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COMMISSIONING 

ADJUSTING BURNER GAS PRESSURE 

The gas pressure delivered to the burner by the heaters gas proportional control valve must be adjusted for both its 
low and high rate and must be adjusted according to the heater model and gas type. 

A dual port differential type manometer is required to adjust the burner gas pressure. One manometer hose (P1) is 
connected to the gas valve test point and the second manometer hose (P2) is connected to the inner case test point 
which is located on the burner injector manifold plate. 

The burner gas pressure is the gas valve test point pressure (P1) minus the inner case test point pressure (P2). 

 

Adjustment Procedure 

The burner pressure for both the low and high rate can be adjusted by performing the following procedure: 

Note 1: Ensure inlet gas pressure is within specification before attempting to adjust burner gas pressure. 

Note 2: If any button is not operated for a period of 20 seconds, the controller will automatically exit burner adjustment 
mode however any changes made will be saved. 

Note 3: Familiarise yourself with the burner adjustment procedure and settings required before attempting to perform 
the procedure. 

1. 

Ensure heater is not plugged into power point. 

2. 

Remove four screws retaining front louvre. Two screws are located on left hand side of louvre and two screws 
are located on right hand side of louvre. Screws are accessed through louvres. 

3. 

Remove front louvre by pulling louvre away from heater.  

4. 

Remove lower front panel by simultaneously 
depressing tabs located on bottom of heater sides 
and pulling lower front panel away from heater. 

5. 

Remove two screws retaining front panel (screws are 
located on bottom corners of front panel). 

6. 

Remove front panel as follows: Slide front panel to 
the right, push it down to disengage retaining tabs 
and then pull panel away from heater. 

7. 

Remove screw and washer from gas valve test point 
located on gas valve assembly and attach first 
manometer hose (P1) to test point. 

8. 

Remove screw and washer from inner case test point 
located on burner injector manifold plate and attach 
second manometer hose (P2) to test point. 

9. 

Plug heater into power point and switch power point 
on. 

10.  After burner has ignited, wait for at least 15 seconds 

then push and hold down '

Adjuster Button 1

' on the 

controller. The control panels digital display will now 
change to show 'H'  (for high) flashing in the 'Set' 
window and 'L'  (for low) flashing in the 'Room' 
window. Do not release Adjuster  button 1 until 
directed to in step 13. 

11.  The burner low gas pressure 

MUST 

be adjusted first. 

To adjust the burner low gas pressure, press and 

release  the  ▲  or  ▼  button.  The  digital  displays 
'Room' window will now display a setting between 01 
~ 39 and the heater will automatically operate on low. 
This number can now be changed by pressing and 

releasing the ▲ or ▼ buttons. Higher number = more 
gas pressure and lower number = less gas pressure. 
The burner low gas pressure can be viewed on the 
manometer and finetuned to match the specifications 
in the burner gas pressure table shown at the end of 
this procedure. 

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Summary of Contents for PRS-150L

Page 1: ...sealed flue kit Failure to install a genuine Paloma room sealed flue kit will result in a potentially unsafe installation and the heater warranty will become null and void For installation of the flu...

Page 2: ...or a responsible officer DO NOT leave this guide inside the heater cover or behind the heater as it may interfere with the safe operation of the space heater or ignite when the heater is turned on Hea...

Page 3: ...2 Vertical Louvre Adjustment 12 Safety Devices 12 Central Control Commercial Models Only 12 INSTALLATION 13 Heater Location Clearances 13 Minimum Maximum Room Sizes 14 Heater Installation Procedure 14...

Page 4: ...burner is controlled by an electronic controller thermostat which senses the room air temperature The following automatic safety controls are fitted to the heater Filter Clean Warning Device When the...

Page 5: ...r to Heater Clearances table on page 13 DO turn the heater OFF at the control panel when unattended or not in use Do not turn the heater off by switching off at the power point The power point may be...

Page 6: ...hich the heater is installed too large Do you have the correct size heater for your room size Refer to Heater Maximum Room Size on page 14 Is the area subjected to drafts Ensure windows and doors are...

Page 7: ...moving air filter To remove the air filter The air filter is located on the top rear of the heater and is removed by grasping the handle on top of the filter and lifting upwards To replace the air fil...

Page 8: ...mell gas do not attempt to turn on the heater Switch on the electrical supply at the power point The heater will perform a self check routine After the self check routine expires the heater can be tur...

Page 9: ...isplay and the Clock LED and AM or PM will illuminate green 2 Press and hold down the or button The display will change in 1 minute increments until the next hour is reached at which time the display...

Page 10: ...d the Power button LED will change from green to red upon successful ignition When the timers programmed OFF time is reached the burner will turn off and the timer button LED will stop flashing but re...

Page 11: ...h and the burner will turn off provided the current time is not within the selected timers programmed on period including pre heat period AUTO OFF TIMER OPERATION The Auto Off Timer can be activated s...

Page 12: ...ge 7 HUMIDIFIER TRAY The heater has a humidifier tray located behind the lower front cover The humidifier tray can be filled with water to raise the humidity level in the room for extra comfort if req...

Page 13: ...the flue kit refer to the installation instructions supplied with the flue kit Warning Ensure that the gas specified on the heater rating label matches the gas supply Using a different gas type may c...

Page 14: ...Gas Space Heaters should not to be installed in a room larger than the specified maximum room size Although the heater can be installed in a room larger than the specified maximum room size the maximu...

Page 15: ...LED FLUE KIT IS INSTALLED The following information is provided here as a guide only for installation of the flue kit refer to the installation instructions supplied with the flue kit The diagram belo...

Page 16: ...in AS NZS 5601 1 must be used The location of the flue terminal must comply with the requirements of AS NZS 5601 1 Clause 6 9 and figure 6 2 which are summarised here as a guide only It is the install...

Page 17: ...1500 500 Appliances over 250 MJ h input 1500 1500 All fan assisted flue appliances in the direction of discharge 1500 k From a mechanical air inlet including a spa blower refer to note 2 1500 1000 n...

Page 18: ...result on initial start up An isolation valve and disconnection union must be installed to allow servicing and removal of the heater Refer to AS NZS 5601 or AS NZS 5601 1 for the correct pipe sizing W...

Page 19: ...o a 240V AC 50 Hz M E N multiple earthed neutral mains power supply The GPO should be located in an accessible position beside the heater The GPO must be located within 1200 mm from the left hand side...

Page 20: ...ure adjustment and buttons Economy button and on off operation Power button will be disabled Note If a disabled button is pressed whilst the heater is in central control mode the Central Control LED w...

Page 21: ...to Manifold Assembly Connections diagram above 1 Lubricate manifold assembly exhaust connection internal o ring with silicone grease supplied with flue kit 2 Push heater telescopic exhaust tube into...

Page 22: ...ush heater air intake hose over manifold assembly air intake connection until recess inside air intake hose connector is located over flange on manifold assembly air intake connection 2 Secure connect...

Page 23: ...erfloor Installations Item Description Quantity A Top Cover 1 B RH Side Cover 1 C LH Side Cover 1 D Heater Side Replacement Brackets 2 E Screws 8g X 14 8 Note Use wall brackets and wall bracket screws...

Page 24: ...seal flue pipe to manifold assembly when performing step 2 or 4 of the following procedure Procedure 1 Remove two lower brackets on rear of heater and replace with brackets supplied in Extra Wide Back...

Page 25: ...height adjustable by rotating in a clockwise or anticlockwise direction to facilitate levelling and stabilisation of the heater adjust feet height if required 7 Perform a gas inlet pressure test at t...

Page 26: ...ultaneously depressing tabs located on bottom of heater sides and pulling lower front panel away from heater 5 Remove two screws retaining front panel screws are located on bottom corners of front pan...

Page 27: ...ulling louvre away from heater 4 Remove lower front panel by simultaneously depressing tabs located on bottom of heater sides and pulling lower front panel away from heater 5 Remove two screws retaini...

Page 28: ...tures and any burner gas pressure adjustments made will be automatically saved 15 Turn heater off and replace gas valve test point screw and washer and inner case test point screw and washer 16 Operat...

Page 29: ...for 10 minutes 24 Power switch failure faulty control panel 31 Room temperature thermistor abnormal open circuit or closed circuit 33 Overheat thermistor abnormal open circuit or closed circuit 34 Ov...

Page 30: ...o ensure they are sound and firmly connected 6 Check flue system ensure all visible flue components are sound and that the flue system including the flue terminal is not obstructed or blocked in any w...

Page 31: ...r mm 1 6 1 15 1 6 1 15 Pilot burner injector orifice diameter mm N A Temperature settings 16 26 C selectable in 1 C increments Ignition Continuous direct spark PERFORMANCE PRS 150N PRS 150L PRS 250N P...

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Page 35: ...responsibility In other words the cost of dismantling or removing cupboards doors or walls and the cost of any special equipment to bring the space heater to floor or ground level or to a serviceable...

Page 36: ...the defect and in any event within the applicable warranty period 4 2 You are not entitled to make a claim under this warranty if your space heater a Does not have its original serial numbers or rati...

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