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Prior to assembling your appliance, the following must 
be reviewed. Compliance with the following should result 
in satisfactory heater operation. This instruction manual 
should be retained for future reference. The installation 
must conform with local codes or authority having 
jurisdiction.
1.  The appliance is intended for heating residential 

outdoor spaces. The installation must conform with 
New Zealand Standard 5601 “Gas Installations”.

2.  Adequate clearance around air openings into the 

combustion chamber, clearances from combustible 
materials, provisions for accessibility and for 
combustion and ventilating air supply must be 
maintained at all times when the appliance is 
operating.

3.  Proper clearance from combustible materials must 

be maintained at all times. The minimum clearances 
are as follows:

 

Minimum Clearance from Combustibles

 Side 650mm          Rear 650mm
 Ceiling 800mm

 

Combustible materials are considered to be wood, 
compressed paper, plant fibres, plastic, plexiglas or 
other materials capable of being ignited and burned.

 

Such materials shall be considered combustible 
even though flame proofed, fire-retardant treated or 
plastered. Additional clearance may be required for 
glass, painted surfaces and other materials which 
may be damaged by radiant or convection heat.

4.  Heaters must be placed on a level and adequate 

footing and be readily accessible.

5.  The gas manifold supply pressure must be regulated 

at 2.75kPa utilising an approved regulator (supplied 
with heater).

6.  The appliance must be inspected before each use, 

and at least annually by a qualified service person.

a.  The appliance area must be kept clear and free of 

combustible materials, gasoline and other flammable 
vapours and liquids.

b.  Gas orifices and burner must be kept clear of dirt 

and cobwebs. Flow of combustion and ventilation air 
through the perforated portions of the heater must 
not be obstructed. Cleaning with a soft brush before 
use and at least every six months is recommended.

c.  All gas connections should be checked for leaks 

utilising a soap solution. 

NEVER use a flame for this 

purpose.

INSTALLATION, OPERATION & MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANT SAFETY RULES

This appliance must only be used in a well ventilated 
area.

1.  This appliance shall not be installed or used 

indoors, in buildings, garages or any other 
enclosed area.

2. 

DO NOT place articles on or against this 
appliance.

3. 

DO NOT use or store flammable materials near 
this appliance.

4.  Children and adults should be alerted to the 

hazards of high surface temperatures, burns and 
clothing ignition.

5.  Children should be carefully supervised when 

they are in the area of the appliance.

6. 

NEVER hang anything including clothes or other 
flammable items on the appliance.

7. 

DO NOT operate this appliance unless it is fully 
assembled with burner guard in place.

8. 

DO NOT SPRAY AEROSOLS IN THE VICINITY OF 
THIS APPLIANCE WHILE IT IS IN OPERATION.

9.  Installation and repair should be done by a 

qualified service person. The appliance must be 
inspected before use and at least annually by a 
qualified service person. More frequent cleaning 
may be required as necessary. It is imperative 
that control compartment, burners and circulating 
air passages of the heater and light be kept clean.

FOR YOUR SAFETY

If you smell gas:
1. Shut off the gas to the appliance.
2. Extinguish any open flame.
3. If odour continues, immediately call your gas 

supplier.

Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable 
vapour and liquids in the vicinity of this or any other 
appliance.

Summary of Contents for FLUX GM124-025

Page 1: ...and regulator Assembled dimensions mm 490W x 1900H x 490D 12 month warranty Approved to NZ Standards Important Retain these instructions for future use 5104 04 19 Gasmate is a registered trademark of Sitro Group Australia Pty Ltd www gasmate com au Aber Living Hamilton N Z www gasmate co nz FLUX HEATER Model No GM124 025 WARNING Improper installation adjustment alteration service or maintenance ca...

Page 2: ...le materials gasoline and other flammable vapours and liquids b Gas orifices and burner must be kept clear of dirt and cobwebs Flow of combustion and ventilation air through the perforated portions of the heater must not be obstructed Cleaning with a soft brush before use and at least every six months is recommended c All gas connections should be checked for leaks utilising a soap solution NEVER ...

Page 3: ... to operate with a standard 9Kg LPG cylinder with Approved Cylinder Connection 11 The valve outlet must be maintained in good condition When the cylinder is not in use be sure to cover it with a dust cap A leak test should be performed with soapy water whenever connecting a new cylinder NEVER use a match to test for leaks 12 The LPG cylinder must be turned off whenever the heater is not in use Whe...

Page 4: ... Plate Pre assembled in Middle Plate x1 8 Glass Tube x1 9 Radiant Head Pre assembled in Upper Plate x1 10 Reflector x1 11 Protection Guard x4 12 Guard Fixing Bracket x4 13 Side Panel x3 14 Front Panel x1 15 Screw All pre assembled in relative parts x66 16 Knob x1 17 Chain Pre assembled in the front knob x1 18 AA Battery x1 19 Wheels Screws washers attached x2 ...

Page 5: ...e plate are aligned with the T shaped holes on the side of the bottom panel STEP 3 Remove the fasteners from the wheels Lay the frame down and attach the wheels 19 into the pre drilled holes at the back of the bottom panel 3 with the fasteners removed from them STEP 2 Remove the screws 15 from each of the upper support posts 5 using them to attach to the middle plate 1 from the inside Fig 1 Remove...

Page 6: ... 15 from underneath Unscrew and remove the igniter cap insert a AA battery with the facing outwards then re attach the cap STEP 5 Carefully slide the glass tube 8 up into the radiant head 9 6 ensure the rubber ring is located at the bottom of the tube and lower it into the hole in the lower plate 7 2 15 Rubber Ring 8 6 7 1 2 15 Rubber Ring 8 6 7 1 ...

Page 7: ...0 to the studs on the radiant head 9 using the washers and wing nuts supplied 10 5 13 15 STEP 7 Attach the four guards 11 by aligning the hooks with the slots in the upper support posts 5 and secure at the top with the bracket 12 and screw supplied 11 12 5 ...

Page 8: ...the bottom panel 3 and held at the top with magnets Check and tighten all fasteners before first use STEP 9 Connect the hose to the hose connector on the underside of the control box 2 Leak test all connections using a soapy water solution Never use a flame for this purpose 11 12 14 16 17 5 11 12 14 16 17 5 STEP 8 Attach the side and back panels 13 using the 4 screws 15 supplied per panel 13 15 ...

Page 9: ... off turn control knob to OFF 7 Turn off the valve on the gas cylinder clockwise and disconnect the cylinder Note if the burner flames goes out accidentally turn off the appliance and wait at least 5 minutes to let the gas dissipate before relighting Repeat steps 2 4 Allow at least one minute to purge air through to pilot after connection to a new cylinder IMPORTANT SAFETY RULES Never use the heat...

Page 10: ...PG cylinder is near empty Gas pressure is low LPG cylinder is near empty Orifice blocked Remove clean and replace Control knob not ON Turn knob to ON Thermocouple faulty Replace thermocouple Pilot light assembly bent or not in correct location Place pilot light in correct position and retry Note Any repairs to the heater must be carried out by a qualified person OUTDOOR FLAME HEATER FOR OUTDOOR US...

Page 11: ...IC REPRESENTATIONS OF OUTDOOR AREAS The following figures are diagrammatic representations of outdoor areas Rectangular areas have been used in these figures the same principles apply to any other shaped area Within a partial enclosure that includes an overhead cover and no more than two walls see Example 2 3 Within a partial enclosure that includes an overhead cover and more than two walls the fo...

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