot does not light CAUSE REMEDY 1 No gas to heater 1 Connect hose to heater and turn on valve at remote cylinder 2...

Page 12: ...acket 1b 36834 36834 36834 Handle grip 2 36832 36832 36832 Burner Access Panel 3 36818 36818 36818 Lower Access Panel 4 36817 36817 36817 Foot 5 78436 78436 78436 Foot Pad Rubber 6 32123 32123 32123 V...

Page 13: ...ing Instructions and Owner s Manual Enerco Catalytic Heater NEVER LEAVE THE HEATER UNATTENDED WHILE BURNING NEVER LEAVE THE HEATER UNATTENDED WHILE BURNING NEVER LEAVE THE HEATER UNATTENDED WHILE BURN...

Page 14: ...is product free of charge if it has been proven to be defective within the 1 year period and is returned at customer expense with proof of purchase to Enerco Group Inc within the warranty period DISCL...

Page 15: ...iales lesiones o muertes No almacene ni utilice gasolina ni ning n otro vapor ni l quido inflamable cerca de este ni de ning n otro artefacto QU HACER SI DETECTA OLOR A GAS No intente encender el arte...

Page 16: ...mediatamente el rea 5 Permita que el gas se disipe durante 5 minutos antes de volver a encender el artefacto No almacene ni utilice gasolina ni ning n otro vapor ni l quido inflamable cerca de este ni...

Page 17: ...emplo una abertura de 4 x2 3 X2 y 3 x1 respectivamente en el techo y al nivel del piso para una ventilaci n adecuada durante su funcionamiento No use otros electrodom sticos que queman combustible en...

Page 18: ...ibiendo el olor a gas no importa cu n poco sea proceda como si fuera una fuga seria Tome medidas inmediatamente como se explic anteriormente ATENCI N PUNTOS IMPORTANTES A RECORDAR El gas propano LP ti...

Page 19: ...ejados para evitar quemaduras o quemaduras en la ropa Los ni os peque os deben estar vigilados cuidadosamente cuando est n en la habitaci n en donde se encuentre el calefactor No coloque ropa u otro m...

Page 20: ...conecte el otro extremo de la manguera a la v lvula del cilindro de suministro de gas propano LP o al punto de conexi n Apriete todas las conexiones de la manguera NO use sellador de roscas en ninguna...

Page 21: ...a del regulador falla mec nica del calefactor o deterioro de la almohadilla catal tica hayan sido todas las causas posibles 2 Se haya permitido que el calefactor se enfr e por completo 3 Se haya deter...

Page 22: ...correcto y tambi n muestra un patr n de llama piloto incorrecto El patr n de llama piloto incorrecto no est tocando la termocupla Esto har que se enfr e la termocupla Cuando la termocupla se enfr e el...

Page 23: ...ipal del calefactor Consulte la Figura 10 2 Remueva la perilla de la v lvula separ ndola del calefactor 3 Use una llave de 9 16 o de 14 mm para remover la tuerca de compresi n que conecta el tubo de g...

Page 24: ...a almohadilla Siga los pasos para reemplazar el quemador cuando tenga que reemplazar la almohadilla catal tica Reemplazo de las patas Consulte la Figura 4 en la secci n Instalaci n de la p gina 6 para...

Page 25: ...a de control S NTOMA El electrodo de encendido produce chispa pero el piloto no se enciende CAUSA SOLUCI N 1 No llega gas al calefactor 1 Conecte la manguera al calefactor y abra la v lvula en el cili...

Page 26: ...6834 36834 36834 Manija mango 2 36832 36832 36832 Panel de acceso al quemador 3 36818 36818 36818 Panel de acceso inferior 4 36817 36817 36817 Pata 5 78436 78436 78436 Almohadilla para pata goma 6 321...

Page 27: ...13 S Instrucciones de uso y manual del usuario Enerco Calefactor catal tico NEVER LEAVE THE HEATER UNATTENDED WHILE BURNING NUNCA DEJE EL CALEFACTOR DESATENDIDO MIENTRAS EST ENCENDIDO NOTAS...

Page 28: ...r a o tras realizada la compra siempre y cuando el cliente costee la devoluci n y presente el comprobante de compra a Enerco Group Inc dentro del per odo de garant a DESCARGO DE RESPONSABILIDAD Esta g...

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