HCE 74
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TURNING OFF THE HEATER
To switch the heater off:
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Place the power controller to the position 1.
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Close the gas tap.
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ATTENTION:
The gas flow will not be stopped unless you close the valve of the gas bottle.
NOTE: never move or cover the heater before it is completely cold.
MAINTENANCE
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If any anomaly is observed or spare parts are required, contact our Technical Service.
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The periodical maintenance must be carried out by exclusively by an authorized technician.
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We would recommend that you have a service carried out every two years by an authorized
technician.
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Watch the pilot light, which should be stable.
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Check to see if it is necessary to change the flexible gas tube. If it proves necessary, obtain a new
tube and connect it as explained in Apparatus start-up.
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It is recommended that the cleaning of the apparatus be carried out with the gas tap closed, the
heater completely cold and with nonabrasive products.
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We recommend, when the heater is not in use, maintaining it in a dust free atmosphere,
protected with a cloth or plastic cover in a dry place.
BEFORE CALLING IN TECHNICAL SERVICE
Check to see if there is gas in the bottle and that the regulator is correctly coupled in the
open position.
Check to see that the tube is connected.
Check that the instructions have been followed correctly.
If this occurs after changing bottles it may be due to:
There is air in the bottle. Press the ignition button down for a longer period of time until the
pilot flame and burner ignite. Then switch to the maximum position.
The bottle may have been exposed to low exterior temperatures. Apply fairly hot wet cloths
to the upper part of the bottle to increase gasification and the normal exit of gas.
The heater goes out
If it goes out on completing the ignition instructions, repeat the operation, following the
instructions faithfully.
If it goes after 30 minutes, it is signaling that it is operating in a stuffy atmosphere. Ventilate
the room and reignite the heater.
If it goes out before 30 minutes of operation, ensure that it is not exposed to air currents or
that the bottle has not run out of gas.
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