patio PC-02 CAB, Assembly Instructions Care, Use, And Safety Manual

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sure there are no cracks in the hose, cuts, or other
abrasions, which might cause a fuel leak.
To change the cylinder, open the safety latch
securing the access doors. Open the French doors
in the base then turn off the gas supply at the top
of the tank in a clock-wise direction and unscrew
the large black knob attached to the propane
regulator. When transporting your cylinder be sure
that it is always in an upright position. Please read
all safety tips on propane on page 16. Your OPD
cylinder will also have helpful hints on the
transportation and storage of propane. Propane is
an extremely safe and tested fuel but it must be
handled with care and respect.
If the hose or regulator assembly is found to be
faulty in any way DO NOT USE the appliance. Call
your authorized
Patio Comfort
dealer and only
use genuine
Patio Comfort
replacement parts.
Using improper parts may damage the product or
cause physical or property damage.
Changing Your Cylinder
These OPD Cylinders are equipped with a safety
feature that will not allow the flow of fuel unless
the proper gastight connection has been made.
Placement of the Heater
Your
Patio Comfort
outdoor patio heater is designed for use as temporary comfort heating for your outdoor
patio, outdoor decks, outdoor spa areas, pool areas, and other outdoor areas with plenty of fresh air.
The heater is NOT designed, approved, or intended for indoor use or enclosed area use such as a garage,
commercial building, tents, ice fishing tents, prefabricated buildings or enclosures or other enclosed areas.
The heater is also not designed for use on moving objects or vehicles such as houseboats, yachts, travel
trailers, boats, or other moving devices or vehicles. DO NOT MOVE HEATER WITH CYLINDER
INSTALLED.
The minimum clearances from combustibles must be maintained at all times. We recommend the heater be
no closer than 24 inches from any combustible vertical or horizontal wall or have any combustible material
within 24 inches of the top of the reflector.
We strongly recommend the heater shall have a clear opening
from the top of the reflector .
Lattice, Wood, or other Combustible Materials
24” Minimum
OPEN ABOVE HEATER
Wall/ or
other
Combustible
Materials
24”
Minimum
These minimum clearances from combustible materials must be maintained anytime the heater is in operation.
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