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Please Record Below 
 
Your Retailer: ………………………………………………………………………………….. 
Address: ……………………………………………………………………………………….. 
Phone: …………………………………………………………………………………………. 
Date of Purchase: ……………………………………………………………………………. 
Invoice Number: .............................................................................................................. 
 

Note:  There  is  no  need  to  post  this  guarantee  back,  simply  keep  it  in  a  safe  place  together  with  a 
copy of your purchase invoice. 

 

Parts

Labour

Parts

Labour

Combustion Chamber

10 Years Pro rata (*)

5 Years

1 Year

1 Year

All Other Parts

5 Years

5 Years

1 Year

1 Year

Domestic Applications

Commercial Applications

Description

 

 

 

 

 

 

(*) Combustion chamber full replacement parts cost in the first five years, reducing 20% per year thereafter. 
 

Warranty Conditions: 

 

 

The warranty periods that are allocated for domestic use are based on heating requirements of a typical 
domestic dwelling. The warranty periods allocated under commercial use are for all other applications. 

 

Terms of this warranty are effective from date of purchase and the attending service technician reserves 
the right to verify this date by requesting a copy of the purchase invoice prior to commencement of any 
warranty work. 

 

These units must be installed correctly and the installation must conform to all regulations. 

 

These units must be serviced, installed, commissioned, repaired, and removed by an authorised person. 

 

No parts must be modified or removed from the unit.  

 

These units must be operated and maintained in accordance with manufacturer

‟s operating instructions. 

 

This  warranty  applies  only  to  the  components  supplied  by  the  manufacturer.  It  does  not  apply  to 
components supplied by others. 

 

Where a failed component is replaced under warranty, the balance of the original appliance warranty will 
remain effective. The replacement part or appliance does not carry a new warranty. 

 

We reserve the right to transfer functional components from defective appliances if they are suitable. 

 

We reserve the right to have the installed product returned to the factory for inspection and repair. 

 

Please  note:  general  cleaning,  maintenance,  operation  and  wear  &  tear  are  not  covered  by  the 
guarantee. Calls of this nature will be chargeable. 

 
Warranty Exclusions: 

 
The  following  exclusions  may  cause  the  warranty  to  become  void  and  may  result  in  a  service  charge  and 
costs of parts (if required): 
 

 

Accidental damage and Acts of God. 

 

Failure due to abuse or misuse, improper maintenance, failure to maintain or improper storage. 

 

Failure due to incorrect or unauthorised installations. 

 

Failure  or  damage  caused  by  alterations,  service  or  repair  work  carried  out  by  persons  other  than  our 
authorised service technicians or agents. 

 

Where it is found that there is no fault with the appliance and the issue/s are related to the installation or 
is due to the failure of electric or gas supplies. 

 

We do not accept liability for any consequential  damage  or any  incidental expenses resulting from any 
breach of the warranty OR claims for damage to a building or any other consequential loss either directly 
or indirectly due to fire or any other faults.  

Warranty Information 

Summary of Contents for PJC-W18FR

Page 1: ...be installed in accordance with a Local Gas Fitting Regulations b Municipal Building Codes c Australian Standard for Gas Appliance Installations AS5601 2004 d Any other relevant Statutory Regulation...

Page 2: ...components supplied by the manufacturer It does not apply to components supplied by others Where a failed component is replaced under warranty the balance of the original appliance warranty will remai...

Page 3: ...rrying the heater Warning Label Rating Plate Shows model No Gas Type Month of Manufacture Warm Air Inlet Warm air is discharged Louvre Air Filter 1 Prevents dust entering the appliance Gas Hose Electr...

Page 4: ...e correctly fitted 3 Replace access panel and gently push into position TIMER1 BUTTON TIMER2 BUTTON TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT BUTTON OVER RIDE BUTTON CHILD LOCK LIGHT ON OFF BUTTON FILTER LIGHT SET TIMES...

Page 5: ...e heater Low Emission Technology Class 1 Appliance AS4553 2008 Less than half the emissions of the Australian Standard Energy efficient 7 stage modulating gas valve Manufactured in Japan Safety Device...

Page 6: ...Capacity Maximum Sq m 97 70 Minimum Room Sizing Cu M 62 5 45 Test Point Pressure NG kPa 0 86 0 47 LPG kPa 2 0 1 2 Test Point Pressure at Turndown NG kPa 0 13 0 13 LPG kPa 0 3 0 3 Injector Sizes NG mm...

Page 7: ...red by the Victorian Building Act 1993 Only a licensed person will give you a compliance certificate showing that the work complies with all relevant standards Only a licensed person will have insuran...

Page 8: ...correctly ventilated while unit is operating Continuous use decreases the oxygen level in the room which activates the oxygen depletion safety system Do not allow curtains or other flammable materials...

Page 9: ...ter near an opening door The heater could be knocked over Do not touch the electric plug with wet hands as this could cause an electric shock Do not pull the electrical cord to unplug as this could br...

Page 10: ...er Do not install where water may splash or near another heat source Do not install in a caravan mobile home or recreational vehicle Do not connect to a Propane LPG gas cylinder indoors This appliance...

Page 11: ...e temperatures inside the heater and is normal Please do not unplug the heater while the fan is still operating Important Information When using the heater for the first time or after long periods of...

Page 12: ...uttons For Eg Select 22 Degrees C as your desired temperature and this temperature is then memorised into the control system SET temperature selection can range from 16 Degrees C low 26 Degrees C high...

Page 13: ...peration is switched OFF Over ride light glows ON OFF light glows green and timers are ready After the heater turns off the convection fan will continue to operate for up to 4 minutes Do not unplug wh...

Page 14: ...or 11 12am 1 Adjust the hour Keep pressing the adjustment button until 11 00am is displayed 2 Adjust the minute Press the adjustment button again until 11 12am is displayed Press SET TIMES five times...

Page 15: ...ime press the down or up button until the correct time is reached Example To set the TIMER 1 ON time to 5 30AM 1 Adjust the hour 2 Keep pressing the adjustment button until 5 00AM is displayed 3 Adjus...

Page 16: ...adjustment button until 8 10PM is displayed Press SET TIMES button TIMER 2 OFF light flashes TIMER 2 OFF time is displayed on the screen Adjust TIMER 2 OFF time as required To set the TIMER 2 OFF time...

Page 17: ...lete the process Press The TIMER1 and or TIMER 2 button s as follows You can select TIMER 1 or TIMER 2 or both by pressing the TIMER 1 and or TIMER 2 buttons Selected TIMER s ON OFF lights will glow T...

Page 18: ...ock the air outlet Press the TIMER S button s You can select TIMER 1 or TIMER 2 or both by pressing the TIMER 1 and or TIMER 2 buttons Selected TIMER s ON OFF lights will glow The TIMER operation is n...

Page 19: ...e timers are overlapped the time that is set first will have priority and the timer set second will be cancelled The timer settings will continue to operate if they are not cancelled PRE HEAT FUNCTION...

Page 20: ...stops after the temperature inside the heater has cooled No action required The heater creaks at the time of lighting or switching off The sound is caused by expansion and contraction of metallic part...

Page 21: ...lem persists call for service The gas supply volume is inadequate Call for a licensed plumber Thermo switch is off Call for service Air Filter is clogged Clean Air Filter and operate again If problem...

Page 22: ...2 Air filter is fitting correctly and is not dirty 3 The hose is correctly connected without kinking or twisting 4 There is no damage to the electric cord Maintenance Caution Wear gloves Be careful of...

Page 23: ...ashes clean Air Filters 1 and 2 Use a vacuum cleaner to remove dirt on the Air Filters Air Filter 1 could be taken off to clean Use mild soapy water for severe dirt and refit after drying If Air Filte...

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