2
JAZ 160
List of contents
#
Description
Qty
1
Axle
1
2
Axle bracket
2
3
Spacer
2
4
Wheel D.200
2
5
Cap nuts
2
6
Screw M5x16
4
7
Washer D.5
12
8
Nut M5
12
9
End cap
2
10 Rear handle
1
11 Front handle
1
12 Screw M5x30
8
Before installation and use, assemble the loose
parts as follows (see Fig. 3):
Slide axle (1) through axle brackets (2).
Assemble in order: cap nuts (3), wheels (4),
spacers (5) on each ends, by tapping lightly.
Connect axle assembly to heater tank using four
screws M5x16 (6), washers (7) and nuts (8).
Insert end caps (9) on rear and front handle (10)
(11). Connect rear handle (10) and front handle
(11) to heater tank using screws M5x30 (12),
washers (7) and nuts (8) as shown.
Tools needed:
- Phillips screwdriver
- Adjustable wrench
- Hammer
5. Electrical Connection and
Installation
Never use this heater in living
or sleeping areas.
Do not cover the heater. Do
not block the air inlet and outlet.
Do not attach ducting to this
heater.
Install the heater upright on a flat, level surface.
1. Provide adequate clearance to combustible
materials.
MINIMUM
SAFETY
CLEARANCES
FROM
MATERIALS
(INCLUDING
COMBUSTIBLE
MATERIALS)
AND
OBJECTS
IN
THE
SURROUNDINGS OF THE HEATER:
Sides:
2 ft
Air inlet:
3 ft
Top:
5 ft
Hot air outlet:
10 ft
Floor:
0 ft
2. Provide adequate ventilation.
Direct-fired
heaters
are
intended for use in outdoor open areas or in
indoor well ventilated areas. For indoor use,
a minimum opening area to the outside of 3
ft
2
per U.S. gallon capacity at the unit level
must be provided, allowing a continuous
fresh air circulation from the outside.
Model
No.
42
80
80 W
125
160
Minimum
Opening
Area
0.84
ft²
1.68
ft²
1.68
ft²
2.76
ft²
3.48
ft²
Carbon monoxide poisoning
may lead to death.
Direct-fired
heaters
may
cause carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning when
Fig. 3