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OPERATING   THE   APPLIANCE   

Now that the appliance has been prepared with the proper adapter fittings and 
connections for our intended use (with a garden hose water supply) we can set it up 
for operation. 
 

1)

 

Find a suitable sturdy, non-combustible vertical surface to hang the appliance. 
The surface should be at least 1000mm clear from the sides and 1000mm 
from the top of all combustible surfaces, fabrics, flammable materials, and 
people. Hang the appliance on a suitable vertical surface by the handle 
attached to the back cover of the heater. The appliance is ready to be 
connected to gas and water hoses. 

2)

 

Attach the flexible hose and regulator to the ‘gas inlet’. Tighten this connection 
with a spanner, taking care not to over tighten as doing so may damage the 
pipe. 

3)

 

Connect the other end of the flexible hose and gas regulator to the propane 
gas cylinder. Hand-tighten the connection in an anti-clockwise direction. Note: 
never place the gas cylinder directly beside or above the appliance. 

4)

 

Turn the gas cylinder on (open) in an anti-clockwise direction one full turn, and 
then check the connections for leaks with soapy water. DO NOT use a flame. 
If a leak is detected, turn the cylinder valve off (close) and retighten all 
connections and retest. 

5)

 

Once you determine that there are no leaks present with the gas valve open, 
turn the cylinder valve to the off (close) position. 

6)

 

Place the second supplied washer inside the threaded fitting on the loose end 
of the shower hose. Attach this fitting to the ‘water outlet’ connection. If 
necessary, you can use Teflon tape to avoid leaks. 

7)

 

Prepare a garden hose with a ‘quick fitting’ plug and attach it to the male 
garden hose fitting already installed on the ‘water inlet’ pipe. (This appliance is 
also compatible with other forms of water supply including low voltage water 
pumps. For information on how to connect to this please consult your pump 
accessory instruction manual or contact us). 

8)

 

Ensure that the flow regulation switch on the showerhead is in the ‘off’ 
position. 

9)

 

IMPORTANT: It is important that when starting the appliance that the gas 
regulator is set to the minimum position, fully to the left, indicated by the thin 
dotted end of the curved line. 

10)

 

IMPORTANT: It is important that when starting the appliance that the water 
regulator is set to the maximum position, fully to the left, indicated by the thick 
dotted end of the curved line. 

11)

 

 Turn the gas cylinder on in an anticlockwise direction one full turn. 

12)

 

 Open the valve for your water supply. Water should not start to flow out of the 
showerhead as it is still in the ‘off’ position. 

13)

 

 When ready, slide the flow regulation switch on the showerhead to the ‘on’ 
position. Water will start to flow through the showerhead within a few seconds. 
You should hear a series of clicks and then the burner should ignite. The 
burner flame can be seen operating through the viewing window located at the 
front of the appliance. 

Summary of Contents for Portable 8

Page 1: ...OPERATION GUIDE For customer service on this appliance Phone 1300 371 858 Web luxline com au luxline co nz GMK10191...

Page 2: ...or future reference IMPORTANT This appliance is designed to be used with a source water temperature of 20 C or below If the temperature of the outlet water exceeds 50 C the burners will shut off You w...

Page 3: ...nce must only be serviced by an authorised person It must be returned to its place of purchase for services and repairs DANGER Use outdoors only Only use in well ventilated areas Caution Accessible pa...

Page 4: ...he connection points i e the connection between the hose and the hot water system and the connection between the hose and the gas bottle with a thin layer of soapy water If you see bubbles appear turn...

Page 5: ...let water exceeds 50 C the burners will shut off you will be required to turn the water flow off and on again to reignite the burners This appliance is designed to raise the outlet water temperature b...

Page 6: ...ng figures show outdoor areas suitable for use with this appliance Rectangular areas have been used in these figures the same principles apply to any other shaped areas Any enclosure in which the appl...

Page 7: ...he following shall apply a At least 25 of the total wall area is completely open b 30 or more in total of the remaining wall side back and front wall areas is open and unrestricted c In the case of ba...

Page 8: ...tor with gas hose 1 set Test for leaks after fitting see page 4 Gas adaptor 1 piece Already fitted at the factory Water adaptor 1 piece Teflon tape 1 roll Batteries 2 pieces Washers 2 pieces Portable...

Page 9: ...nd close the battery box lid 3 Fit the gas hose with regulator to the gas adapter fitting on the gas input Tighten the connection with a spanner taking care not to over tighten as this could damage th...

Page 10: ...lose position 6 Place the second supplied washer inside the threaded fitting on the loose end of the shower hose Attach this fitting to the water outlet connection If necessary you can use Teflon tape...

Page 11: ...the burner slide the flow regulation switch to the on position Water will commence to flow and the burner will ignite within 5 seconds WATER CYCLING INSTRUCTIONS To achieve maximum water temperature a...

Page 12: ...ted from the gas supply 2 Ensure that the heater is disconnected from the water supply 3 Ensure that the shower hose is disconnected from the heater 4 Turn the water flow knob to 5 Operate the drain v...

Page 13: ...the cap of the battery case for instructions on how they should be installed Check that the water pressure is at least 0 25 MPa to activate the burners Ensure that the liquid propane regulator is thre...

Page 14: ...stamped on the neck ring The difference between the scale reading and the tare weight indicates approximately how much gas is in the bottle Do not expose the water heater to strong winds This unit ac...

Page 15: ...with the manufacturer s instruction manual which complies with AS2658 Any service inspection repair or replacement activities associated with Luxline products must only be carried out by an approved L...

Page 16: ...1300 371 858 luxline com au luxline co nz...

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