Fanmaster 3 Series, Instruction Manual

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4. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - CONTINUED 4. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
START-UP
• Fill the tank with clean fuel. ONLY USE Diesel or Kerosene
• The fuel gauge on top of the tank allows you to check the fuel level
• Connect the plug to the relevant power source
• The left display will show “- -”, the right display will show the ambient
temperature.
• Push the power switch to “ON”.
• The default temperature setting is 20’C (left display)
• If the ambient temperature is lower than the default temperature, the
electrodes will start sparking & after 7 seconds the heater will start.
• If the ambient temperature is higher than the default temperature, turn the
thermostat control knob to the desired temperature. The electrodes will
start sparking & after 7 seconds the heater will start.
COLD START-UP
In low temperature, in Alpine/Highland/Inland regions, unseasonably cold weather.
Block the air vent hole on the air pump (see Fig. 4) by using your finger during ignition
to make start-up easier.
ABNORMAL OPERATION:
In case of malfunction (flame failure, reduced air flow, bad combustion) the heater
stops and the indicator light starts FLASHING (THE LOCK-OUT MODE code will be
showed on the display window).
MANUAL RESET/RESTART
If the heater is in lock-out mode, check and remove the cause of lock-out before
restarting the heater. To reset, turn the ON/OFF switch to 0 and then again to I. If
problem continues please contact Fanmaster. Turning the thermostat control knob
will NOT reset the heater.
SHUTDOWN
Move switch to “OFF” (O) position.
• Never disconnect the heater from mains to stop it while in operation.
• Always allow the cooling sequence to be completed, otherwise the residual heat
could damage internal components.
• Do not cover the heater. Do not block the air inlet and outlet.
• The heater outlet is very hot during operation and after use. Do not touch! Use
personal protecting equipment if needed.
• Unplug the heater before moving it. Never pull the cable to unplug or move the
unit.